Star.
London, England, 1805-01-28 00:00:00

HAMA URGII MAILS.

PARIS, Jaw. g.—Our Government have had &ve-
nt important dircuiSons with Count CaIIINTZIL,
the Roman Imperial Ambaffador here. relative to
the affairs of Italy, which have gisen rife to many
faslfe reports. There is no doubt, however,-that thole
apparent differences will Coon be terminated in an
amicable manner. Our funds have again affumed
their ufual pofition, and are now laetween 57 and 58.
The liege of Gibraltar, which the Englifh have
now had in their poiliffion szatly a hundred years,
is to be undertaken with from eighty to a hundred
thoufand men. The camp at St. Rods will be more
numerous than during the American war.
Gitotto, Dec. f6.—Reports have Item for tome
time circulated, from various quarters, that changes
will loon take place in the Ruffian Miniftry, by which,
according to fome, the friends 'of France. or accord-
ing to others, Statefmen devoted to ere Englith in.
terefl, will come into favour. The tenth is, tbat no.
thing of all this is knnwn at St. Pelsriburgls ; that
Count WORN ZO/ is gone to Mokow from his eaves;
that the Monarch honours him with his entire con-
fidence, and frequently calls him to his Councils;—
that,laftly,hiscoadjutor, Prince Cz AILTOIL I SR I, con-
do& himfelf in the Adminiftration of public bufmefs
with a prudence and moderation which cannot but
fecure to him the approbation of his Imperial Ma-
jeßy. Thofe are greatly miflaken who believe that
the Emperor is inclined to change his political fyf-
tem and his Ministers. His Imperial Mikity has
only one fyllem, which is the fyftem of the dignity of
his Crown, and a juts balance in Europe. This fyf.
tem prefcribing to his Imperial Majesty one ccurfe,
which in no cafe can be dependent on the manner in
which the Minitters perfunally view the fyilems of
other Courts.

VILIMA, Dec. 26.—1 t is confidently hoped, that
the peace of the Continent will not be interrupted.
as the Courts of Vienna, Peterfburgh, and Bolin, en-
multi the fame fentiments on this fubjea, and will;
it is faid, take meafures, in concert with each other,
for maintaining a Rate of tranquillity.
Jaw. 9.—M. ROCHEFOUCAULT, the new French
Ambafador to our Court, is expelled here very font.

A great number of (hips have been wrecked in the
Black Sea, in the late norms, by which the Atli*.
rance Company at Theft has IoR to the amount of
400,000 florins.
Jan. s o.—The Papal Nuntio has delivered to Count
Ras u stowszv a letter from his Holiners, addrdfed
to the Emperor of Rutsa, which the Count is to for-
ward. His Holiners Rates, that he has obtained the
seleafe of the French emigrant Vergennes, who was
waled at Rome lift fummer.

Five regiments hive lunched from Bohemia, to
join the cordon on the Italian frontier.
STRALSUND, Jas. 7.—Yelterdsy their Swedifh Ma-
jetties, with the young Princefs their daughter, left
this place for Mittau.
&rent Nowt. JAN. I.—Their Swedifh Majeflies are
expeded here, for certain. before the end of the pre-
tent month. Sledges are already fent to Yftad for
their reception.
In our Court Calendar, the Count de LILLE,

Louis XVIIL is Qyled King.
Flom Iru.v, Dac. t L—French troops continue
to march from Upper Italy to the Ecclefianical Hate,
and to the Neapolitan territory. Eighteen thou-
(and men are now an-ambled between Cevignola and
Goggio, waiting for orders to enter the kingdom of
Naples.
Roma, Dec. to.—The contagion has ceafed at
Leghorn, but our meafures of precaution are con-
tinued. It was the fear of that diilemper which in-
duced Lucian BoNAPARTP to quit Rome fo fudden-
ly. At Pefaro he took a houfe fur three months,
when a commiffioner of health arrived there from
Venice, whereupon Lucien, fearing imminent dan-
ger, left Pefaro the fame night, and is now at Milan,
ander the name of Gec. Boy II It.

It is Alerted, that at the time when General Via•
um received orders to fciae all Britifh property at
Leghorn, the French Charge d'Affaires demanded the
Imprifonment of the few Englifhmen in Tufcany,
which was refuted by the Court. The anfwer is
Gated to be, that although a war betwixt Spain and
England be very probable, the Court could not con-
fider the latter power as its enemy, nor commit an
at which would be contrary to its neutrality.

Floss 'VAL,' Dee. :4—New propofals of indem-
nity have been made to the King of Sardinia, which
would annul the independence of the Republic of the
Seven Mends. The King referred them to a great
Northern Court, which declined them.
Nor Las, Dec. 14.—The demands that our Court
ball abandon its neutrality, are Paid to be fo urgent,
that the Englifis Minifter apprehends he mutt loon
quit this capital.
Maw, Dac. 24.—It is aliened, that the Italian
troops, at prefent in France, will be fent back to the
Italian Republic, and that the French troops in the
latter will enter the Neapolitan territory.
COILSTANTINOPLI, Nov. 2o.—The Ruffian Envoy,
Count Irm.trisev, had lately a long conference with
the Reis Effendi, which is fuppofed to have for its
&kit the concerns of the lonian blonds. and the
nation of the Ruffian troops there. All the reports
of the landing of Ruffian troops on the 'Fur kith ter-
ritory are contradited, both by the Turkilh Ministry
and the Ruffian Envoy.
• Nov. v.—The Court of Ruffia continues to rein-
force its troops at Corfu—for, on the 24th, another
Ruffian frigate and Tome tranfports, with Soo men
on board, arrived in our port, bound to that Wand.
According to the accounts of the men, another con-
voy of troops will proceed from Sehallopol for the
fame declination, before the winter fets in.
The Spanifh Envoy has received, by a courier, who
bad an incredible quick paffage, the intelligence of
0041 war betwixt Spain and England, and he has
communicated it to the Porte, which has caufed a
great fenfation in the Divan. It is thought that this
news may effera a change in the prefent political fyf.
tem of the Porte.
A convention is agreed upon between the Porte
and ISKikl. Parma, who has ufurped the govern-
ment of
_Acre, by virtue of which he is confirmed as
to deliver to the Porte
SZZAR Pacna, which
,cnes account, do not
rtfts ihilligethey were
snore. CarTAIN

