Star.
London, England, 1803-01-25 00:00:00

FRANCE.

PARIS, JANUARY so.
The Convention concluded on the 25th ult. will
not be officially publifhed till atter the exchange
of the Ratifications, but the fubflance of it is in
general circulation at Ratifbnn. The Treaty is
tagned by the Ruffian as well as the French and
Imperial Minifters. Auftria cedes the Ortenau to
the Duke of Modena, and receives in exchange
the Bifhnprics of Trent and Brixen, to be incorpo-
rated with the Auftrian Monarchy. The Grand
Duke invited to renounce Trent and Brixen, ob.
trains the Bithepric of Eichltadt, except the fix-fu-
perior Bailliwicks of that Country, which are to
be united to the principality of Wurtzburgh : the
Grand Duke alfo obtains a part of the Upper Pa-
latinate: but he formally engages not to fortify
Eichfladt. Bavaria is to preferve the fix Pupa for
Baiiiwicks of the Bifhopric, but is to indemnify
the Grand Duke by ceding property which the
Eleaor poffeflcs as Duke of Deux Ponta, in Bo-
hemia. The Eleftor keeps all his paliffiony on
the Inn. The town of Paffau is to be ceded to
him by Auftria. The Eleaor Arch Chancellor
obtains ail the tolls of the Rhine, on the right
bank. Praia is to keep the part of the territory
of Noremburg, which the occupied laft war.
It is now reported, that the Pays de Vaud, with
the greater part of the Canton of Friburgh,skhofe
inhabitants differ in manners and language from
the Swifs, are to be crated into a free Republic,
like that of the Valais, under the protcetion of the
French Government. A part of the Counties of
Neufchatel and Vallengin, lying on this fide
Mount Jura, will, it is faid, be united with that
Republic; and the other part, incorpar.ated with
France. Prullia and France are faid to have agred
on thefe arrangements. Other changes will be
made, when the limits between France and Hel-
vetia than be definitively fettled.
Some new meafures of refillance, beginning in
the Canton of Zurich, have been interrupted by
orders from Berne.
Jaw. 2I . —Letters from Vienna hate, that the
mountain of Blockfberg, fituated at (rime dillance
from Buda, at the bottom of which there are ful-
phurous baths, has experienced in it, tipper parta
Irolcanic eruption, which has ocea fion,l great alarm
so the neighbourhood. This is a new plicenome-
wit which mull be added to the number of thole
by which the lait year bas been diflinguilbed.
The Conti& have pallid a Decree' ler the •
eliration and adminiftration of the Theatre of ;
Arts, which contains the following, among other
regulations
Tire Prefect of the Palace is to have the fuper.
intendance of the Theatre of Arts, but without
any rcfponnuility. Under him, there are to be a
Direftor and an Adminiftrator, who are to he re:
Ipnfible, and who are to be appointed by the
rFlair_
No my Piece, no new Ballet can be performed,
no new decoration can be ufed, without an eili.
mate of the espence being laid before the Cull?
t.losisus, and approved of by him.
The Salaries of the Performers and other per-
tain employed in the Theatre, are to be laid be-
fore the Feast- Com str_ for his approbation.
The hliniiier of the Interior is to appropriate
50,00 Q here% a month (about 25,a0ra1. a year ) tar
the life of the Theatre of Arts, ice.
The Council of State have come to the furor,.

ing Jetctminati.•n, upon 1 quillinn pri.noled to
abca3 b dic Sena:. viz. Whetbtr filch Members
of . . ~..•• I.dl%..ligiti; as go out by rot, can .gain
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FIANCITOIT, Jasi• t3..—The town of Wattlein
near Arnlbetg, was almoll entirely dearoyed by
a fire, which happened on the 3111 ult. The pro.
grecs of the flames was fo rapid, that in an hour
and a half too hooks, the Town Hall, and the
Church, were confumed.

CARLSRUHE, Jail. I3,—The MARGRAVE, our
fnvereign, to conform to the defire of the French
Government, is employed with the augmentation
of his military eflablifhtnent, which he propofes to
raife to . to,ooo men. All there troops will be
placed under the command of Prince Louis, the
MARGRAVI'S fon, who has lately returned from
Paris. It is Paid alto, that Pruffian Officers will
he charged with the organization and care of ex.
ercifing there troops. The Maxottays having
applied on this rubjeft to his PRUSSIAN MAJESTY,
received from him a very fatisfaetory anfwer.
Bilk sr, JAN. I.—His Excellency the Generalif-
fiaso Pit !NCR of PEACE, defirous of teflifying how
well pleated his CATHOLIC MAJESTY has been with
the attention which the Nuns of that city paid to
the tick in his ft et, during the time it remained
there, has prefented to them, by the hands of the
Chevalier RousauD, Intendant of the Army, now
a Commiffioner at Paris, Soon francs, as a mark
of his Majssrv's gratitude.

