Star. — London, England, 1804-08-20 00:00:00

SUCH of dm Creditors rif Lord &FISKE& STANLIT CiilC•griza la I:Was& as have net already lent In their cr anium are defined to feud the Ciao letatedlately to Media: Make owl White. ifiles.lbeet. Lana; or Mr. Parr, Lichfield. Awe ie. am. 'VISE WA= Hook and Park of FISIIIIRWICL. and Invead &Antis Masora and East.. la Staffindilaire. we be (way Md. mad partioalan Par hither lotwatoo.or a vkw of Pr Z raL liates,apply to Media aim sod Whit% 1111M.firott. Leedom ; or Mr. Parr, Lichfield. Aogoll so, 1.34. AT HUNTERCOhtES HOUSE. NEAR WINDSOR; AND BURNHAM. us THE COUNTY OF BUCK& TO MI SOLD BY AUCTION. BY Mr. A. DARBY. ' Oa Waboilaj=sAectossor;hand three foaming days. ALI. the old Furniture Lista. COOL alma 350 doses of foragia Who of brake oadity. endlau Musk. Onewbotafe Phats, Capital Tomatoes' Ow*, • Carrick sad Ganborfe Chalk ; Live wad Dead Sank h sad oda; Eireils. lan the papacy of Sir Boots Ont t. 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Loa.; sad at the ands car Oration. awe liiideelelei. IL The Wise will be kid tbe beset ley, end die Live Steed elhe Oil* . LONDON. Casernarta's ankle wa.M liraire in la dila" la 'MA tarot tilt of beawnion park ON tolions s o Sable to Bahia obywßions we aallkslal wig hawed with await, skidoo boa :we who writes Der* • MONDAY. AUGUST 10. PRICK Or STOCKS THIS DAT Al OM O'CLOCK Canton. far mow, j 6 gy.oilleta tor asaaa. s 7 to yr/. Raloraliyt—Oraolow6ll.—Radwit llss per to 22. diL OT irOCXII ON SATURDAY : spa Can. ReL Aansiff S. Arms 2.161 per I. Can. sill pa Cot 7 Iseles. DIU Far se. dIL $ per Cc e- Navy Oman 61 prom $ P 77 Cwt. 7757 Irlr WO Tidal 171. • Lag Ma. En y.i Oaf& fa sec. $ yll Aroma 53.—0w2.11112. $ per Cat. Si. Rubrizo..Dobla *Loden rail. A diabolical plot has lately been dikireered which, e if my thing were wanting to add to the libiror es eked by the murder of the Duke d'Eaumise and the • other atrocities committed by the Corfican Ufurper would nook him to the deteftation of all mankind. Having learnt that Loots XVIII. had-been invited by the Emperor of Russia to repair to his States, there to reside in a manner fuitable to his sank. the Idonder immediately laid a plan to get rid, not only of that unfortunate Prince, but of the whole of his family, and seen of all their attendants. The Tyrant keeps at Warfaw, as be does ahnoll every where are. •Ipvtvileged (pies, under the denomination of Com mercial Arms. One of thole has refided at War. 4w upwards of eighteen months. though it is well boos there is no tea& carried on between that place and Ttista. His name is GAILLIIII Bnria, wbo„ we believe, was one of the drowning companions of ?enema 'and Caaasaa, at Nam. Two ruffians, who are either Italians or Coffman% were lately feat from Paris to Werfaw to (bike the blow, but a f a ilure aloft happily took place. The tenors of. the Megitlrates of Warhol,. however, leave but a feeble hope that the affaffins will be brought to pm:lf ment. though the circumßances which have tranfpired are filch, that not the Osadow of doubt can remain on the minds of the moll prejudiced of mien with tepee to the reality of the horrid plot. A long pow Indust of the a Sole tranfattion was received on Saturday laft by MOIIIIIOI, and tranf. omitted immediately by him to our Government. Our limits 'include the poffibility of giving the whole at length. Our Readers, however, may depend upon the accuracy of the following abridged Ratemeot of the cafe, which it figned by the Archhilhop of Rheims, the Duke de Pluto'', the Duke d'Hsvac de the Marquis de Bon say, the Comte de la Cues 'lLlA, the Comic de Dare CRUX, the Comte Eva. sang de Dares, and the Abbe Enuawociw Faa- WANT. Oa the sad of July, the Baron de Mit.tevout.v, equerry to the Q2een of France, difelofed to the Duke de Psinst, the plot, as it had been denounced to him by a perton of the name of Co awn, a French. - ltive of Lyons. who after having been in :e of the laid Baton de Mmt.avitts, had a Polilk woman, and fettled at Warfaw, kept a billiard table. This man dated, that preceding FliJay, the aotb, two petforu. came ‘silliwrd.room, and made many inquities of ‘tive to the King, and his own fituation ; following day they returned and made frefh refpeiting Louis XVIII. They wined, to know whether His Majefly went out 1 what number of men he was ufually ac .:cl—and whether his attendants were armed They then alked Conic:sal whether he himfelf tbt, and whether be would not be glad to ,pertunity to obtain immediately a confider of money for a pa:ticular fervica.