Star.
London, England, 1803-03-28 00:00:00

FROM THE PARIS PAPERS.

CONSTANTINOPLI, Fits. tt.—On the loth ult.
the Imperial Ruffian Ambaffador, Count IT*cou-
nt had an audience of the GRAND Veztta, and on
the Bth init. delivered his credentials to theGaaso
Stiontoa.

On the 6th the Dutch AmbalTador to Stuttgard,
Baron Van DIDIM TOT DIN GILDER, who came
hither on a viat to his father, has fet out on his
return to Holland.

The French fquadron which carried hither Ge-
neral Benue, will, it is Paid, put to lea with the
, firft fair wind,in order to convey the French Agents
to the different commercial places of the Levant.
According to the lea letters from Egypt a great
many (hips are lying there to carry back to Eng-
land the &kik' troops, which are daily expefted
to eradiate that country.
G alma; Matte 5,--A courier has hem difpatcli-
ed from Vienna to carry the order of the Goldeti
Fleece. to Prince ROSPIOLIOSt, nominated to the
dignity of Grand Mailer of Malta. Confcripts daily
arrive from France, to complete the derni-brigades
which are in Italy. We hate here a depot of four
hundred. Government provides for the fubfillence
of the troops of that nation, which are in Liguria;
by arrangements with the contraftors, with whom
it has entered into :In engagement only for a year.
A great movement of French troops from the
wen to the call bas taker. place for Come days pan.
VIRISIIA, Matte* 9.—Our Court has again en-
tered upon negotiations with that of( Bavaria,
refpeaing an exchange of territory. It is fop-
poled that one of the reftths of this negotiation
will be the eaten of the diarifts or the Biatopric
of Aneburgh to Auftria ; our Court, on the other
hand, will cede to the Eleltor of 'Bavaria the
Margraviate of Burgan. His Majeay has refolved
to increafe and repair the port of Trielle.
RATISSON, Maace 13.—The Auftrian Minialer
has made a new propofition to the Diet, in which
be confines himfelf to the propofing that the de.
mands before made by the Emperor, for adding a
number of new votes to the College of Princes, and
making a new arrangement among the Votes of I
that College, mould be referred for a particular
deliberation, indeppdent of the_g_eneral Concision.
AUGSBURGH, MARCH 11.•--We have received
from blegentheim the news that the Miniller of
the Teutonic Order at Ratifbon, M. ULatce, has
traufmitted, in the name of the Grand Matter, to
the General Diet, a very circumaantial Memoir,
in which he infills on the infertion. In the General
Reeetfus, of a confervatory clank in favour of the
Order. It would refult, from the adoption of
this clank, that all the porelfions of the Teutonic
Order, (hinted in Germany, mutt be recognised,
and formally guaranteed. by all the Members of
the Empire ; and it will be particularly enjoined to
the new poireffors of the countries given as indem-
nities, not to make any attempt on the rights and
prerogktives of that order. • •

LONDON.

MONDAY, MARCH al.

VitICE OP STOCKS THTS DAY Al' ONE O'CLOCK'
3 per C. Cold money, 60,1, 66, 61if, 6514.
Ditto, for April arc. 63t, 66, Gsf M,
Olds per Cena ppi—Ottuaiuni it

Yelterday Government received difpatches from
Malta. The ROSARIO Iloop, which brought them
to Plymouth, had a long pattage.
We have this morning received accounts over.
land from Gibraltar, by which we learn, that or
the rft inf. his Majefty's Hoop BITTERN, Captar.
CoasErr, arrived there in sr days from Malta.
Before the left the latter place, a tranfport, th
Lotroos, had juft arrived from Alexandria, after
a pallage of so days, and reported, that when 11,
left Egypt, the orders for evacuating that country
bad not been received.

Orders, however, to that effect, were forward-
ed from Malta by the RIDHLIDGI fcbooner, whick
failed thence for Alexandria on the gth of January ;
and we may therefore loon caged to hear of that
event having taken place.
As to Malta, if we had not known by what has
been paging at home, that is not to be quickly
abandoned, our prefent letters would have con.
firmed the fait. They Rate, that there is not the
fmalleß preparations for fuch an event going on.
On the contrary, when the 15:xylem left Malta, Gc.
neral Vial., the French Refident, was felling off
his furniture; preparatory to his quitting the Wand
at leaft, it wig generally believed, that was his
,intention.

Our Readers will alfo find Tome other iaterefting
particulars in the fubjoined letter

GIBRALTAR, MARCH 3.

