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I I- 1 of affairs and the operations of the Allies flan require that the lot trefs of Stralfund be kept it. rcfpelable Rate of defence, unlefs the two High Contrasting Parties Bull mutually content to the cetration of fuels fubfidies, In both cafes, tithe term of their payment fhould happen, when the fea is innavigable, his Britan nic Majay engages. neverthelets, to continue their payment, according to the fame rate as heretofore, till the day of the return of the Sweslith troops into Pomerania, which (bail take place by the earltett op portunity. This Separate Article (hall have the fame force and validity, AS if it were ;tattled, word fi r woad, in the Convention, figned this day, and filali be ratified at the fame time. lii faith of which, we, the underfigned, by virtue of unr full powers. have figned the prefet.t feparate article, and have canted the teal of our alms to be affixed thereto. Done e. Hellingberg this tit day of Aura, t 85S. (Signed). L. s.) MILREPOST. L. a. T. B. BAI,OIII •Da TOLI. Nu. IV. (D ) Second Separate Article of the Convention of HAngborg, aped the 3111 of Auguft, aos. The Hannverian troops, which (in purfuance of the flipulations of the (econd and Orb d ,la tides of the Secret and Preliminary Convention of the 3d of De cember, t 804,_ renewed by the feventh Article of the prefent Convention), may be hereafter ambled in Swedith Pomerania, that! continue, as long as they remain in that province, under the fupreme orders at the Commander in Chief of the LTnited Forces, with. oat any violation of the rights eflablifhed in the three above-mentioned Articles. This Separate Article fhall have the fame force and validity as if it were inferred word for word in the Convention figned this day, and lhall be ratified - at the fame time. In faith of which we, the on ierfigned, by victim of oar full powers, have figned the prefent Separate Article, and have caufed the teal of our arms to thereto affixed. ,Itcree vt Hleltingborg, thie 3111 day Ot Auguft, dos. (Signed) (L. a.) HINDI PI PPPPP (L. a.) r. a. DUDE DI TOLL. No. V. 'treaty between hi. Majelly and the Klng of Swetien, ivied at beckafeog, (ioter 3.48.35. ' In the name of the molt Holy and undivided Trinity! His Majelty the King of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, and his Majelty the King of Sweden, in purfuance of the tier of fricndthip and good underfianding by which they are at prefent In happily united, defitous of 04bl:filing a more di mit communication upon every thing which relates to the prefent war, which the French Govetnment has excited ageing feveral powers, by meafures equal ly uniuft and offenfive, and by emulating itfelf upon principles incompatible with 'the feculity and tran quillity of every independent fate t their faid Majef. ties have judged proper to concert together upon the means of oppofing a fufficient barrier to the misfor tunes which menace the whole of Enrore. In con• fequence they have clinfen and named for their Pie nip?tentiaries, viz. his Majelly die King of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, the Hon. Henry Pierrepont his Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to lii..Suedith Welty ; and his hlajefiy the King of Sweden, the Sieur CHtif topher Baron de 'Toll, a Lord of the Kin,3d,rm of Sweden, Governor General of the Duchy of Scania, General of Cavalry in his Armies, Chief of the Re giment of. Carahincera of Scania, Knight and Com mander of his Orders, and Knight of all the Ruffian Orders ; who, atter having communicated their full powers, have agreed upon the filllowing ariicles r Article I. There (hall he a perfentt underflanaing, l friendffiip, and alliance between his Britannic May jelly, and his Majelty the King of Sweden. IL The Convention concluded between their raid ilfajellies on the 31ft of Atiguil last, is hereby re newed, and ffiall remain in full force and validity, independent of the new ltipulations