Star.
London, England, 1802-12-24 00:00:00

FROM THE PARIS PAPERS.

RATISION, Dec. B.—The Deputation of the
Empire held its thirty-third Sitting yenerday.—
The Sub-delegate of Bohemia, M. SCHRAM r, gave
to the Protocol a very important Declaration, in
which he highly difapproves of the Reps taken by
the Milliners of the Mediating Powers, in having
themfelves communicated to the Diet of the Em-
pire the general Recefs of the Deputation, and the
decrees it contained. He concludes this Declara-
tion in the following manner :—" After the
Ripu-
lation by the Minifters of the Mediating Powers,
the Deputation can no longer delay to addrefs a
general Report to the Emperor and Empire. The
Report ought to make fpecial mention of the pre-
fent &nation of affairs, together with all that Rill
remains to be done, in order to complete the la-
bours of the Deputation. It ought alto, in confe-
quence, to comprehend the claufes of which the
infertion has been called for by the Court of
Vienna."

The Diredorial Miniver opened the. Protocol
with refpe& to this Declaration, but at prefent
none of the Members of the Deputation have
voted upon it.
CONSTANCE, Dsc. 55.—Mr. MOORE is here ;
and has continually conferences with BACHMANN.
Some troops ate mulled and put upon half pay.
Mr. Moons has difpatched to London a perfon
named Rooter. The Landvagt WACKER is alfo
at Conllance. He confers every day with Mr.
Mooas : the latter lives very Atired.
Captain Vsanaausit.t.sa has begun to enrol for
England. A difficulty, has arifen on this fubjed
with the Auflrian reerniting officers. Mr. Moons
is Prefident of the Comtnittee of Conflance, which
is compofed of BACHMANN, Captain Weamsa of
Berne, the Landaagt Wacata, Captain VARDER
MRILLtR of Zurich, Lieutenant BRATER, General

Rmasum, two Englifhmen, and Emigrants of
the army of Conde, who refide near Conftance,
and Madam DIRSBACH, wife of INISBACH, who
was fent away from Paris. There focieties often
meet at the houfe of M. Fawns,Lin.

Mr. Moots being defirous of proceeding toVien
na with a fpecial commiffion from his Government,
the Court of Vienna made known to him, that it
would not engage in a new contelt, which might
fet the whole world in flames, and be attended
writ► the moll fatal confequences : that it would
be of no ufe for him to come fp far as Vienna. Mr.
Moots has therefore retired to this place, where
he waits for new orders from his Government.—
Mstsiotar.

Bauwa, Nov. 3o.—We learn from Wallachia,
that the Porte has extended the Government of
the Hofpodar of this province, by uniting to it the
towns of Hasten, Ibrahim, and Bender. The
Paellas, who commanded in thefe towns, are tranf.
let-red to others. According to a letter from
.Lemberg. a new comet has been obterved in Li.
thuania.

&wits or THI MAYN, DEC. 14.—His Serene
Highnefs the Duke of WIRTIMIRRO has appoint-
ed M. Noe MAN his Sub-delegate at Ratilbon, to be
Direaing Minifter of his new poffeffions. We
learn from y uld a, that his Serene Highnefs the
Hereditary Prince of Oaswog has fuppreffed
eight Provolithips, the three Collegials, and fix
Convents, which were in that country, and 'inked
their poffeffions to his domains, which will raife
the revenues of that Prince to more than 600,000
florins. In regard to Mount Saint-Jean, in the
Rhingau, the Sovereignty belongs to Nalfau•Ufin-
. gen, but the domains remain to N. Orange.
CONITAMTIMOPLI, Nov. 9.—The Epaminon-
das, a French veffel, which lately arrived at Con-
flantinople. has failed for Sebaftopolis, in the
Crimea, to take in a cargo of corn.
The Rits EPTEMDI took the earlieft opportuni-
ty of difpatching Frmans to the different ports of
the Black Sea, that the Epaminondas, and all
. other French veffels entering them, Mould be re-
ceived as thole of a friendly Power, and conform-
ably to the laft Treaty.

The C•PTAIN P•ca• gave a gratuity of 250
piaftres to the Captain of the Port, on his prefent-
mg to him the Firman granted to the firft French
Sup which appeared in the Black Sea.
The .Reis EFFENDI has fent models of the
French flag to the different Ports in the Black Sea;
and every meafure is taken to enfure to the Rag
of the French Republic the enjoyment of all the
privileges fecured to it by the conditions of the
Peace.

Hastsuito a, Dec. to.—The laft honours were
paid yefterday to the remains of the celebrated
snit h Sumac, who perithed by the fire of the 4th,
and to tbofn of the young Frenchman, who fell a
alto. The proceMon was numerous, and
f;i!f was painted in every countenance. Madame
bueur wholurvived her hatband, but who was
in the inott deplore* Rate, expired at the mo.

r.cuzimssrAitr PROCRED-171CS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, THURSDAY, DEC. 113.
The following Bills were read a third time, and paid
The Bill for facilitating the Traaportatioo of Offenders.
The kith Corn intercourfe Bill.
The Bill for amending an Aft palled in the 4th year of his
prefent Majelty, relative to the Basil& Militia.
The frith Militia Miftake Bill.
The frith Sugar Drawback Bill. and the JIM for prohibiting
the Exportation of Corn from Great Britain.
The Report,of the Bill for appointing Comnalfilooess to in-
quire into the abufes pradifed in the feveral Naval Departments
was then brought up and ordered to be read a third tins to.
morrow.—. Adjourned.

LONDON.

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