Star. — London, England, 1804-11-09 00:00:00

All ear:flees are, hefides, drawn from the tope rial,purfe, and paid from the rcvenoe of his Crown, not antonnting fo high as in the time when Fraud counted zz Departments left, and was not fo illuf triou. !—Plandangh Correfpaadsat. Since the Emperor's return from his last journey, the Official Paper has publilbed a great number of d ecre es, recently paled by his Majesty in favour of the four new Departments on the left Bank of the Rhine. Thee Departments. and particularly their ' principal towns, as has been already obferved. have attrafted the particular attention of the Sovereign. during his refidence among them. We may judge of them by Tome examples. At Ai z.la.Chapelle, the Emperor ordered a general plan to be taken of the different aqueduas, of the mineral waters in that town, as well as of the honfes in which baths are eftabliffied, in order that a prop& mould be after wards digefted for the refloration and enthelliChment of the baths. in eopfideration of an advance of rso.ooo francs, to be made by the Tr .sfrory of the Empire. The town of Cologne has obtained thweltablithment is its port of a real entrepot of foreign merchandise and provitions. The fame privilege has beers accord ed to the commerce of Ment z. The poet of Coblentz has been comprehended among thole that enjoy the privilege of 'Wing foreign tobacco in leaf. Two ob. pas, in fine, of an extenfive and argent interell for all this country of the four united departments, the diffinition between territorial and feodal obligations. and the liquidation of the public debt, have begun to be regulated. [Here follows an abridgment of what has been done and decreed refraing both.] The Connfellors of State, Bigot, Prcalnellatt, Cruet, Jolliver, and Colin. alembled at Mentz, held laves( conference. with Jean Bon Saint Andre, Pre felt of the Department of Mont Tonnete ; Chaim, Prefe& of the Department of the Rhine and Mozelle; Mechin, Prefedt of the Department of La Roer, and "[gofer, Prefelt of tt.e Department of La Sarre. To there conferences were called M. Poiffant, General , Adotharator for enregiftering. and blebs. Guyon, of Mentes Golbery, of Goblentz ; d'Arrabiar, of Aix la-Chapelle; and Lelievre of Tenses, Direeton of that Admisittration. in %bele departments, as well as the molt able Juris Confults of the cautery. 'The objelt of there conferences was to effort thalsquidation and payment of the debts of the fort departments of the left bank of the Rhine, as well regillered as float ing, whether on account of the State or of the Com munes ; and to remove the difficulties which exift re , Wive to the territorial and feod anal obligations. As the relult of there conferences. dof the opinions which have been given, his Ma:Jelly has decreed the difpofitions which are to be found in two Imperial Decrees, dated Mentz, the 111 of °Sober. The fin decree, conf u ting of twelve articles, de clares what are the obligations purely territorial, and wl,icli as fuels (hall be difcliarged ; and what are ------ PARA OCTOSFR se. thore which, according to the euaoms of the country, ought to he regarded as feodal. and confequently as 'The journey of the Emperor and the Emprefs has The lecond decree, divided into eight bad the definable effeet wa d.expeCte It was not a journey ""Idh ed • titles, and comprehending forty-five articles, has for of pleafute and parades it sconnefted witha thou its object the liquidation of the debt of thefe depart land different cocarnfiances, which the genii's of our menu. For fhb purpofe a Counfellor of State, great Emperor was able to embrace at once. One charged with that liquidati o n , is ellablifhed at Mentz. s often fees bg „,„h h for Como days, leave their and accredited by the Government with the Princes palaces to 'Wu a country town. or a tea - p ort , where they only law what tte people thought fit to let of the Empire , wh o have common interefts with France, whether in refped to debts, or to the naviga them fee. The people were for t hem, and they for tion of the Rhine. The Liquidator mall inquire into the plonk a Ibew. To this was often limited their the debts contraited by