Star.
London, England, 1803-03-24 00:00:00

FRENCH JOURNALS,

To the sift inft. inclitSve, arrived jai as this
Paper was putting to prefs. The Moniteur of the
zoth gives a copy of His Majefty's Menge to both
Houfes of Parliament; on the loth intl. refpeding
calling out the Militia. It follows the fame con-
dud, as it did on giving the Lift Meffage refped-
inf the prefent critic Not a tingle remark accom-
panies the communication. French funds 59 f.
The following Articles from the Gazette de
Frames are important :
Beatty, Mateo s3.—We jnft now learn, that
troubles have broke out at Werdenherg. Troops
have been feat thither :is great hafte. It is laid
that the Sub-Prefed and Members of the Tribu-
nal have been dragged to prifon, and that the
criminals have been let at liberty. We are not
without the fear of difturbances which may take
place in the Democratic Cantons, and particularly
Glaris and Uefietwald. Eighty families in the
canton of Bale,malliof them is eafy cirenmftansec,
I•ave embarked on the iliac for Holland, with
intention of proceeding to America.
RITISSON, MARCH ta.—A new incident has
aiiien to retard tic progrers of affairs. The Impe-
tial have uneeptedly de,lared againft
fcveral difpolitions of the general recce, and have
perfided, notwithftanding every teprefentation to
the contrary made to them. The EMPEROR pro
tale againft all difpofitions relative to the mediate
Chapters, Convents, and Abbeys of the Heredi
Lary States, including thofe of Anterior Auftria ;
iinderftands, that the obligation impofed on the
I.lcdor of Bavaria not to conftrod new fortifica-
tions in the fuburbs of Palau, extends to a radius I
around that foniScation, which than be de
termined ; enters a previous proteft againft every
collation in; his favour, of any indemnities
%.;!;atever for the Billoprie of Eicbftet, which
Coll be contrary either to the rights of the
}Toole of Auftria, or thofe of the fapreme
c;lief of the Empire ; makes a formal demand
th.it a deliberation (ball be entered into on the
new organization of the Diet in general, and of
Vie College of Princes in particular feparately from
1215 general rn' eel demands the re-eftabliflunent
of parity of religiall in the two Colleges fup-

;mired; refling on this principle, demands
An augmentation of votes for his auguft lioufe, as
well as the confirmation of all the difpotitions of
the treaty of Wenphalia, not abrogated by the
general rem. We omit other demands of lets im.
portance, which have alto been brought forward
by the Imperial Miniflers.
This incident has given rife to particular con-
ferences between the Miniflers of the Mediating
Powers and thole of the Kum of Pruflia, the Arch-
Chancellor, the Eledors of Bavaria, Hen Caffel,
Wirternberg, and Baden ; and in the fitting of the
Diet, which took place yefterday, M. de ALBIN'
read a note of the Mediating Powers, which made
the greaten fenfiltion.

The Underllgned, &c. having feen the Protocol
of the two Sittings held by the EleEloral College
and the College of Plinces of the 26th February
and 7th of March:

He fees with pain the difcuffion entered into in
regard to the propolition which has if from the
College of Princes. There was doubdefe no
reafon for deviating from eftablifhed fortes, in
a folemn oteafion„ where two high mediating
Powers are parties concerned. Nor was there any
reafon fir paffing over in filence the Note which
the Minifiers of the Mediation had the hotfoot
to deliver to the Diet on the 27th of February.
But fuch is the importance of the deliberations
with which the three Colleges are occupied, that the
underfigned cannot be too carnet in requefling
that of the Princes not to give any confequcnce at
prefent to the difcuffion which has arifen.
The Diet petfealy comprehends the extent, the
nature, and the confequences of the care taken
by the Mediating Governments for caring the
tranquillity of Germany. It has before its eyes
the refult of the Negotiation concluded with
thole commiffioned for that purpofe by the
Empire. It is no longer a new negotiation, but
a full and entire ratification which is recommended
to the patriotifm of the Eleaors, Princes, and
States of the Empire. All private intereils ought
here to be diffolved in the common intereft.

The underfigned refers, therefore, with confi
dence to the note which he had the honour to de-
liver to the Diet on the ryth of February, and to
the report which the extraordinary Deputation
made on the 25th of February. He eamealy de.
mends that no divifion of views may divert that
attention due to the memorable ad, which ought
to be clothed with eonliitutional fanaioo.

The underfigned thinks it his duty at the fame
time, to moderate the uneafinefs manifefted fince
the fitting of March 7.
The Eleaors, Princes. and States of the Empire,
who receive as indemnities, objets more or left
affeOed with rights belonging to his Imperial and
Royal Mai earr cannot receive any prejudice from
the 4th Article of the particular Convention of
December 26th. The fame Aa which confers
there objets on new poffeffors. defines the precife
meaning of their poireffion. Nothing remains to be
defired, in regard to the perfpicuity of the phrafe,
which terminates the firft line of the firft paragraph
of the plan of the indemnity. It ezpreires the per.
lea underlianding of the mediating powers, and
of his Imperial and Royal Majefty. It is in this
text that each finds the folution of the doubts he
may conceive.

