Star.
London, England, 1801-09-22 00:00:00

LONDON.

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER ss.

Nom Gull x 111. c atnenxn..Holiday 'caliche Publicefiltes
bass bargains vim nude at the Stock Exchange this naming
at the foaming prices
3 pa Cent. CooL spi—.ditto, for ace. 50—Oral:dun ti to if.'

We this morning received Paris papers of the
17th inflant. They contain hardly one word of
sews.

We have already informed our Readers that it
had been required on the part of the Pops from
the French Emigrant Bifhops that they Should re.
lign Their Bilhoprics. The matter was referred to
a Committee, confifling of two Archbifhops and
two Bifhops. Their Report being received it was
taken into conlideration by a. meeting affembled
leflerday, which was attended by eighteen Bifhops.
After force debate, the Arcbbifhops of Aix and of
Bourdcauz, and the Billsop of Comignes, gave in
their refignations, conformably to the with of Ms
Notusefi! or rather of BON ...rats-R.—Thole who did
to certainly afted a more prudent part than the
others: it is even not impoffible that they may
receive and hold ecclefiaflical appointments, while
'Such things continue to be permitted in France I
It is not in France only, however, that changes
are taking place in Ecclefialtical matters, as our
Readers will fee by the following remarkable Edia
which has made its appearance at Munich, tole.
;sting the profeffion of all religions throughout
Bavaria, where the Roman Catholic Church only
has been hitherto authorized.
BY THE ELECTORAL PRINCE.

I. We have already, on the toth of November
Jail year, retired it to be made known to our pro.
vincial Colleges, that throughout the whole of our
High States, the Catholic Religion is no longer
to be confidered as an efential Article, nor other
Proftifions of Faith thenceforth to be excluded.
To this ordinance we were moved, as well by the
conviaion, that there is'neither in the Imperial
nor the provincial Conftitntion, any ground for
fuch exelufion, as from the confideration that the
concurrence of the profeffors of other Religions,
mutt contribute to the improvement of the
country, the ezercife of trade, the cultivation
of Laid, and the necelfary enterprifes, improve.
clients, and encouragement of trading induary.—
This is confirmed by the example of other
States, far advanced in cultivation, where the
exclufion of iliac who profefs other Religions,
on account of the peculiarity of . their tenets,
when in other refpeas they poffefs all the qualities
of good and ufeful citizens, has long been acknow-
ledged to be contrary to reafon and the fpirit of the
Chrifiian Religion. But although the profeffion
of other religious tenets be permitted, nothing is
outboard which may be contrary to the fubfilting
legal relations, or which maydemand any newregu-
lotions. We have therefore thought it conforma-
ble to our views, to make knows onr bet inten-
tions to all our fubjeas, in the confidence that,
laying afide all religious hatred, they will endea-
vour to receive with that refpea and love which
every religion prefcribes to men, the profeffors of
other religions, who with to ellablifh themfelves in
our High States, agreeably to the laws.' All pro-
vincial magiflrates are at the fame time reminded
that they are neither to oppofe any obfiacle, nor
to permit any obilacle to be oppofed to the cite-
blifliment of the profeffors of other religions, fo far
as they comply with the requifitions of the laws,
dißinguifh themfelves with ability, or are provided
with fulficient property, and that they are to con-
do& themfelves at all times in trig conformity to
this our will. In other refpeas it would be a mil:
interpretation of our Princely intentions, if this re-

gulation, Rowing from a principle of real State
policy, were to be confidered as any reflraint on,
or degradation of, the prefent (late of the Reli-
gion of our fubjeas, to which we will never offer
any molellation. (Signed)

MAX. josern, EleCtoral Prince.
"-I Asta6.:Sor.

Dilpatches were yeßerday tent off to Lord
Neisow by esprefs, and Difpatches were received
this morning from his Lot dfhip.
Friday LIR the Right Honourable the Earls
STRATNNOIR And TTICONNAL, Lady SUSAN
CAR/ENTAIL, Mr. and Mrs. CAMTNONN, the Mils
CAWTHORN S, Mr. lAA's's and Mr. Las, all fet out
from Edinburgh for Gla:rimis
The Right Hon. the Earls of CNOLAIONDBUT
and Lady, Lord MALPAS and Lady CMANLOTTS
CNOLMONDILLAT. the Hon. C. Wat.Lor, Efq. M. P.
Vint wow, Efq. Mrs. LAURI, Li., family and
{cite, Hon. STAFFORD Amu, Efq. are all ar-
rived at Glafgow.

By letters of the 4th nit. received Mier- day from
Dominica, we learn, that the Bth Weft-India Re-
D.anent of Foot had arrived there from &. Bar.
udomew. The conduft of the Corps while at
the latter place was fo highly acceptable to
the inhabitants, that a deputation was ap
pointed to return thanks to Li. utenant-Coloncl
WiLsow, to whom a Sword, of the value of one
hundred guineas, was ordered It, be p, Sensed, as
a tellimony of the very high fenfe they entertained
of hie Cervices, while Governor and Conanandoa
of Ulu. 4114