Star.
London, England, 1802-10-25 00:00:00

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HAGUE. OCT. 19...—Lag Friday the Ruffian
Imperial Ambarador at this republic, his Excel+.
lency Count Von SraczaLazio, in a formal
audience, delivered his credentials to the Pre&
eta of the Governdient of the State. The
Count has brought a numerous retinue with bini.
The Ruffian Imperial Privy CounfeUor, Baron
Voir
,l-locoaszo, who arrived fume time. fince,
has now taken upon bimfelf the charaker of
Ruffian Secretary of Legation.
Letters from Vienna of the loth of 04tober,
fay, that the a.mnefly of Passwas OoLon is en:
tirely the work of French Interference, to fecure
report and Way for the Pearl, and that the
French Government is on the rint-of negociating
n peace with the Beys of Egypt. Wallachia
has been entirely eiacuatade and as if there was
nothing more to apprehend in Tranfylvania, from
the troops of PASSIVAII CG1.0179 things have been
The
upon a peace ellablikiment in thefe countries,
artillery has been fent to the arfenals.
Surges, Oct.. B.—lt is underkood that the
Imperial tides of Auglburgh and Bataan will
lufe their lttileciu:e. By the Supplementary
Declaration, the Elector of Wavy, will receive
• track of land on tbeleft bank of the Maine; and
Nassau U 511143111 acquire feveral places in the
. Elekomte of Trees.
Wilma, Ocr. 6.—A great redukion is now
snaking in our army, for the advantage of our
Finances.—We are allured that almoft the half of
the men in our infantry regiments will be difmified,
or at leak receive fur Nits, to return whin
called on. One fourth of the caval. y will like.
wife be ditbandeci, and the fupeputnerary bodes
fold by aukion. In fins; provinces the iffuing or
thefifurlouglis-bas already begun, and the nu m.
her of foldiers who will dins be fent home, is not
lefs than so,poo.
RATISIQII, OCT. B.—The Supplementary De-
claration has not yet mode its a eoffteiallYt
but yellerday, a courier from arishaving arrived
the day before, it was flay approved of m a con-
ference between the envoys of Brandenburgh,
Invade, Wurtemburgh, .11effe, and Mentz. It
contains many additions and changes ; the Mal.
tefe.order now lofes all its indemnities, and .
Teutonic Order receives feveral; Mentz receive%
a million of revenue, partly from inun!diate ter.
Thor!, 'which will now include 1140400 N and
Wetelar, and partly from the revenues of mediate
foindations. Solmearannfelt receives a voice in
the Council of Princes.' J'fbe fix remaining Im-
perialtaties will continue a college, but without
having a vote on peace and war. -Heat Caffel re-
eAres no inrther. indemnifications, but a 'confide.
-a
**lidos is glade to tbbfe of Wurtemburgb,
licemple, the Abbey of Sconthal, affigned
firmer declaration to the Count of Liningen
' burgh t the territory of Comburgh, near
11khimbint, Hall, Jim Brunfwick in conference
Odle poifeillons it receives in thetighopric of Of.
!tabors, wilt tither cola a track of land to ?deck.
4411101, Of pay yearly a fum of money. •
In t . tath Sitting of the Deputation of the
Empire, on the stb Oftbtr., the various claims.
pad remonfirances were apm taken into confide.
gi;t:no. The. Eleaor of Troia in a fimilar
it to that delived.by lb, kg pric ar
Visiagne. It was *gait ce die pesi-tithe Arcitii
&he Ferdinand, *at di" Melte lON Dacha,
'Modena was I eSCOseOO Iwarisiak. *ribs,
Ow of the 11;ifigan TM atOy t 04,119 peens. ,:,

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MUSA a. Pipit it
Ns. ti Fee DIIIARD, Infant
4 Parma,died at on Saturda7 the gth
inflect, at half ate! in the inoenutg, of a
liver complaint. ' •
Her Majelly, the Ctereiref Tuscany, who env.
UAW at Leghorn Barcelons, was happily
delivered of a daughter daring her Plarage•
Lipton from Stralliiirg of the ifith int.
al it is confidently fluted-that the Die; of Schwits
dig; not wait for the expiration' of 1* days, but
to the of Bosaearrs."
Caiierseav Iraeharred Xefterday
evinthlg almost even o'clock ; Let remams wire
attended by a keg proeslion ; it eosalked dna
merous-depetatiwar five id the 'name. lot
an nnfortunate eventinst, which iii&orbed
the Menu*, of this • y cal:dopy ; when
silt Procefflon bad reaehad the Church of leek
**yawed the gaessilint, and the Corms declared
that MIL CNAIIIIIROT having died an /Ards, he
was excommunicated by `the Caton Laws, and
could 'not be received into the Chtireh.. Every
effort Mims& to Wan him to altenbis opinion,
bat in vain he declared be could net raw in the
leak unlefs they produced him a Certificateaf the
Confetnan of the difraf4d-; and as this couletaot
be done, he mfißed that the gates of the Church
Gould remak Phut. There delays eaukd an im-
menfe crowd to affenible, and it was propofed by
Come that the gates of tide, pouch be forced,
and by others that an Officer of office fbould be
feat for, in order that the ref of the Curate
&add be formally verified.:-Neither of t..efe
'matures was adopted ; the body was taken to
the Church of St. Thomas. 'Age it was receved
irithoot say oppofition.
The lifaitar of the silt contains a report by
tbellrefident of the Omit of France to the Gene-
. rat Arembly of Proprietors, and a report by the
renforis of the Batik of France to the The
following is an extra& from the latter fame,
re.
gelid of the Bank of ftnice have given you as
' account of their labours and operauons clueing'
the year so, and 41fo of the rdults. -
' The eenfors in execution of the flames me
alb give Top fame infgratation in regatd to their
funelatie,
4 Out exemiaations, itifpedlion of the
orarifseation of. the debits mid credits, Ow
as that do net profit& of the fie UFOS
Ipto 60071 francs sg cents, (at
which amoaat. for sub Quire
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