Star.
London, England, 1807-11-25 00:00:00

LEIPSIC, OCTOBER 04

Changes in all the parts of the public adminiUra•
Lion of Pi uGiQiU continue, and many perfons who
filled important polls, find thensfelves deprived of
their employments. it would be ufelefs to endeavotar
to give an ma lilt of them ; it will be fufficient to
=endow the names of fume perfons who have been
dillinguifited in the diplomatic career, and who are
inow"tio longer employed : among this number ate,
(without including M. M. De Haugwitz, Harden-
burg, and Lucchtlini) the late Prutfian Envoy. at
Vienna, Count de Keller, the late Minitter to the
Diet of Ratifbon, Count de Goortz ; the former
Minifter at Patio.
BERLIN, OCTOBER 38.

It is confirmed that M. de Bucholtz has been ap-
pointed Ptutfian Minifter at the Court of Drefden,
M. Von Schladen goes certainly to Peterfburgh, in
the fame-quality, where Count Lehndorf has hither-
to been employed as Charge d'Affaires. The Erope-
tor-of Ruffia •has ptefented M. Von Scbladen with
the intinnis of the Order of St. Ann. Colonel Schant-
bort', Direaor of the Military Department, and
Chief of the Staff of the army of General Blucher,
has received the fame decorations.

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER sc.

I PRICE OF S FOcILS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK:
, 3 per Cent. Contra*, fur runner 63f —for arcnunt 63ff.
Umnium t f prcm.—Excbeg Digs, 3s. prem.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
3 per Cent. Red 64 63 Imperial 3 per Cent.
3 per C. Coal 63f: Excheq. 111111, 45. Is. as. pr.
4 per Cent. Et Omnium if pr.
.1 per Cent. l'iArf Ef f I Tickets for ad City Lot. 71 sp
Loog Ann. t7f iplOf Conl for see. 63}f
India Bond. par as. clif.

Intell:gence from the Continent, on• the accuracy
of which we place the firmeil reliance, induces us to
believe that Bomaraars is determined to force Ame-
rica to take a decided part in the war, either on the
flee of Great Britain or France. At one of his levees,
a fhort time fince, he declared publicly is General
Aatarreuxe that he would not admit of any Nen-
' trals in the War ; and he added, " Yon may tell,
your employers, that they may join with England, if
they pleafe ; but it is toy determination to eztermi.
pate thole proud Iflanders from the face of the earth!"_
The latenefs of the hour at which the French
papers reachel us yesterday, obliged us to confine•
ourextraft to an abridgement of the important arti-
cle which appeared in the Illonitevr of the r 3th ini.
Our analyfis contained all the leading points,.but
the article is too interefting for any part of it to be
withheld from our Readers. We have do:refute
given a full copy in the preceding 'alumni.

The ankle in qusttion commences with remarks.
on the four lattExpeditions fent out from this country;
three of which, namely, thole to Cortautinople,
Egypt, and Buenos Ayres, it treats with the coal
tempt with which, from the manner in which they
have been concluded, they defer•e to be treated—
but on the one to Copenhagen, which h as been in a
great meafure fuccefsful, it bellows, of courfe, the
mat unqualified abufe, Iligmatifing it as " the mat
atrocious expedition of which hiltory can preferve
the remembrance :" and then, in the nest clank, it
Rate', that the

" PRINCB REGENT' of PORTPGAL LOSES HIS THRONE,
Becaufe be would no, feize the Britrjb niertbantlise tt
Lid3on ;" an ad, which, if he had committed it,
would have been at leaft as dithonourable and unjutt
as our feizure of the Danilk fleet. What language,
then, !hall we find !Iron enough to charaderise a
barbarous irruption into liis dominions, with a view
to dethrone him, for not committing this-atrocious
breach of faith ? Here the guilt and villainy are ac
cumulated—they are laid on two-fold. We, with a
view i.e &corky, rein the Navy of Denmark ; a
power that had itfelf not been very fcrupulous on
fimilar occafirms, as its conduit to Hamburgh, in
the year t Sot teftified. The virtuous polfelfor of
they Bourbon fceptre dethrones a Prince for preferr-
ing. untainted hanour, and barbaroully overwhelms
a kingdom of people incapable of offending him, on
account of the integrity of their Prince : The ad is
foul, and the motive more foul Rill ; (o that, even if
our attack upon Copenhagen were as unjutt as it is
beret reprefeated, we have not to go far in qua of
a4afe that weeds it in iniquity, beyond all reach of
comparifon. This inmendo, however, of what is to
be the future fate of the Paws Relator, affords us
catiderable regret. His equitable conduct with
refpead to Btitifh property entitles him to our cow,
patflon : we with we could have added, that the
magnanimity of his mind had given him a claim to
our admiration ! What our Knitters may have don.
with a view to fecute that fleet, of which it appears
the rightful owner it no longer to have the command,
we arc not at pretest prepared to fay : but that we
have had at leaf as great facilities for withdrawing
it as BONAPARTI has had for retaining it, can, we
think, admit ' or'no doubt ; and, if the Panics of
POILTIMAL is to fall, it were* well that his &drops
thould not poffers all the plunder.

