Star. — London, England, 1802-10-16 00:00:00

91.yrr r • ( Pr," t: FRANCE. • where there was fuck a great fuperiority ofiorea to abtain fo trilling a (Gads, the cougnerors were executioners." . At the, fame time that the Couitn. ordered from Lyons a Deputation of the ClErgy of that.' ,diocefe, he claw M. POITALIS to fend for the Bi&op of Angers; to whom he propofed to prove there were herefies in a Commandment which he had publithed. It is by filch puerile coadua he pretends to eftablilh the evidence ofhis divine mif. flou t Armes have been frequent within thbfe few days. Three Ladies are mentioned, who were conduaed to the Magdalen:, and Prince PIGN&• TSLLI whb was arrefted the moment be was en tering his carriage to quit France. It is not thought. his imprifonment will haft loss. • , The Aid•de. of the illtST COISVL, LAU !LISTON, is ret urned the Diet of Ratifbon re irsfiain The effea of this has been, that in addition to the ftrong force tent to thy Swifs frontier, too,ooo men have filed from different (putters towards the borders of the Rhine. PRIVATE LETTER—PARIS, OCT. xi. The meafure which has been juft adopted of diffeminating in the conquered Departments, vas• terms fill in the enjoyment of their arength, ana l in a condition to marry, is a conception of M. Dumas. Though prefented under a whimfical and equivocal point of view in the Minter of War's letter, it is, neverthelefs, extremely well combined. Soldiers, neatly all of whom are re volutionary, will receive property which will at tach the* to the Government, and make their contrad advantageous marriages. Affociated thus %ith thole families and in that part of the coun try where the hatred of the French and the Re volution is almoil general, they will extend their principles—become (pies upon the difcontented— aid the executors of the laws by their influence and activity. In a word, they will Freachsh the left Bank of the Rhine. It is by there expedients the policy of the FIRST CONSUL maaifeas ittelf. The liberty of fpeech, which for fome weeks was tolerated, hasjuli experienced an attack which anpounces others more ferious. There was a kind of club formed at the houfe of BILIDOBT MATH RY, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16. Librarian arthe Palais Royal, at which Roma sit, leveret Ex Legiflators, and men who are become !RICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK: Tribunes, went, befcire their elevation, to exercife 3 per Cent. Cad. 67H—Dlito, for dose, 68— their political eloquence. This meeting, though . oniniam 91. to diE PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY : deprived of its antient Chiefs, was preferved under B an k s tak k S per cent-97, soot 99i 100 their proteetion—it even entreated. The reading of 3 per C. Red. 671 67 Loos ARIL 10191i-16 13-16 Engligh Papers, inknfibly imparted to it i tone of yev C. Cad. 64.68167 M Oisoioss 9to to sof to dif. difcontent which has not a little contributed to the . w 4 Cent. 8 4 3 44 gra ltov 'cc 68 4 6 4 6 8 Da . Ana tool o moil 67i 671. fuppreffion of thole Journals. The difgrace of its lt is rlosaured thaVaie GOVITIISReet ' kith spa Colts. are to protector, ROEDE RI R, and the imprudence of the be immediately called to and paid oft. proteded, has annihilated it, for BRIMS'S' Marnitr COURSE OF EXCHANGE. received a notice from the Police, that his Read- Do Muff. at f ico s I x 2U. Oaks rid 36} Med. Naples 431 egos 47 ing-rooM would be (hut up if he allowed the Rotterdam; ts I P aU. Diuo 3=. Lilboo 68 lealt difcuffion for or aeinli the Government.— Hamburg,' 33 5 sf U. 'Bilbao 36 elle& Oporto 67, The fame notice was given to GIILARDIN, the Atreus 33 62 4 U. Leationi 51.1 Dublin of )3ookfeller, whofe shop the Jacobins particularly Pakroso 90 pawl pace. - , Parik, 1 dais date. 23 11 ft—Ditto, 23 19 2 U. frequented. . Bootvleaux, dftio. s 4 . FOOCH a has not been much difconcerted at his Venice, 57 Livres Piadi Effedivr per IL Bed. remo cal, he has appeared at Court with afurance ; • 0111 and the Cossus has affeeted to -take particular We have received letters from Gibraltar, which notice of him. This reception, which teems to come down folate as the sad of fall month. We announce that the Ex-Miniaer has returned a &tor are concerned to Rase that they bring very unplea tion of his influence, is entirely confonant to the policy of