" The day before yellerday his Majefly's Coon
BlTl'llif, Capt. CORBETT, from Malta, in
at days. On the 24th ult. (be fell in with the
Dasasa 1100 p of war and ABUNDMICI Rore4hip,
on their way to Malta ; and on the fame day the
met two French frigates and a lugger [leering to-
wards the coati of Barbary. The Bra ream brings
orders for the Guy HOUVD, failing to England, to
be paid off. The Rosatso failed for England on
the morning of the tR infant.
" On the fame day the ad Battalion of Royals
was reviewed. General Castanaz. the Com-
mander in Cbicf of the Spanifh forces in this
neighbourhood, having expreffed his wifh to be
prelim, his Royal Highnefs the Governor em-
braced the opportunity of (hewing a flattering
and highly gratifying mark of raped to the Spa.
nits General, by taking the cousmanf of his own
regiment, as Colonel, on the occafion, marching
paft at their head, and falating General Casra-
wiz, whom he prefented with a return of the ft!
giment, at %he fame time paying him all the ho-
nours ufually (hewn to a reviewing General.
"His Royal Highnefs then put the regiment
through the whole of the different evolutions be-
fore Mtn. As perhaps no Officer can excel his.
Royal Highnefs in manteuvering a Regiment,
and as the corps was in the higheft Rate of difci-
pline, and every individual feemed to feel a pride
under his command, in (hewing a foreign General
what the regiment could perform, it was one of
the fineß and moR complete military (pet:tacks that
can be imagined.
" After the review, General Ca STAN 12, and the
Officers of the Royals, dined with his Royal High-
nef. at Head-quarters.
" The HI of 74 gunp, Capt. Sturm,,
arrived this morning from Maltu, in eleven days.
' The Dominions, Sir Ricasito STSALCKAII, bad
arrived at Malta before the HECTOR failed. Sir
It:creams Bicataron and his fquadron were all
well. No veffel had arrived at Malta from Egypt
face the London trartfport. The Retro' pro-
ceeds to England the firß fair wind. Capt. Cot.
trss, of the 27th regisisent, and Lieut. Lyons,
of the toth regiment, are paffengers on board
from Malta.
" The American flip Flora arrived this morn-
ing from Naples, in 25 days. The Matter reports,
that when he left Naples the Menvsa frigate, and
an Englifh 64 gun (hip were lying there.
" The Gas r moven frigate attempted to work
ou; this morning, but was obliged to . put back
with a wellerly wind.
TwoDutcll line of battle (hips arrived at Cadiz
the day before yelterday.
" We are happy to learn from Malta, that there
is every appearance of our keeping the ifland. We
know from thence now,that the.Domu goat. carriick
no orders for the evacuation, as we apprehendeJ
" Accounts from Kiplet (late, that Prince Rus•
rots had refigned the appointment of Grand
Matter, and that tne Pors had, in confequence,
eleffied Biotic Tossast, a. Grand Matter, in his
romp.

" Sir Tnowas Dvaa arrived here to-day from
England, by land, on a •ifst to his Royal Highnefs
" The &stings, of 74 guns, has juft come
into the bay from England: fbe bas made alignal
for a boat from one of the men of war, howl which
if would appear file does ant mean to anchor.
" The Vincego brig has jun arrived in Coen,
days from La*. " •

Vefterday are receive 3 Paris journals to the
24th, and this morning to the 25th inflant. They
bring one ♦ery important piece of intelligence,
though, from our own preparations, it is perhaps
what only could have been expelled. On the 2 zd,
apr jet of a law upon the finances was fubmitted
to the Tribunate. It is precifely upon the plan of
our &did ; and after taking a full view of the re-
venue and expenditure, it begins its eighth and
laa Cation, in the following words:—

" The Government demands a Bute of credit of 400 millions
francs, to defray the cxpeuees of the feveral departments of ad-
tr.intftration for the year 12 (the year commencing the 23d
September next), and that it Stall be authorized to take that
Alm upon the produce of the talcs, and Other public revenues
of the hid year.

" Your fedion of finances has thought this demand *ill not
be refafed, however eonfiderahle the credit required may be,
partieukrly in eireamitances in which we fee a foreign power,
bound by a folcnin treaty, affiet apprehenhlona of Its duration."

This propofition being put to the vote was car-
ried by a majority of 59 to s. From this we fee,
that though the Atoniitur long preferved filence,
refpeaing the rneafures adopted by our Govern-
ment, the Tribunate were preparing to aft. The
FIRST CONSUL can now boaft of his vote of credit,
and that not a (mall one : it amounts to above
(lateen millions and a half Ilerling. Will BONA
?elm, with fuch means, abate any thing in his
demands, or concede any point for which our Doi
Milers are noW contending?
It may be true that the public opinion in France
is againft a war, but it is idle to infer any thing
from this as to the iffue of the prefent difcuffions.
By the accounts from Bourdeaux we are inclined
to think that commercial men in France (peculate
for a war. There have been large purchafes made
of Weft India produce, and of Inch articles as are
likely tobe enhanced in price by a rupture between
the two countries. The French funds continue
rather to decline t on the 23d they were at 55(090c.
The Emperor, it is now (Wed, confines himfelf
to a requeft, that the demand he before made for
the addition of a number of new votes to the Col-
lege of Princes [hall be taken into confideration by
the Diet, and feparated from the difcuffion on the
general Coady/ins. It does not appear that any
very ferions obftacle will be thrown in the way of
the final termination of the bufinefs of the indem-
nities, although the Emperor will douklefs make
every exertion to obtain a fufficient number of new
votes to be added to the College of Princes, in or-
dh to counterbalance the increafed influence in
that body, which has accrued, by means of the new
arrangement, to the Houfe of Brandenburg.

