Star. — London, England, 1801-09-04 00:00:00

PO IKTUG/11.. LISBON, AUGUST z 6. Now that the long-exile,fred, very valuable Bra zil Het has (aid) , arrived, our Government does not keep the Treaty with France and Spain an) longer a keret, although it has not publithed it.— According tollic 3d article of the Treat). c'oclud eJ at Baaajos,, a! 1:4511, ( j r every drj;.riprieis are to be excluded from tile ports of Portugal. The Duke de Nara's-calm, one of the 61' a Hi dalgos in Spain,- arrived here three days lance as Amhallador from the Court of Spain, and was prefent at a very grand re Detmi celebrated here at the Q . r_een's Convent, in confequence of the peace, and which lafied wily twelve hour: ! ! The Prince REGENT ail attended. Louis Piiiyo is appointed Ambafrador from our Court to Spain. His daughter is married to une phew of the Prince of NAC 1-It is fucceedcd in his office, as Milliner for the Home Department, by Chevalier d'At.M►rDA, the former Portu2,:uefe Maine,- at the Conn of London. '!'here has been a report that the French army is retiring from our frontiers, but whichis not true. The expeditions which J.rc fitting out at Cadiz, are very great. Admiral Tiucuzz, who is arrived at Madrid, remains there as French Ambaltdor. The Portugnefe army are goue into canton ments, and no*. that a Spanifh Ambafrador is ar rived, there is no doubt but the Englith packets will be prevented entering this port. There has been a violent frxas at Cadiz betweentbe French General who commanded the batteries at Algeciras and the Spanish Commandant. The former ablo lutely (truck the latter with his sabre in the public walk, which, however, the Spaniard has not yet reknted. ANOTHER LETTER, SAME DATE. The packet•bcat; the WALstri CHAN, which will carry this, tails under a flag of truce, but the KING !GEORGE. which arrived on the 12th, came under the Englifh nag. This we fetripofe is to be the law in future, for the 'freaty has not yet been publifhed. The Duke •de I'IIIFA%TADA, who, next to the Duke de MEDINA Cal.', is the richcft•Nobleman in Spain, arrived here on the 9th in the evening, af ter remaining fume days at the head-quarters at Abrantes, where he was permitted to fee the.P.or tuguefe army. It is laid, that he is come upon a fecret million, but it is molt probable he is here for his plearu re. He lodges at WI Li. Ms's Hotel, which is called the Englifh Hotel. Out of CO3 domeflics which he has in Spain, he has brought but twelve with him. It has been obferved, that fince the di:grace of the Duke de Foeus, the Mi flitter has been more favourable to the Englifh.- The rich convoy which has recently arrived from Brazil, proves the necetrity of this kindnzfs. General GoLry quitted this place on the 7th to join the army, to their great fatisfaftion, who will now fpeedily change their ill-cholen poiition. The fever prevails from Villa Franca to the! other fide of Abrantes ;—it has already carried of! FLFCIIIPI, who commanded the Loyal Emigrant Itvgiment : he is very much regretted. It is laid, the General *ill place the army an can• torments, and that die Auxiliaries will be ftnt to Santarem. ...... There is a report here, that the Gallican Church has becn reconciled to that of'Rosne, and th:tt the 14..ncin has officially announced it—but it is not belie:•ed. It is the Englifh papers by which the public opi vtion is governed; as to our Government, it nub lilacs nothing, but roars every lic to be publilhed. • The Madrid Gaza,: contains an account of the Treaty Peace, but none of the articles of their pretended Treaty have yet been caz riLd into exc eution. _ . _ Yellerday , Come State prifoners *were brought here, who, it is faid, had plotted to give up the ity of Almeida to the enemy. Among them i. * Ph) Chian and a Lawyer. Ei;ht ofthe principal confpirators are in the Callle of Lifbon, and twenty Of the inferior ones are in a common prilult. FRANCE. ARMY OF THE WEST. I irad-cpUttri, at Anz, sv..Mtgun: 25.. 