Star.
London, England, 1808-08-10 00:00:00

FROM THE SEVILLE cAzErrp.

By a decree of the Emperor of the French, made
at Bayonne 30th May, in conformity with a Seitatus
Consuftwit of the 24th of the same, the States of 'rus-.
catty, Partna, and Placentia have been united to the
French Empire. Napoleon may be a, ked, on this oc-
casion, if these provinces were threatened with ally
revolution, which obliged him to take them under his
command ; if there were to. 'the Royal Family of
Etruria any dirrentionr injurious to the people ; if the
King er Natick of Etruria had c -emitted any fault
which deserved that the former should be deprived of
his sceptre, and the latter of its independence?
But the King of Etruria shall possess other estates;
yu, probably, some house of pleasure like that of
lencey. Unlucky the nation at whose expence this
compensation is to be made ! Does Napoleon regard
nations as hocks of sheep, the datninioa of which may
be transferred from hand to hand at his pleasure ?
Again, it may be asked, why is the kingdom of
Etruria called the State, of Tut cony*, &c. Does Na-
poleon think to justify so criminal an usurpation,
merely by giving it a decent name ? Does he think
to recover the rights which war gave him over those
estats, and whit,' he ceded to the Prince of Parma, by
merely giving them the name they were called by at
the epoch of their conquest ? He believes, Europeans,
he believes only, that you are so weak and silly as to
suffer yourselves to be educed by his promises and
subjugated by his rower.
One expression of one of the orators in the Senate,
on the occasion of passing the decree Irfore men-
tioned, is particularly remarkable. Yhe w,tole c6a
of the Mediterranean. ,says he, will become part of me
French territory, or of the territory of the Great ,ire.
Yes, it is the interest of France, ani theref:re it
mist be so at the expence of ail justice. Lut nh .t
is this great empire th it is so obscurely ann
to us? This is explained a little after, by tellin7iis
that the coasts of Naples make ~ :rt of the federative
system of which France is the center. Do you an,

r

tietstand this ?
VT the Freud.
are toM that
your Moriaich
empire you wi
Stiarkling of hi
Etruria is adC
tOry of Franc
the same mar
is the interest
Coasts- of the
peered ' • to-nil
session of the
Prussia and R,
thy he will w;
131aCk Sea ; at
wonder to Stu
spot. Power
to die than to
to fall it his fi
yourselves wit
of Europe? l
Gustavases gt

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A Letter a
olio Janeiro.
*oln Sir Sin
41Ahniral in th
in Spain was 1
and Sir &D' E
for England p
brings are ma!
nsitted by the
The Eliza 1
*red off Port
She sailed frc
there the folloi
Sir SMNET $1
ivfok,tack,
SITRIMILLA NT,
iressals ; Frier
Adriatic, Vent
tonging to La
Princess of Wl'
and two brigs
sate, and Hy.
the coast.--T1
Landon, had
Niew South W
brig, sailed frc
fifteen vessels
call of Fernan

- We announc
sloop from G'

*ids dispatch(
come down so I
but, tts they cc
operations, the
leaving Bulletii
of our impressi

" By letters
appears, that a
escaped from
that there Ave!
SEPT! BONAFAR
ing the Reteirc
ling spectacle i
lad made theil
IYINFANTADO

had escaped.

44 Official a 4
from General
these state,' tl
his preparation
ittack, march
AMINO was to
attack Bayler
to pass at
• itanixo. Ger
and Reserve,
Liealinant•Co
Mantreolege,
VALna T'rmos
" Oil the V.

and cannonade

COMPIGNY beat
about 900 of
obliged to re

enemy.
ga Clesera 1
11.11 e enemy, w}
than, and too'
of prOeisions
0. On the V
rained to order
neral REr MC
should be atta
attack to be
soon.
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the Duke DE
diatress for r

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you
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LONDON.

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having
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re arms,

Patriots
t concert.
Leon into
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.h, made
a Seitatur
,s of 'fus-
ed to the
)n this oc-

with tiny
under his
Family of
le ; if the
any fault
eprived of
ice ?

her estates;
hat of ya-
peace this
on regard
which may
:asure t _

ngdom of
Does Na.
isurpation,
m he think
over those
Parma, by
died by at
.uropeans•
silty as to
anises and

he Senate,
efore men.
wade toad
part of MS
at Jim
heref,re it
Ent wit it
ann ,Jncoi
r tellinrt us
federative
lo you un,

iteratand this ? Nations of Eurtspe,' you are invited
td the French federatibn ; but at the saihe time yoit
are told that the Chief of that Federation shall be
your Monarch, your great Sovereign, of whose great
empire yob will be illustrious portions, on which the
iParkling of his glory will be 'Scattered. At present
Etruria is added not to the Empire, but to the terri-
tory of France ; to-morrow Napfes will be united in
the same manner; then the Morea, &c; To-day it
is the interest of Napoleon to take, possession of the
coasts •of the Mediterranean, and Etruria has disap-
peared ; to-morrow it will be his interest to take pos-
session of the coasts of the Baltic, and the names of
Prussia and Russia will be buried in oblivion. Another
day he will want to appropriate the navigation of the
black Sea ; and Austria, Hungary, and Turkey, will
wonder to find themselves united under the same de-
spot. Powers of Europe, open your eyes. It is better
to die, than to suffsr such debasement. If you have
to fall ai his feet, fall glorioj after having satiated
yourselves with revenge. Where are the deliverers
of Europe? Is the epoch of the Williams and the
Custavuses gone for ever?

EVENING MAR.

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10:

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Lbng Ann. le 13-16th{

A Letter of Marque has arrived in the River from
Rio Janeiro. The Captain bad dispatches on board
from Sir Srterry Sxrni, which he delivered to the
Admiral in the t)owns. The news of the revolution
in Spain was known in the Brazils when he sailed ;
and Sir SEDNIRT had sent two vessels with dispatches
for England previous to this ship's sailing : those she
brings are most likely duplicates of what were trans.
mitted by the King's ships.
The Eliza Ann, of London, W. Ssnrn master, ar-
rived off Portsmouth on Monday from Rie Janeiro.
She sailed from thence en the 12th June, and left
there the following men Of war, viz. FOUVROTANT, 80,
Sir SFDNEY SMITH ; LONDON* 98, MARLBOROCCH, 74,
MokAacn, '74; Brorono, 74, AGA:WINNOW, 64, and
Stnerstuuorri frigate ; and the following merchant
*wets ; Friends, Brilliant, Invention, Kingsmoor,
Adriatic, Venus, Vulture, Integrity, and a lugger be.
longing to London ; Pitt and Hydra transports ;
Princess of Wales, and i brig belonging to Liverpool,
and two brigs from St. Helena.—The CONFIANCE fri-
gate, and HYACINTH sloop of war were cruizing on
the coast.—The Lady Sinclair' and Recovery, from
Landon, had arrived, and sailed on the 3d May for
New South Wales.—A 74 gun ship, a frigate, and a
brig, sailed from Rio Janeiro on the Ist June, with
fifteen vessels bound to England. They intended to
call off Pernambuco, for the trade at that port.

_ We announced yesterday the arrival of the I'm=
slciolO from Gijon and St. Andero, at Portsniouth,
with dispatches of the Ist instant. They do not
come down so late as the defeat of General DI;PON1
but, As they contain some particulars of the previous
operations, their substance was circulated in the fol-
lowing Bulletin, which appeared in the greater part
of our impression yesterday :