the commune of Aix-te ar/hole reciprocal advantag e ; and their journies, Chapelle, as an antient Impetial City : its debts are therefore, produced more ufes than benefits, The • treateft Princes are generally thole who have travel. participated b etwee n the State and the coniroune ; the State is charged with debts antiently coptraCted Ted the molt. The aatvity and vigilance wills which to private !talons, of which the capital amounts to our Sovereign attends to every thing, thew at he is the tenure and the preferver of air empire. • z,z00, , ..e4 francs (lefs than toc0000l.) : the corn- The Saxons believed that Cs aaaaa aorta erst bit. mune is charged with what it owes to horpitals, cha fily employed in regulating the affairs of Italy, and ritable efiablilliments and manufallures, forming a affuming t Crown of the each , when he arrived at fuss of eas,oto 'ranee :it will difeharge, befides, the Lippe, in Germany. coot mated their rebellion.— arrears of its adminiftrative expencei ; a debt of b e I about :45,000 francs. pretended to be' due by her, The ad d b y of a great Rate cannot align s executed by fitting in the cbnet. A. Sovereign wig) a farther debtor soo.coa francs, antiently mortgaged hears through the ears of o t h er. , and fess through On ` comings ass& another mortgaged on baths, other eyes, hears and fees nothiror but wltat his Mi. amounting to 3c0,c00 francs. Similar meaforcs are villas will permit him. But when be fees Model token with rtfora to the debts of the antient 'mile th w e n ttio of his provinces and of hii Itsbjeas; rial City of Cologne. of which the State will difchaige he in every town he Miens to their defiles and the capital of the antient debt of ~165',795 francs, as reprefentatioris , Is hen he is tot Corn of virtue In well as the intereft in arrests, while the town remains dithers, when he is an eyeswinfs of tbc foliation of charged with what is due to the Hnfpital, as well as the public roads, the want of commerce, Use need* the Portion of the debts to the p yam and foonda. fide, of mandaiturers, with the local refnurces ; he tions to be preferred; it (hall be difcharged from ar. has better opportunitiea to reward the snagiftrares rears, in compeofation for pall rneafores taken for the he has chofen, and to proten the people whom h e maintenance of it. poor, and for charitable ellablifh rules. He diftributes then rewards m ud pooMonents menu; the arrears of its new debt !hall be defrayed by as they ate merited. and identzs hitnltlf with the itfelf. The other communcswilldifchar ge their debtsby citizens. In that manner is he worthy of the rank he the means tired in the tour Departments before the en • occupies, and is regarded In his fl Si another trance of the French armies. They will ! .ay the arrears Providence, to whom vs are indebted for all the of the antient debts, coon. ing floor ift Venderniaire, I produllions of store. To there grounds of COM- this year, (zed Sept ) The tame Decree regulates \ sauce, utility is to be added, either of private or the ettiblilMnent of Ctimmininners for the liquidation. I the mode of the reduttion of commercial accounts, local advantages. It was not enough to 'init.: the inhabitants of the new departments on the the liquidation of the new and hailllage debts. Lad' Rhine, by the fame laws and rights podia-ad by the means of liquidating the communal debts ;it the people of the other departments of the French delignates thole who ate to contribute to it. Empire ; it was not enough to call the molt sent. Cowden*: of State, Jolliet', has been appointed li. 1 1 thy among them to high office; it was neceffary quidator general of the debts of there departments. to convince theft people in a particular manner of and wtil refide in that quality in the town of Meat z. 1 1 the attention and regard of their Saverei,in to feel As to the red. it appears to have been decided, i this paternal union, ase.; it was neeetfary to know doing the refidence of the Emperor at Mentz, that the es:formes for commerce they poneCed.