contained in the prefent Treaty. M. His Majefty the King of Sweden, dcfirous of cooperating with effidt towards the fuccefs of the general plan, engages to furnifh a corps of troops defined to at againft the common enemy, in concert with the Allies, and efpccially with the troops of his Imperial Majelty of all the Ruffles, which fhall be landed in Pomerania. The number of Swedifh troops employed for this purpufe !hall be fixed in every cafe, au 12,c00 men. IV. His Britannic Majelty, in order to facilitate to his Swedifh Majelly the means of aging with vi gour, and conformably to the fentimeots of teal and Entereft by which he is animated for the common taufe, engages to furnifli him an annual fulnidy at the rate of 114 los. fit rling for every man ; which fubfidy (ball be paid in equal proportions at the end of each month. V. His Britannic Majelly moreover engages, as a compenfation for the expellees of affcnibling, equip ping, and conveying the faid troops, to Ito nifh, un der the head of potting them in motion, alum equal to five month. fubfidy, to be calculated according to the (role laid down in the prececing Article, and , *ayable immediately after the ratification of the re lent treaty. VI. The two High Contrating Parties engage 8.1 et to lay down their au ms, nor to eonclnde peace. with tits common enenty.lut by mutual confent t but, on the contrary, to remain firmly and infepacably unit ed, as long as the war lefts, and until the conclufion of a general pacification. VII. In pursuance of the engagements agreed bprn between the two high Contratting Parties, by virtue of the preceding Article, not to lay down ;heir arms but by comn.on content, his Britannic Majelty engages to continue the fold - Wks ilipulated by the prefent treaty, until the end of the tsar. VG'. His Biiiannie Majeft y,. in order as well to cover the expences of the 'twin of the Swedilb army, is of all other ibjeas conoceed therewith, engages to continue the lubfidies fiipulated by the preen' cm, until, three months after the peace. IX. His Britannic Majefty, impaired with the um porrance• of putting the tortrefs of Stralfund in the belt pnffible state of defence, engages to place, imam. aiately after the exchange of the ratifications of the prefent treaty, at the diipolal of his Swedifh Majef , , due additional tam of fit:y ttoufand pounds Liar bolt I , n that purpofe. X. The piefent treaty (hall be ratified by the two lllLts Contradling Parties, and the ratifications j • , _ thereof tall be exchanged in fix weeks, or looser, if poffible. In witnefs whereof, we, the Vuderfigned, in virtue of our powers, have fired the prefent tntaty, and have thereunto affixed the fedh of our arms. pone at Beekareog, the 3d Odtober,lBo3. (was figned) PIVEREPONT. J. C. BAUM Dl TOW.. (L.S.) (L.S.) FRANCE. THE SENATE. • The Confervative Senate, in its fitting of the tit January, after having proceeded to the reception and inauguration of the colours prefcnted by order of the Emperor, deliberated on the belt means of 'confecra ting the memory of the carnpaign of two months ter minated by the battle of Autlerlitz, and has decreed, " That the confervative Senate, in the name of the French people, confecrates a triumphal monument to Napoleon the Great.", It was alto decreed, that the Senate thould wait on his Imperial and Royal Ma jetty in a body, to prelim him with the homage of the adrnitation, the gratitude, and the love of the French People. It was altb decreed, in the fame fitting, that the letter of his Majefty the Emperor and King, dated at Elehinger., 26th Vondemiaire, 24th year, by which his Majetty prefents to the Senate forty Band of co- Iturs taken from the enemy, than be engraved on tablets of marble; which than be placed in-the Hall of the Senate. Another infer iption is to follow, Eat ing that there colours were brought to the Senate, by the Tribunate, in a body, and departed in the Hall on Wednefday, January r, tBo6. • The Senate having fingalik.ed with acclamations, and fi Amin . 