Star.
London, England, 1802-08-14 00:00:00

SATUSI)AI', AUGUST 14.

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Tliis morning we rect.i%%.l French Journals to
the t 2th. A Ilarnbutgli Mal :OA arrived. The
Jl:onitrur of the I tth formally contradias the re-
ports which have been time time in circulation or
a plan fumed by Come of the Continental ?owers
to ,:Vntember the Turkilh Empire, and in parti•
eular tlt.tt France has any hollite intention to-
wards that Power. It contradiAf: alto Come re-
pits in regard to the French finances, and that
the French Coyfinment has negociated a loan
mi,h America. The ,176-:ir,ur of the loth contains
the project of a I.lw is regard to the Organization,
Jurildini:nt, and competency nettle Tribunals and
Judges of the Italian Republic.

Letters from Hanover Itate, that the KING of
PRUSSIA has rcquefted from the Regency of that
Eleaorate a palf.age for a caps of troops, and
that orders have t;,:ea givcn according!y.

The duel between Prince Suaow and General
CIF ICUT Ills not taken phee : the parties had
sn.td,:. choice of Leipfic as the rendezvous; but the
General not being able to arrive at the time
fixed, when he repaired thither, Pt ince S ("BOW had
already fa out fur his elate in the environs cf Moir
cow.

PARIS, Aucusr to.—Every thing publifited by
the Gazettes on the pretendcd prefent Rate t 4. the
Torkith empire is very much ex iggerated. The
projeas afcribed to the great continental powers
of an intended partition of .ts Rates are falfe. The
Emptror ALszatansit is not actuated by the mad-
nefs of conquell, and it is not at the moment when
the nit r CowsuL, of his own accord, and without
being, folicited by any power, is about to caufe
PoHand and the Genoefe States to be evacuated,
as he h is alrelde canted the States of the Pope
and of the h.i g of NA rLss; it is not at a moment
wilt') lit has ►hewn fo much difintereftednefs and
fo n.l..;tion, that he will employ himfelf with
plans of invafion and conquefl.
So far from this being the cafe, all the relations
with the Sublime Porte have been renewed, and it
requires no meat political penetration to fee the
imerefi which France has in the re•eflablifhment
of the Ottoman Empire in its full force and power.
Among the thoufands of projeCts daily laid be-
fore the Ft err Cow sus., he has obferved one drawn
up by a man well known, and filled with obfer.
vations on the prefent Rate of our finances, which
are fo ure th.kt it would appear to have been writ-
ten not at Paris but at China.

It is there laid that the five per cents. were not
balanced every year, but to the amount of so
rnillinns,. fo' that one half remained every year
ithout bei:.g balanced, which was evidently a
reaf .71 fa; difcre:::ting the whole. Thofe who have
thz flightek I.7.awlf.dge of our funds mutt know,
that on the :a of Veltdemiaire, year to, we had
only 3st of rr,Tions of per cents. confolidated.
Ano:her alf_rtion ecraily falfe is, that the Go-
vernment ha: ne:;ociated a loan with the Ameti..
cans, payable is ten years, at ten per cent. ;mere!".
How could an abfurdity of this nature be believed
by a man, whole lutfluefs is to audy and write on
the finances ? There data, however, are adumed
by three fourths of thole who fpcak right or wrong
on one finances : trirlinj minds neither read Lor
examine any thing pr. foundl.,--.
Evrry perfon is at lib:rty to make calculaticns
according, co his own manner, both in finances and
polity ; but to be fo filly as coiled Inch faits,
and to make th sni the bark of ferious memoirs
?relented to the Chief of the State, is to f.:ppore
eithe: that he emplO)s !Amid( very little with the
adroi.atrati: n of the State, or that he is very ig•
twritr....—ilt:nitrur. Five rer Cents. 53 fr. 4o C.
IP:testa, J.n.v zB.—His Royal Highnefs the
Archduke CNA! LES paffed the La night with
more trangnility than the preceding. He was
even able to remain an hour out of bed. A coo.
iit, Awn Paris has paired through Ibis city, on his
way to Confiantinorie, with the treaty of peact.
between France and the Porte.

BANKS r 7nt MAYNE AUG. t.—We learn from
11icti, that the Hereditary Paincs of ORANGE
art ived on the tsth ult. at Oranienflein; the Pass
et sr, hil conftirt, arrived at Dien. on the ilk and
men vfintning the reigning PR tams trade her ft)
lemn entry into that city. The rtigt4ttg PRINCi

the 'city of Diet!, an a fimilar runt to DiLitn-
bourg and Herhein. The Grand Ducaass of
Russia, fpoufe of Princc CONSTANTANI, arrived
.at Carel on the 28th.

Aucusr t.—We hove received very
alarming details on the preens fituation of the
Petty Cantons. The departure of the French
troops hac revived the hopes of the malcontents,
%%Ito openly announce their defign of forming there
Cantons into a Democratic and Independent Re-
public. A deputation from the Frickthal has
been here fume time. The objea of this million
seems to be the union of that country with Hel-
vetia.

Atiourr :.—The French troops are on their
march in all quarters to quit Helvetia. They
left Zurich the day before yefterday, after having
occupied that city without interruption flute the
t 7th of April 1798. The Helvetic troops of the
line are rued to their full complement, and
meafures are taking for the formation of a militia.
whiz!) in cafe of need will replace the French
troops. The choice of a town for the feat of
Government is not fettled. No place, indeed,
can be more convenient than Berne, but it is ep•
prehended, it is faid, that this place may be the
focus of certain intrigues, which might endanger
the ezifience of our Government, as yet weak, to
that other towns have been propofed. Prepara-
tions are now making to join the Rhone and the
Lake of Geneva with the Rhine.
Lawman, Juzy at.—The celebrated Swedith
frigate la Freya, of 44 guns, and 3so men. corn-
maaded by Capt. Amex, under the orders of
Vice-Admiral Baron Von Caozarraost, anchored
here lail Sunday after a cruize on the mails of
Barbary. In confequence of the abdication made
at Rome by CHARLES ErlituuaL, in favour of the
Duke of Aorr, his brother, a proclamation was
pohlifired at Cagliari, by Prince CHARLES Faux,
of Savoy, Duke of GENEVA, Viceroy and Lieute-
nant-Generarof Sardinia, to announce this event
to the people of Sardinia, and to inform them that
the oath of fidelity to the new Sovereign will be
adminiftered with the ufual formalities.