Star.
London, England, 1802-07-05 00:00:00

FROM THE PARIS PAPFRS.

Natty:, Just 15.—We at length know for
certain the territories which Pmllia will receive
for her poifellions beyond the Rhine. They are--
111. The Bilhopric of Hildethcim, in the Circle
of Lower cony ; it contains about 54 fquare
leagues, t cities, among which is Hildetheim,
containing iseoco Inhabitants ; Peina and Ald
fur towns, and 234 villages. This coun-
try, though I):ng within the Elefjorate of Hann
ver and Duchy of Brunfwick, neverthelefs adjoins

which forms pan of the dominions ,of our Son-
reign. It will be united to the department of
M4gdebourg and ailberliadt. Its revenues
amount to about 1,050,000 livres ; the country is
fertile, and poifeffes confiderable commerce.—
The Protettant and Catholic religions are both to-
lerated.

ad. The Bilhopric of Paderborn, in Welipha-
lia. It contains about 34 fquare leagues, 23
fmall cities, one town, 136 villag-s, and about
60,000 inhabitants, and the revenues amount to
about 24,000 livres.
3d. One third of the Bilhopric of Munner, con-
taining about 40,000 inhabitants.
4th. L'Eichsfeld in Thuringia, which hitherto
belonged to the EleBor of Mentz. It contains 40
fquare leagues, four cities, and 162 towns and
villages, with 74,000 inhabitants. The annual
revenues are valued at 412,000 livres.

sth. The city of Erfort, with its territory,
which comprizes 16 fquare leagues, containing
two cities. 73 towns and villages, and 41,677 in-
habitants.

6th. The Imperial city of Gofslar, in Lower
Saxony, containing 6000 inhabitants.
7th. The Imperial cities of Mulhaufen and Nord-
Laufen. The number of inhabitants in the former
of thefe cities and its territories is 13,000, and the
latter 9000 inhabitants.

The whole of there indemnities contain 200
fquare leagues, and 600,000 inhabitants. His
Pruffian Majefly will take poifeffion of there indem-
Macs early in July.

VIENNA, JuNe 26.--There is no longer any
doubt that the Imperial and Aulic Counfellor, M.
DE Serflittrr, who has laboured for eightecn
months paft in the affairs of the Empire, has been
re-called by the Court of Vienna, fince the indem-
nities to the Secular Princes, and the changes
which are about to take place in Germany, have
been definitively arranged.

We are now Allred that the Deputation of the
Empire will not affemble, and that the Diet of
Ratilbon will purely and limply ratify the ar-
rangement decreed, which will be carried into
execution without delay.
The Mini(ler of State, Count de Cossirroxa.,
and the Count de MAVLATK, Minifter for the af-
fairs of Italy, have been fummoned to Prefburg,
to confer with the Emperor on various important
fubjees.
The projea of our Court refpeeling the fepara-
don of a part of Hungary from that country, and
incorporating it with Auftria, and compenfating
the lots with a part of Venetian Dalmatia,-has
proved fo little to the ta(te of the Members of
the Hungarian Diet, that the propofition which
had been confidentially communicated to the Diet
has been withdrawn.

Livouans, (Tuscany) Jens 15.—The Englifb
have delivered up to France Porto Ferny), and
the whole of the If of Elba. They alto evacu
ated Mahon on the 27th of May.
HAGUE, JUNE tsi,—News molt affliaing to the
commerce of Amfterdam has been received there
from Surinam, where the molt extraordinary rains,
and above all the inundations, have deltroyed all
the produiltions of the colony. The returns from
all the plantations will be reduced this year to a
mere trifle. The lilt news received from Batavia
is more favourable.

The inflallation of the Members of the Depart-
mental Direaory took place the day before yeller.
day, without the lean folemnity.

LONDON.

MONDAY. JULY 5.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCKI
3 per Cent. Coact,' for am 731
Reduced 74-4 per Cant. Confols BM—S Per C *oat"'
Omni= par.
PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY :

Bank Stock
3 pa Cent. Red. 74 i
4 per Cast. 94 I
5 per Cent. Ann. mai tosi
Long Ana si z-16 se
DUBLIN, JOLT T

Imp. 3 per Cent. 721
Imp. Ann 14
Oraniam f prem. to par.
Ening Tickets z 71. gs.
Coot for op. nal
ser Cent. Gov. Dcb. 991.
on Loadem zz# 1.

We yellerday received Paris journals to the ill.
The Official Journal continues to publifk the ad-
dreires from the different departments, which are
all equally favourable, indeed unanimous, for the
Confulfhip during life. Net a fhadow of oppJfi-
tion appears.
The French Government has publilhed a decree
in the Monifrur, by which a proportion of the mi-
litary confcriptien, fettled by a late aft of the Le-
giflative Body, is to be extended to the 27th mili-
tary divillon, fuch being the ilrange circumlocu-
tion by which the annexation of Piedmont to
France is difguifed. It is no doubt a whimsical
metamorpholis that an ancient kingdom of Europe
iltould thus glide from the obfervation of mankind,
and form a union with the French Republic, un-
der the anomalous charatier of " a military divi-
lion." We cannot help remarking how irregular
the ideas of the rights of the governed muff be in
France when, without any legal fidion, without
any form, however illufory, fo great a territory is
adopted into France, by a mere Ad of the Execu.
tive Power ; no Ati of the Legillature having
paired ; no afertion of the right of conqueß being
advanced; no mutual content of the two countries
being pretended.
The French Government have erelted a mer-
cantile depot at Marfeilles, under certain regula-
tions. The exportation of warlike implements,
forbidden during the war, is again permitted.

WINDSOR, pm,*

LaR evening at fix o'clock, the Royal carriages
paraded round the Caine, and about half an hour
after they appeared oppofite the Qtgen'soLodge,
in waiting for their MAJESTIES and the Pawls-
sss, who were on the eve of departure. The
Prince's regiment of Light Horfe was drawn up
on the Green, oppofite the houfe, and flanked by
the Foot Guards, made a very fine appearance,
muftering about too Wrong. At (even o'clock
their MAJISTIES and the four PRINCESSIE fet off
for Weymouth. On the carriages palling through
the town, the bells, which were ringing a merry
peal (for the rival elationeering Candidates),
flopped until the Royal Family had pafled, as it
would not have been feemly for the inhabitants to
ring the Royal Perfonages out of the town.