Star. — London, England, 1804-11-01 00:00:00

FRANCE. PARIS, OCTOBER si. The Princefs Borghefe, filler to his Majelly the Emperor of the French, fet off from Florence for Paris, on the ift of Oefober. The lalt letters from Rome announce that his Ho. linefs was to have fct off from that city. on Tuefday the z6th of Offober, on his journey to Paris. On the a t ft the Prince of Gallitzin and his family puffed through Nancy, on their return from Paris to Ruffia, and alfo M. BARRIER ' Secretary of the French Legation, on his way to Conflantinople. On the 18th intl. the Gendarmerie of Sarrebourg orreßed, near Phalfb-urg, an Engli(h officer, a psi foster of war, called J. WILLIAM CIUTT,LLTT, who bad efcaped from the hofpital of Metz ten days before. —He was conveyed back to Verdun.—journal des Debar. In an article from Cairn, of the 29th of July, the Albanians are Rated to•have gained fome advanta ges over the Mamelukes, particularly on the zscl, I when the Albanians, who occupied entrenchments which they had thrown up between the village of Chottbra and another village to the ealtward, at tacked the Mamelukes, who were mallets of the plain, their right extending to the village of Chal, bean, where Huffein Bey was ported with his blacks, big infantry, one or two pieces of cannon, and a gun beat. Ibrahim Bey in the centre, and Ofman Bey, with fosse pieces of artillery on the left. The Mame lakes were obliged to retire, and in the night t:.e Al. banians attacked the village of Challacan, and forced Basin Bey to fly, leaving his cannon and gun-boat ballad him. But thefe events teem not to have been Frocks/live of any important confequences. FROM ml FRENCH AND DUTCH PAPERS. COUSTANTIIIO•LO. Saar. 14—M. Sruarime. the Imperial and Royal Internuneio, refident at the Porte. is la etpeaance of his new credentials, in which dar titles of his Sovereign will be fpeci6cd. This Wailer and all the ref of the diplomatic corps, the Preach excepted, were lately relent at a grand Aim given by Count IT a Lir MKT' ai the celebration of the birth-day of the Emperor A . The seat of this fete was ineraafed by feveral difchargel of artillery from a Ruffian 64 gun fbip in the har bour. booad for Corfu, with about sou troops on board. Ascosi, (krona& t.—Private letters from Corfu lineation the arrival there of the Ruffian General Lawreaors s he has the command in chief of all the Ruf f ian troops colleted in the Republic of the Seven lies. General Soaoatv, General of the Ma. tine, and Count de Mocsesoo, form an Imperial CoMmilKon, who have feized on all the civil and mi litary Powers. M. LANTIIIO22 is fpecially charged with every thing that relates to the coals of Al bania. The Ruffian naval force in the Adri atic is toropored of fix (hips of the line, tour frigates. Mad three fmaller veffels, not including eight or ten gumboots. A (mall ((Inaction oi four veffels and two fitatas wets to fail on the 7th nt September, from the port of Corfu, without knowing their deftination ; last u walking pilots had been taken on board, it was *might that they would enter the Adriatic. Views, Oceoses. 3.—Two Ruffian vetrels have iiimeEvely entered this port from Corfu within thefe two days peg. One of them has a Ruffian courier on board charged with difpatches for the Court of Peteriburgh. The Captain of one of them reports, that Ruffian troops, ammunition, &c. Ice. were con tinselly arriving. The latter obferve the ftrietell dikiplinc. Vitoria, °cross's 12 —Mort foreign powers and people have miflaken the motives which determined ' 1 the Cabinet of Vienna to advifc its Sovereign to aunts the Title of an hereditary Emperor of Au- , 1 Aria. Every rate moil acknowledge that Bo AAAAA ! has rearms to be proud of the fuccefs of his political machinations and intrigues ; that he makes a traffic of every paffion of the human heart, finds nut the wants and weaknefes of every Court and of every potentate, and, by playing upon the common failings of them all, renders every power, even in its degra dation and fall, fubfervient to his own gigantic views of ambition and aggrandifement. fstrt this cannot be applied to the recent affiimption of the new here ditary dignity by FRANCIS II.; nor is this meafure to be regarded as a fludisti imitation of the conduit of the uptlart felf-eletted tyrant of France, or as a ignition of his ufurpation. Surely there is a fubflan tial and obvious difference between the mere change of a Title from King to