—Being in the affirmative, they obferved to him, is was known to tic races bcloogio4 to • i j , man, a nal the (civics *carried a where he sin the pro to his bill bins. relate that the fe enquia ies they (aid, often—by eonspanie( or not? T was in dct find an op v able Cum t * lt anfwered lit slat as la the houfebold of the King, he might eafily obtain admiSou'into the kitchen, and if he contented to throw, unperceived, into the boiler (la marmite). a little parcel which would be given to him, his fortune would be made : aoo Innis d'ors would be given to him in the firh infkance, and too more for every in dividual of the Royal Family who might die in the courfe of a twelve month. They added, that he was not to trouble bimfclf about his wife, for they would take her fafely to France; and when they were about to part, be heard them fay in Italian, 4, We have no time to lofe ; the day is come when we ought to Orike." On the following day (Tuefday the sad), after many vifits from them, another ruffian, whom Cou- LON bad not before teen, called on him in the even ing, and requelled him to take a walk with him. in cyder that they might (peak more freely on a fubjea of great concern. which had been mentioned to him the preceding day; in the courfe of their walk they were met by one of the two who bad fira opened the project to Couton. They inquired whether he was decided to perpetrate the deed? Coo toe 'awned. Yest" upon which they went to a houfe, where they ordered Champaign wine. and gave him additional inftruitioits refpeaing the manner of executing the plot, advifing him to drink with the Cook, tec••••• C0U4.011 intellect on receiving tome money, on ac count of the boo Louis which had been promifed him; upon which one of the ruffians, who was in liquOrs (aid, I don't know whether Boric (the name of the Commercial Agent at Warfaw) would content to givrfo large a fum." His companion condemn ing tbis indifcretion, replied-4o why do you mention Doran; be is not in town; he will not return theft , two days." At loft thky gave him a ducat to get fame wine to drink with the Cook. and made an op pointnsent for the following night, when they were to give him the parcel which was to be thrown into the boiler. They parted it on. o'clock in the met sing. The fame day (Sunday) Couto* difclofed the plot to the Baron de hitt.taritte; and the Duke de heart, by whom it was communicated to Comte ePA,vatay, Captain of the Guards to Louts kVIIL who hallened to inform M. de Horn, Prefident of', the Chamber, and Governor of the town, of the cir anniance, and who had orders from his Petits's" Slattery fur fuperinteading all the concern and,' fafety of the French Royal Family. At firß, the Prefident Horst received the informa. don with the moll feeling emotion, and promifed to mount his bode, and repair perfonally either to the plate of rendetvous fixed by the ruffians. to give the polka to Couto'', or to the fpot appointed for pap ing him the money. and letting tiff for France. He alto promifed too to fend Winne to fecure the whole gang and Clusters himfelf, in cafe he fhould have forged the Rory in order to obtain a reward. The fenfibility of the Preadeat Horn was highly in created by the alarming reports which were fpread every day of plots to take away* life of the Elsa at the eve of his departure for Ruffin. The sad of July, Coy tow being ordered by the Ba ron de Mettsvitta, went to the appointed (pot, at a place called the New Vill:ge, 'fituated in the mid dle of the lines which furrows/I Warfaw ; there be was joined by one of the men, and loom after by an other. who wai concealed in a corn field, and who actually delivered him the parcel, and a bottle of li quor for his own de. They agreed upon& fignal, by which they were to know when the deed had been. effeEted. They told him that when it was executed, he might repair to a place called La Cal Pointers, where he would