Star.
London, England, 1803-04-11 00:00:00

FrOM THE PARTS PAPERS.

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fliontrx, May :g.—Some Englifh frigates
are dill cruifing before the Month of the Mettle.
There are daily expeithed at Rotterdam a number
of (hips, which are known to have tailed from
India with very valuable cargoes, as they are at
pre ent inbred to the amount of upwards of
aacnn,ooo florins.
If the report be tree, that the French and Eng-
lißt have agreed to terminate their
differences by the mediation of the Emperor of
RUSSIA, it is probable that the length of their
-negociations will allow a great ration of our
tint); to arrive in fafey, and that, if war ffinuld
he inevitable, we than have the con elation of
lettowing, that we have been abl. to (Ave a con-
11.:crable (hare of our property from its devalla-
tams.
The troops for Lonifiana are all embarked, hut
we are affured they will not fet fail till the difil-
tiii,*es between France and England are entirely
fettled.
Vt :CF• I•.RCN o.—By an 7clitl of his Ire
Nlajefty, pithlithed here tier Jay before yeller.
day, di" tiultro•Venetian country is to be divided
into (even provinces, viz. Venice and Dogado, the
Tr,:viro, Radon, Vicenza, Vetona, and
Ptillono : they will all retain their prek it limits ;
each will be governed by a provincial Captain, who
is to execuat the orders of the Government Ge-
tacrJl of Venice. •
AV, MARCH 20.—The Miller of Religion
has iv, ;teen a circular letter to the Archbillicips
and Itilhops of the Republic, to explain to them
the neecfray of the Miiitary Confcription, %Ind to
induce them to ttie th...ir influence in the execu-
tlon of this meafut e.
it n rISIMN, MARCH :j.—A note was tran(mit-
led to the Drpwation of the Empire, at its extra-
ordinary tatting the day before yellcrday, from
the Crand Mailer if the Order of Malta, the ob-
cf which was to afcertain whether the 35th
and 37th article, of the general Receffua, which
admit the Hereditary 'Princes to cupprefs convents,
•coishl anthorize the Order of Malta to effeß
ftmi-
flippreffinns This cinellion was decided in
ilic affirmative, on the principle that the Ger-
man fartaur of the Order of Malta being a Rate of
the Empire, ought in confiquence to enjoy the
fame privileges and prerogatives as the hereditary
Princes.
Pi e:r, 29.—The day before yeflerday
at as for us a moment of terror and alarm ; for
totat rinse, propentit y to infarredlion prevailed
a:ni•og the l!ciee•ie tioops, of which art ears of
yhi7 ,arc pretest : the a7th was the
414 V !lac.] upon by the nicn—rneafiires cf precan•
tio.tt had been adopted; the ill battalion of the azd,
%vat to have marched on that day, had or-
-7::t• to re,nain : three companies of the Chive'
thins% is', jute a: rived liens cantonments in It
march into tuwn, and were polled before
tar Sr-dente gate.
On the :fah, .4: half-Taft Even in the morning,
the Sv ii; rite commanding the garrifon, was in-
f,roie f of tile Me, tirs7 in the barracks, and that
th.e men had already forted their way
thr.atgli tier tiniticr,—he immediately repaired to
ciaari et, of the Chicf of I'.' gale of the (alt
rerirrei.t r.t 1:p he dea7iions, and told hint
r rut patrles tar the purrole of taking op
(„.1, s as thr,;;:st l.e ioinal in theßreets
Ist half ten, the SwifsCom-
; . I 'di. rr lz trnr..l th.tt the lielvetic f•ltliers
iin the Frenel: pitrolrs from the har-
t" that tt.vy it.i.l kiit. it fevcral of
t..:.:.. its tla fiSIAT:C7s pall ten, the Ilelvctic
;..t• ..:c.; the tontine:erg in full gallop, and
Ili••• rite rharne. the ;7:eater part of the
infer-
)l.lt(l folal;C.J forth with their arms,
nai' t,e4•l -n a; arms. They made pre•
es of the afloat, and

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to break riown the gates of Arberg and Fribourg;
but when they found thefe pods properly guarded
they fell back. At eleven the generaie was beaten
even• quarter and direetion. The French went
to the alarrnputts at half-pita twelve : the muti-
neers thinking thernfelves furronnded cm all fides,
ter.trind to tiv.ir barracks, whine they received
;heir at rears of pay—which put au cr.d to the mu•

tiny.
On the 27th, at fi►e in the morning, the gar-
rlfon was under arms, and a Coart Martial of war
holden : two hultirs, a grenadier of the sd batta-
ion, and eight artillerymen were examined ; and
:it half-pall. de-en, the grenadier, who, as it is
tan!, laid bold of General Vaisnrawsn, was fen-
tcneed t., he fhot, which was indantly put into exe-
cuti:4l. The trumpeter, who founded the charge,
n. received lentence of death, but the Council of
Revi:inn commuted it into 4 years imprifonment
in irons ; a corporal of huffars was condemned to
lie ears confinement—and the eight artillerymen
have not vet been t:ied. At two in the afternoon,
the I lelveti.: troop r•-tarched to Murat, and har-
mony was immediately reflored.
Coact!, JAN. 2i.-I'le new Republic of the
Seven Itlaads approximates but flowly towards
perie& people dill,ailed by internal
didlont ions, and palling from one Government pro-
vilion illy to ano!bcr, have paid f.,rthe overthrow
of their ancient hifiitutions as dear as any other
nation. The seven Wands did expert to receive
luon the principal Poi.-.:rs of Europe a definitive
Conditian,n, which might confolidate their new
internal Government by I.4id bales and invariable
laws. This Conditution is am promifed, but a
degree of internal preparation is pre•ioufly re.
cpiired, and has been declared necefEtry by. the
Ruffian Plenipotentiary ; and on making this de-
claration in the name of hi, Court, he tranfmitted
a plan for the formation of a new National Al.
lembly. On the itith of December the intention
of his Ruffian Majeay, and their means of execution
were declare] by Prince TN tortes, Prefident of the
Regmcy.