Star.
London, England, 1803-02-07 00:00:00

FROM THE PARIS PAPERS.

RATISBON, JAN. 1..--We have received the im-
portant intelligence that the Au(lrian troops now
in ga r rifon at Paffau have received orders to quit
that city, and to remove into Innvertel and the
hi(hopric of Salt7.l3nrgh. The evacuation will take
place before the cnd of January. This order has
beets given in confcquence of the convention con-
cluded on the -16th of December, between France
and Anitria, to which Rutlia has formally ..cced-
ed, and which it aflually fabmitted to the appro-
bation of the Deputation of the Empire.
BASLE, JAs. 26.—The important intelligence
has been received from Paris, that all the cantonal
organizati tins are completed, and have received
the approbation of the FIKST CONSUL. There will
be tranfraitted officially to the fnperior authorities
of the n ineteen Cantons, in order to be prefented,
accord; ng to the anal forms, to the acceptance of
the Helvetic people. The democratic Cantons will
fulaftd as before, and their ancient conflitutions
will n tit undergo any change. All the other cantons
will 'oe governed nearly on the fame principles; an
equality of rights forms the principal bails of all
the cantonal organizations.

AMERICA

CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES.

On the ald of her a menge was read
from the Prefident Lewis, his Secretary,
imparting to the Hou e the information requelled
relpeiffing the violation on the part of Spain, of
the Treaty between the United States and that. na-
tion. 'the mell'age is as follows :
" Gentlemen, I now Man* a report from the Secretary of
i State, with the information req• ifit, in your Refolution of the
17th infL in mating this communication, I deem it proper to
obferve, that I was led by the regard doe to the rights and M-
I terells of the United States, and to the jug fallibility of a por-
tion of our fellow-citizens more immediately affetftrd by the ir-
regular proceedings at New Orleans, to lofe not a moment in
caufmg every Rep lobe taken w!,'cb the occafiun claimed front
me, being equally aware of the obligation to maintain, in all
cafes, the rights of the nation, and to employ for that purpsife,
that jult and honourable means which belong to the charade:
of the United States. (Signed) " 'TU., rrrrrr um.°
The mefrage was accompanied by letters from
Ole American Conful at New Orleans, the procla-
notion of the Intendant, a letter from the Gover-
nor of the Millifrippi territory, written to the Go.
vern,w of Louiliana, and a letter from the Gover-
nor ch'. Kentucky to the Prelident.
The Captain of the ()tip Serpent, arrived at Bar-
celona t:olm Guadaloupe, after a (port pafrage,
hates, that the Blacks there are fitbdued. That
jai before he fai:ed, in the beginning of Decem-
ber, the Black General PALERMO had been fur-
prifed in his camp 1.7 a company of hiiirars, and
put to flight. Sixtecn Blacks were kiiled, and lit
taken prifoners. Their whole force are calculated
at and under an hundred.

NEW Voak, JA'. 3.—C.•ptain II '.WLEY, of the
brig Argonaut, wno arrivei: yeflerdty, in fifteen
days from Antigua, on his pa,cage fell in with 15
French (hips of the line and 40 wanfports, having
on board 6000 troops, with twelve months provt-
fions, bound to St. Doniingo.
An critical ian dame of the illuflrions Washl MG.
volt is to he immediately erected within the city a
New York.

Three hundred paffengers have arrived at Bal-
timore from New Orleans. This has a warlike
appearance.
BALTIMORE. DEC. a7.—Captain Baltic ss, of the
fchooner Molly, twenty days from Cape Francois,
!fates, that Fort Dauphin is retaken by the French
from the Blacks, who are all put to the fwor,i.
The arrival of the brig Minerva was announced
at Philadelphia on the 28th of December. She
failed from Port Republican on the tyth inft. At
that time reinforcements had reached Port Repub-
lican, under the command of General Be v NIT rc,
amounting to 1200 men : and it was reported,
that L'Archay, then in poffefflon of the Brigands,
would flintily be attacked.

It is certainly fine that the French are in pof.
Con of Port Republican and Cape Francois ; the
latter place is confidered perfealy fafe from (eve-
ral fur rounding towers having been evacuated by
the enemy.
Letters from New Orleans, dated December 3,
flare, " that all the Americans there are required
to take the oath of allegiance to the KING of Steam,
or quit the place."
St. Marks, it appears, has been befieged by Ge-
netal DkSS•LINES, who is not killed, as was re-
ported.
General Risen AM RE ALI has left Port Republican,
and proceeded to the Cape, and has left General
WATRIN to take the command of the French forces
in his abfence. The Commander of the Polifh
troops is dead.
Several Proclamations have been ;trued at St.
Domingo Circe the death of LLCLI RC. They fpeak
in raptures of that General, and exhort .ill the in•
habitants to rally round the flandat dof ROC M •
Ilk AP. '

r It is raid that the el:emit:ince of the arrival of
the Hon. Mr. Nicholfon limn the Congrefs, in this
city, and his &lire to difpofe of his infutance Rock,
have created a belief that we arc on the eve of a
war with either France or Spain, or probably both.
The tame manner in which the Prehdent has com-
municated to the Congrcfs our ii•iiation with Fa.
rope, and efpecially with Spain, dues not
tacit a condulion.

LONDON.