Emperor, by a lawful here ditary Monarch, without the advancement of any new pretentions, without' the excrete of any ad ditional power; and the affumptioo of* title by an . Worper, not only more dignified and elevated than that which he previoufly enjoyed, bit of a nature totally different, and accompanied with the ufurpa dos of a defpotic and Abfoliete power, equally de draffve of that limited authority with which the people bad entrulled him, and of that Connitution which he WAS appointed to protee, and which he bad Carom to maintain. In the former, therefore, is neither imitation, nor finelion of the latter. It is the intarelt (f Bo to five it confidered in this point of view; but it is to be hoped. that his mifera• bk fopiliary will not tucceed now, as it has done in CO many other mammies, iu blinding the iinlgment of Mankind, ai.J in filen, mg tilt vn cc of comm.ofenfe. Oct Sovereign's motive for the affumptien of this sew title is to be looked for in the known ar.d intention s of his P uffian .i.. 107 U , thipoliefs the Im perial Parody here of slt. it prefers[ eignity, as Chiefs of the German Empire : and the iordious proinifss tithe Curfican to transfer this digt.ity to the Hoofs of Brandenbargh. Francis 11. is looking t unwell to the time w k o the v riso it g ii , flueoce !'take, in the pufllaninw.os C )uneas sit the Empire. will be foceefstully elerkd in procuring I , r a Prince, mean enough to hs usdelsted ti, her icrerferecee lit the aggrandifemesst of his n.orr. and the eatenti n of his power, the title of King r.f the Romans, and his con feqoent elevation to the head of the Empire ;—and, nowilliag to have an inferior railed above his fupe -110,---a Monarchy of seitsrdey placed higher on the ftal kale than a Prince liefeended from a long line el - royal and ialutlri.•us aneeilors, who had ruled as Emperors ft r centio s! • . was willing to avert the af front r,f (.•ch itegradati r, by leavirg to his heir, at Man, an ,q 1.1 tithe in ti at which lie enjoys himfclf. This was a n45".1' ; i• and not the of priog f 1 kustsk ambition. v Neither Turkey, Ruffia, England; nor Sweaeo.have the Duke d'Emmirtn, is eager to infult the Bout yet ackonwledfed Feascasil. as en hereditary Em' sons, to gratify the foul and midnight murderer peror of Aultria, though the official communication of that virtubus him ? We can betides (late from on this fubjeB, explained, as near as poffible, the mo authority, that the Emperor of Raffia offered his rives, in the manner I have related to you, which, in. llead of being a compliment, are evident lips of Moll Chtillian Majefly Vilna, Grodno, or Mittau. millrull and fufpicion of the plans and plots of the for his future refrdence ; but that Colmar, in Swe- Ufurper ; who, fo far from having gained any deei- den, had been previouily fixed upon by the illulitious five influence here, was never more jullly detelled by t 1 de e* our Court and watched by our Cab inet. Durin g the armed truce we flat enjoy, our army continues on the Our Correfpondent at Rotterdam informs us that full war eflablifhment ; our arfenals are filling, new difturbances have broken out on the borders of fortreffes building, and the old ones repairing ;---hut Switzerland of a very formidable defcription. until Ruffle pofitively and frankly declares whether 1 lire defires war or peace , we mull remain armed , as we are, and on the defenfive, having as much to fear from Prnffia as from France. A private letter from Paris of the ,Bth ult. Rates, that it was not from any other caufe but the non arrival of the Pops, that the coronation of the Cor. titan adventurer, as an Emperor of the French, was poftponed from the gth to the atd inflant. The un fortunate Pontiff has, during thefelaft eight months, been erpofed to all poffible threats, humiliations, and plots of BON AAAAAA 's military fatollites and political intriguers. Our correfpondent informs us, that line !Ai March, Pius VIL has been informed, that he me go to France to perform the futile gious ceremony of crowning an affaffin and Atheiß, or refign the Tiara to Cardinal Fuca, and pats the remainder of his days in a convent. Snfpend ed between his duty as a Chriftian Pontiff, and his obligations as a temporal Sovereign, tormented by the pangs of his own eonfcience, and dreading the confequences for his fubjeds, should be lilies to its dictates, he has negociated, offered pecuniary fa crifices, and fuU power to Cardinal FISCH, to