be joined by his employers, and taken to France with his wife ; and in cafe they could not meet there, he was to go to Stockaycr, where be would find them at the Pollmallet's houle, and that he fhould there receive the aoo Louis. Upon hi, alking tome money, they gave him only fix crowns, alledging that they had beta already cheated more than once. The Prefideot Horn, however, afi aid of commit ting his mailer with the French Emperor, declined either to go or fend to the appointed 'pot, contrary to his promite. Coy tow delivered the parcel and the , bottle to M. de MI ttsvitts, on the sath, in the min Mag. The Comte d'A went at ten o'clock to M. de Hoye's, and prefented him the parcel, which contained three carrots charged with arfenic. M. de Horn, from cues of fear, refuted to inter. fere any further in the bufinefs, (eying, it fhould be I referred to the Pulice.office, and even refuted to affil his feel to the parcel, which was foaled by the Arch. of Amain:, and the Comte d'A • On that day Louts the XVIII. was informed of the plot. His Majelly exprefed the greeted and the moft tender folicitude for his faithful (creams, but ditpleyed an unalterable tranquillity of mind with refpea to his own ;Katmai faddy. He wrote to the Prefident, Horn, who did not wait on His Majefly till the following day, and then confined himfelf to vague affurances 'that the bufinefs should be follow cd up with activity by the Police Officers. A formal demand was made by the King, that a report should be made by an afembly of potato:sal men, ref - pelting the contents of the parcel, which de mand being antweeed in an cvalsvc manner, the King ordered that the parcel lbould be opened and ex• amiutd before his own phy fir 440, M. La Fa 1. aided by QAGATILIIWISCII, the moll eminent and refine table pin Liao of Waaaw, Dr. baactbavat, and of Dr. Gunn, as apothecary. One of the carrots being opened, war found perfectly ford, the upper p a rt being covered with a kind of radii& or pall*, of a colour fimilar to that of the root ; the msddke Part was found to contain a powder, which after a ehymical operation, was difcovercd to be a mixture of three different forts of erfenic, one white, another yellow, and another red . The s neer verbal was figned by all prefect, and the parcel kaki' again, and fent to the Police Office with all the smeary docoosenr' Upon application being s made by the King. to %Ile Tsscr, Chief Magifirate, for a profecutioa to be in ftituteil, that officer, actuated by the fame fears as M. de Horst, declined to interfere, or even to order the fufpeited perfons to be apprehended, obferving that it did concern the Tribunal of Criminal julliee, and that the law of the country did not permit him to arreft any perfon who had not ainally been cm. 10(4 of a crime! M. le Count de la Cuareatts was left at Warfaw with full powers to profeeute the bufinefs before the Criminal Tribunal. The King left Warfaw on the Joth,oe his way to Grodno with the Duc d'Aretou tars. M. de HOY/4 granted his Majefty an elkort of huff.us, who had ftriB orders not to quit his Royal Perfou, until they had committed him to the care of a Mailar actin of Ruffians. wbo awaited his arrival on the frontiers. Thd %teen and the Duchefs d'An. (toucans only remain at Warta*, until they receive inftruilions from bib Majefty to jobs him at Wan t s. as loon as he has fettled in that City. This day we received tome Paris Journals. but they do not come down later than the 6th ink• whereas thole we had exclufively on Saturday came down to the toth, intlufive. We . now lay before our Readers a very important article which the Inners of the hour at which thee Journals reached us on Saturday, prevented our giv ing.in our lat. It appears in the Menitatt of the sub as a letter from Conftantinople, but its Rile betrays fufficiently its true origin. The faits with which it Pets nut may be confidered as coming from that eapi• tal ; but all that follows is a laboured argument to prove bow impolitic it would be in Ataxarnea to go tower wlaßoaaraare. The anxiety ie difplayi goes farther than any thing that bad previonny tranfpired to prave,ghat the period for aaual boililities between INS& and France is nearer than Come politicians were