---That 1 that town will continue to be treated as a throng place wild on ly b e d one on the fist. to ( Are govern , and a lowers of the firft tank• On this fishier& the', mem horn being duped by brilliant but iltiisary plans following paragraph ha s been inferted in the Official if improvement , &c. The Emperor has teen evt :7 io"'" : thin, inquired into every thing, heard every thing, " Hos Majefty has ordered the Minifter of War and repaired every thing. The merchant, the cut- to pay vet) , particular attention to the fOrtifications sicator, the rna,drai c, the engineer, have been con. of Mentz, which he has examined in the grea,cell de. folted on all rwealions, with regard t o what tot . n tail, and with which he has been very much fatibfied. t. Lii MU awn i all arc retitled ; and tot tows.. an d d He confiders that town as one of the bulwarks of the t yres on the (aft broils of the ;thin •, as a zli as tronticr of Abe Rhine." u, te op7ofite, have obtained fecurity Cc their tioute Pasts, neTollit 27. 1.,21.ei it y and mutual ' ouicai - n. . The aolitments in the Pavilion of Flora, in the It Joc• not bel.nig tus to enter intn pattit nista Pala., f I the Thttillerics, are (unified I;,r the Pope, rot.eetnirg the cliental and pi:litical ?chid ot II I. o ith the tame . tapeltry, and decorated with the fame jiivocy, which o ill remain tenet. at lead, to id the tor I.;istre, as shaft of the Vatican at ittortlC, occupied to 4 ,san; corr.netron, to which the Emperor of Me by his I:o1;nei.. French has invited reveal German Proms. Mr. V t atcnat,Botatilft of the National Inflitute,has This journey, fo fplendid io the eyes of all Eat- eared one . f the New Holt.nd flowers of a new dikes. rope. ha. c.ot merely a trifle V,/ teuse afrpfj. owl feted fpecies, y v iithir. Mr. PAWN Beauvais, who ?aim), wlsen one compares the expellees with the ad- 1 has travelled over Africa and Americe, has men de a d oers wh.ch all France derives from it. Wh it i dica•cd to her Majetly's leanly same, a plant, which t -Oitutes the greeted fplendour cf the r.,litter. vat 1 I.c has called La Pagrria. Atandin: - to the A.lO - I' zeal maniktted by the people iu then urdooreded 1 slornev de Lalatide, Baron Humboldt, the howls ... law ato.n .as .1 the loud rapt/Mons of the.' j. y t raveller, has brought with him upwards ot fsoco new J fati.tattin, a. .n.t. vaunt. , y tribute does r•se i plants, many ot v, loch he *Mead in commemoration 1 . .-nperot 3ncl I te: - .chrocn Mute hr.noar, as flaw al of the names of the FAlSpeenr, the farrrclas and the , in putt wail, and not any undue Maumee 1 Members o f toc Impel scoff family. , AMERICA NAIR ORLEANS. Al G. t6.—lniiirreftion is now completely organized here ; our Jacobin ((al , constant fitting, and their refolutions airtime all the officiality of Imperial decrees. Mr. Prefident Boat, and Mr. Secretary Roe SLOT, fign and att eft all their proceedings. They have juil publifhed a French copy of the" Arklrefr ty-Congr(li to the l o habitintt riCanada," paired in 1774, and remark that Louifiana is now what Canada was then. New YORK, 'SEPT. 20.—1 t is rumoured in the Phi ladelphia pipers, that the yellow fever has made its appearance in Baltimore ; but we have papers to the ,9th infte in which no mention is made of it. •We have fen a Halifax article refptaing ji ROM. BON AP ART k and his bride. We have reafon to think that if the letters alluded to are genuine, fubfequent difpatches have been received of a much milder tenni., and making the requifite provifion for this youthfu l and intereiting couple. When Mrs. Bow AP ARTA was in Britton, the told a lady there that her hufband had received a letter from France of the fame import of thufe mentioned in the Halifax papers. Ocroate 4.—lt is dated, in letters frcm Philadel phia, that Peoria Bolt AtAlje and his beautiful bride did aflually embark for France with Gen. AR MAR tom G. Boerne, lacrosse s.—A meeting of the (elvers by Spanifh aggreffions was held at Philadelphia on the 20th ulr.andthree Gentlemen were appointed to flame a Mernortal to Government, for the purpnfe of obtain ing redrefs.