Star.
London, England, 1802-07-08 00:00:00

FROM THE PARIS PAPERS.

Peemullc, JUNE s.—Yefterday the Diet held
its ninth fitting, and heard read the report of its
Cqmrnittee, relating to the completion of the Hun-
prian army. In the evening there was a grand
11411 to Court, to which the Members of the Diet
Mere ..ivited.

MILAN, jume rf our men of letters
has commu,:icated the following particulars of the
pc.:igree of BONAPARTE :--His family had its
a :1•4:n at Sarzena, where a mantifeript i, foui,d, in
s !ugh tae family name of BONAPARTE is mention-
ed r.i ry as tke year t3on. There is, betides, a
later in being from ANTONIO IVANI, Chancellor
of Voltcria, u riiten to CESAR. BoNI PARTE in 1456.
1.1-dt-r the reigri oldie VIEC“N nc, 1370, the family
of At.unatro.ot, BoNaratrr, l'iszzi, and fevcrai
otlitrs, mere expelled Sarzena, as adherents of the
So-ne to •I'ulcany, others If) Ow-
tica, %here the fon;ly of BOYAPARTI retired, a:
LANDINELLI wrote in the year toko then BONA
TEN rt.' Rossi alto flonrithed, who compiled a
Chronicle on the origin of the city of Samna, and,
among the noble families of that city, enumerate.
that :tin of Boa %PARTE. In the National Lib; ar)
at Paris there is a dramatic piece written by a
cc: rain NICI4OLAS BONAPARTE,7Md printed in 1692.
The fa. king of Rome in 1527, isaifo recorded by
a JACOB D0X•P411.116

PITIatiVISR, Jun 11 LMITI, ap-
pointed by the French Government Commifrary.
General of Foreign Relations 'in this City, has
arrived here. He was fame years ago landed by
the unfortunate Pcaousa at Kamtfchatka, and
tent to Paris with his difpatches. On that occa-
fion he traverfed a great part of Ruffia, which he
defcribed in the interefling account publithed by
him of his travels. He retitled three years at
Conflantinople, where he married a Greek Lady.
Our Ambatfador at the Court of London, Count
Woemtzow, has alto arrived here; he met his
Majefly the Ea PEIOR at Narva, and travelled fe-
veral miles in his company, as his Majelly was
defirous of converting with him.
VI ENNA, JUNI. 1g.—Betides the irruption which
Passwa OGLou has made into Wallachia, the
brigands who ravage that province, and who
have increafed from Soo to Sono, fpread every
where terror and alarm. They have repulfed the
troops of the Hofpodar, and the armed men whom
the Boyars, that is to fay, the nobles of the country,
and the counfellors of the Prince, had tent againit
them. They do not properly form a part of the
troops of Passwam Ootou, but they aft under
the command of that rebel, which renders them
much more formidable : the booty they have got
is immenfe. It is laid, that to,cco Ottoman troops
are on their march to relieve Wallachia.

FRANCK/01LT, JUNI 26.—The private Treaty
concluded on the toth of May at Paris, between
the French Republic and the Duke of Worms-
slum, has juft appeared in the Batavian Journals.
In this treaty the Prince folemnly renounces in fa-
vour:of the French Republic his rights of fovereign-
ty to the countries and domains on the left bank of
the Rhine. His Serene Highnefs renounces alfo
all demands of reftitution he might make to the
French Republic, either on account of arrears, or
the non enjoyment of the rights and revenues of
the ceded countries, and all other claims anterior
to the prefent treaty. The French Republic, on
its fide, promifes its good offices to obtain for his
Serene Highnefs territorial indemnities which, as
far as poffible, (hall be convenient and agreeable
to his Serene Highnefs, and adequate to the loffes
of every kind he has Curtained by the war, and to
the advantages and privileges attached to the
ceded countries, &c.