Star.
London, England, 1802-09-30 00:00:00

NOTI OP THI TRENCH MINUTIA.

The underfigned Minifter Extraordinary of the
French Republic to the Diet of the Germanic Em-
pire, has taken the earließ opportunity of tranf-,
'pitting to his Government the refcript communi-
cated by the fub-delegate of Bohemia to the erre-
ordinary Deputation of the Empire, in the fitting
of the 24th of Auguß, and communicated alto to
the underfigned on the agth of the Paid month.—
He is charged to tranfmit to the Deputation the
following obfervai ions :—The FIR sr Coxsur. I,
been much affeacd to fee that his intentions for
fecuring the peace and profperity of the Germanic
Bodyhave been mifunderftood, fince they reproach
him with not having artfwered the overtures made
by his Imperial and Royal Majefty, fince the con-
clufion of the Treaty of Luneville, and having
thus retarded to Germany, that interefting portion
of Europe, the advantages of the Peace, he mull
declare, that the overtures which, though confi-
dential and fecret, are at prefent publicly allud-
ed to by the Court of Vienna, far from being cal-
culated to procure the execution of the 9th ar-
ticle of the Treaty of Luneville, could tend
on), to remove, rather than to indicate the means
of providing for the indemnification of fo many
fecular Princes who had fuftained fuch con-
fiderable loffes ; their only objea was to regu-
late the Indemnification of the Archduke Faso:-
WAND, by employing lay and hereditary domi-
nions. The projeas of the Court of Vienna tended
to extend its territory beyond the Lech, and their
effea confequently would have been to crate Ba-
varia from the number of the powers.
Juftice and generofity, which are always the
firft heard in the heart of the Fizsr Consul., made
it a law with him, to forget what wrongs the
Eleaor might have done to the Republic, and not
to fuffer to perith a Rate weakentd and threatened,
but however hitherto fecured by the policy of the
governments interefted in maintaining a jut equi-
librium in Germany ; for if the equilibrium of
Europe requires that Auftria fhould be great and
powerful, that of Germany requires that Bavaria'
fhould be preferved entire, and proteoed from all
farther invafion. What would become of the
Germanic Body, if the principal Rates which corn-
, pore it ihould fee their independence every mo-
ment endangered ? and would • not the honour
even of that ancient federation fuffer, by weaken-
ing a Prince whore Houfe has concurred in fo
honourable a manner to the eftablifhment and
fupport of the Germanic Conftitution ? It is
not then at Path that the infinnations of the
1 Court of Vienna, in regard to the affairs of Ger-
i many, could be received, and though it has fince
renewed them at Peterlburei, they could not
meet with better fuccefs- The great and gene-
rous foul of the Emperor ALEXANDER could not
permit him to nested the interefts of Bavaria,
which were recommended to him alto by the
ties of blood, and by every confideration of
found policy. Having been unable to fucceed,,
either atPeterfburgh or Paris, the Court of Vienna
neverthelefs purfued at Munich the execution of
its projeBs, and it was the communication of his ,
uneafinefs made by the Ele6or to the French and
Ruffian Governments, which contributed above all
to Make them feel the neceffity of uniting their
influence to protect the hereditary Princes, fecure
the execution of the feventh Article of the Treaty
of Luneville, and not to fuffer to fall to the
loweft rank one of the oldelt and net long ago
one of the moll powerful houfes of Germany.
—The underfigned, therefore, is 'charged to
declare to the Deputation, that the States of
his Serene Highnefs the Eleaor Palatine of Ba-
varia, as well as the poffeffions deftined for him
as indemnities, and as neceffary for re-eltablifh-
ing the equlibrium of Germany, are naturally
and indifpenfably placed under the protection of
the Mediating Powers ; that - the Firit Conful,
perfonally, will not fuffer the important place of
Pafau to remain in the hands of Au firia, nor al-
low it to obtain any part of the territories which
Bavaria poffeffes on the right of the Inn ; for he
confiders that there would be no independence for
Bavaria, the moment when the troops of Auftria
fhould be near its capital. It remains to the un-
rout. adt
divulgingtook
theeels Dep
fealneg:i
confidence, and the fccrecy of which ought con-
&Trendy to have remained facred ; but he has
been conftrained to it by jail reprifals, and by the
value which he attaches to the opinion and efteem
of the brave and loyal. German People.
Ileptember z 3. ( signed ) LATORET.
NOTE OP THE RUSSIAN MINISTER.
The underfigned Plenipotentiary of his Majelly
the Emperor of all the Ruffias, to the Germanic
Diet, has teen a Note, dated the fame day, which
was tranfmitted to the Extraordinary Diet Of
'the Empire. in name of the French Republic, in
confequence of the refcript communicated by the
Sub-delegate of Bohemia to the Deputation, in its
Sitting of the a4th of Aug. and communicated alfo
to the underfigned on the 28th of fame month. At
prefent he can only refer to the contents of his note
delivered to the deputation next day Aug. es:, with-
' out dwillingonthe faits Whichprecededand render-
eiseeedfitey disconcert between Ruffi* andirance.
Att ie nu* again declare, that his Imperial Ma.
jeflr 'has nunifeßei the fentiments of juftite by
winch he is diftinguifhed, and the intereft be takes
in the happinefs and equilibrium of the Germanic
Empire, in the declaration which he canted to be
tranfmitted on the tilth of Ansa tall, conjointly
with the FIRST CONSUL. His IMPERIAL MAJESTY
cannot then but expel its fpeedy accompliflunent.
He particular) confiders the Hereditary States of
his &retie HirmeGi the lEledlor PALATINe of 'Bk.
',ARIA. as we as the
indifpenfably placed under the
protection of the mediation ; and has no doubt that
amen of Pain will be immediately given up
awe deabeatien. (Signed) Baron as DvnLan.
Dram, Sept. ts.