4 , From the r:pons 'whieh . have - reached me, it appears that louse evil-tieligning perfons, in order to impede the execution nr the laws, are endea• Touring to miilead the inhabitants, by inimitating that, in confequenee of the pacification, this dit tria had acquired certain privileges and exemp tion., .and that it was not to be governed by laws cuutniita to all Frenchmen. Thole who er;f;rnioate rich falfe opinions are the enemies of • and oldie tranquillity. The tnnelt y giatn c.i by the Government in Nivore of tile year s I-city:v.l to the milled inhabitants the Ia of Citi..:i.lhip. They have the fame claim s. ihe reit to the.prot:ainti of laws, and they I Itc experienced its good elfeas ; but they are riot r I ii. m any of the obligations common ;o all t'..• The Amn.'lly w.ts not to any man a 1.11 , 1 of inirtinity fur the Intnre. I ic( l nea the Funaionalic , , and all Citl/ens wan at.: th: friends of tianquil.iiy, to la: % ,e.ll.lnt, and 1. , me of thole who ct language to prevent the t- hs". :tad to .1.1.r0y time unity and indivir b;iity 01 tl.e it. ,•.11.1;c. •• General of Drigaclt." '4 'CST 30. T. s gnoi- 7tot , of the 17 e; of • I ) . A Z. I ~tit:; l.r ic..t Cit cul.tr Lt....cis in t:. ' 2 0 to" ILZ Preie Is t to tak the cel, t y itlr rcrh..% ing out id' th.. ts. u(thc a•-pubfic I.lLigners fotitifi bcg• g' ii.. r• .1., 1 . •.. ;;:c . 1% Sc'l•zs wi:•-..-1 r 1 )•.: • • r Nr: in ti:e ••• V: of Om d,lot li.pc th r ,it ti t 11 r:y i• e. C. tr (1.11,..rcnt .1 . 1., . .... v. ;i~l~~il'. L'.l o•Ve • IT- .r. t,.1 to the Gendarme!le, about 2 tnonth ego, by the rihabitants of Cerizay, and the adjacent Com • Some difturhances litely broke nut In the Pruf flan fhare•of th:y were, however, almoft ,rt :handy fupprelred - by the ni:ii;ary force. . In confcipicr.te of orders from the new Govern ment, the 'Vulcan cockade has been altered, and . th.tt of the sing of Etruria mounted in its ftead.— Ile public 4Ets are all wiitten in the *name of CHAMPAGNY, the French Ambaffador to the Autirian Cow t, arrived,.on the 26th of Augsill, r Vienna. P.taliot ts for the. perfons compofing his fuite were immediately forwarded. The agog patl,e of Count PHILIP de CotANTzEL, who is on his way to Faris, as Imperial Amhaffador, has arriv ed at Strallourgh. Tile A mbafTlidor is himfelf ex petFtA tlicre within a fcw clays. Several letters from Cermany announce as cer tain, that the Courts of Vienna and Berlin haw come to an undorftanding refpedinß the eftablifh• mcnt of the Lx-Gs AND DUKE Of TUSCAMY, and the Pe INce of Orrairc F. The former, it is fail, will be indemnified by the fecularifation of Sali boun Paffau, and Berchtolfgaden ; .and the lat ter by the Biflopricks of Wurtzbourg, and Barn berg in 'Franconia. - •• TheTe points being thus fettled, the indemnities of the other Hereditary Princes will experience no farther difficulties. The EMPEROR has already contented that Pruflia fhould he indemnified by the Biflropric of Muniter for what it has loft on the Left Bank of the Rhine. Letters from Altona !late that the Prince of Salm Kyrbitrgh, who, before the Revolution, vas in the French fervicc, was lately arreftcd there on lhfpicion of circulating forged bank-notes., He was, however, foon after fet at liberty, on giving his prOrnifc to appear when called upon. BREST, AUGUST 2.2. Three.bnats, containing together from 120 to So men, well armed, difpatched by fume DION veffels, lying at the dillance of a league and a - half from the mouth of the river Mot Liz, came ex aftly at midnight to carry off the Sandwich cutter, anchored under the guns of fort Taurean, but, by alive vigilance and difpolitions made a long time before, they were repulfed, and obliged to retreat with precipitation. The enemy loft five men and a boat, which the gunners of the fort went in quell of. The corvette had one man wounded. FROM THE 'PARIS PAPERS. HAMBURCH, AVG usr t.