The refer+e in favour of the Eleaor Palatine
of Bavaria, which is at the end of the fecond pa-
ragraph, is the expreffion of the fentiments of
jullice by which the mediating Cabinets,• thole of
Vienna and Berlin, as well as the extraordinary
Deputation of the Empire, were equally animated.
But in meditating on the ulterior means of mak-
ing an application of them, it is underitood that
they ought to confine themfelves to thole perfect.
ly compatible with the plan of indemnity, fuch as
it has been this day delivered to the Diet.
The underfigned, full of refpea for the liberty
of fuffrage, will avoid making any observation on
thofe tending to propofe additions, modifications,
or retrenchments, in the plan finally agreed to be.
tween the Mediation and the Deputation. He re-
fers to the wifdom of the Diet, which will appre-
ciate the intentions of the Mediating Powers.

(Signed) Lemur. 111sroo de Sulam
Ratifbon, March 9, ski.

The Diet has deliberated fince yeLerday on the
contents of this note. We are affured that every
thing has been fettled in regard to the difference
of the propofitions made by the Miniaer Direaor
of the College of Princes, and the Direaorial Mi-
niau of Meat:.

On Tuefdar died at his houfe in Lower Brook-
fireet, HIKILT BIICILIT PORTMAN, Efq.
Lord Miaow amended the Admiralty this
morning.
A letter from Dublin, dated the t9th moll. rays,
" Our preparations here are carried on with vigour,
and the Ipirit and difpofitions of our Yeomanry
Corps rife 'to the exigency of the moment, and
meet the confidence which Government places in
their exertions. This morning the Commander
in Chief, Sir WILLIAM MIDOWIS, fent for Col.
Maser, who is at the bead of the Artillery de-
partment, and inlirnifted him i• have in conftant
readinefs a confiderable park of flying Artillery,
to move at a moment's warning, as occafion may
require."

NAUTICAL. INTELLMENCE.

FALMOUTH, MAICH H.

This day arrived the Prince Adolphus path:,
Capt. longs, with mail froni Liflidn, in ill days:
the left there the Walfingham packet, Capt. Ito.
BELTS, which was expelled to fail with the mail far
England on the gth ma. The pairengers by the
Prince Adolphus ire, Mr. HU3EON, Mr. and Mrs.
lox s, and Monf. JOURDAN.
Alio arrived the brig Beaver, of Guernny, hav-
ing on board yooankers of cantraband (piths, fent
in by the Hind, revcntie cutter' Capt. ALLCN,
who fent the people on board the HUN rca ilcop of
war. The HUNTER alio attired this evening.
Yeflerday failed the Duke of Marlbro' packet,'
Capt. Pk NROSE, with mails of the zd intl. for Bar
badoes and Jamaica. The pallingers by her are,
Capt. SHAW, Mr. SIIMPER, Mr. Dou,om, Mr.
EVRARD, and Mr. LINDSWGRTH. Alfo filled the
fchooner Mary Ann, PASCOE, for Plymouth.
The Princefs Elizabeth packet, with mails for
the Leeward Iflands, is detained for orders.—Wind
E. S. E.

PLYMOUTH, MARCH 22.

Arrived off the Sound this morning, and failed
again immediately, the Mary, Captain CRAWLEY,
from Teneriffe, bound to London, with sine : the
failed from thence fix weeks ago, and brings an
account that a few days previous to her leaving
the Eland, the 'hip Simon and Bell, cf Lnndnu,
Captain Aivriioxy MOLL, was totally wrecked at
Madeira, and out of her whole crew and paff-m-
-gers only eight of them were laved ; mod of the
latter perithed.

Sailed the French ship Tobago, Capt. Jon"' de
WIrT, from Dunkirk, bound to Tobago, laden
with fundry merchandizes : the put in here in dif-
trefs, and has had an extenfive repair.
Came from Hamoaze to the Sound the NIMBLE,
of 14 guns, Lieut. CoOHLAN.—Remain in Caw.
land Hay and the Sound the Coutiosuzs of 74
guns, and the HOmrsa, of 18 guns.
Sailed the Johanna Petronella, Capt. ALTJNA.
from St. Übe's for Amfterdam ; the Boaoicia,
38 guns, Capt. MAITL•ND, deftination not known;
the Stadt Copenhagen for the Streislits; and the
Jane of Plymouth for Li(hon.

PORTSMOUTH, MA R C:1 e 3.
Arrived the Warrior. DODDS, from Bar:),ulnes
—fpuke a Dutch Chip from Batavia, and a French
(hip from Guadaloupe.

FROM LLOYD's LIST.