10Wii for die prefervation of the Empe ror and the profperity of the Empire, the epoch of this memorable fitting, which was alfo that of the commencement of the new year, ordered, that the prow verdal of the proceedings of the day thould be tranfmitted by a *mirage to his Majelly the Erpperor and King. THE TEAMMATE. The Tribunate, in its Sitting of 9th Nivofe, year ta, (Dee. 3o), came to the following retolurions : I. That in one of the principal places of the capital, there (halt be crated s column, furmounod with a ftatue of the Emperor. TMs to be inferlbed—" To NAPOLZON the Great; from his grateful, Country." a. That an edifice map be credled, In which the refs a swore, of the arts defined to eorfeerate the glory of Napoleon and the French armies full be cthedled. That the (word which the Em peror wore at- the battle of Aofterlits, (hall he depolited there with the molt pompous ceremonial, to reemin there daring peace, and that it be withdrawn with tim fame pomp if war fbould impute the neeeffity of maki, g ufe of It; and that it Mall be in like manner defined to rteelve the Ink= ads of the Le gion of Honour and of Public it/trod:ion. And that evtry year the Anniverfary of the birth of Napoleon fhall be celebrated by a National Fete, the brilliancy of which !hall be worthy of a Monarch fu dear to his peoples. The Tribunate alfo decreed, that a medal mould be (truck in honour of the prefentation of she eight Band of colours bellowed on that body. This commune). ration is communicated in an addrefs of thanks for this gift, in which the prodigies performed by the grand army, under the orders of the Emperor, are celebrated in the highea terms. PARIS, JAN. is. We are anted. that orders have been given to augment the flotilla at Boulogne, in as much as the Grand Army will loon return to the coact. By an Imperial 11:cree, dated fichoenbrcnn, the 6th Ni►ofe, the meeting of the LegifWive Body is convened for the tft of March, 1806. The ceremony of the marriage of Prince Eugene, with the Princefs Augulta Amelia of Bavaria, was celebrated at Munich on the 4th inilant. The pre liminaries of the ceremony began on the t3th, when the marriage contract was flAned by the Emperor and Emprefs of France, and by the King and Queen of Bavaria. The civil all was performed by the Arch Chancellor of the Empire, and the religious by the Primate of Germany, the Arch Chancellor of the German Empire. Theft ceremonies were fol lowed by a Grand Ball. The birth-day of the Princefs Eliza, Princefs of Piombino,was celebrated with extraordinary fplendor at Lucca on the 4th of January. Every homage that is paid to Bonaparte in perfon, wherever he pais, is paid to him in refection, wherever any branch of his family has been placed by him in any nation of power or authority. An attempt to drape has been made by the Englifh prifoneis confined in the cattle of Bitche, but they a ere loon difernvered by the fentinel, who gave the alarm ; the only two who bad effeBed their efcape, were taken. JAN. 15.—A convention has been entered into be tween his Majelly the Emperor of Germany and of ' Auftria, and the Emperor of the Trench and the King of Italy, for the purpole of carrying into escrution the 23d article of the Definitive Treaty of Freiburg, by determining what part of the artillery, military, and naval itcres in the Venetian territory, is to be the propertf of the Emperor of Germany, and to be diipofecl of as Inch to the kingdom of Italy, or ex changed for artillery arid Ames, left by the French armies in the Hereditary States. The Prince of Liebmann% and Maraud! Berthier, being appointed Consmiffaties, his nominated the Count dc Krilow. ratb and General Andreolfy, to draw up an account oldie artillery and notes, left by the French at Brunet and Vienna. Count 'Bellegarde and General Lau allots have been nominated to draw' up a•t account of the Auntie's artillery Old noses in the Venetian States ; the accounts to be completed