—For fome days paft a number of forged notes cn the bank of Altona, hare been in circulation. They fay that in this city they amount tO*6o6,oodznarcs, and inH.•ltlein to two millions. The bank of Altona has flopped payment till the amount of theft forged notes in circulation is known, and the authors, if poflible, clifcovered. • linvissoie, Aim iso. r —The Miniders of Pruf fia," Saxon v„ and Mentz, are hitherto the only ones ibdt have received in:true - Coons; thole o(Pruf fla proceed principally on the four foiloWing points: t. Idcicrinihation of the Sates of the Empire, which arc to be indemnified. • 2. Defiguation of the PoiraSons that are to be comprifed in the ind.tmnities. 3. Fixing of the Eccietiailical States that are to be fecolarired. 4. Modification of the fecularizations, and con. ditions upon which they are to take place. When there four points (hall be decided it will be for the Princes, who are to be indemnified, to make propolitions to the Diet upon the moll lik able manner of indemnifying them for the lokes they have experienced. The Minifler of Pruffia is charged to demand that thole queftions be treated ai the Diet, and to propofe for that purpefe a Com n:ittee, compofed of Minifters from Bolwinia, Aar. trio, Brandcnburgh, Bavaria, Wirtemberg, Hefre Carel, and Baden, without the intervention of Ec cleffitilical Ministers. He has communicated his inflrations to the Aullrian . Minifters, and has agreed with them tfalt lie will not give any vote until they have received orders from their Courts. We are the more impatient to know the inflrue tions of Attllria, becaufe they mutt naturally throw force light upon the negotiations that are known to be entered into between the Courts of Vienna and Bet lin, on the fubjea of the Ir.dzm nities. DECR7.E OF lIAPFATAL MAJESTY, ADORCI4FO TO THE GtSlik 11. LILT Or THE GERMAN Lmr:Rt: n In fe:eral .e,tes it has already been antkipatvd, that his In.?, nal 7,1 jelly might have motives of fufficiens imponaoce to : to accept this CommifGoa, SJely d!t,e rel u j tie r. lions alkdgrd, and not to rilk a diminution o f tt' • dig.ity.a r Head of the Enti.irc by an unfuecefsful w d-ra taking, his Imperial Majefty could not agree to accept the Com • mitbon of the general Dia, nor to approve, In his qu day of Supreme HI at{ of the Empire, of that part of the toadfi IHs im;wrial Alajeft-;, however, being always accultomed, and ever anxious, not to trailfgrefs the boundaries traced by the German Cont! it ution, give, his affent to the co-operlithwi of the mpire, in the ufual form of a deliberation of the Diet of the I mpirr: Since the majority of the States havitt decided upon th•• JAC Tillt t1111 , 14.1t of to-• ,tl I*ll on tlic part .:1 the Empire, (v:a. I, the full octw:rs to be given to his Majetty ; a, ..n es tranrdinat y I kputa•iati of the Earire; and. 3, the L:iatiat of the Diet it& It ) by n.jt.4ling the two first modes pro. onfed by feveral State., and among twhers by his imp:rial Ma t j.lty, in hit quality '.l a State of the Empire, in favour of the en-opration of the Diet all'emble.l under its Supreme Head, the 'atter in.s no Imirer any authority to apitro,. o f on , o f t h e two first modot of co-11-ration, though they might In very well cakulzted It- rk-r...t.ng tin work or veacc, :nth hilt to be .•crompnihed. Th( w ',id. (WI retra'. u,le acljufted by • fp, ci a l .4•11111 ;It p, ItZt . . err, in other refpcela, ku.wnln.m ,ty oi Pc. co at , hi - It hasbeen ; alto what his r:.f, It now oi eh. o-r.ctatints h.- tl • i., n. 4,4 • 11, , • 01110, 1 , t1...t; 11'1 .. 10011 th.,..