Star.
London, England, 1803-01-22 00:00:00

PARIS JOURNALS.

PARIS, JAN. 18.—The Hereditary Prince of
ORANGE atfumes at prefent the title of reigning
Prince of Fulda, Corvey, &c.
M. de Sr EFFAN EC), Governor General of Iftria,
Dalmatia and Albania, having caufed fearch to be
made in there provinces, has been fortunate enough
to difcover fevcral very fine Grecian ilatues in
good prefervation. They have been fent to
enna : a Minerva, of bronze, already arrived in
that capital, is confidered as a mailer-piece.

On the arrival of the FIRST CONSUL at Ant-
werp, the principal quarters of the city will be
decorated with magnificent triumphal arcs, pow
confirating from defigns furnithed by the Acade.
my of painting in that city.
The official Jonrnal has publifhed four decrees,
by which the Flaws- CONSUL has appointed Vice-
l'rciidents of the Confervative Senate for the Sit-
tings, in regard to the interior affairs of the fenate ;
—BARTH EL IMY for the month of Vendemiaire,
PPRIGNON for Brumaire, JosstH BOxAPARTI for
Frirnaire, and SLRItURIER for Nivofe.
C. DIXON has been appointed Direflor of the
central Mufeum of the Arts oftablifked by a De-
cree of the Confuls of Nov. 19. According to the
difpofitions of this decree, the Direflor of the
Central Mufeum will have under his immediate di-1
ration the Mufeum of the Louvre, the Mufeum
of the French Monuments, the Special Mufeum
of the French fchool at Verfailles, the Galleries
of the Palace of Government, the Mint for
Medals, the Workfhops for Engraving andMoraic,
and alto the purchafing and tranfporting objeas
of Art.—Five per cents. 56 fr. 75 c.
BRUSSELS, Jax. 13.—We are informed from the
frontiers of Weliphalia, that the KING of Patrols
will certainly vifit his old poffeffions in the circle
of Weflphalia, and particularly the fortrefs of
Wefel, on the return of the fine feafon. A re-
f-pet:table Gazette of Upper Germany, in announc-
ing the intended tour of the Ktria of Pauss la to
the Banks of the Rhine, obferves, on this occafion,
that the Fißsr Comm. of the French Republic
will repair about the fame period to Belgium on
the left Bank of the Rhine. The Journalift thence
concludes, that thefe two Marion!: perfonages
will have an interview in Tome place appointed for
that purpofe.
BRUSSELS, Jaw. t5.—A corps of horfe volun-
teen, which already confifis of 64 young men of
this city. and anorheieorps of foot volunteers are
now railing here; both of them are frequently ezer•
cured in the citadel. Triumphal arches ornamented
with different paintings, are alto preparing by the
inhabitants. All thefe arrangements are intended
for the reception of the Four CoxsuL, when he
makes a tour to the departments. The city of
Antwerp is defirous of teftifying its gratitude to
the opener of the Scheldt, which will one day ren-
der that city as celebrated as it was in the 15th
century.

Ravissow, Jae. 7.—This day the opening of
the Protocol on the affair of the indemnities will
take place in the three Colleges of the Empire.—
As far as can be judged from report, the greater
part of the infiruftions which have arrived on that
fubjea to the different Minitiers. tend to the fimple
and full adoption of the real of the Deputation.
A courier who arrived here yetterday from Pa-
ris is laid to have brought difpatches to the French
Miniftcr,confirming the intelligence that a Conven-
tion has been concluded refpeaing the indemnities
of the Grand Duke of Tufcany. Some even pre-
tend to know that this Convention was concluded
on the 25th ult. at Paris, and that according to
the terms of it, the Grand Duke will have the
Eledotal dignity, and with the confent of Mu-
nich. which will be indemnified elfewhere, he will

receive the Bifhopric of Eichftadt, the allodial
property of that Court in Bohemia, and Tome
di(lriels in the Upper Palatinate.
JAM. B.—Yefterday the protocol was opened in
the two fitit Colleges of the Empire for the ratifi-
cation of the general Conclufum of the Deputation.
In the eleaoral College Saxony and Brandenbourg
voted. In the fecond College thole who voted
were—Saxe Weymar, Saxe Gotha and Eifenach,
Brunfwick Wolferbuttel, Heli Calk), Baden,
Wurtemberg, Lubeck, Holllein Oldenbourg and
Salm, as well as the Courts of Wetteravia, Fran-
conia, and \Veftphalia.
The Reprefentatives of the EceleGallical States
were abfent, except thole of the principality of
Ra ti (bon.
All the votes emitted were in favour of the
complete ratification of the general Coack/kw.
Bats, Jas. 9.—The main body of the French
army in Switzerland has received reinforcements,
and pat ticularly of cavalry. The 6th honk char-
ft.urs from Geneva, have arrived at Berne, where
y will remain in garrifon ; two fcuadrons of the
huffars have received the fame deft ination.—
We again learn, that it is in agitation to unite to
Fiamc the canton of Leman, and a part cif that of

Bale; ana what gives fame foundation to this re•
port is, that though the French, notwithQanding
the remontirances of Government, Dill continue to
empty our arterials, and even that of Berne, and
to tranfport all the ammunition to Laufanne and
Morges, this mealure has not been extended to this
city.

13Eaur, JAN. p.—We receive from Paris the molt
contradidory news : on the one hand we are af-
'lured that all the Members of the Confulta will
immediately return home ; that the debts contrad-
ed by the Helvetic Government will be paid, and
divided among the Cantons, and that each Canton
will be allowed to eftablifh whatever Conflitution
it pleafes.—lt is, on the other hxd, atTcrted, that
the Confulta is charged with_ makir% aConflitutitii,
eflablithed on the bafis of unity,: fn a.wQrd, is;\
believed here, that the Grand and PLtty CottiiMi
will be re-eflablithed.

By recent letters from the Italian part of it-
zetland, we learn that the principles contained in
the letter of the rIR S r CONSUL have given rife
the greateft joy. The difeoracnt of the people,
however, ocrafioned by the new impofitizms, and
particularly the war tax, ail! continues. The im-
portation of foreign fait is flrietly prohibited. The
inhabitants are obliged to purchafe this neeefrarr
article from the puLlic magazines.

lion to this re-
lotwithflanding
'till continue to 1
of Berne, and
Laufanne and i
:xtencled to this
I Paris the molt
rand we are af-
: Confulta will
debts contra.a.
11 be paid, and
at each Canton
er Conflitution
I, all-erred, that
g aConflitutiai, '
m alsQrd, it. isi\
Puty CottiiMi .
i part of :i,v.;t.
cs contained in ,1
ye given rife ;,, )
of the peon!''. .
tpofittzm s, and
rues. The im -
•ohibited. The
this necefrarr
r'rom Hr.llanci.
:fore yefterday '
;ence, that the
I two fcrvants,
were attacked t
flood near Ho.
was fortunate
robbers carried
raid, has been
!ourt of Ruffia. '
.cy of the met-
et- the firm of
on confiderable
Louiliana. as
the bonnet's of
'antic& Courant.
iQ The Courier
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ization of the
:ral difcontent
is are new re-
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have been re-
pay of stand
hat this atten-
f the moments f
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t that may con.
noon with our
yellerday as to
are found. It
was indifted,
id ag;inft him. '
te, and
motion of Mr.
for the Crown. L
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rhurfday even•
at Ranelagh,
ay. Notwith-
om town, and
ter, the agree-
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.ecl gentry pre-
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room. He left
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