Star.
London, England, 1801-11-02 00:00:00

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*FITTATI ANSWIR OF TIM CATNRDRAL CNA IPTIR OF
MONSTER. TO Till Nora OF-T,lll PILUSIRIAN
MI-
NIST/R. "haws ger- is.
4, The underfigned Cathedral Oapter of Mon.
fier has had the honour to receive the note of his
Excellency the Pruinan Minifter Vow Donis, dat-
ed the 15th of September. It is with deep regret
that we fee by this note, that the proceedings we
have taken towerds an Episcopal Eleetion for the
Bifhopric of Mut-titer have not had the approba-
tion of his Majefty the K. 3110 of PRUSSIA. Yet,
however unpkafant this misfortune may be for us, ,
we cannot avoid openly declaring, with the great-
eft refpeet for his Majefty, that we in this proceed-'
ing have only followed our duty, and, without
hurting OUT confclence, could not a& otherwife.
—lt was not poffible for us to follow the well
intended advice of his Royal Majefty, as the con-
trary convietion dietated to us the Eledion, and
'as in fo stifling, we followed the Conftitution, we
did not foppofe we injured any one.' Our whole
condo& bears the Ramp of the cornpleateft kgali
ty, and is founded in the German Conftltution ;
for the maintenance of which his Royal Majefty,
as one of the molt powerful Members of the Em
pire, has fo often declared himfelf in the molt
patriotic manner in favoor of the weaker States.
B loold hisMajefly's difpleafurebe the confequence
of our not complying with his advice, notwith-
ganding the foregoing obfervations, nothing but
the recondition and convklion that we had aced
fo only, from the pureft motives could confide us,
and give us power to fupport unmerited (offerings.
We feel bur Vreaknefs, and acknowledge the force
of the powerful neighbour of the Bifkopric of
Munger. Yet we do not permit ourfelves to ia-
dulge the leaft fear, nor even anxiety, from having
conflekred ourfelves not hound to follow the ad-
vice of his Majelly in this cafe; on the contrary,
we trail to his well known love of juftice, and the
gracious charaiter of his Majeity, even to think it
probable, that the Cathedral Chapter fhould have
to Coffer his Royal difpleafure for having done their
duty in giving to thesinhabitants of the Bifhopric
of Munger a new Prince Bifhop, who might an-
fwer their willies and expeetations. We fhould be
fo much the lefs uneafy in this refpeet, if his Ex-
cellency, the Minifter Von Don sr, with whofe per-
fonalfavourabledifpofition we have been fully made
acquainted in the affair of the line of demarkation,
would have the kindnefs to reprefent to his Ma-
lay the King, in that impreffive manner for which
se is folmuch diftinguithed, the fituation of the
Bilhopric, and our duties for the maintenance of
the Conftitution of the country, with which the of-
fice of a Prince, who is intrufted with the affem-
!sling of the circle, is connected. Your Excellency
was the wrgan through which the Royal advice,not
to eke, came to us ; we therefore recineft and
entriat your Excellency, as a friend of mankind,
In confequence of our perfonal efteem for you, to
difplay our conduit in its true light, in the place
where we might run the rifle of being mifunder-
flood, end improperly udgcd. We are not capable
of giving any -Infs.:co which mull not have occur-
red to the learned Author and great German Pub.
licift, who by exprefs command drew up the be-
f : e mentioned note. We therefore here rafs over
th deeply aelifting declaration, that his Pruifian
M.ljcity will not acknowledge and refpeet the elec-
tion ohieh too taken place of a Prince Hilltop of
Munger, as legal and permanent. Although the
Eleftion was conducted ac.-ot ding to the Conflitu-
tion of the Emi,ire and the direelion of the Can
ons, and nothing was oppofed to it hut a elect.
ration given only as a well intended advice. 'I he
chief party in :Lc Nice of Lunevillc, his Majefty
the LlSSkr.r R, graciouay fent a Commiffioner to
the Elcaion. Vie mom thus fully arlited, that
oar condu pocionfl) coraldered to the head
of the riopite as legal And C.., tittitionel; and
confide, i:.g the Ili, ‘olly unierflanding and conii.
deotial communoot:oo contained in the note of the
35th of Auguft, between the Courts of Vienna and

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Saila, we proceeded, without any apprehenlon of
giving offence, to the performance of our duty.—
AC the fame time that we communicate this to thL
Miniffer of his Pruflian Majedy, we repeat to him
the affurance of our unalterable and profound
eaeero.

DENMARK.

COPENHAGEN, OCTOBER it.

