Star.
London, England, 1807-08-20 00:00:00

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

PARIS, AUGUST 9.
The 41!liteur of this day contains a Decree for li-
miting the number of Theatres in Pais to eight. It
is dated St. Augoli 8, and the Titles given to
the Emperor in it are—" Napoleon, Emperor of the
French, and King of Italy, Protator of the Ritual

Confederacy."
One of our Jcurnals Rates, that his Majefty has
awarded to Geber al Vietor the rewatd of his courage
and his Cervices. by elevating him to the rank of

Matfhal of the Empire.
The waters of Refrat have proved fo beneficial to
the health of the King of Holland, that his Majelty
appear► determined to continue their ufe tome time
longer. He till not, therefore, be at Paris, as was
expeeted, during the approaching fetes.
Iklarlhal Mailara arrived at Paris tome days (ince!

♦UGUST to.
Yellerday, previous to mafs, a denotation of the
Kingdom of Italy, confining of his Excellency M.
Miniller of War, M. Contorini, Member
of the Corifulta of State, and the Patriarch of Venice,
were introduced into the Cabinet of his Majetly the
Emperor and King, by his Excellency the Grand
Matter of the Ceremonies, and prefented to his Ma-
jefly by his Excellency the Miniller for Foreign
Affairs of the Kingdom of Italy. The Pirtriarch of
Venice (poke in the name of the Deputation.
After mat's, his Majefty received the confißory of
the reformed church of the department of the Seine,
prefented by his Excellency the Milliner of Public
Worthip. M. Marron, the Prefident, was the fpeaker.
The Council General of the Department of the
Seine were admitted to an audience of his Majefiy,
M. Ronal: de PEttaing, the Prelident, was their

ipeaker.
On the fame day, the Countefs de Metternich,
fpnnfe of the Ambaffadcr from his Majelly the Em
pernr of An(hill, was prefented to his Majefly. She
was cnndutted by a Mailer and an Aid of Ceremo-
nies, who went, to receive her at her hotel, in three
of the court carriages. She was received at the en-
trance of the apartments by Madame Maret, Lady
of the Palace, introduced by his Excellency the
Grand Matter of Ceremonies, and prefented by Ma.
dame Maret.
The audience being concluded, the Countefs de
Metternich was rc.cnnduaed to her hotel, with the
fArne pr( carton which had accompanied her on her
arrival.
At nine in the evening, his Serene Highnefs the
Prince Aid! Chancellor of the Empire was prefented
and took tile oaths to his Majefly.
ancusr 11.
A very important change has Taken place in his
Imperial Majetly's Miniflry. The Prince of Bene-
vento, Minister of Foreign Affairs, is promoted to
the dignity of Vice Grand Eta-tor of the Empire.—
The Adroinifiration of the Department of Foreign
Affairs is transferred to M. Champagny, the Miniiler
of the interior, who is to be Incceeded by M. Crete),
Member of the Councii (:l State. Thor three gen
tlemen on Sunday received the oath taken vn this
occafi-n, horn the hands of the Emperor.
The Minifier of War, ?via:that berthizr, Prince
of Neufchatel, is railed to the dignity of Vice Con.
Ilable of France, and General Clarke is appointed
Minifler of Wm-.
The Counfellor of State, Renault St. Jean d'An
gely, is appointed Secretary of State to the Imperial
family.
Difpatches have been fent by the Minifler of the
Marine to the different ports, ordering all 'solidifies
to ceafe a againtl the flags of Rutfia, Meckleriburgb,
Prnffia. and Embden.
By an ImperiarDecree, the Nation-4 Gnaqs of
the Rhine, and the Departments of the Interior, who
formed the Army of Referee for coveting toe Fron-
tiers, under General Kellerman, are to be relieved
from their duty on the 15. h. Thy are require(' to
depnfit their arms and accoutrements in the Imperial
Magazines.
On the Sth, the 5 percent. confols were at 87 franks
50 cents. ; on the loth, at S 6 franks 75 tents.
HAGUF., AUGUST 13.

His Majefly the King has by no means approved
of the conditel of the Governor of Curacoa, in his
defence of that place, but has given orders that he
and all the fe perfons concerned with htm [ball be
dcliveied ip t., the Supreme Tribunal, and prolecuted
with Ail Vie rigour &f the law.
FROM THE I.O'.VER El BE, AUGUST 7.

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On the 54., Mr. krekfon arrived at Tonningcn in
a (hip of war, fi,:nt whence he immediately fet out,
4Cci.mpanied by Mr. Nichols, Late Vice Conful at
gh, for Slerwick, where the Crown Prince
of D nmark rctides. The fr.:edy appearance of the
Eng,ofh in the S rind, is generally ci,nli.d.ered as an
ciTirt to give a new direai-n to the policy of the
Dana Oita. In tilde countries, people are very
uneary with retard to the confequences which an
event fey unexpeeted may produce. At K.:migraerg,
there ate about 1::c Danifh (hips, which ate trot per.
mitred t•I take in dui: Iddit.g, till it be utiderllood
drat their lading will not be on account of the Eng.
merchants.