B0111•IPARTR, WhO, .defirous of impofing font accounts ' of die efoes produced upon our a belief in the liability of his Government, di•• fleet in the Bay, by a violent thunder form which guiles as much as peffible the difgeoee of the men took place on the loth ult. No lets than four men who have fermi him • betides Foucus is not a of war were aruck by the lightening, fome of man whom it ii indifiercnt to have either fora which received con fi derable damage. One man friend or enemy. He has often imagined plots diet never exiled, in order to fupprefs others was .unfortunatr i ly killed, and many others were -really talons. It was at firti intended to diftnifs very much hurt by the !hock. the principal Agents under his orders, but thofe The pretest accounts, and we can vouch for who were pretended to the Grand Judge, RIGIII an, th e i r . aut h ent i c ity, confirm the Ratement give? in appeared fo proper for the duty, that only thofe f pws w h o were we ll.k nowo , or of ill-fame, were letters from the fame place, which we lately laid ditcarded. Thus the fame meaftwes and the fame before our Readers, repelling the motions of our 4ftem of Miseage, equally nnjuß and oppreffive, late enemies in the Mediterranean. Hardly a will be continued. w eh ogres that fome French , Spanith, or Dutch However, the return to feverity is not tuft- e . - .-- , thips of the line do not pais the Streights I cientlf prompt or efficacious to prevent our per ceiving with what impatience that yoke is borne, Our letters alto repeat, or rather follow up the which authority-negleas to amp the rigour, or account in the former ones, already - alluded to, difguife the theme of. So many hopes of fecurity of the French having had two Algerine harbours daily offered, and daily deceived, leave unplea- ceded to them; and, therefore' we know not how fans remembrances. So many attacks againft pub lic liberty and property, end the violation of laws we can poffibly doubt the fae; though' it has been at the moment of their publication, excite corn- to carefully concealed in all the publithed French plaints which no authority, however menacing,' official details. Indeed our •Correfpondent has can fere& fuch means of procuring the moil authentic intel- Thus, while the Cause Consul. is intoxicated with the illations of an unbridled power, difcon- ligence, that we know it is next to impoffible he tent become& general. Every one is fenfikle that could be mifinformed on the fnbjee. He now nothing Roble can be expelled from a man who informs us, that the French are going to fortify knows not when to fop; who, after haying tub- theta hafbours, and are fpreading themfelves with jugated France, withes to fubdue all Europe— to . much diligence along the tholes of the Medi• who pretends to nniverfal reputation, and who would ufurp the tides of Leptlator, Prophet, and terranean, that, if we once give up Malta, we !hall Cassini or I hardly have a Tingle friendly harbour left in that His numerous and brilliant guard ; his palace, quarter for our fleets, in the event of another war. more fumptuous than thofe ofKings ; his family We cannot help connecting with the& circum• publicly called to' (hare with him the %Oils of an (lances fome events, which, have just come to our impoverithed people, exhaufted by a long revolt • don • his continual precautions for has fafety, knowledge ; for we cannot, for a moment, tupgiofe - Thiel teem to indicate he is in the midi of a na- Minifters ignorant of what is tranfading in - the Me non of attalfins; the mixture of boldnels and, pu- diterranean ' nor that knowing the fait they would fillanimity ; popularity_ - and pride ; republican .. be negligent in taking proper meatures to avert ideas and defpotic - forms ; retentions to public gratitude and contempt for its opinion ; apparent the confequences. difinterefednefs and maim prodigality ; folici- A Morning Paper Rates, that .. 