willing to believe. An article from Vienna, publi(bed in the Leyden Go =lre oldie ,4th inn. Rates, that the Emperor of Ger many has, by machete. added the town of Lindau to his territory. The file in which this tranfation , is detailed, when it is recoll:eted that the Journal in 'which it appears is publifbed under the control of the French, (hews plainly lalakthe meafure is difplea , flog to the Corficatt; Interviews between crowded' heads feldom take place for trivial objeas. This confideration gives the greater inters!' to a report mentioned in the letter of the loth ult. front Winne., We are happy to find that she traveller HUSIDOLDT has lately arrived at Bourdeaus. PARES, AUG. B.—M. POIST•LIS, PIO. is appointed Minifter Plenipotentiary of his Majcay the Emperor to the Diet at Ratiftsou. DOURDEAVE, AUGUST 6.—M. HUMBOLDT, whole death was announced in the public journals, has ar rived here, accompanied by M. Boa ?LAUD, after a fa vourable pelage of twenty-nine days from Philadel phia. Befides the geological collations tranfipit ted to Europe, they have brought with them nearly thirty buses of different articles, which are the more valuable as the countries traverfed by the& travellers have been little 'tithed. Big "la, Juir aB.—A Sendai% courier paired through this city, with a letter from his Majefty the Emperor of Russia to the King of SWEDISH. Vistula. tutor t¢ —The Emperor has annexed to his Auftrian domains the town of Linden, which he purchafed along with a confiderable territory ; and our Governmett is now making a bargain fur the ac quifition of Kempten. There arrangements give rife to much difeuffion in Germany ; Come fay that it is contrary to the Conftitution of the Empire to derange by particular treaties the equilibrium of Germany ; and that the Emperor, by thus acquiring new princi. palities, may confti Ain the neighbouring polteffors to treat in their turn. The confequence might therefore be, that Germany would be reduced to a (mall num ber of powers, that it might one day be divided among three or four. The real Sovereign of Ger many, however, is the Germanic Body. It is con trary to every principle of the Conilitution that the number of the independent parts ihould be increafcd without the concurrence of the Sovereign. Lindau is a valuable acquifition ; it is fituated in the middle of the Lake or Conftance, and in cafe of a war would be of great advantage to the Auftrian armies. Con fidering it under ibis point of view, it is apprehend ed that it may give uncaring(' to France, which mull Inc reale if Auaria, as is Paid, be on the point of ac quit i tig other pacifies', and of concluding treaties to augment thole which it has in Suabia, by a popu lation of forty thoufand perfons. Many are inclined to think that it was a mutual benefit to Auaria and France when they removed their frontiers to a dif ranee from each ether, and that Auftria commits a political el ror in attempting to bring them nearer. JULY 3o —The Minister of Franca has caufed the IS= of his Sovereign to be placed over the door of, his HoteL A report is again circulated that out , Monarch will have an interview with the sing of 'Sweden, at the Camp of Moravia, sad that their Royal Highnelfts the Archdukes COMMIS and Joao will be recent. COMSTANTIVOPIS, JOBS 29.111 the comfit of this year four RuSan expeditions have palled the Dardv tulles, and proceeded to Corfu. The full, which yet out in the moth of February, confifted of two ,frigates, .throe brigs, and a corvette, carrying Soo uoopa. The imood, compofed of one Sip of so guns and a corvette, entered the Mediterranean two months ago, and had on board 700 1,007)14 The third anchored hers on the 27th of May ; It aos filled of two Sips of 74 guns armed en flute, and duet tranfports, carrying t soo men. The day be. fore yeaerday a fourth expedition oppeared; the two !kips of which it coofilled, had on board sOOO troops. The number of men, therefore, who have hitherto come from the Black Sea, amounts to three 4 four thoufand, which, added to illoo in garrifon. makes the Ruffian troops in the Saes Minds amount to five or fix thoufand men. _ The Porte is really alarmed, but it conceals its fear. Theft expeditions humid* abundant matter