• vont.. not; , _ 'once is oc c• liary tb •• sal h Il,n ic,„l acnnaieL.. to 0h t! ; of nation„ It • , tl,e n of s• 1,1 111..1 'L.') reill,l t•i h.. 1 , 1001 It; 1;t ;11, I' I.i I n• 1.,• who have a panici,lar in t^rfil in tip it din t: 'n. C:'. F.. I, r of WA-% in w!,i. h tLe Pi.t tif ill. I ns: ire ha• Star in •az t $ z!.l d t Mr •!.1 .nk risl.l I. wt. II he r, m ;. r ;.tv,l 11.1, v..:1 „ I, ...I 11..t . f ; 0., P . I.y . 1.1 . 4tiOlt • . I. •1 :•• , ' :.:~..., .wu,, of his intrerial Virjefty its'pecuptty :to grape; &orlon of this airdir may permit. His imperLl Majt. Lly waits with paternal. fulid't do for this o'er/dine, which will not fait to latisfy his ex pectations, if the Genera! Diet, fa tottning it, be gehletthy the regulations laid down with 1:a much *if k:v. in it., laft randefar , " Done at Vienna, and fealed with the Seal of his Imperial Niajettf, June :6, Om." • AUGUST a t.—The Diet held a new fining this day, but no vote has yet heat given, as a great many of the Minillers have not yet received their inilruelions. We, however, have reafon to hope, that when they arrive the deliberations on the late Imperial decree Will proceed with difpatch. FIL•NCKFORT, A UOUST 23.--WC learn from Ra titbon, that it is certainly - true, that the Minifl,ar of the French Republic, Citizen BACHRR, has.made reprefentatious to the Dict, for the purpofe of ac celerating the execution of tha Treaty of Lune villa. Prutlia has voted againit the erdlion of a monument to the Archduke CHARLLS. In doing jullice to the conclu& of the Archduke, particularly as to the fhare which he had in bringing about a peace, the Pruffian Minifier, at the fame time, ob ferved, that the intended monument would be a melancholy memorial to the German nation, as it would call the attention of pofteri:y to a war the molt dilaftrous, and the 'call necetlary that it ever was engaged in. CURIOUS NATURAL PRODUCTION.—The follow ing account of a Stone, found in Raffia, s s uith an' accutate•likenefs of Louris XVI. is now in - eiren 7 lation at Vienna, Berlin, and Musiich. The Ale fcription of this phenomcuon, which is /narked with the inflated and falfe Sublime, we eradiate faithfully : " Frantfort-on-the-Main, Aug, gF, v 799. 1 " At a moment when the minds of all men are occupied with the extraordinary events which have fprung from the French Revolution, it will be re garded •as not a little aflonithing,_ that Nature, viliofe laws are immutable, and independent of hu man caprice, thould have ploduced and preforved in a liorador, found in Ruffia, the precious image of the unfortunate Monarch who has been its moil augul vi6lim. The profile of Louis XVI. is very exaelly defigned in this Done. 'l'he head formonnt ed by a pomegranate-coloured Cr, wn, with a rain bow border and a (mall white plume, is of the final blue, upon a ground of green gold, and areal:ed with lively colours, which art would in vain attempt to imitate. • " One might be led to think that Nature, by tracing in fo biking a manner the image of this good King in the - Empire of Ruffia, had forefeen that the Government of that Country would one day be the firongeft fupport of his Family, and efficacioufly co-operate both in avenging his mif fortunes, and in fairing Europe. It might alio be fuppofecl, that in employing blue and gold to form the likenefs of this Immortal - ciBim, Nattirc intend ed to reprcfent the purity of his amiable mind ! ! !" LONDON, FRIDAY, SEPTfMBFR 4. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ()NE O'CLOCK 3 ptx Ccnt. Confuls 60 s9i-.olt to, for account 6c Reduced, per Cent. Siper Cent. psi. Ornnium 8! prim,. TUCK OF STOCKS YESTERDAY: Bank Stock 194 . ,5 per C. Red. (hut 3 per C. Cant sk 59 i 61 4 pLr Apn. i Bti S per C,;lt. Ann. 94 , 951 f S ptr C. Loy. ot Long Ann. tB} Stuart Ann. 5/ 7-z6 India Bonds 6s. 7s. prem. I , NLlseqii , r Bills Is. 2s diL Omnium 9} 11} 9 ConL forAcc. 