act on this occafion in his name and on his part. Nothing, however, would fatisfy the outrageous ambition and atrocious policy of the barbarous NAPOLLON, but to afcend a throne, feated on the ruins of religion, as well as of loyalty. From the camp of Boulogne, laft Aogull, Bo therefore, informed the Pops, that an immediate Aim was required from him, or before he, Bo , was crowned an Emperor, Pius VII fhould be reduced to a BiSop of Rome, and the fubjed of the King of Saim aa, to whom the Ecclefiallical States fhould be given in indemnity. The Members of the Sacred College were then convoked, and it was determined that the Chief of the Roman Church fhould (Omit, with Chrillian humility, to the degrading circumitances of the times." Knowing, however, B 's defire to be crowned on the anni verfary of his ufurpation, by feigning illnefs, the Pore hoped that this period would pars over, and Tome one elfe perform the ceremony. Of this Bona AAAAA did not become the dupe, but ordered his aid decamp, General CAT AAAAA LI, to fet out im mediately for Rome, and not lofe fight of the Pope, until he had paired the frontiers of France ; inform ing this indeptndent Sovereign at the fame time, that, was his journey pollponed until next rummer, from natural or artificial caufes, the coronation ceremony Smola be alto pollpolltd, as BONAPARTE was deter mined that none but the Pope ihould place the im perial crown on his head." We are, however, allured, that the health of Pius VII. is much impaired, and that on this account be has voluntarily offered to return to the monaflery of the Chartruefe. at Rome, there to await his death, refigning his triple crown to any one chofen by the conclave. This, again, has been refuted, as too late, by the mercilefs Corfican ; and, when the lafi letters left Rome, preparations were made for his Holinefs's journey to France, though his infirmities, his grief, and the futon, will probably Coon terminate his life. LONDON. THURSDAY. ALL SAturs—tioliday PRICE OP STOCK 3 per C. Red. Ann. 56 3 pa Cent. Coe& 551 4 per Cent 72} 73 7 2 s pa Cent Navy 5 Pa Cent 2797. NOVEMBER I. at all the Public 01fient. :3 YESTERDAY. Long Ann. 16113-16 OM 8.8. Arm. 54 Exclirq. Bills par is. dif. Osmium 64 prem. Confab foracc.s7lll This morning difpatches were received from Ad- miral Tnoasioaouon, on board His Majefty's Sip Earns, off the Tezel, eating his having font an Officer in a boat to look dole into the Tezel, to ffif cover the Rate of the fumes of the enemy, when it was found they had lying there five fail of the line, eight frigates, and about leo (knell craft, all ready for lea. Should they attempt to come out there is every reafon to believe they will meet wilh a warm recep. tion and fah convoy to one of our ports. We are forty to learn, that a dreadful hurricane took place lately at the Windward ISands, by which great damage has been done among the flipping.— The particulars have not yet arrived, but a Gentle man who came home paffenger in the Rebecca, from St. Thoma►'s, in forty-nine days, eflimates the lots at 321 yards of different dcfcriptiona. We fincerely hnpe, however, that this account may turn out to be exaggerated. Two Hamburgh mails, all that were due, arrived ibis day. Several paffeagerF, and with them Mr. SHAW, the King's Meffenger, came over in the Nimes OF Wat.ss packet, Captain Dray, with dif parches for Government, containinginforfhation of a moll violent infringement of the law of Nations hav ing been committed by the French at Hamburgh. All the particulars have not tranfpired, but we underhand that Wednefday night, the s4th of Oaober, Sir Gao. Roust - Az was felted at hi: country refidence in the vicinity of that city, by a party of French foldiers, confifting of about 300 men, awl taken away by force, to be conduced to Paris. What mull the Powers nn the Continent think of fuch a violent outrage ? The time bas been when it would have armed the half of Europe to demand fatisfaOion for the infult offered to the recognifed cuftoma of all rivalled nations, but for Tome time part the Continental Powers feem to have been quite pars bud, asif retrograding to a Rate of barbarifen. AAAAA CT OF • PRIVATE LETTS" FROM NMIEIVILON, DATID OCT. :6, 1804.. A very extraordinary trAnfaetion has occurred here : In the night between the a4th and asth, a de tachment of French troops, between two and three hundred it; number, came in feveral large boats, and landed about two o'clock