44 Ditpatchethave lade for the profperity of commerce and manufae - been fent to Admiral Bic:canyon in the, Mediter tu'res, and zreatures fubver fi ve of public cred it;,, ranean. They were deemed of Inch importance, continual intuits to the charader of a nation, 11111 that a cutter failed fromPlyMoifth with them on haughty and courageous,and to which he imputes the' baknth and favility of naves : thek contra- Wednefday at an hour's notice. We are more diaions have diffipated all prejudices in his favour, firmly perfuaded than ever, that Minifters will not and hewn how dreadful are our expeaationa of the • rive uo the Inuit of Malta, until they fee the future. - Every one is undeceived ; every with is - • - - for .the legitimate Authority—for that Family, Peace ofEurope more firmly fettled than it now is." which, in the courfe of eight centuries, has not, In addition to the above we have to add that produced a Tyrant. our Portfmouth Correfpolident informs, by a let- This change of opinion has been long remarked ter received this morning, that, on Wednefday by perfons accuftomed to obferve, and tometimis . - .. night, about is o ' c lock. as septets arrived there to excite it. It has been particularly attended to • by M. Saves, who teems defirous of roofing from ,from Government , with a packet, which-was im- • his inaeivity—not to confpire againa the Govern- mediately tent on board the Coscoaos frigate, ' mest, but to avoid being enveloped in the fate Capt.yoon, who failed early the following morn that attends it. In fah, for 'theta three months ingots was conjeltured, for the Mediterranean.— pall, Sivas has become more tenons and media - a rive ; he has been alined to n o tice thofe of hie . OW Correfponaent adds, t hat, as the CONCORDE colleagues whom .he fuppofis to be difcontented was not under failing orders, the bufintets that took and difsiffeeted, and particularly he frequents thole her to quickly to feeitinua have bans of the roof hooks where he can meet with difgraced Generals. urgent nature, and;ofithe loft insiitance. The eosin,. perfifts in his plan of defolating • The orders which4tad been given here to the Switzerland, if it does not obey his orders. Some . Senators have pretended that his Manifeao was a Officers of a regiment now Rationed at Malta to declaration of war, on which it was at leaf nece.G. repair to Gibraltar., for the purport of meeting fary to cenfult ; but it appears they will not ex- their regiment, have been refcinded; and on Thurf tend their . prerogative fo far, but will content day they were ordered to proceed for Malta diree", themfelves with limiting that important circum- Ranee to thofe bounds in the political picture of where it is Lid, the greater part of the fleet in France which thall be prefented in the name•of the the Mediterranean will immediately rendezvous. Contyls. , Nevi cloathing has OR been . shipped and (bet A Colonel of Hufars, and a Captain of Light out for. our troops at Malta ; a cireuntftance Artillery, have been ordered before the Cow' . A If " spandant of Arms at Paris, for having publicly faid d oes not look " th ey "es f°9l/ "Ting at the haute of a Reilaurateur, “ that the expedi- !bolsi- • __ . , don againit Switzerland was a butchery; and that ' The cloud that for the precut oveteitils' the poll- LONDON. _ : ' • • ~~: • - • - .••• 7777 - r.7v`c r" - ••• - ••-r - . , ~°"~ Omit horizon, has had tome ere& upon the public funds,nbr do we think it at all fttrprining. Cionium yetterday was at one time as low as sorted left off at to Difcount, which continued tole the price this day at one o'clock. • • DUTCH MAIL. A mail arrived this morninefrom Holland. By this conveyance we have received letters from the Hague of the loth inf. informing us that on the preceding day, between the hours of one and two in the afternoon, the French Ambaffador SEM ON' VILLE waited on the Prefident of the Adminiftrk don of the States, and in the pretence °cube Secre tary of State for Foreign Affairs, informed . him that he had received;by an exprefi from Paris, " Orders to inform the Adminiftration of the States without delay, that the Flan. ComsuL had learned with as much furprife as indignation, that perfons fond of revolutions were again defirous to difturb the tranquillity of the Bataiian Republic, and even employed for that purpofe the molt re fpeaable names; that the FIRST CONSUL as an ally of the Republic, invited the Govermfent to employ every means to maintain the *Tier of things eftablifhed by the conftitutioft." On the fame day an Extraordinary Courier arp rived at the Office of the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, with Difpatches from Slurs, the 'Bataviantharge d' A ffairts* Paris, difpattlii ed in great hafie, by order of the Minifter, Mak LEYLAND. 