and given up to the Commilfaries, the ft ince of Lichtenstein, and Medlin Berthier, by January 40806, in order that the exchange may be fmthivisla regulated by them, and carried into effeel. PROCLAMATION. gusenct, Vkeroy of !tidy, Arehehancenor of Stare of the French Empire, Commander in Chief of the Military inrees In the King. dom of Italy and eh Ea-Venetlan States, to the outer of Parma. " Inhabitants of the States of Parma, we learn with profound grief, that loins of you, no doubt, in• cited by the enemics of your country, bus lately affernbled in arms, and declared yourfelves in a este 01 rebellion againft the authorities and the laws.— What ! at the moment when all the nations rof the Continent are repofing fhemfelves, sifter their loin agitations, in the Worn of a glorious peace, wit ch trlajcity the Emperor of the Fiends and King of Italy has rellored to the world, you alone intermix the cries sof revolt, with the accents of the joy and gratitude of nations I ' ' ' ••, • • Inhabitants of the Stain of Parma f. we have been called by his Majefly the Emperor and King, to the honour of commanding all th e civil and military forces of the Kingdoms of Italy and of the Venetian States. We (hall never filer the inhabitants of the kingdom of Italy, who have proved themfelves fo peaceable and fo faithful, to (offer the flighted inter ruption from the agitation and didurbances of their neighbours. If you think you have any demand to prefer to your Sovereign, lay down your arms; go back to the bofom of your families . • return to your th fubmion and your duty . Addrefs hereafter your claims to th e Viceroy of Italy. The Viceroy of Italy pledges to you his word; that your claims thall be laid at the foot of his Majefty's Throne. lodine (hall be adminiftered to yots. Put flohld our voice not be attended to ; (hould you not profit by the paternal warning which we give you; we elf° have duties to fulfil ! and we (hall difeharge our duties. " Warlike troops, tired of repofe, and provoked by your ineffeaual fedition, are marching againa you. Beware of them! French foldiers, ever gene rous to the enemies of their country, never thew mercy to rebels. Should you not feparate, within two hours after the receipt of this proAatnation, we declare to you with forrow, that your families will long have cattle to bewail your errors and your guilt. " Giyen at our Head-quarters at Padua, Jan. sth :806. (Signed) " FUGINt." GRAND CHANCERY OP THE LEGION OE HONOUR. Nis Imperial and Royal Welly has jolt appoint ed the Generals of Divifion, Vandamme, Saint-Hi laire; Friant, and Legrand, grand Cordons of the Legion of Honour ; and the Generals of Ilivifion Belliard, Biffon, Cafarelli, Levy, Mailer, and blau- Canty, Grand Officers, with a long lid of Colonels and Commandants of Battalions to the rank o om. 'sunders and Officers of tic Legion of Honolii. Accounts from Augfborgh, dated the 17th of Jan. flate,.that numbers of the immediate Nobility of B• 'aria are arrived at Munich. to endeavour to preferve their rights, which the new Monarch means to fup prefs for the purpnfe of fwelling his new dignity.— The Court of Munich made an attempt on thefe rights 'flint time fince, but the immediate Nobility being fupported by the Head of the Empire, were enabled to refift the attempt with fuccefs. At prefent, the Court of Vienna cannot afford a fupport to any rights attacked by a power in alliance with France.—The rights of the immediate Nobility will of work be, annihilated. A funeral fervice was performed at Munich, at eleven o'clock, on the 9th January, for the foldiers who fell in the field of honour, in the late war. A fine dithourfe was pronounced on the oceafion, by the Retlor, Lechnen. The new King, the Prince Royal, *ad all the Court attended. LONDON. SATURDAY, FFBRUARY t. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONEO'CLOCK 3 Codas 6t—for Account 64—ReAlucc4 - NEW ADMINISTRATION. Yefierday, at ten minutes - ,:tter two o'clock, Lord- GRINVILLI had an audience r f the King at the Q2een's Houfe, which !ailed till ten minutes before three o'clock. The objeel of the interview was to (admit to his Ma)srry the great confine; and all the principal details of the propr.fcd adminiflration. The King received Lord Ga v wend.; and the plan which he relented, in the moil gracious thinner, and after converfing on the various arrangements. with the greateli folicitude for the welfare of the em pire, informed his Lordfbip, "that after giving it due confideration, he would return an anfwer within forty-eight hours." The plan embraces the firft men in the kingdom for talents, confideration, influence, and property ; and, for the prefent, there teems to be an union and cordiality of parties, which promifes to be highly beneficial to the country. May the fiend of Dilcord be for ever banifhed from the Councils of the Nation! —We Sall then have nothing to dread from the machinations of our enemies. Lord GRENVILLI and Mr. Fox, in making this arrangement, appear to have difmifFed from their minds every other fentiment than that of ilrengthen ing the.. Adminiaration. No former differences of opinion have been fuffeted to influence the rejection of any truly able man. The plan embraces Mr. Fox, and the leading men of that party ; Lord GRENVILLE, Lard Serrate, and their friends, and confequently the flrength of what bas been called the new Oppofi. tion ; Lords SIDMOUTH and Eu.sesolouom, and with them the fupport of the Aornewrom party ; and this powerful phalanx is cemented by a cordial union of all the branches of the Royal Family. The propofed arrangement, for the cwreanefs of which we pledge that char:it:ter and reputation which the STAR has ever maintained, we (hall here lay be fore the public. A bare perufal of it muff convince every friend of his c.mntry, how much we are in debted to tilde Mat patriots, who defpifing patty attachments, have thus endc'avoured to bury all difl lention, and unite the energies 'of the country in a tit m phalanx capable of oppofing an ii.vincible I a . rice to the foe that would overwhelm us. The f lowing is the lift to which we allude ; Earl FITZWILLIAM, Prtfid-nt of the Council. Lord GRZNVL}I.II, Firft Lord of the Treafury. Lord Vitcount SgDMOUTH, city y Seal. Mr. Fox, Seclerary of State tot- roreigo Affairs. Eatl SPENCIA, Secretary of State for the Home Department. Mr. W:Nowt, Secretaty of State for the Colonial pepertment. Mr. CIlFy, Fait Lord of the Admiralty. Lord HENRY PET/ Y. ChilllCtlkor of the Excheqner, with a Seat in the Cabinet. Lord Mut°. Pt efident of the Board of Controol, but w:thz , nt a Seat in the Cabinet. • Mr. Ethicists, Lord Chancellor, with a Peeler. Lord ELLesanaouort, Speaker of the Houfe of Lords, with a Seat in the Cabinet. ,Es Earl Moths, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland; Mr. Genoa Pompon, Lord Chancellor of Ireland, but not with a Peerage. Mr. SHIRIDAN, Treafurer of the Navy. ford Becalm ortarssitra sr, One of the Potl-Matters General. ford A u octavo Prefident of the Board of Trade. General FITZPATRICE, Secretary at War. Afr. VawstryAar , and Mr. Et.ttor. Secretaries of the Treafnry, gr. Tinny, Chief Secretary to the Lord sleuth mint of Ireland, Mr. Prooor, Attorney General. Mr. Romit.i.r. Solicitor General. All the arrangements refpefting the Xing's liourep hold, remain as before. . The governor c..eneralffiip of India, and other Offices held by the late Marquis CORNWALL'', the filling up of which induced a belief yetterday nw. Ding that a farther delay in fettling the Adminiftra tion would be neceffary, have keep palled over for the prefent. They will be fettled in a few days. Lord Canasta and Mr. Warren...Q. with much credit to thernfelves, lend their aid to the meafures that have peen propofed, without any ltipulatioa whatever. We need hardly Rate to our Readers, that the plan mutt not be confidered as finally fettled till ic that! have received the approbation of the KJNG.