Star.
London, England, 1803-02-05 00:00:00

FROM THE PARIS PAPERS.

NA►LES, JAN. t.—The following details are
contained in letters recently received from Malta,
to which a good deal of credit is attached : "The
Englilh Commandant of this garrifon has publiih-
ed, by found of drum, an order, by virtue of
which every Frenchman whatever, who is attach-
ed to the Order of St. John of Jerefalem, is imme-
diately to lay down the badges, under penalty of
an immediate ;melt in cafe of difobedience. In
conformity with this notification, founded nn the
arrangements of the Treaty of Amiens, about 14.
French Gentlemen have laid down the crofs and
the unifcrm of the Order. The Neapolitan troops,
to the number of two thnufand men, are lodged in
the barracks without Malta, and in the forts of
Refacalo and St. Auge. They are not to be fuf.
fcrcd to enter the town, unlefs without their arms.
A guard of honour has been appointed for their
Commandant, the Prince de PANTCLERIA, who
relides in Malta. It is not yet known when the
Engldh have determined to evacuate this Maud."
VIENNA, JAN. 16.—At length the machine fo
artificially formed, and compofed of fo many he.
tcrogeneous parts by Field Marfhal Laser (the
Aulic Council of War) has been deftroyed, to the
no fmall altonifhment of thofe who dreaded, and
thofe who wifhed for this event. The Aufiriatz
Monarchy is indebted for this great work to the
firmnef and the wifdom of his Royal ffighnefs the
Archduke CHARLES. Being one day out on a hunt-
ing party with his brother the Emperor, he re-
monftrated very flrongly on the etrential errors and
defeOs of the Aulic Council ofWar, adding at the
fame time, that if his Majefty would not (maims
an abfolute and total change of this Council, be
would himfelf quit his Situation of Minifter at War,
and would retire to Mergentbeim. 'lb. Ennio/.
influenced by fo powerful a confederation, at length
contented to the change. Every well wither to his
country agrees that the Archduke CHARLES, by
this important change, has deferred better of his
countrymen than by ten battles gained over the
enemies of the Auflrian Monarchy, Since by this
itep he has given to the War Department an or-
ganization as much calculated to enfurt the foe-
cefs of the Auftrian armies as the preceding ones
tended to connterad their exertion•.

A Minithy of War takes the place of the AtiTic
Council, at the bead of which the Archduke
CHAILIS prefides. The Archduke Jona has a
fituation in the fame department. The late divi-
'ion of public offices will accelerate their opera-
tions by giving them greater fimplicity. 'l'o an
administration acme of thefe departments are ad-
ded a General and two Aulic Counfellors of War,
with four Secretaries ; it is currently reported that
General MACK will have an important place in
this new organization. The reit of thefe changes
will be fpeedily known.
Rarissou, Jaw. 17.—Since the fitting of the 7th
the Diet has not deliberated on the adoption of the
general concluflim of the deputation. This Rate
of inaftion' which was conneßed with the ratifica-
tion of the Convention of Paris, for the regulation
of the indemnity of the Gam: Do at of Tu sem.
is about to ceafe, and the Protocol is to be opened
a-new in confequence of the intelligence JuR re-
ceived, that the ratifications have been exchanged
at Vienna, on the 13th of January. The authentic
Convention received yefierday by the Imperial
Minifters, and by Citizen LaFOlLlz,through means
of extraordinary cornier', is not officially known,
but it is on the point of being communicated ;
and it is already known that, befides the regula-
tion touching the interefts of the GRAND Doss
of TUSCANY, it contains feparate Articles, by
which the Em r LROR recognifes the Kiwo of Erav-
zi• ; the Helvetic Republic, according to the new
form ofgovernment which that Republic is about to
receive; and Piedmont, as forming an integral part
of the French Republic. According to the terms
of this Convention, the Emperor adheres formally
to every thing that has been hitherto done at the
Diet of Rotation, on the propofition of the Mini.
iters of the Mediating Powers, and engages to ra-
tify the general revers of the Deputation, as loon
as he null have received it. We learn betides,
that the Duke of Modena has fent orders to M. de
Git 1,. I ramEGO, Prefident of the Marian Regency
at Fribourg, to take polteffion in his name of the
Ragan and the °memo, and that for this pa Toil
two battalions of the regiment of Bender have been
placed at his difpoUL
Bavaria being obliged to

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cede to the Grand

Puke of rFaccany, the (Arias of Fichilet will be
ft:ed from .dl the annuities with which he fhould
1).! chart;.:) acc-rding to the original plan ct in-
kle.thit y. !iach a compenfation, however, being
infilllicieti• for the lofs which the fili?..l:os be this
cetli in, the has made polling t ii itations at Paris
to obtain the town, ot Nurctobaty aid Angiburg.
a, part ot the indemnities aligned t.i her; but it
is un.l:tllood, drat her inihnices, on this head,'
though lupported by the King af Pruflia, and by
bet tall, have ruit been able to make any
change in the Jeterinination of the Fir(' Confitl,
relative to the pi inciples adopted in the plan of
latching the imperial towns.
The i tench (-,,,v-_,l.nrnent values too highly the
:flayr ation of the principal commercial towns of
Germans- in their prefent Rate of independence, to
make ails :.iion in the firti arrangements re-
eiprocal:y agrecd upon.
By aFiing thus, the Firft Conful has acquired
-vet taiiing claims to the gratitude of the traders
many, who regard the tate of the corn-
nieta:c the Southern part of that cot:ntrv, as
connected with the exilence of the
zawits of .‘uglburg and Nurcrnbcrg.
uc sBURG, JAN. I 7.—Wc have received from
Munich the important intelligence, that the Con-
n concluded in that town between the Cabi-
net of Berlin and the F!eaor of Bavaria, by M.
de MO% TGFLAS, and the Baron de HARDtNBERG,
has been ratified by the King of Pruffia, and that
the ratifications have been exchanged at Berlin.—
This Convention turns principally upon the ex-
changes in Franconia. The regulations which
it contains, relative to fome bailliwieks of the Bi-
fhopric of Eichflett, ceded by the Eleaor to the
King of Pruffia, remain fill in force, in exile Cation
that the Convention, concluded at Paris on the
25th of December, has not yet difpofed of the part
ot that Bifhopric, which is inclofed by the territory
of the iMargraviate of Anfpach.
TOULON, JAN. 27.—The filler of the FIRST
CONSUL completed her quarantine yefterday
evening. She is inconfolable for the lofs Rte has
follained ; her health teems much impaired. She
has brought back with her her only fon, who has
not quite attained his fifth year. She will fet out
for Paris in a few days, accompanied by General •
LAURISTON, whom the FIRST CONSUL has fent to
deur thee.

LONDON.