'containing duplicates of thftifaiffige, communicated by the Ambaffador Ss se on vz Such interference in the affairs of Independent States may, it is poffible, be friendly and well in tended ; but, all the prefent circtunftances at Bu rope coufidered, it is impoffible to view fuch a conduit with apathy. A week has hardly paffed fince a friendly admonition was fait 'from the fame quarter to the Swifs—now it is followed by one to the Dutch! and we codas, were it not that we believe the leffons taught by our navy every ' where, Ind bt our army in Egypt, have not yet been forgotten, we fhould ftot be furprifed to fee a pretext fought for fending one Even to this country! The &akar of the Bourbons, fo loudly com plained of by all the States of Europe wasp in our mind, merely trifling, compared to the arrdgance which makes the FIRST Consul. adopt a line of colua that teems to aim at affirming to himfelf 'the power of a Unierrfal Diaator I • • We fubjoin feveral other articles receiveil by tht fame mail, and by the Hamburgh Mails of yeller day, which we were theft prevented from giving by want of room : FROM TIM RUSSIAN FRONT! IR Sp SEPT, 25...".• The following is the Ukafe addreffed to the Se nate, refpeaing the difmiffon of Prince KURA aIN from the Office of Vice Chancellor : " Gatfelloa, Sept. s-z 7, itos. Having examined the reafons adduced in the petition of or Vice Chancellor and Privy Conn- Prince Kuaatim, we have been gracioufly pleated to accord him his difmiffion from the de partment of Foreign Affairs. Neverthelefs, de firing to give him a proof of our juR gratitude for the long and faithful Cervices which-he has per. formed in this peR to the advantage of the Em pire, and to our conflant fatisfalion, we give him a new inßance of our approbation of his condua, by befit:Awing on him the office of Chancellor of all the Ruffian Orders, retaining his old places in the Imperial Council and in the Senate, allowing him at the came time entire liberty to remove to his elates or to foreign countries, as often and for as long a time, as than be requifite for his health and perfonal concerns. (Signed) 66 ALS Limon." Si. PIiTIiRSIIVIG M t Barr. its4—Prince ALsx *lmam Intuit:a has . rettleited: and obtained his slifiniffion. He either will - Make a tour abliiatti retire to hi: elate. His ImperiniMajelly has ap. pointed Count Woaowzow, Brother of ;he Ara; biffador in London, to be Great Chancellor and Chief of the Department of Foreign-Affairs; Count KOTSCH nutty who was his predectifor in this of fice, to be Minifter for the home department, and fuperiotepdant of the Police, and Poft-Matter Gs nerallx Count WAS 11 ILI isr, Mining? of Finances; Prince CZARTORINBRY, Vice-Chancellor. ; and Count SAWADOWSKY, Director of the Synods of all Reli gious Foundations, and of all Schools in the Empire. The Empit,Oß has alto been pleated to command that the Senate shall not regitter thole orders which 'are intended to have the force of laws, till it shall have made its objections to them, in cafe they do not meet its ipprobatiop:' Tha Eartaitot and the reit of the Imperial Fa mily are gone for a week to Gatfchina. It appears now to be determined that the refl• dence of the unfortunate Royal Family of France shall be entirely fixed at. Warfaw. Our Court al lows them annually 70,000 roubles, and has offer ed them a domain in Lithuania, which brings in 30,000 roubles, if they will refute there; but they have refuted this, and preferred Warfaw, where the cl:mate is milder. AU the. Courts that are related' will contribute in poportion to the fupport of there diiiiiguithed per tons, and the King (4, S _ Duke Generale . LIF , S/7" - 7 7 "9 7 - ' * , 4. - ~- • • , 4 , a . d r) t e n h r a e a bn Great Hfid Pru ievon fra cue:v be il li i: d te e sh s aas l; r i o s pr p ae r f O ce ti t : efid i iTAIETEM I with a pair of eligant pitta's,with • wh ic h the Prince is much delighted. , The great fifhery on the Cafpian and on t h e Wolgi, was, according to an Ukafeof P r Pt , free to every body ; but under the late rei g n •• it was given &It to Count SOLTIEOW, and afterwards to Count ,KuTatsow. This double donation n a • wally occafioned a tedious laii-fuit, the f • arming of thiEfithery bringing in roo,ooo roubles per ann. His Imperial Majefty has now decided to give the fithery free to every one, without paying duty to the