for (peculation to the idle politicians of Pera. They alt what is the objc4 in collelling there troops? Some fay that they are deftined againa Asada. but they Coon perceive that RA* and Auftria, which have common frontiers in Germany, will not leek for then, in Italy, at they might find them in Poland were they defirons of coming to blows. Others attempt to dikover whether there may no, be force Carat relation between this augmentation of the Raffia* forces at Corfu, and the interell which England has to carry the war to the Continent, But they fay Au& is fufficiesitly powerful to raift Aram armies, and would not codas itfelf to warlike preparations in the South ; it would already have fent fuccour to Hanover. Howiver, before it would silk its troops in a country which. as one may fay. is to it another world it would have formed and af. (ambled its armies in Poland. It is befides known. that no war of confequence can be undertaken on the Continent. without the concurrence of Aud ria and Profs, aad there powers are not ignorant that war is often begun with allies who often abandon the caulk before it is concluded ; that the fubfidies they receive feareely defray the fourth pan of the es. pence: ; and that between eeighbourfog powers who know each other. war is attended With terrible con. fequenckst to which neither party will expoce them. (elves. without good. powerful and indifpenfiblo ?colons. _ _ But Rae itfelf is at peace wick Prance, and bee as few motives for snaking war, as it has advantages to expea from it. .11Ltesor, and his idler:" inks{ Lot food seem to coifs R%fsa to tratistit M Ratillsa a 11 w, tasfittfittiobb to tho Gamma Body. Ity dr help if frokorfoga. frivolous tretesta, awl intrigues gear, ilit4 they bow prated foe, ref Memo tie twee Pow% tirredaarferjasdy Moms caws, tyro* etlettasetoet to both. had enabled Allot° a icy sad • &Oat part. Rita Call (10 isetbiq aria) Frahm, boat s with knight do every Mier put sad good. Will it a Ceased time fend 10,000 men to make 11 , new direalliarkatioo in Holland ? Will it land 60,c00 men on the Weer, to attack the Fiend% army in Hanover? The refult to it would be the lots of many men and inevitable debilitation. It Would be advan• tageous only to the powers limisroph with Rural. who would not be fbrry to fee it ftruggling again& France, weakening its armies, and in its turn, ca. poted to all the misfortunes 'which Auftria espy* arced to long alone. Will it feud thirty or forty thoufand men Co Ire. land, to defend that country againft the French t But what would it gain by thus becoming in the eyes of the world, a fubaltern auxiliary ? Betides, is it the; ' intereft of Ruffs* to encreafe the power of Great Britain ? Can is be ignorant that great part of its boundaries are walked by the fea, and that Eogland o which rules the ocean, may appear before Cronftadt to diftate to it laws? RufGa, on the other hand, bas nothing to fear from France ? Nature has deained the& two Powers to be friends, and whatever may be the bad diredion given by palfion to their arms, they would never engage in their enterprites with * great degree of interefh Alen void of experience may be deceived and not be fenfible of there incontellible truths. But Miniftere grown hoary amidft public buGnefs, as is the cafe with feverol in Rau ; a Prince direded by liberal opinions, by enlightened love of his fubjeas, by $ lento of his own greenlet*, will not long remain widen an Million. Paffion and mitunderftandingso artfully fomented by malicious perfects, may induce both parties to purfue imprudent and improper Reps; to fulpend all intsrcourte, and even to snake war; but the snit. underflanding can neither be ferious nor durable between nations, who, by a [cote of their repeftive forces, and of their mutual and perfelt iodepen dence, muR neceffarily be brought to difpofitione of moderation, public decency, and peace. When a power whole capital is in the North, and whole armies, placed on the frontiers of Perlis and Tarim, are fighting againft the Tartars and Perfrass, intermeddlcs on its own account, and at i u own rilque, in the affairs of the North of Eu. rope, it quits its proper pofition. However power• ful bionarelia may be, lOUS Ilita fi It