—The National Meryl:ter, Mr. Preen son's official paper, has undertaken a defence of the claims of thiscountry to thetereinotiesof Well Florida, and confequently to the right of eftabliihing a port of entry on any 61 the eaR •.1 banks of the Mobile. As this is the pnfition which it is probable Government feria take, the public ore left us judge of the proba bility of a war between the two nations. By the Pigs, from London, a algae in lead of VI/otitis Pass, founder of Penrifylsania, has been received at Philadelphia. It is a prefect to the Pennfylvania 31offital. frees his grandfon, the Hon. Joins Pass, of Stoke, in Great Britain. INIALAIR RCP PI lA g Sk PT. 26.0.Tt1C Board of Health bsve reported the ezißeme of a malignant or yellow fever in St. Domingo city, Port de Pair, Guadeloupe, New Providence, Kingfton (Jamaica), New ()deans Charlefton, Darien (Georgia), Demerara, and To biwo ; the two latter unequivocally afcertained. 449aallaa (GlOlOl4l, Si". t I.—Vice•Prefident Bean arrived, wowadartitand, a few days face, at St. Shaaa's, in a 1 , 441 from Philadelphia in perfeB health. St. Simon's ;Asa Mend at the month of the Altamaha Rim in Caorgin. FRANCff. ewer, regarded u totally improbable by the peace I faaion in our Cabinet, which conflitutes, uttfortu. nately, the majority. When the Ufurper was at Mentz, feveral circurnflances, however, tranfpired, which canted our evili flatelmen to blufh for their credulity and belief in the fai.h of a man, of whole treachery and Machiavelifm all Europe had daily proofs. Our Ambaltador at Paris received then orders to demand of TALLEYWID, immediately after his return to that capital, an explanation as to the intent of France to extend, contrary to treaties, the boundaries of her territory. The day before yellerday a courier arrived here from Count Conrail's, with difpatchei Of great Lourc. q uence, as our onistlitry were deliberating fax hours bill night, and five bosh this forenoon. Their con tents cannot be known to their full extent; but I have heard, from an authority by which I never have I;icer , milled, that Taetrysesu's anfwer to the de mand of our Aehaffador was, 'That France has followed the trample of Aullria, by procuring her- Of on the banks or the 'thirst, as AuAria has done on the banks of dip late of Cooltance, and on the frontiers of Tyrol, loose sew military dintfitte pen nons ; that the iAand of petereau, and eras Patio, were of lefs advantage to France than 1.41(1;11, Fieldkirch, 4c. to Auflria .' We havp not yet obtained information that Caffel has been give* up to France; but the illand t f Peterean is not only (reco pied, but fortified by her. Were we even weak enoulh not to relent fuck an infraction of treaties, this ftep of Bomaraara is a clear defiance to itulfia, as g guaranty of the treaty of Ratifban; and evinces ;he determinatim of this upliart not to Worse more repeEt towards Ruffia than towards Erskine!, It is reported here, that to lull our Cabinet into fecurity, the old offer of France to declare our 11.relt.Duke Aarosta 4 coadjutor of the Eleetor Arek.Chaucel; lor, is revived ; but, in the moan time, our fanatic* is very critical. With reafon, apprehending Praia and France, we are alma arabroded Ruffia and Turkey, without an ally, and ifolated, too diftant from any fuccours England might its inclined to fend us. The RUSelAii Alat•tlADOt. here has been conlert,ng often lately with our Mon, Ras, who have to -day fent a Courig to St. Pew t i burgh. May, for the welfare of the world, the two Imperial Courts underhand each other!" A letter, recei.ed by g Metchant from his Corre pondent at Frankfort, flys The french Tyeant has. within thele few daya,witltosypre7 *loos cWm or notice, takes rff.ilion of the Wands of the Rhine, which are private rraperty, atit by whk:h the n.vigatioo and tie, of that great connocrcial ,ontmani<Acipts win come within the gr:Jp of France .hoc, to thepiejudict or Gennat.v, in duel violation of the Treaty of Luneviile, and a foleenn decree of the Olet of the Empire,guarantcrt by and France:' Pao Phil Rol of LA• fe•e Nei Ch: LI Dui sit i. of ti tl tl LONDON.- FRIDAY. NI LORD MAYoles PRICE OF STOCP Bank Stock, ill OS 3 per Cent. Red, Ann 1710 3 per Cent.Conf. 58 if} 4 Pcr Ccnt. 741 73i 74 3 per Cent. Navy 91.1 ff 5 per Ctiat.l797, 981 99 Long Ana 17 Pitt IVEMIIER. 9. ii 816113. 