Star.
London, England, 1803-04-02 00:00:00

FROM THE PARIS PAPERS.

VIIINNA, MARCH 16.—The day before yeflerday
?.Ir. Srumur,Counfellor of Legation to the Britifh
lit:mhaffy, fet out front this place in great balk for
London,with difpatches of thegreatell importance.
It is bclieved that they relate in particular to the
gland of Malta.

Nosey, Moto, 24.—The correfpondence be-
tween the Cabinets of Bavaria and France are
always very aftive. Yeflerday M. KRIGNER fent
on a miffiotfto Paris by the 4aor, from Munich,
preceded by a Courier of his Eleaoral Highnefs,
paired here, and loon after Mr. Sruatr, Secretary
of Legation, to the Britiffi Embalry at Vienna,
%silo is going to London by way of Parisi alfo a
Courier of Prince EST, RHAZY, on his return from
Vienna to Paris.

BALE, Maims z4.—The new conflitution of
Switzerland has been communicated officially, in
name of the FIRST CONSUL and of the Lan-
damman, to the principal governments of Europe,
and t~ the leading Courts of Get many : we learn
that Switzerland will be generally acknowledged
as an independent State, and that Runia and
Pr aria, as well as feveral princes of the Germanic
Empire, will fend hither Plenipotentiaries.
RATISION, MARCH 30.—The expeCtation that
the Diet would (fill occupy itfelf this week with
the project of the Conelufum, has not been realifed.
Tice lag Sitting, which took place on the ißth,
pared over without any of thofe votes Dill in ar-
rear being given :—Among thefe votes is that of
the Eleaor of Saxony, whofc Minifler Rill waits
for his inflrnelions. It has been refolreel that a
delay of two Sittings (hall be allowed for the ad.
mffion of new votes, but that alter this period the
tonchifum of the Diet wia be definitively decreed,
us the majority have already declared for the rati•
fication of the general teed's.

The demand of the Aulirian Minifler, that there
!Tall be infcrted in the General Reed's fome Claufc s
in favbur of thc Nobility of the Empire, of the
'1 e won't Order and that of Malta, is fuppoited
by fcveral States, in oppotition to the contrary
ci.inion of the Minifters of Ruflia, Bavaria, Hefre-
C aircl, lieffe•Darmtladt, and Wirtemberg. The
}letter Arch•Chanccllor, that of Hanover, Ilo•
kienzollern, and Schwat cenberg, fuppott thc Im-
r trial M. de WACIITER has rely% el
from Paris, to defend the laterals of the corps of
bility whom he rcprefcnts.

Elyse:Ls, Maacn :G.—Several demi briplcs

of light infantry of tile Ne, with (Cne regiments
of cavalry, and a fufficient corps of artillery, is
about to repair to Holland, to affume a poilion
along the coal}. The Dutch Gazette of Harlem
makes the number of the French troops, deffined
for Holland, to amount to 15,0c0 men. Other
Dutch Journals affert, that the Batavian Govern-
ment has had official notice of the fpecdy arrival
of there troops, and confequently that meafures
have been already taken for their maintenance.—
We learn alfo that great aCtivity prevails in the
Batavian ports : preparations of every kind are
carried on with the greater' expedition. It appears
by the fame advices that feveral Englilh (hips of
war have made their appearance in the North
Seas. A camp, confiffing of Dutch National
troops, will be formed next month above the
Hague, on the Downs.
HAGUE, MARCH 22.—1 t is aliened here, in
a pofitive manner, that the expedition to
Louifiana, fitting out at Helvoetflur, is not
yet fufpcnded. We are affured, that the Salt
embarkation of the troops will be effeeted in the
end of this week. It is !till :nnounccd as an
event equally certain, that a body of French
troops will loon enter our territories. In cafe the
differences between France and England are not
amicably adjufted, there troops will be Rationed in
thole points which are molt favourable for an in-
vafion of England. Though tilde difpofitions are
merely meafures of precaution, they feem to in-
dicate how much importance the French Govern-
ment, notwithflanding the filence of the French
Journals, attaches to what is taking place in Eng-
land. General Duaoc, it is raid, has fet out for
Berlin, in order to induce that Court to purfue
pronipt meafures in regard to the Elettorate of
Honover. Thus the femiloffile 'Reparations in
all partaken' to wait only for a declaration of war.
STRASBOURG, MARCH 24.—We expect here
the FIRST CONSUL in a month at fartheff. • We
are affured that the Fa Magiarate of France,
who intends to come hither by the way of Bruf-
fels and Mentz, will fpend fome time in our city,
and that feveral German Princes who have been
indebted to his generofity and mediation for the
confiderable indemnities they received in Germany,
will come hither to have an interview with him.