DIAL, Malice 23.—Arrived the Alert, Salter, from the
Streights, and failed fly the Rlver—Wind S. W.
OILAVIIIIND, MARCH 23.—Paged by the Mamma, Spat-
ton, from Cadiz —.Sailed the Kingitou ko.dafon, for
Madeira.

The numerous depredations committed by the
Soldiery in the neighbourhood of Chelmsford Bar-
racks, have been aridly inveltigated, by order of
his Royal Highnefs the Commander in Chief.—•
The refult of this enquiry has heen highly exem-
plary to the fervice, (as will appear by the official
Document annexed), affording, at the fame time,
the molt effeaual protation to Civil Society, from
the liceutioufnefs of Military Infubordination :

(COPY.)
" liar& Guards, March 18, aftoj.
• - -

" Sat —I am direlted by the Commander in Chief to cape' et I,
to you, the cztreme cement with•whkh kit Royal Highnefs
received the reprefentatioos made by certain Magiltrates of the
County of Fees, of the Enormities which have been lately
committal in the vicinity of Chelmsford, by the Regiment un-
der your command. Though his Royal Higitnefs entertained,
in his own mind, little doubt as to the mule to which elide
difgracefol inftances of indifcipline were to be attribeted, he
avoided giving any opinion on the fubjeft, till all the cireum
Roues eel the thereto were haveftigated, and bad been re-
ported on by a General Officer, on wink judgment, diferetion,
and impartiality his Royal Highnes cps place the molt per-
fed reliance. After there previous Reps, his Royal Highnefs
judged it proper to make a detailed Report of every arcum-
Rance which had come to his knowledge to the King; the re•
felt of which I am now to communicate to you by his Royal
Highnefs's command.
• His MORT is pleated to dired, that it Stall be txpreffed
so the SO Regiment, that the coodusli of certain Injeiduab
of the Corps has been fuch, as has brought difgracc on the Re-
giment; and, both in a Civil and Military point of view, has
incurred his Moiety's higheß NO.:afore. His Majefiy patti-
cuboty laments, that certain Officers of the Reitman have
been molt fcandaloully delicient in that seal, energy, and sell-
vity in the ditcharge of their duty, which the eireumflances
complained of fo Strongly demanded; and that infixed of co-
operating with the Consinanding,ollicer, and uniting him in
Ha endeavours to curb the licentioufnefs of the Soldiers, they
have rather endeavoured to prevent the difcovcry of the Wen-
den, and by the rerniffnets of their own cooduet, have fet an
example of kailfdpilue, which has produced the end cffeß
which might be expcdtaloo the men.
• His alefty will not allow Officers, fo defliture d thole
feelings which a duc feat of what they owe to thensfelvta, and
a proper regard for the honour of their profeflion, ought to have
infpired, to occupy fituations of important command and re-
fpcdtability in his ferv;ce, while others of approved talents sod
zeal arc removed from the allive duties of it. On this priori-
! le his Majelty is pirated to direct, that Lieutenant-Colonel
ohn Dyne tikerrett, and the Captains Aernftrong and
CGrantof the Sgd Regiment, San be immediately placed
on half-pay.
The Commander in Chief &lea% that you declare at the
head of the kid Regiment, which is to be under Arms au the
accretion, there, kis Maklty's Commands; and you will take
that opportunity of impaling the meaty of each individual
(sating hhoklf, In order to wipe of the Stigma which the mit-
condo!! ((It is to be hoped) of a few, has brought on the Regi-
ment. To the Others, It Is particularly neceeary, that you
&add addrefs yentrielf; for it Is by their endeavour, that the
Difeipline of the Regiment matt be mitered. In their Ration,
each individual omit be a benefit, or a detriment to the Service,
and the Conunader in Chief dares they may he molt folemoll
aural, that his Royal Niglio& confiders it as much his indif-
penkide duty, to recommend to his Malefty the removal from
his fervice, of any (whatever their rook may be) who fall ma
der the latter defeription, as it is his inclination to promote the
inter:As and welfare of thole, whole conduci is calculated to
fupport the dffelpline of the Regiment, and to entitle thesis to
the favour and protatio• of their Sovereign. •
• It is his Royal Highnefes command, that Lieutenant.
Colonel Skerrett, and the Captains Armitrong and Grant, Sian
isnanallately quit the (barters of the 113 d Regiment.
1 have the honour to be, Sir,

Yost nioß obedient ►amble Servant.
(81812cd) HAta• CAVIRT.
Adistaet-General et the Perces
Lieutenant-OmM Jewel Beerona. or
Officer commanding the 83d Regiment.
GENERAL ORDERS.

Horfe Outdo, ilth March, tllo3.
it is the Commander in Chiere *alum, that the melded
Copy of a Letter to ,he Colonel ot the SO Regiment Orli be
read at the bead every P. eat in tie Serving, mid entered
in the Reghnental Orderly
By hi Royal Hishnefes Command.
Haw. CA
Adjutant. Oaten! at the hem