60: I • We this day received Paris Papeis to the 3t fl ult. inclufive. We have already mentioned that the Moniieu; of the 29th was filled chiefly with the Protocole of the Eleetoral College of the Ge neral Diet of the Empire at Ratifbon. The fame bulinefs occupies the Illonittur of the 3oth. • The firit queflion, which regarded limply the mere ratification of tho Treaty of Luncville, hav ing been decided to the fatisfaftion of the EMPI - the Empire, and France ; the next point was to propofe to the Diet the grand and perplexing quellion rcfp.:Cling the execution of the fevcnth article of that 1 - taty. in confequence, Aufltia ai Direetor of the College of Princes, in the fitting of March 3oth, propofed that the Diet fliould come to a ronelmfum refpeeting the mode of co-opera tion with the States of the Empire, to terminate the work of Peace. The Diet 'oaring deliberated on this propofal, the majority declared for cha:7itig the EMPEROR with 'the bnlioefs of completing the Peace. The College of the Princes confirmed this refutation, by a oftrltium, dated April 3oth, 28ot. By this CONK lujitar the EM►aaoa was requcßed to prepare the propolitions and at rangements, and to fubmit theni to the decilion of the Diet. This WI modi ficatior. propofed by feveral Princes, was contrary to the object intended for accelerating the end of this important affair. The powers of the E:4 r E ROR being thus limited, that Monarch caufed it to be declared, that it no longer depended on him to ap prove of other modes of co-operation %thief) migh: have been very proper for acceleratin3 any condi/- Am confequently that it belongvd to the Diet to propofe, for his ratification, a complete renclrfilie on the affairs to be fettled. This anfwer, which left the bufinefs undetermined, was given on the 26th of June, iflot. Aullria, in a particular note, had before demanded, (ince the determining of this affair had been referred to it, that unlimited powers fliould be given to it : this demand was as i t wri” evaded, and fence that time the bufincfs of the inti.smnitics has been treated of only between rb: Cabinets of Berlin and Vienna. The Frcnch Tiers Cyril°litlit luvc falltn to 47 f. :ffErkornr, tErmithe . • Their 14,e/rretrs, when they came afhore I,ft niAh;, after their murfion on the water had a fe lc a party of Nobility to fpend the evening at Clott. c.:der-Lodge ; daring the repall, tharn's b a nd of Musicians plaied• a great nurn the mutt favourite airs. The Row, FAMILY did 'not promenade thenf p lanlde , • his MAI Esr y viewed the Piquet-guard attend their duty from the front apartment. 'llls morning theCAm BRIAN f, iagate, command. ed by the Hon. Captain LEGGE, came into the Road, and filed a royal Salute. After breakfaff the KING, accornpaniet! %), Prince ADOLPHUS, and the Equerries in Wa:tii;;, rodc out on the Ortningtot Toad. Her Mayesry, and the PRINCESS'S, with LAdr NEALE, took an airing to the pleafant villagC of Upway. • . • • - Their Royal Highnefres Princefres At:o(nm and Maitv, accompanied by Lady CATHCAR r, the Earl of UXBRIDGE, and Lord A. Brauctter, \valked with a fallionaby party, with their Royal Highnefres. . - - - Prince ADOLPHUS, after his excurfion on half.-. beck, walked with his amiable §hters. .11ATIT. The follasving4re among , the latea arrivals fierce Col. Blies . Mr. Darnell Dr. Mant Mr.-Bigkftorse Dr. and Mrs. Gibbes Mr. C. Saytr . Rev. Mr. Bridges Mr. Macnamara Rev. Mr. Vincr Mrs. Blackburn' Rey. Mr. Crubbe Mrs. Pit zgerald Rev. Mr. J. Pritchard Mrs. Peak Mr. and Mrs. Kai& Mrs. Squfre Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds Mr" Math:a Mrs. and Mils Jackfon Mrs. Sillingtog Mrs. and three Mils Vlilebgis Mrs. Safe Mr: T. tayt-r Mr. T. B.u-ber Mr. Roller Mr. Scatban Mrs. Patin Mrs. Paris me, OlRLiley MVs tAbboni Mr. Ranby Mr. Sar.diforth Mr. SaliQury Nl% Talbot lifs Royd Mifi Amirews Mr. Brown &c. &c. &c. A Council of his Majetly's Knitters was yeller, day held at Lord Hawtestway'b Office in Down ing•ltrcct. • The Princtifs CH AMLOTTIZ of WA! FS, attended by the Count& of ELGIN, and a numerous arrived at the Lawn, South Church, the feat of THOMAS SUMNER, Efq. laa Tuefday evening, about five o'clock, mime her Royal Highoefs is expefted to reticle for h.me weeks, on account of ifs vicinity to South-End.