— But, from the fpirit and temper that has governed the whole proceedings, of which we cannot fpeak in terms of fufficienf commendation, we ate certain that the nation will not be difappointed• in the hopes it has formed. Lord Gasevitt.e, after his interview with the King, immediately went to Carlton Houle, and from thence to Earl Smot's, where he was fow l m e t by Mcfft6. Fox, Gan, and WINDHAM, and the confultation continued till near four o'clock. About eight, the Prince of Wei.aa yifited Lord gitairsimi at kis own - Mute. This day we have laid before our Readers the nn• portant Treaties concluded in the Cour& of laft year, between Great Britain, Atria, and Sweden, with the acceffion of Auftria to 'the fame. Theft documents are extremely impatiens and will be read with wen lion. Our prefent limits do* not allow os,to offer tingle remark upon them. Paris papers to the std, and Dutch to the a6th ult. have been received, but the principal part of their contents has been anticipated by the arrival of the Haniburgh papers. We bare, however, been able to feleft from them a few articles, to which we tern our Readers. In thefe papers ;to mention is made of the return of the French Emperor to Paris ; but orders baya notwithßanding been iffued for renewing the peeps* rations for the inalion of England. The flotilla a; Boulogne is to be confidttably augmented, and the Grand Army is immediately to return to the coat. Prcitaratory to his return, the Senate, and the Tri, bunate, have decreed numerous honours to their Ent peror, whom they now ltyle, 44. N/miaow the Grepr.a. The LOXPCHANCILLOR and Lord Havigityvair waited on His Majesty at eight o'clock laft night i e and had an audience which hilted two hours. The day for the Eleftiou of a Reprefentative for the Univet fity of Cambridge. on the vacancy occa fioncd'by the death of Mr. Pirr, is fixed for Thurf. day next, the 6th inflant. In confequence of a recent regulation, no veffel is (offered to pot into HOlhind with palfengers. A (hip which lately failed from this country with paffengers, has been obliged to retitle without landing them. . •••••••••• PaRTIMODTH, JAM. 31.--Arrived the Liberty brig of war, from Guernfey ; and the Merlin [loop or war, from the Downs.—Wind W.N.W. FALMOUTH, JAL zn.—Arrived the Flarley, TR.- slay, and Towers, CUIODY, from London; Ann and Sufanna, DUNN, from Southampton; Neptune, Hart- VIY, and Renown, TIDBALL, from Cowes; Danifh brig Kleinefingen, Jansen, from Cadiz, with wines, and Young John, Recurs, from Liverpool for London.—A French logger privateer was feen off from the hills to day, capturing two or three veil:els. —A gun brig failed in purfult of her.—Sailed the American brig Hamlet, To zzstan, for Liverpool. lIIIITHAM QUAY (rORIAY), JAN. 3o.—Paffed down Channel yeflerday evening, a large fleet of out ward bound veffels, with a fine breeze at N. E. DIAL, JAW. 31. — Came down from tic River the Scorpion, ISUNKLA, from the South 5c.,,; Cygnet, BALL,for Jamaica, with feveral other out ward bound vtifels under convoy, which remain in the Downs with the Edgar, Utrecht, and Trolly men of war, Venus and Thames frigates, Arrow fchooner, Amaranthe and Mufquito (loops of war, Devallatirm bomb, and a fleet of gun brigs and traufports.—Wind S. W. YARMOUTH, JAN. 31.—Arrived the CRUIZIR Limp of war, Captain HANCOCK, and has br o u g h t i n , fi x fmuggers, laden with Ipirirs and b a l e g oo d s , whirl have been landed and depolited in the Cullom Hour warehoufe. Arrived from Rotterdam the Peck bye boat, JACOB STANUIRSIIII, Mader, with feveral paf hosiers. Ships cf war in the Roads--Majcflic, Au miral Rocs', LL Roebuck, 4 1 4 dmiral DOUGLAS ; Agincourt, Ruby, El.:pliant, Dilator, Stately, and Antelope ; Cruizer and Beaver [loops 4f.ser ; Cen for, Forward, and Lriseron gem brigs, Agri., lugger, and Badger.—Wind S. W.' LONDON I Frioted and imblllhed by I.IIVEL KANT (ef (tt terborrrlace. Lambeth), at the STAIL Orrica,,Noi,, Cony. Amt. Publatcd at the 3r.s. Orme. l'emple-Bar •