LONDON.

TUESDAY, JANUARY 15.

CONVIIMON or Sr. Paot.....Holiday at the Hank.
PRICE 01, STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK'

3 per Cat. Coif. 701—ra Feb. ace. 711 i•
Ontniunt ail.
PRICE OF J rocics YESTERDAY:
; per C. Red. 72 if Imp. 3 per Cent. 69!
3 per C. Cte. rid Imp. Asm. t t 9-16
4 per Cent. Conf a63fil Ezebeq. BSI% es. to u. dif.
s per C. Ann. toll Otunium Ail"'
5 per C. 1797, 104103 Foglia Tic ets 171.165.
Long Ann. 2 oti 9-16 Cod. for Feb.aec. 71171 71f

This morning we received French Journals to
the sad. A Dutch Mail has alto come to hand.
They bring very little of importance.
A number of income& rumours having been
circulated refpeaing the Mutiny at Gibraltar, it
gives us pleafure to be able to Rate that we have
rec-ived letters dirca from the Garrifon, inform-
ing us of every particular ; and that it was in itfeif
a thing of no farther moment, than as it ferves to
prove that when once lair difcipline has got intro.
doted among foldiers, it will be a long time before
the confequences of the habits which it induces
can be done away. The reports that the riotous
foldiers had called out for certain individuals to be
given up to their fury are entirely falfe, nor was
any kind of diffaffeaion manifelled towards any
Oificer excepting the Adjutant of the ad battalion
of Royals.
On this point, in addition to the particulars

given in the fubjoincd Letter from Gibraltar,
which we copy from a Morning Paper, and
which is confirmed in every particular by the let-
ters we have ourfelves received, we (hall only
Rate from the latter the kind of prejt.dice which
had been taken up againft the Adjutant.—A num-
ber of years ago, upwards of ten, when he was a
Serjcant, he received or conceived hirnfelf tc have
received, an affront from an Officer, which he was,
by his fituation, prevented from refenting. It
preyed fo much opon his mind, that in Lit incer-
titude refpetaing what he ought to do, he was fo
.imprudent as to withdraw himfelf from his regi•
mem. He had hardly committed this rani aa
whin tie law how improper it was. The, unhappy
man, in confequence, feized the fira opportunity
to give himftlf up, and his condo& ever after'
fo esamplary, that at laR his good be-
haviour was rewarded by being made Adjutant
of the Royals—a circumnance which created no
little degree of envy among Tome of the wont
fol-
diers, but who had been as long in the fervice.—
The Adjutant happening to be the Officer who or.
dered the Barracks to be doled, to prevent them
from getting more liquor on the evening of the
day ‘on which they had received their balances, in

theii corps they &ft began to grumble at his or-
dcrs,and at laft fome of them difcovei ed that they
had been flighted in not bring all made °furs, as
well as him—nor could the national pride of the
drunken regiment brook the idea of being com-
manded by one whom they called a deferter.

The riotous condua of the 25th regiment, when
they Lot their balances, was brought about by the
insinuations of a number of difeontented foreign-
ers, who have found a place in its ranks, and who
firll began by repeating the pretended grievances
of the ad Royab, and at k fueceeded in per.
loading the corps to go in a body to !lir up the
other to a has tumult. In this, however, they
were difappointed, the Royals by this time having
come again to their fenfes.
Our letters are all unanimous in Rating, that
His Royal Highnefs the Commander in Chief, in
the courfe of this difagreeable bufusefs, behaved
with that coolnefs, firmer', and prudence, fo ne-
ceffary for thole intrnfted with higb military com-
mand, and for which His Royal Higiusefs has
always hccn eminently didinguillinh •
Oar !ears alto mention, that on the morning
of the 27th of December, five fail of French line
batt'.c 111.ps, palled to the Easton!, fuppofed
by the garrifon to be from St. Domingo.
Porto,;nefe frigate 1/,e Plusais, we acre
py to kaus, got into Idabgat though in great
' • 4:jitters.