AUSTRIA HAS DEEILARED WAR
AGAINST ENGLAND.

The reafon aflgned for this is the injußice of our
aggreflion againfl Denmark ! If there be any truth
in the motive of signed, we may foon cape& to hear
of the Emperor FRANCIS declaring war againtt NA.
PeLiom for his unjuft aggreffion againft Portugal!
Has be himfelf fuffered nothing from the aggreffion
of France ? Nay, France has left to him no will of
his own ? The very meafure now adopted by FRAN cis
proves this, and will haßen on his own ruin: It may
fuit the policy of NAPOLICK to war with the Com-
merce of Britain ; but when thofe Princes, who are
obliged to become his tools are neceffitated, for his
gratification, to wage war with the commerce of their
own fubjefts, the confequences may eafily be forefeen.
What we long ago predided teems battening to
its completion. Not a fragment will be left of the
ancient fabric of European Government. Another
Power is on the verge of annihilation. By a vefel
which arrived from Bilboa yefterday, accounts have
been received of a

CONSPIRACY AGAINST THE KING OF

SPAIN.

Some light is thrown on this affair by the follow.
ing important Decree, which was ifued from the
palace of San Lorenzo on the 3oth ult. snit addraid
to the Governor of the Council ad interim :

N C. R.
" Goo, who watches over his creatures, does not permit the

confnutmation of atrocious deeds, when the intended vidtima are
innocent• Thus his Omnipotence has raved me from the molt un-
beard•cf cataftrophe. My people, my fubjeds, all know my
Cluiftianity and faded habits. They all love me, and I receive
from all of them proofs of their veneratlon—fuel as the eonduet
of a parent calls for from his children. I lived perfuaded of this
felicity, and devoted to the repofc of my family, when an un•
known hand difcovered the molt atroelon.% and unheard-of eon-
fpiracy, which was carried on in tny own palate, againft my per-
fon—My life, which has fo often been in danger, was too long in
the eyes of sty fratior, who, infatuated by prejudice, and alien-
ated from every principle of eltriftianity that my paternal care
ant love had taught him, bad entered into a projed Cu dethrone
me, Informed of this, I thought proper to inquire perfonally Into
the truth of the fadt, and furprlfing bin In wry room, I found in his

poffeffion the cypher of his correfpondence, and of the inikudiona
be had received from the vile confpirators.
" In confequence of this diftovery, I immediately convoked the
Governor and Council, in order that they might make the nee&
fart' inquiries ; and the refult has been the detedtiun of leveret
snalefatton,whofe imprifonment I have ordered; as aim the ar-
reft of my fon at his reildence. This Is an additional aggravation
of the afilidion I labour under—but however painful to my feel-
ings, it fnuft be fubmttted to, as it is of the unnoft importance to
the fupprelEon of loch a confpiraey. At the fame time that I di-
redt the publication of this affair to my fubjefts, I cannot avoid
esprefEng to them the regret by which I am agitated—but that
regret will be alleviated by the demonftrations of their loy3lty.
You will take the proper matures to have this decree circu-
lated in due form. CHARLES R."

By command of his Majtily, 1 tranfmit this decree to your
Bacellency,inoreer that ft may be duly promulgated.
" Signed by the Minifters, and addreffed to all Vice-
roys, &c. &c."

We fubmit this moll monftrous paper to our
Readers without preface. It bears its own horrible
eharailer on its front. The poor, feeble, unoffending
Prince of ASTURIAS is thus by the impatience of the
Prince of the Peace (the inftrument of France), to be
facrificed, and his own father is made his accufer—
not becaufe he was an objell of dread, but becaufe he.
was furrounded by all the honour of the realm. The
*each had taken the moll cautious Reps as prelimi-
naries to this atrocious att. They fecured all the
firong places—their army is polled every where to
controul and command the natives—Portugal fur-
nailed a pretext for their march, and we fee the refult
of the diabolical fchcme.

The circumllance of the King finding his fon in
his (the King's) own room, with the cypher and evi•
dence of a parricidal confpiraey upon him, has very
much indeed the complexion of a theatrical contri-
vance. What could bring the Prince of ASTURIAS

from his own refidtnce to the King's apartment, with
fuch a document about him ? The intent& of the
King of SPAIN, as well as of the Prince of A3Tu. atat,
is tolerably well known, and Europe cannot be igno•
rant of the character of the Prince of the Piaci, or
of his fubferviency to 13tmararrs. The whole of
this tranfadion warrants the fufpicion of a fcheme
to entrap the Prince of ASTURIAS, and to iiirpore'l
upon his father for the pu.pofe'of deltrojing ttre
one and depoling the other. When all who are oto:
uoxious to the views of BONAPARTep and attached to'
this branch of the Boulteom family, are by the Prince
of the Paaca and his Council pronounced guilty of
this confpiracy, and confequently fet afide, then the
old KING may be fafily decreed as " unfit to reign."
It is a remarkable circumilance, that a report of the
arrAffination of the King of SPAN wat, as we fome
time fince mentioned, quite current at Litton, long
before, as it appears from the proclamation, any 4
fuch plat was detedeti At Madrid.