Star.
London, England, 1802-05-26 00:00:00

FROM THE PARIS PAPERS.

NAPLES, APRIL s7.—His Catholic Majelly, it
laid, will fend a fquadron of fix chips of the line
and four frigates, to convey hither die Princefs
Royal his d tughter, defined in marriage to the
Hc~cditary Prince The fame fquadron will con-
voy onr Princefs Royal, who is to be married to
idle ?time of Alturias.

:Lam, MAY to.—A part of the Polifh troops I
have been takes' into the pay of the Italian Re-
public. The number of thefe troops entered into'
our service conillis of a General of I)ivition. an
Infpenor of the Plait): tioops, an Adjutant Com-
ma:l4:ot, two Captains Aides d.: Camp, two
demi-brigades of infantry, and a Regiment of
Ligh- Cavalry. The pay, laws. and military re-
gulations of the Italian troops, will be common
to the nlith troops.
LAUSAANY, MAY 14.-REY:4ObID'S firft camp
had been eftablitlied in an extentive plain, near the
village of Tolochanas, -in the neighbourhood of
Morges : it was from this camp that Rtenosif
repaired on the 6th to Rion-Bolfon, to confer with
the Lieutenant of the Peered, and the Authorities
of Morges, who had gone thither; and it was there
that the capitulatkn of Morges was ti.nied by the
sub-Pts:fea of Morges ; but the I.ieuteitant of the
l'refea refuted to riga it; or to take any part id it.
On the 7th the pedants abandoned their pofi.
Lion, and encamped :in the plains of-Loupatoo
wlir:,ce they set out for Ltufanne ; and after the •
events of that day. encamped in the • plains of
Saint-Solpice, below the village of Ecublens.—
After the conferences which took place in .the
camp, they retired oat the loth 'wpm: la Venunge.
near the village of Antos. •The fame eveninr.
May to. they fummoned the town of Morges '
Deliver up to them four pieces of cannon. The
Municipality engaged the Sub-I'rcfca to take the'
proper Ilfps to cattle Citizen Ditrasitsv, die Frenelt,
Conimantlant, to ezeciree this delivery : the (lima
made to the Coe)uartslant on this fubje4t, was
tigned by the SeirPreCea. the Merricipalhy. and
ab..u: fatty sitiaeuv ; 1.%t wee avittg

to be crimptied r. ith, when the mind of fettle'
French and Helvetic tionymetWorgeiput an-end,
to the bufinefs, and madelhe infitte:ste retire. •.
On the 3 t th, General AUST., had arrived
at Lauf:Anne, invited !Ursine!) to repair to hind
under afa fegna.rd. Ri recoup hefitated tome time,l
lon he repaired to the appointed place in the even-
ing, accompanied with come Deputies of the cow-
mimes during the night there were long con-
ferences. Next Jay, May tads, it was known that
the infurgents had quitted their camp in fuccetiou,
and were returning home, faying that they were
peaceable, that there would be tin• more feudal
rights, and that no one would be molelled for
having been under R v MOND'S liandard. People,
however, did not know what to believe, till the
following note was iffited in the evening from- the
General's Office : _ _

•' General Avery has &mooned the Chiefs of
the Communes at the head of the armed bodies,
encamped above the bridge of la Venoge, ne.ir
Morgec, to difperfe; and, in cafe of reflifil, bac
declared, that he will employ the lirmed force .to
compel them, according to the orders he has re-
ceived fmm General Mostateliazo. The Chiefs
have promifed to contply, Ad this moniing early,
May IS, the whole have retired peaceably to
their communes."

Thu* has terminated affair, 'which might
have been attended with the ma difafirmts eon-
fequences. Five hundred men Of the french.
troops, taken ftom the environs of evenev, have •
entered the diaria of Neon t and detachinents of,
there troops 'have been 'fent hence to leveral coda-1
moues, as Moody% Yverdon, Orbk,*c.