in the morning on the Ham burgh Berg (or Hill), whence they proceeded to the Grindel, the country refidence of Sir Grow, Rust soxo, the Englifh Charge d' :fairer for Hamburgh, about an aglifh mile and a half from that city. Sir Gaoac s, hearing a noire, looked out of the window, and Peeing the houfe fun-ounded with foldiers, ailed what they wanted? They told him they had fame difpatches for him ; but he refufing to fuller the door to be opened, they forced it open and carried him away by force. having aril obliged him to deliver up to them an his papers. " Our Senate was in confequence affembled from feven o'clock in the morning till five in the evening. They feat a Deputation to the French Miniller, to proteft spina this violation of our neutrality. and demanded that the Englifh Charge d'Afaires &sold be fet at liberty. The French ►Sniffer. it is Paid. denies having any knowledge of the tranfation.— Couriers alto have been fent off to Berlin, Vienna. and Peterfburgh. Sir Giolle I has been carried to Hanover in a coach under a (trot% efcort." The following article appeared in the Mosier, of the aath ultimo:— ■ Parameter, Oer. 7. The Emperor of Rua having been informed that the Comm dt 141 AL bad quitted Wasfaw, and we. r ain ; to Rufta, where he was to have the conferences announced be:ore-baud with per- NM cam fled from England, would not fuffer thrift conferences to take place in his SULKS. Mc has made known to the Count del ILL!, that having had relations with the French Government, having ftened with it (rectal treaties, and that Government hoe ing born recognized in Rolla face she treaty of Ike, he would not (tact any third to take place which might induce it to be thought that the Costs of Rolla bad changed its (yam and ari lskin upon the futicet.' We do not helitate to pronounce th's pretended letter from St. Psterfburgb an impudent fabrication from the Paris manufadlory. Cass any man, who fees the mimic relations between France and RulLa, be weak enough to believe, that the generous ALL sa, sbo mourns and laments the fate cf HAMBUILGH MAILS. MADItID, Styr. r}.—The King has given order• for so,coo men to march to the province of Bitcay, the capital of which is Bilboa, to quell the diltur hams there. There troops confitt of a column of Callihan grenadiers, the Apicon regiment, a corps of cavalry, and a regiment of Catalonisns. Bitsort, Ocr. B.—Five thoufand troops are al ready arrived here, and 3000 more are expelled, with a chief judge, who will decide with retried to the late occurrences here. Trade is entirely at a [land. MALAGA, SE►T. 29 —The following is the Intel Bill of Mortality:—Died on the 27th of September 49 ; as the 28th, sit perfnns. Recovered on the 17th, 360 ;on the 28th 14t. New lick on the 27th 126; on the ath, lit. Number of fick on the 27tS tso6 ; on the 88th 14t3. _ Though the diflemper continually decreafes. it will Ilill be at hail feveral weeks before it entirely ceafei, and then quarantines of forty days will be übferved. The difeafe likewife prevails at Alicant ; many people have left the city. and trade is entirely at a (land. Roue, Ocrossa 3. The Port, who fete nut on his journey nn the t ath, sill be received 4,st the Iron tries of France by his Imperial Highnefs Prince Louts Bo . The Empert.r hitofeif will meet his Holinefs at the gates of Paris, take him into his coach, to which he will give him the right-hand lest, and thus proceed through the beets cf Paris to the Imperial Palace, the Thuillerics. &moose, ()cross& 4.—The head-quartersof the French army in the Neapolitan territory, will loon be removed from Taranto to Panetta, oppofite Corfu. Venice, OCT. 6.—. The report is t-newed, that the coollitutioa of the Italian Rep..hlie will foots undergo confsderable changes. The documents for that purpok are already in :Lc hands of the Minifter MARISCALCHI. who was prefented to the Emperor Miroxsom when he was at !Wentz. LA02111)11, Ocr. 12.—For feveral days no ports havc arrived here from Germany. They write the fame from Bern. A variety of conjellures have been made with re(iic to the courfe of this extraordinary occurrence, of which there has becn no example for feveral years. Hamovsa, Orr. 23. —The whole French army in the Hanoverian territory is going into winter quar ters—the number of troops there at prefect is ell mated at 24000. _ _ . CONSTANTINOPLE, Stersmave t6.