Star.
London, England, 1801-03-25 00:00:00

PROM THE PARDS PAPERS.

RATIESON, MARCH 7.—ln the fitting of this
day the general Diet of the Empire formed a con-
clufum, by which it formally ratifies the Treaty
of Peace concluded between his Imperial Majefty
and the French Republic.
Count COLLOREDO, the new Bohemian Minifter,
arrived here yefterday. He was this day ac-
knowledged in his official capacity, and voted in
the college of the Ele6tors. Hisevote decided the
majority which had not been decided yefterday.
We learn that the principal Imperial Corn.
miffioner expeils a Courier from nta, who will
bring him fill powers to ratify in the name of his
Imperial Majefty the conclufum of the Diet, and
to tranfmit it to Count Cement-a es.
VIENNA, FEB. zB.—The EMPEROR has ordered
Baron TnuouT, and General LAVER, his favou-
rite, to give in ftatements ; the former, of the
manner in which the Englith fubfidies have been
employed, and the latter, of the films put into
the military elle% when he was Chief of the Stag
of the Army, under the command of the Arch-
duke Jourt. Immediately after thefe accounts
are ad j tilted, Baron Tit tic tn. will retire to Cracow,
and Baron de LAVER to Bohemia. The head-
quarters of the army will be transferred hither
from Schoenbrun to-morrow: the Archduke

CHARLES and JOHN Will arrive at the fame time.—

We are allured that the army in Italy will be...en-
tirely diffolved, and that the greater part of the
regiments which compote it have received orders
to repair to the frontiers of Turkey.
E, MARCH i t.—Admiral de WINTER is
arrived here from the Texel ; the Swedifh Admi-
ral CRONSTEDT, and a Ruffian Admiral, are daily
expeCted.—There will be a conference between
there three Chiefs, relative to the jundions and
etrations of the coalefced fleets. According. to
Admiral de Witirra's report, the Batavian Fleet
will confift of 28 (hips of different rates, which will
be ready for fea in the courfe of the month of
April ; the period at which the Ruffian and
Swedifh naval armaments are to pats the Sound,
for the purpofe of forming a junetion with the
fleet of this Republic, off the Texel; on die other
hard, the French and Batavian troops are already
in motion, and feveral corps are arrived in the
vicinity of Alkmaer.
MARCH 12.—The Executive Dir.:Rory are to-
morrow to fend a Melfage to the Batavian Legit
lative Body, demanding an Amnefty in favour
of all thofe who have been bartiflied or imprifoned
for political offences. The Legiflative Body will,
it is thought, comply with their demand. Thus
we (hall fee Tome of the Era families of the Re-
public return to their former homes, from whence

they have been fo long banifhed.
MARCH rs.—The Batavian Government is 'a-
bout to fend an agent to Berlin, on the invitation
of the King of Praia, to regulate, with a Com•
miffioner of the Prince of Orange, under the eye
of the Pruflian Minifter, the indemnification which
this Prince demands for the eftates which be has
in the Republic. This agent will be recognized as
the Miniftcr of the Batavian Republic, as foon as
they !hall be agreed on the terms of the indemni.
fication.

BERLIN, MARCH 3.—This day his Majeßy fends
an Officer of rank to St. Peteriburgh, in the capa-
city of Secretary of Legation ; the objet of his
million is not known, but it is conjedured to be of
a molt important nature. We learn from X,r.
niglberg that Count de LILLE arrived there the
a+th ult. accompanied by the Duch& of Aacou.
Lams, his augull niece, and Abbe Eonwoare.
MARCH 7:-.•••TWO Couriers have arrived from
London to Lerd CALYSFORT, who have brought
him orders to enter inter a Negotiation with the
Pruflian Miniftry on the fubjed of the differences
which have arifen between England and the powers
of the North. 11;e indifpofition of his Britannic
Majeftl, and the change in the Adminiftration,
prevent the adoption of any decifive meafures at
prefent. The Danith, Ruffian, and Swedifh Am-
balTadors have frequent conferences with our Mi.
ni tiers.

DUEStI.DORIT MARCH ri.—The Army of De-
manation is at this moment in motion, and is to
all intents and purpofes on the war ellablithment.
Numerous garrifons are to be potted on the left
Bank of the Rhine ; .barracks are already crating
at Crevcldt. The inhabitants are bufy in demo-
. Ealing the fortifications of this city.
COPINHAGEN. MA'AM S.—All the preparations
for placing our harbour in a Bate of defence a-
gainft it bombardmatt are already completed....
They confia in batteries formed on threelines; the
molt advanced of which extends a full league into
the lea. Ships of different fires are employed in it,
and 6000 men are to ferve either in the floating or
the fixed batteries. The Commander in Chief,
Tr seNER, is a man of conentunate !kill in na-
val affairs. The grand fquadron is to confift fiat
leaft ferenteen (hips, which is to be commanded by
a veteran experienced officer. The Dania and
'Sean Admirals teem to have agreed not to dff.
putc the paffage of the Sound with the Englifh,
hut to await their arrival a: the narrow pafr which
lies between the Wand of Amak and that of Sal-
tholm. The coatis of Iceland and of Scania are
merely furnilled with troops and artillery to pre.
vent any attempt at landing.
MARCH 7.--The day before yeflerday the Euglifh
legation received difpatches by a courier front
England. Mr. TALBOT, the En lifh Minifter in
Sweden, who lately quitted Stockholm, and who
had left this city to proceed to England, havin
met the Englifh courier at Corfor, returned wi
him to this capital, under an idea that the & -
patches of which he Was the bearer, might c°
Come inflruftians for him. The name of
:Itte
Englifh difpatches has not yet tranfpired, but it le
,nitiliely reported, that the courier bripgs intelli.
.ence that the Englifh government int2ods to fend
iither an extraordinary Negotiator tod: the
fifferences now crafting between our - sad
Great Britain. Some are of opinion, that Mr.
rALBOT will return to Stockholm. 'lite NIA
nail which arrived here yefterelay, bro4hit die.
V .batches to Mr. DROMMOD, Charge d' 'tee*
his Court, informing him that he has been IP _
_RRint'f
.d Malian-at this Court by Sits cannot Laroilt

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HOUSE OF LORDS, TUESDAY, MARCH 24.

PARLIAMENTifRr PROCEEDINGS.

The Fluy_l Agent was given, by Comini:Tion, to Eighteen
nl.'.gc, Six Private Bills; among the former were the
i.,,tt-Offir, DIId:4 Bill, the Stamp Dudes, the Horfe Duty,
Dory, Sir tlintegy SNIT it's Annuity, and the Ira
al Law 1!:11s, together with two other Bills relative to the
meat of Ireland. The Lords Commiflioners were,
int LORD CRANCELLOR, the Duke of ROIRVI:611, and Lord
Cet NGIIA N.
Ir: Earl of WARWICK gave notice that on Monday next his
se,•uld bring forward a motion refpedting the High
prices et Provilions ; and for which day he moved that their
Lordihips fummoned, which was ordered accordingly.
bufinefs was difpofrd of, and Annual Prlia-
re! %irt• Accounts laid bcf.ice the Haute by the proper Officers
Sir 1/i.% AC HEARD, &c. attended for the purpofe of Intro-
-o,,,jag in form Lord Wm.rot.E, of Woolterton, as Baron
At'Atrol.e, of Walpole; but his Lordibip not attending in due
time, the Ceremony did not take place.
Adjourned till to-morrow, when the Lords Committees
met at half pail two o'clock.