Between the 9th and s6th init. a 47 Rips
the Sound.
In a very fhort time Major-General V/ALLIMS.
Doerr, Major Sossorrasa, the Chief Auditor
RosawsLann Gorses, and Mr. Hetet, formerly
a merchant eilablifhed in the Weft Indies, will
depart for that country as Deputies of Govern-'
ment, to make the neceffary arrangements for
receiving back our Weft•lndia Iflands from the
Engin. It is underftood that Major General
WALLERSDOAFF, who has been named Prefident
of this Commiffion, will previoullygo to London,
in company with the Firft Lieut. Vow MAINTHSY,
in order to folicit the nomination of CommiiTion"
en on the part of England, to examine the (late
of the Iflands, in conjundiou with ours, and to,
adjuft the indemnities.
Under the ileth init. a Cernmion to the follow
ing purpofe eras made out to the Phyficians Asa-
cow and Go sonar+ e, the Counfellor of Juilice, and
Profeffor CALLISSII, as well as to the Profeffors
Wi ssow and WI sotto :
As the Inoculation of the Cow par, or what is
'called Vaccination, according to the experiments
w'hfth hkve been made in this refped, mutt be
confidered as a difcovery of the greateft import-
ance ; and as the trials which have beer. `made of
it, as well according to the report of the Medical
Colleges in other places as here, deferve particu-
lac attention ; it is the molt gracious will and com.
I mend of his MAJSITY to the perfons above men-
tioned, that they immediately refolve themfelves
into a eommlffion, to collet and arrange all the
Infeful illuftrations upon this fubjed ; and to ex-
amine and to take into confederation the trials
which have been made, and to report to his Ma-
jefty, through the Danifh Chancery, their judg-
ment on the rubjed, and to make propofitions' on
the further arrangements, which in this rerpe
may by die Commiffsoners be thought neeelfary
for the welfare of his Majefty's Kingdom and
Countries.

RUSSIA.

MOSCOW, OCTOBER t.
I

COIONIATIOII OP TIRIL IMPICOC ALRIANDii.
The ceremony of the young EM rsaiSa's*COromi-
tion has been particularly grand, fo myth Co ip
fad, that I feel recompenfed by the fight fot the
very comfortlefs journey of two thoufand mires,
which I encountered in order to be prefent at
The Ems PLROI arrived at his palace in'the Cub-
urbs on the azd, where he continued to reticle till
the 27th'; during the interim, however, he re-
peatedly vifitod the city in private. On the morn-
ing of Sunday he made his public entry—the pro.
ceflion was led by the heralds and the GRAND
Doss's regiment of cavalry; to thde fucceeded
a sng line of empty carriages belonging to the
Nobility ; a regiment of huffars, richly drefFed,
well mounted, and in all refpeitiithe finett corps
I ever faw, followed; and then the Nobility in
their carriages of hate, the Grand Chamberlains,and all the superior Officers of the Government.
The equipages were molt magnificent; the car-
riages in general were drawn by fix horfes, and
attended by eight fervants in'the righeft liveries.
The EMPRISS•DOWAGiII, in her hate carriage,
came next; then the prefent Euraass a mat
lovely woman; and then the filters of the
followed by another regiment of huffars,
caparifoned as the former.
Next in futceffion'came the Eursaoa, mounted
on a fine Englith borfc, with the GILAbeD Duct
riding on his right ; and a vatt body of guards
clofed the procerion.
. . .

The church ceremony commenced by the Arch-
bifhop PLaroM confecrating the Crown, Stc. At
nine o'clock the Eldratss-NroTH Ea entered the ca-
thedral under a &lute of cadnon and a feu de jay,
and took her feat, which was prepared on the left
hand of the throne—the Estrum% and EMPRESS
followed, and then the Nobility of both Sexes,
who, mod fuperbly dreffed, were feated on each
fide of the cathedral; the centre was occupied by
thofe of the firft dais.

The praters were performed by the Archhifhop
PLA•row, allifted by the Bilhops, whole dre4 was
uncommonly magnificent • the ceremonies, murk,
etc. engaged a confiderade time, and after a Ser-
mon, rutted to the occafion, two Bifhops advanced
with the crown, and under a falute of cannon,
placed it on the head of the•Estreaoa. The fcene
was grand and impreffive, beyond the power of
defcrsption. The EMPEROR then placed a crown
of the moll exquifite workmanfhip on the EM.
vs ass's head, difchargcs of artillery giving weight
to the folemnity.
After the ceremonies of the church were over,
their MAJESTIES walked round the Kremlin, under
a canary of gold and filver, and proceeded to the
hail to dinner.

The Cathedral is fmall, but the ceremony was
managed with fingular precifion. The Englids
Gentlemen, of whom t 7 were prcfent, had feats af:
figned them, and to avoid confitfion, were, with 211
the other fpeßators, except fuch as formed the
proceffion, obliged to attend at (even o'clock in
the morning.
• The illuminations of the city continued for three
nights. The Kremlin is particularly adapted for
filch an exhibition, and was uncommonly brilliant.
The Englifh and other flrangers were prefented
to their Islajtsrit s on Tuefday, and in the even-
ing there was a fplendid ball at Court.
The rejoicings are enthufiaflic. To-da♦ a fete
is to be given to the populace-2 large field is in-
ch)fed, and tables placed for the accommodation
is many thoufands, and a profufion of wines and
viands arc prepared, with a variety of amufemcnts.
Tin weather has been, and continues to bc,
commonly favourable. •

PdALIAME.NraiRr PROCEEDINGS. • 1

HOUSE OF COMMONS, OCTOBER Ir.
The Houfe met at one o'clock, when Lord Stop.
ford Paid his Majefty had been waited upon to
know when he would be pleated to receive the Ad-
drefi, and that he was graeioufly pleated to appoint
four o'clock this day for that purpofe.
The order of the day being read for taking his
Majeay's Speech into confideration ; that part of
it relative to the Supplies was read from the Chair.
Mr. Anoiacrow then moved that a Supply be
granted to his Majefty, which was agreed to, and
the Report ordered to be taken into confideration
on Monday, to which day the Houfe adjourned.
Several Members then proceeded with the fol-
lowing Addrefs to St. James's :
THE HUMBLE ADDRESS or THE novas OF COW