—Tt is general ly aliened that the Porte, with a view to reflore or der in Egypt, and gain over the Mamelukes, has re folved to appoint ELil BkY, who refided fo long in London, Governor of Cairo ; but fuch flrong repre. fentationt have been made againft this appointment by a certain foreign Ambaffatior here, that it will not now take place. The French and Auftrian hereditary dignities have not yet been formally acknowledged by the Porte. Bu Lls, Ocrossa 24. —The Pruffian Envoy to the Sublime Porte, Colonel KNOBILSDORPF, who has been here for force days on leave of abfence, has been appointed by his Majelty a Major General, and will go to Paris as Envoy Extraordinary to attend the coronation of the Emperor blaroxsoo. A Cou rier has arrived here from St. Peterlburgh. Official advice has been received here, that his Majefty the King of Sweden left Stralfund on the sad MR. and failed with a fair wind for Ylladt. • A/4 srs ILDAMI, Ocr. am—The (hips detained in the Teed on account of being fufpefted of a communi cation with the enemy, have, fince the tyth, all been permitted to fail. The order to prevent eftionage by fea wu improperly underanod and enforced. MOD's OCTOBER a3.—Te-day at noon, the Em bay appointed to attend the fellival of the corona tion at Paris, fet out. The Ambaffador Scams's, rear lace, as is known, is already gone. The French Leyden Gazette yefterday again made its appearance under the title of yoursal Politirse. RA7IIIIOII, Ocr. 18.—The following is the letter which his French Imperial Majelly has addreffed to the Burgomafter and Council of the city of Frankfort : VIRT WORTHY AND GOOD Fates:as, " I have received the letter of the date the Both of Auguß, which Meßieurs Huataaactir and Mis- SLIIR, Burgomaller and Senators, of your free Im perial city, communicated to me on your part. The affurance which you give me of your fentiments to ward me, is the more agreeable, as it convinces me that, after the experience you have had of the participation I take in the independence and welfare of your city, you will not fail to thew yourfelves al ways grateful for it. My Refident with you has it in commit:Goo frequently to renew the afurance of my fentiments towards you. I (half always perceive with pleafurs that you take fuch meafures as may prevent your city from becoming the centre of thole intrigues and difturbances which England endeavours to propagate on the Continent to miflead it, and renew the evils of war, the calamities of which you have already futEciently experienced. " 1 pray Goo, very worthy and juR friends, to have you under his holy and gracious proteBion. Written at Mentz the 9th of Vendemiaire, Year 13, (October 5, 18 00 (Signed) - . " N *FOLIOS. "To oar very worthy and rut friend the ffurgo•Malter and M glftrates of the free and Imperial City of Frankfort" Yeflerday the leveret Gentlemen who intended to hid for the New Lottery, to be drawn the 38th of January next, waited upon the Cn•acit.toa of the Excm soya,. The parties and biddings were as fl• low : BA. Ricbardron, Brankotrata, and others t s t 6 Cope and 14e1bett - . . tf 7 8 Hotly, Potter, and Co. • - 1 5 4 9 Sbewcll and Cu. is 4 6 BISH, RicHaansom, and Co. being the higheit bidders, were the pnrchafers of the Lottery, which is to conlll of twenty-five thoufand tickets, and the payments are to be made as under— November 6, depofit - Ct so o 57. - - - 3t6 o Deconber 2 9 . - - - 5 o o janswey a), - • • 550 0 is 16 0 • In the eon& of the afternoon tickets were fold at a premium of from Bs. to toe. The Danifit and Swerldb Ambaff4dors bad yeller day long interviews with Lord Haaeowar, at his Lordatip's Office, in Downing-flreet. Lord blitvitti had yefierday a long interview with the Committee of the Exoticism', at big houfe in Downing-Ilreet. Yellerday his Royal Hlghoef. the Duke of Vol a. and Mr. PITT, rode together through St. Jamc.'• Park, to the Hot fe Guards. The young Princess of Wa Ls h and Lady Esare. attired yenetdity at Carleton Hoare. She appears in great health and fpirith Monday 14(1 died, at hit honk, at Ipfeich, after a long dines, the Right lion. lows How,. Baron CIUDWr.aTN. His Lordibip had for many years presided as Chairman of the County &Irons at Ip& %skit. Ydterda► af:ernorin L the Haaatav Cutter, Capt. STOIC is, 141i1111 ttOitt Dover to take her Itstiou of Dieppe. T►e Camp at Whitley. near Tynemootb, broke op loft week. The Derb'Mire Militia marched to Newestlie, end the titeffordtbite into Chinas Bar ium. The %tic:lgnorelat.4 bad previoully ameba for Thirk.