Crown, 150,000 roubles being paid once for all. By this means. the MO price of the fith wilt be much abated, 4nd the public will gain Cont.. derably. r the rfua n it place. of re. STOCKHOLM, SE PT. 270—Citizen VON STREENEN DE TH MAK, appointed Batavian Minifter to our Court, is jail arrived here with his family. The Englith Ambaffador Mr.. AP.BUTH SOT i; alto arrived on board an Englifh frigate at %la- roe, about four leagues off. His Majefty has been pleated to order his Reader Le CLaux to "tibia a French tranflation of ;he works of his auguft father Gusravus 111. which are arranged by Count Oaitti STIER). in the origin a l swedifh, with all poffible typographic excellence: '-in confequence of this thefe valuable works will ap- 'pear both in Swedith and french, printed on vel. lum paper with DIDOT types, and ornamented with portraits, vignettes, and engravings, by the fiat mailers in Paris. i As a particular tellimony of their efleem for the • principles with which the celebrated Member of the gn g lifh Parliament, Mr. C. GREY, defended the Rights of the Neutral Powers in the Englifh Houle of Commons, during the debates laft year, refpeding the Capture of the Swedifh Convoy, the Ship Owners of this City have caufed to be made a Gold Medal of the 16th fize, 36 ducats in weight, on one fide of which is the portrait of Mr. GRIT, with the fuperfcription : " CAROLUS GREY, Parliamenti Britannici Membrum :"—and on the reverfe, an Oaken Crown, with the following words: " Cofmopolitz optimo jura gentium maritimi coram confetti populi Britannici, die II Febr. MDCCCI. Itrenue defendenti Navicularii Stock- holmenienfes." This medal, executed by M. LAN. DEMBERG, has been fent to our Conful in London, Mr. GRILL, to be delivered to Mr. GREY. The garrifon here, and fome of the regiments in the neighbourhood, will be drawn together to be reviewed, at the beginning of next month. This review will probably be attended by Prince Wu. LIAZ of GLOUCESTER, who is expetied about that time. His ROYAL HIGHNESS, who was to hare travelled through Ruffia and Poland to Berlin, has changed his refolution in St. Peterfbugh, and, as it is Paid, has 'acquainted the KING of Swanza, in writing, with his with to return to Stockholm, to which he has received a moll fatis• failory and polite anfwer. The weather continues extremely fine. The harveti has been very favourable all over the king• dom, and the prices of grain are falling. COPINMAGEN t OCT. 2.—Tomorrow the troops march out to the autumn manoeuvres in two divi. fions. His Royal . Highnefs the Crown Prince commands one divifion, and the Governor of Co. penhagen, the Prince of Wurtemberg, the other. The reviews will laft till next Saturday. 1 Since the news of the .re•eftablithment of peace and friendthip between Denmark and Tripoli, the frigate Freya, which was deftined for the Mediter- ranean, is ordered to be difmantled, and is to-day laid within the harbour: The frigates Elvea and Little Belt are laid within the harbour. t - ,General Von GER sboli FF, formerly Governor of Copenhagen, has departed this life. 1 : BERLIN, OCT. a.—Prince LEWIS, of Allhalt Coethen, was not in the Dann but Pruffian fer• vice, and Major of horfe. The Hereditary Princefs of ORANGE is eXpeaei here in a few days, to pars the . winter. It is on this account that the Hereditary Princefs of MECIt• LEN Num will defer her departure for font time longer. The Ruffian Prince B. G-- is, on a fefpicion of having forged Bills of Exchange, arrefted at Leipzig, thro ugh means of the Pru Ifian Government on the requifition of Ruffia. This day he palled through here with poft•horfes, and a proper guard, to St. Peterfburgh. M. FREDERIC GENZ, Pruflian Counfellor at War, whole merit as a political writer is well known, is . made Counfellor in the fervice of the Ems, EKOR 0 1 GERMANY with a falary of aOOO florins. The French Jurift, and Prelident of the fin Tribunal in the Department of the Seine, Citiot Sarni &EON, has prefented to his MAJESTY through the Berlin Academy of Sciences, a work on Giittlinal Law. The Academy has now :::' .ceived orders, to teflify to the Author the particn. )ducats. Jar approbation of his MAJESTY, and to fend h im the Academy's great gold medal of 5 o The work itfelf is given to the Great Chancell o r, to be ufed in our Criminal Law. ....a.L.,...:iini.a.,..,__;.12,ur.....-ataAl- —...