1 1 Y n n dls: ; : . :It tb rc E o Rc c r k DP 6 u. :1:7 1.1 :; 5 ° 6.1 _ 11". Imp. Ann. ..... Exch. Bills, Omniam, it= pM• Enka Tkkcti 1 7 1 . Cone. for am Ai t From a channel that has never deceived us we learn, that 39 fchuyts have left (Mend for Boulogne, a nd that there now remain at the former place three praams and fifteen fehonoers. It is generally believed, that our Blockading Squadron has quitted that OA tion fur the winter: It fo, the enemy will have no. thing but the elements to contend with in coafting from that port. ••••••••• Several Ruffian Ships of war have arrived at Pod mouth, and we believe more are expeled. The malignant fever whir* isfeaed the mall of Spain has actually reached to Madrid. Sires was the terror in that capital, that feveral of the foreign Ambaffadors b 44 applied for leave a abfence.— Eleven fervants of the panilh Minider were actually ill of the difeafe whew he demanded his pairdorts. American Papers to the Nth ult. have arrived. It appears that one party in America is riling every ef fort to come to A rupture with Spain, though it is not by any means fo clear that folid grounds of quar rel can he produced. Meetings of mcchants have takes place at different places, and feveral complaints have been alledged of the part which Spain, during tbs tsts war, took in the annoyance of American nassmercc. Nothing of recent injury in this way is, however, brought forward. The Spanifh Government Rams diffictilties abo ut the boundaties c I Louifiana, and the Americans will not admit theft to have any force; they contend that they hay: putchafed Louifiana, that the limits of the Province ought to be as estenfive as at the time when it was originally ceded by Prance ip &pain, and that unlefs this demand is complied with, their go vernment is bound immediately to iliac a declaration of hullilities. There is a report in one of theft papers , that j EltOtaL. r,..APARTE has aftually failed with his ife in she fame ( h i p whic h was to carry General Alt M STRVNG to Europe. There is little teafout to believe that there is any truth in this report. The letter from Paris of the 24th ult. given its a preceding column, appeared iu the liainb..-gG Clef pondent of the 2d init. in which, according to private letters from Hamburgh , 4 was inferred by order of the French Mini(ler, RHSVA/D. This is the only circumftance that makes the letter demand any +t. tention ; for the French Goverpment never employs the peers without a pat ticular objea boil aimed at. ---- We learn. from an authority of the firm confidera tion at Balin, that the feizure of Sir Gsosoit lt u 14- SOLD had vested an extramdinary fenfation in that city. Mr. Ist-I(cm/, the Englilh bfinifter, prefented Note to the Pruffian Government, on the 29th ulu in which he reprefented, with great energy and dig nity, that his Pruffian Malefty. as Dire or of the Citele of Lower Saxony , and as being particolarly interelled in the peace and neutrality of the No , th of Germany, was bound to make a full and unequivocal declaration of his fentiments refpeiling the *trek of an accredited Miniaer to an Independent Rate. On the day following a great Council of State was held at PotfJam, on the fobjeft of Mr. jaccsoNN Note, and the tranfaCtion which had taken place in the ter ritory of Hamburgh. Among the principal perfons who were prefent at the Council, we arc informed, that Baron Haan tt, his Excellency the Mini fler of War, and Count ScHoutaanacitt, attended. General KtIOBELSOORFr, who was on his journey to Paris on a particular million from the PTA''tan Mo. narch, had received orders to haft until he thould re ceive further inftruttions. AU difpatchts direCted to Sir Gantlet RVIMIOLD, are forwarded front Hamburgh, until (u ;her to Mr. Jac xsoa, at the Court of Berlin. Yefterday WfOrnittr, his MstisTT, soz eompanie4ty the DOR of Kis r,ltinceffes Sor mei and An lja 4. :with their attendants, took all airing .n horlebatk, ia Windfor Great Park- • Yellerday, the Princefs Auc UsTA completed her thirty•fieth year; On — which occ:iion the bells of Windfc;r wer rung. la the evening. their Ties bad a M e elt party, to which all the neighbour ing Nobility were ittrited. The Crawford, Janie