—Among other diltin• ;mac— ••srfons rimy at Sonth-lind, are the follow. ing :—Toc Conntirls Dowager of Shaftetbury, Lady Trafford, T. B. Bramtion, Efq. M. P. I. T. Hope, Efq. Mrs. Nutt, Mr. Savage,-Sir John Brif vie, Bart. Governor Franklin, Colonel Kemblc, ,Mr. and Mrs. Judd, Mrs. Holfoid, Mr. Lean, Mr. Jackfon, Mr. D. Smith, Admiral Caldwell, Mr, Beard, Mr. Goodrich, Mr. Snaith, Ste. There was a moil fplendid Garrifon Ball at Cheltubfoid on Wednefday evening laR, at which, betties a Mtmber of neighbouring Gentry, were, 'the Matfittit, 4nd Marchionefs Af BUCKINGHAM, Lord and Lady COBHAM, and Lord G 50144 and Lady MART GRENVILLE. - Lady Aux MvRICAY is repairing the manfion at Brighton built by Si:Tie Speech HAMILTON. Mr. HOU, of liarle7-ffreet, Carendifhtquare, has taken the hrt•iiii lately occupied at Brigbtoa by Lord and BERKLEY. Captain Aims , aad his Lady, and Mr. Mrs. and Airs HArcH, of Cdlybury•hall, are gone to Low. floffe. IlLre Mr. HATCH has recently parchafrd Egli CADOCAN'f houfe. Wakeft”id.houte is the fccne of much feflivitr, On: Miters family daily giving . fplendid 'enter. t tinments. The Duke of MODENA fill perfills in his deter. miration not to accept nf the Brifga'i as a compen. ration for the lofs of his - dominions. and has now taken up his refidence at Trevifo, in the Veneti.in States. The Archauke CHARLES has forbidden the Members of the Aulic Council of War at Vienna, to wear pantalors, round hats, broad neck-cloths, or cropped hair. Baron LayKur, Minifter of the late tleflor of Cologne at itatifbon, appeared at the Sitting of 17th of Auguß, after being accredited in the name of the Chapters of Cologne and Mun:icr, The pliperor AZCAARITAIL of Ru(Ea rites at fix in the morning; dues bufinefs in his clnfet till ten; from ten to twelve gives .utdience to the of ficers in the Army ; between twelve and tw•o walks with the EtAIMESS ; between two and three dines; does bofinefs till five; his a Concert of Mufic in the Edace till eight ;• at e►ght fops; and pocs to bed at ten. A late letter from. Bengal kr —4 , The method adopted by the tenantry in Ruttunpoor, fuhjeet to the !Chum's, for cofteeting the revenue front the pealantry, confias in taxing the ploughs and inftruments of agriculture, and is always paid in the produce of the country, as grain, oil, or cot ton, according to the cultivation of the hose in which the internment that is taxed has been (peel. fically employed. This occafions raft accumu lation of the various articles that are the growth of th e coun t r y to t h e tenant. T rave ll ers o f every dt.fcription, whole Winds, whether corn r re! cial atherwife, may lead them through the track of land they occupy, kre taxed." A private letter from India Pays—" The baras of the river Naaf, where the emigrants from Ar mean have fettled, have been found highly favour able to the growth of flax and hemp. The board of Trade has for fome time been employed in ar rangenents for the executive cultivation of thek eifential articles. The Board of Trade in Bengal It:as alto ordered all opium which dues not reach the Ilandard price to he deftroyed. The growth of .the poppy in the Baugulpore diftria has bee* ptohibitcd tor a given petted." ~ d y ma t:Athc; I e MV 3AI j;III, ion, the Et un M ther tuned they fl AE flandil bound An mud Glut Amer TAR I': Pan GOO.ll DNA seer fri the 1 1 / 4 1i Wind • Gei &id .13 tomix 'W final SuriM New At De In the At Da rorfast Lt, At a ben, fr o' rtthk, I At C 4 Ycllo brig I , t btrti P.;(1,.; torn I hak y, Alto th 1 2t 1 111tia S;a ma Valiant day fa; cruize. 1 ..1-117;4"