Star.
London, England, 1807-09-03 00:00:00

THE CARDIKifL roRK.

The intrrea of the public having been a rod deal
excited by a !burr account Lite Cardinal of
YORK* and fome doubt, having been expreffed as to
the truth of the report of his having, received a con-
itlerable rrnfinn during the Littcr years of his life,
from our hl-march, the following original letters on
that fubjea will he found highly intereiling

FROM LORD MINT() TO THE CARDINAL-OF YORE.
.4 Vienna, February 9. tBOO.
Sut—T have received the commands of his Ma-
jeav the KING of Great Britain, to remit to your
Eminence the fum of 20001. lierling, and to allure
your Eminence, that by your accepting this mark of
his Majelly't. elieem and intereft in what concerns
you, it will give his Majefly fincere pleafure.
41 I am, at the lime time, commanded to commu-
nicate to your Eminence the intentions of his Wen y,
to tranfmit to yon a fimilar fum of 20001. fterling.
in thp month of July, if thole circumstances amid
coftintio, which will render your Eminence defirous
of fuch ailiftar ce.
44 I have, therefore, the honour to acquaint you,
that the fum of 20001. sterling, is placed in the houfe
of Meas. Coutts and Co. banker!, in London, at the
difpofal of your Eminence.
" In executing the commands of the, Kirin, my
mailer, your Eminence will do the the justice to he.
lieve, that I am deeply fenfible of the honour of being
the organ of the noble and generous ferviments,
which have alluated his MAJESTY in the affair with
which I am now charged, and which fentiments hare
been excited, as well by the virtues peculiar to him-
fell, as by the eminent quali,ies of the august per-
fonage. who is the objea of them ; and-alfo from a
defire to repair as far as is pnilible, the difailers, into
which the univerfal fcomge of the prefent age Teems
in preference to all other objeCts, inclined to drag
every one who is moil worthy of veneration and
refpett.
" 1 b.:Teecli your Eminence, to accept of the af-
furances of my relpeCtful regard and of the profound
veneration with which
"4 I have the honour to be, &c.
(Signed) " tattyro.”
" Envoy and Minitter Plenipotentiary of his Britannic Majetty,
to the Court of Vienna.'
COPY OF A LITTER FROM SIR ;INN COX EMMERT,

BART. TO THE CARDINAL OF YORK.

" trull your Eminehce will do me the juf
tice to believe, tba. I was not infenfihle to the honour
of receiving fo Nattering a proof of your gracious
cnnfideration, as that which I was favonred with,
dated the 26th of IA month, from the bofom of the
Conclave. _ _

The mercilefs fcnurge of the prefent age' (as
my friend Lord Miwro has fo jflllly ebferved) has
flngled nut as the firfl °Nat rf its vengeance, every
thing that is moll worthy, and bell entitled to nor
venera•ion and refpea.' The Infidels in Religion, but
Zealots in Aral-thy, whole malignity purfued the facred
remains of Pius the GREAT even beyond the grave,
affiredly would not exempt from their remnrfelefs
perfecution the venerable perfon of the CARDINAL of
You!

_
" Severe as have been your Eminence's foffetings,
they wi;l, neverthelefs, find (erne alleviation in the
general fvmpathy of the Britith nation : with all dif-
tinftion of parties, with all differences of communion,
among all conditions of men, but one voice is heard ;
all breathe one applauding fentiment ; all Weis the
gracious aft of the Sovereign in favour of his iiluf-
trious but unfortunate relation. _ .

"Your Eminence greatly overvalues the humble
part which has fallen to my lot, in common with my
worthy friend Mr. STUART. The caufe of fuffering
humanity never wants fupporters in the country with
which I know, Sir, you feel a ptenerous pride in being
conneiled. Tt.e facred minifters of religion, exiled
and driven from their altars, find refuge and fecurity
in Britain. The unfortunate Ptinces of the Houfe
of Botirbf.n here too found an afylum under the hot*.
pitable root of the Royal Ancettors of the CARDINAL
of YORK : and when every dignified virtue that can
Harry worth on human nature, is outraged in the
venerable ptrfon of the CARDINAL of YORK himfelf—
againti filch crtiehies, with inward confolations re-
compcnfed'—here alfo an inviolable fatianary is
unfolded in the kindred bofom of our beloved So-
vereign.
It is incumbent on me to atteft, that in the fre-
quent communication, Mr.Sruarr. and wtyfelf have
had with the King's It.linifters on this fubjeO, they
have uniformly expreffed their firm opinion, that his
MAJESTY will think himfelf happy in repeating the
fame gracious attention to his Royal Relation, and
in the fame proportion, as long as his unfortunate
circumftances have a claim to them. I can alto,
with equal confluence, allure your Eminence, that
your teply to my Lord MINT() has given as much
fatisfaflion to the King's Minifters, as it douhtlefs
has exci.ed in the benevolent mind of his MAJESTY
hiMfelf.
Mr. Sruaar unites with me in every heartfelt
with for your Eminence'. health and happinefs,
equally flattered with myfelf by your Eminence's
condefcenflon and gracious acceptance of our humble
attentions. .
" With the molt perfelt confideration and pro.
found refpeft,
" I have the honour to be, &c.
• (Signed " J. C. HIPPISLEY."
" Grofvettor-ftrett, London, 1143rch 3t."
TR"M THE CARDINAL OF YORK TO LORD MINT?.
_ _ _

" With the arrival of Mr. OAILLY, who has been
this morning with me, I hare received by his dif•
courfes, and much more by your letters, fo many
tokens of your regard, fingular consideration and
attention for my perfon, that t•blige me to abandon
all fort of ceremony, and to begin abruptly to affuie
you, my dear Lord, that your le:ters have been molt
acceptable to me in all fhapes and regard,. I did
not in the kali doubt of the noble way of thinkicg
of your generou, and beneficent Sovereign ; but 1 did
not expea to fee, in writing, fo many and lo
ing exi-,renins, that, well calculated for the perfons
who receive them and underhand their fo.ce, imprefs
in their minds a moll livvly fenie of teridetneli and
gr de ; which, I own to yin, oblige me more
than the gttierolity fp•sntane:ufly imparted. I am,
in reality, at a lof, rapref,, in writing, all the
featiments of my heart, and, for that reafon, leave it
entirely to the inietell you take in all that regards
my perfon, to make known in an energetical and
convenient m.inaer all I fain would fay to exprefs

LONDON.

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK:
Cont money 620—for Odt 63H—Omninna, rprera.
kach. Bills par is. prem.

SURRENDER OF STRALSUND.

We are extremely forty to Rate, on the authority
of accounts received at Yarmouth, yefterday, that
the brave Defenders of Stralfund have at laft yield:d
to the arms of BONAPARTE.