A mail arrived this morning from Holland,
which has brought us the following :
H4out, Manor 12.—We have very little news
here at prefent. The great quellion—fhall we
have Peace or War ? is the fubjea of general con-
verfation. An ardently with that the prefent dif-
ferences may be accommodated in a friendly man-
ner; and if credit can be given to the affertions of
many perihns who pretend to be well informed on
the fubjea, all hope is not yet loft. On the other
hand, fhould the flames of war, contrary to ex-
peaation, be again kindled up, a confiderable
body of French troops, it is Paid, will march hither
to cover our COAS againfl any !mane invafion.—
The report thatts,ooo French troops are already
on our frontiers, isnot yet confirmed.
MADRID, Fss. rt.—The fquadron commanded
by the Lieutenant General of Marine, Doa Do-
MINGO DI NAVA, which conveyed their Era uRI AN
MAJESTIES from Carthagena to peghorn, has re-
turned in nine days to the former place.
The Royal Ordinances of July 1,3784, and Jan.
8, :802, which declares that all books coming from
foreign countries, in whatever language snd on
whatever fubjea written, cannot be fold in Spain i
until a permillion has been obtained for that pur- '
pole from the Council of Caftille, are Qill carried
into execution% ith the utmoll firiclnels. This day
the proprietors of a great number of books import-
ed into thii country for fome time pall, and which
love hitherto been lying in the different cullom-
houfeq of the kingdom, requefted permiffion from
the before mentioned Council to crook them to
file, but without limas ; as a copy of each work
mull Ara be fent to Madrid, that the Council may
be enabled to judge how far the reading and pro-
pagation of fuch works may be beneficial or hurt- ,
ful to the inhabitants.

To repeat all the idle rumours foggefied by
Fervid imaginations, propagated by felf.interell,
and modified according to the different views of
thole who are the fucceffice channels through
%%Melt they arc conveyed, would tire the mitience
of our Readers, they are to oppofite and conua•
didory. The fubjed of•mofl general cnnverfation
is an elite/led change of Minitlry ; and, of coorfe,
the concerto:ion which Mr. ADDIACITOII had with
ISIS MsjsSTY on Friday, could only relate to the
propofed changes!!
1)(1111e went fu far as to Cab that Mr. PITT WAS
mrnediately coming into power. Other changes
.1 a different kind were fpnken of, and it was Paid
.:rat Mr. Fox and his friends were coming tn.—
Perhaps it will be thought that the former account
is more probable. Lord Mat.vtt.t.► has been at
Weimer Cattle, and has returned to town. Perhaps
big Idwdthip has been the medium of conveying
propotols to Mr. PITT. If it be true that any change
is in contemplation, it mull quickly be ditcoveral. I

DUBLIN, MARC'S 24.

A Privy Council was held at the COle, on
Thefday by his Excellency, when a vat iety of
routine bufiliers of date was tranfaaed.

The feats were put in Commiffion. in confe-
quence of the Lora CHANCELLOR being under the
neceility of departing upon bufinefs to England.

The Commiflioners for the Seals are Lord Chief
Junice K i LWA RUN, Lord Chief Baron AVON MOR E,
and Lord Chief Juflice NOllllUlt Y. The Seals to
be in the poffi:ffion of the firft mentioned Nobleman.
His Excellency has been pleated to lign Corn-
millions for the following Noblemen and Gentle-
men to be Officers in the undermentioned yeoman-
ry corps :
Raphoe Infantry—Benj. l'tll, Efq. Captain—Second I.ieut.
Alex.. Mack,e, from Raphoe Cavalry, Firft Lient.—Third
Lieu M. Helmoet,frum Raphoe Cavalry, Second Lieut.
Lou Clanricarde Infantry—Earl of Clanricarde, Pint
Captai
Otic
ce M. Donnellan, who ragns.
llarto avalry—Firft Lieut. Thos. Cotnam,Firft Captain,
vice Clanntta, &crated.
On Monclay laft, Alderman Sir WILLIAM WOR.
Tirana.* waited on the Secretary at War at the
Cattle, an reigned to his Excellency the Com-
mand of the Loyal Liberty Rangers, on account
of his bad Qate of health.