sow, from Clyde for Jamaica, with (even other fail, parted from the outward bound Weil India fleet on the -9th of July. On the trot: of Augult the Crawford and two other !hips were taken to* the windward of Barbadoes, and carrit.l into Gusdatoupe. • ' The • rollOwiog eetraa of a letter, addreffed to Mr. Goole' Pavia, a refpt-eable Merchant in the City, from his frknd. pa eager on board the Pier. we deem impatrant, issafmoeh al K contzadies a very alarming account of the mantes of the fever (aid to have broken out on board that Chip, and which ap peared in a Morning Paper ot. Wednefday tall, and cauful confiderable anxiety for the fate of the crew and paffengers " pi, tnoutb-Docit, Nov. 6. rice. awe failed from. Oihraltar-Bay on the dela of Odober t aerated at Spithesd on the id init. We were prevented horn en. tering the harbour by a otokalt'esk of wind, and have been heating about ever finer till tuft evening - , when ac were fo fortunate sa to reaeb this port. A particular report of our wad sod.petteultaw gm. to Government ttis port. The report is a favourabk one, at we haye been, and continue, - ,:11 pettedly well oa board" The reit of the letter contains feveral diftrefling particulars relative to the progrels of the fever at Gib raltar, the fubflance of wl.„ch has been already de tailed in this papa. Letter: from Mr. Powsat, Naval Storekeeper at Gibraltar, dated the tali ditsnate, - That '156 Me ap' pearance of the malady , he had carded all conunnot -.. A private letter from Vienna, dated the a4 th i ult. cat i o n between the dock yard and garrif on to be te far, " Notwithflanding die de fi re rod ernitavour of ad vice of 1 )r . EURO, the Phyfician, fie& beef and our Cs.l..inct to preferve and continue it, prtfent neu- Port wine to be iff..ed tri the artiticera, with lime juice trality, moll of its members acknowledge, that the and vinegar, the latter to fumigate their *pants:etas. honour of our Sovereign and the farm of the flate Yellerday the Rifle and Light Companies of the will form require the neceflity of again refortiog to Loyal Southwatk Regiment, affenslaled at their Or dtherly Rooms, in a che Boroo d g d h.. at (even o'clock in arms. as the encroachments and infplts of Fr.tece increafe it. proportion with our moderation and en- Tong In cO n a n c i h n e g s, volunteered by t:y acEs ilit l a a ir o y n c s:o rs a durance. Re AAAAA rt and TaiLIAYRANT. having foe- o f ~..bm - ing-Crofs, and R•asosa, of Wandfworth , cceded, by their intrigues and impofitions, to ditfuade and bteattailed at ha t ea in the AtTembly-rooto s . us, not only from fcrmin;; nearer conr.eAions with at the EAFIC Inn, but almoll to diff.d•e, by our impolitic and t v_t r i r r m o d it :an T d he ttl,gelddi in W imble d on ded, they inkahr...li Itlity pi 'efiilC rn t.l 3T V C at . lit i, 111.1tiVttio t i irrefolute et-maul, thofe already ezilling, begin now to throw away the math, and aft with us as with a t e .,,, p to the nature and intended Coyne King of SPAIN or 11 ft UR lA, adding contempt to de- ! e,,,, p, \ ltcr which each Company flied tot gradation. By the treaties of Luneville and l.ati(• ; , harifome Medal, gl•Ln by the Officers of she re oamttackna'rw..l drce ich y how the left bank of the Rhine was, with great re- , ive C or n t : " R i ,t W ell a C s tr V :4 . t o c n d b t M lati r lPl n c " ) r. !ultance, given up to y.AIICC. upon the pofiritte condi- and Mr. rr, of the Light Company, who wa. :ion, not to pretend to the iflands in this river. or to hkewife an excellent They then returned to tit :ir ntii7ds ; otter a few loyal malls, rtwieuae d a ny poffalion on its right bank. Information was Wendfw‘rtb, and pato...k of a cold collatioo. given and i attired at their Head-qt'i.s!" reteived live, that Sols•:•IlTir, during his refidencc by at Aix la Chapelle, wr.sintrigoing to obtain Du ff el- I a h t ei l l,`':..:t:'i• • ;; -• . dorf on the Lower Rhine, and Caffel,oppofite Mentz, folder like , I ., .a ‘ r a r.e i r, e tsc.tchioutung'tbine the m i lr i t t ol o o both fittra:c• as the lactmati fide. This was, how- confuf . .t. • 1.• balls Wale Rive from Roy froze war, war, arid Ruf retu wat fait To, her on