P.tena has in oonfequenee railed the blockade of
Acre, and it ihortly expeEted here with his fquadron.
A new Miniller from the Republic of the Seven
Mandl arrived here, and had his Mt audience of the
GRIND VIZIER, and the GRAND SIGNIOR. His &ft
bufinefs was, to reprefent to the Porte, that his Go-
vernment was not able, from its confined fituation,
to pay the tribute, in an-ear for three years, of
70,0c0 piaßres annually ; whereupon the GRAND
Sutras letrencd the film for the time paR to 40,000
piati: es a year, which fum was aftually paid by the
faid Minitter.

As loon as the GRAND SFIGI4IOIt was informed
that the troops had received no pay for more than
two months pail, he ordered a forced loan of two
millions piatires to be levied on the merchants and
rich people in his dominions; commanding, at the
fame time, that the troops &mild be paid their ar•
rears twice over, to remove all caufe of dilTatisfac-
lion.

Daestessa G.—About three months ago the Ser.
vians feat a deputation to the Porte, by which they
declared that amid all the oppretEons they had fuf-
fered, they had never any intention to withdraw
themfelves from the Sovereignty of the Grand Seig-
nior, as they only had been forced to infurredion by
the exatftions and tyranny of their Government. On
this reprefentation they were promifed by the Porte
all poffible affillance and a Governor of the Grefk
religion.
The new deputation, therefore, which has now ar-
rived front Servia, has given in a note, reminding the
I'orte of its promife, and requelling that the province
of Servia may be created into a principality, and like
Moldavia or Wallachia, be governed by a Greek
Prince as Hofpodar.
The Grand Seignior has withed the Divan to come
to a decifion. Within the tail ten days two Councils
of State have bcen held, and the PORTS teems in-
clined to gtar.t the petition of the Servians; as a-
-1
patches have been fent by a Courier to Prince Yrs'.
WTI, the Hufpodar of Wallachia, requiring him to
tranfmit to the PORTS his opinion on this plan, toge-
ther with an accurate ftatament of the income and
expenditure of the province of Se: via.
The Porte having been afked fourteen days ago
for an efcurt to Marthal Bau me, through Turkey,
an officer and the men neceffary for that purpofe are
appointed, carriages and honks have alto been pro-
cured ; but the Martha' Pays again, that he will
wait at Conftantinople for another courier from Paris.
FLOM TIM RUSSIA', FRONTISR, JAS. I.—The
Ruffian Charge-d'Affaires, M. D'Ousatc, who is
arrived at Peterfburgh, is nominated a Counfeller of
State, has received an appointment in the Depart
ment of Foreign Affairs, and confiderable prefents
betides.
Scaceswic, JYN. la.—Their Swedi(h Majeffies
arrived at Haderfleben yeflerday, from Lubec and
Eutin, on their return to Sweden, through Jutland,
Sealant, and Helfinborg.
Fcetaaca, Dec. !S.—Several Court Officers, and
among the reft, the Qaeen's Cook, have been dif-
miffed fuddenly.
The Auffrian Cordon on the Italian frontiers, is fo
numerous, that it is conftsiered as a Corps of Obfer-
vation.
FROM THI VISTULA, Jay. a.—The EMPRIOR of
Russia has been pleafed to appoint the city of Kiel
as the future refidence of the Count de LILLI, leav-
ing it entirely at the Count's option to remain, until
milder -weather comes, at the Cattle of Mittau,
where every preparation is made for the reception of
that Prince.
thou!, JAW. 5 is afferted, that a treaty of
fubfidy is on the carpet between Great Britain and
Sweden; the execution of which is Rill liable to fume
difficulties.
M. SCINMILPINHINce's deftination for an impor-
tant poll in our Republic is no longer doubtful, and
derives additional confirmation from the general re-
port that our Secretary of State for Foreign Rela-
tions, M. VAIIDERGOSS, is appointed his fuccelfor in
the Embaly to Paris.
AINSTSIDAM, JAN. B.—Oar papers Rate, that the
Anfirian Ambaffador at Paris has prefented a note,
relative to the cordon of Aufiriar, troops on the fron-
tiers of Italy, and to the affairs of the Italian Re-
public. •
Next week Tome Englifli manufaSures that have
been feized, will be fold for the benefit of the Gallo-
Batavian Army.
CADIZ, DEC. 13.—Admiral GRIMY* is fhortly
expetled here from Paris. All 'hips of war here,
and at Carthagena, are fitting out, and many lea-
men are levied.
There are Rill 16 millions of dollars on the way
from our colonies, and it is feared that a part thereof.
will fall into the hands of the Englills,
The Englith fquadron off Ferrol has received a
reinforcement of revere' (hips of war.
Dac. to.—A Spainh frigate with fpecie
and produce is carried into Gibraltar. She is valued
at two millions piafires.

; I"aclaof Acre, on engaging ti
!. the treafure• of the late Dom
according to the CAPTAIN PAC
exceed two millions of Oath/
thuught to amount to mud' u