After reading the above two Nato% which wm
followed by that of the declaration of Baron ne
HOGIL the Imperial Plenipotentiary, in which
he refuted to ratify the condemn of the Deputation
of the Bth, the difculion was returned. Bohemia
declared that new orders from its Court, impofed
on it the obligation of perfitiing in its refufal be-
fore announced, of agreeing to the admilflon of the
plan contained in the declaration of the blinifiers
of the mediating Powers.
The vote of Saxony was converted into a Cots.
china, and communicated to the Imperial Pleni-
potentiary in the ufual form as follows :
The Direetory, in alledging the reafons con-
tained in the Protocol, will- endeavour to induce
the Plenipotentiary of his Imperial Majesty not to
refute his acceftion to the conduit:on formed in the
fitting of die Bth of this month, and to commu-
nicate it, as loon as poffible, to the blinifters of
the mediating - Powers. The Direflory, at the
fame time, will make known to the Paid Plenipo-
tentary, that his decree, and the terms found in it,
cannot have for objeilt to tnifiake the relation in
which that Deputation Rands in regard to the
Plenipotentiary.
The Imperial Plenipotentiary has fince addreffed
on the 13th feveral decrees of the Imperial Com-
miffion, and declarations to the Deputation of the
Empire. We are aifured that his Excellency per-
fifts in his refufal to ratify the Corflufurn of the Bth.
The Deputation is Rill alembled this day, and it
is prefumed, that the fitting will be highly ante-
rang.

FRANCE.

PARIS, SEPTEMBER 27.

The commander of the Danifh frigate the The-
tis, has informed the Commiffaries in our ports,
by a letter, dated Leghorn Roads, Sept.-2, that
the difference between Denmark and the Regency
of Tripoli has been completely adjußed ; at the
fame time, he hates, that no Danith chip can or
ought to be freighted for Tripoli, on account of
the war which that regency (till carries on againft
Sweden and the United States of America.

We learn from Breda that die French troops in
the pay of the Batavian Republic, as well as the
Dutch national troops, who are now changing
their garrifons, are in full motion. The 17th and
54th demi-brigades of infantry of the French line
will foon proceed to the Tile of Walcheren to em-
bark there for their deftination:

The FIRST ConsuL will receive at St Cloud,
every Sunday,at eleven in the forenoon,the Mem-
bers of the Firft Conftituted Authorities.

Letters from Conflantinople, ofthe 12th Auguß
Rate, that the Englab had entirely evacuated Egypt.
The Turks alledge, that before their embarkation'
they fold, at a low rate, to the rebellions Beys, all
the remnants of their Rores in that province.

LONDON. •

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER ga
MICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK'
3 per Cent. CordVa igli—
Old want. Aka tot fa.• 8 dif.

Yefterday a Mellinger arrived from Paris, with
Difpatches from Mr. MIIRLY, by which we under-
Rand that no day is fixed for M. Amnaaosses de-
parture from Paris, though he is prepared to fet
out at a few hoprs notice. Mr. SZBASTSANI had
left Paris for Algiers, accompanied by Mr. Jos s RT.
Whether the latter gas any particular milfion does
not appear.

French Journals of the 27th have been receiv-
ed. The infurreEtion in Switzerland Rill con-
tinues ; and it will be teen by an article from Berne,
that the number of men now in arms is Rated at
more than ten thoufand. To put an end to there
difturbances, it has been propofed to create a cen-
tral over which, by reconciling all parties, may
reftore that confidence fo neceffary in the prefent
unfettled Rate of affairs. There is every reafon
however to believe, that the French Government
will interfere ; and it is highly probable, alter
what has already taken place, that Switzerland
may be united to the French Republic.
By there Journals we have been furnilbed with
feveral State Papers, and the lateft proceedings of
the Diet of Ratilbon.

The Imperial Commiffion at Ratilbon has ad-
dread to the Extraordinary Deputation of the
Empire a decree, dated the 13th of September, in
which, after a civil acknowledgment of the gond
intentions of the mediating powers, the general
adoption of the plan is tub is objeaed to, and a
previous ditcuifion of the claims of the teveral
powers is recommended. Immediately fbbfequent
to the ,reading of this paper, the Direaarial
Minifter communicated to the Deputation two
notes to the fame eftta, and the deliberations
being returned, the Min Mer of Bohemia declared
it to be Rill the intention of hirCourt to perfevere
4n its oppofition to the pip propoted by the me.
dieting Powers. The night of Bramionberg td=
tiled his furprife at the refufal of the Imperial
Mai*, find the

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Imperiil Flecipoteliary

and .not to refute

upon by shit useillating
flitter has gives in

Comm.) cieterustaation

formed by bem, sad

expre(aly declared.
charged with a dear'

4414, at the expinee

**Witty of which is raid to bo ineoefitient.
the refedence of the Auflrian troops in Paul. .44
note fays, in a moft decided tone, thetas •
of tbir plac, 6
,y the Imperial troop, will be reptired,
that the Houle of Aniria fhall obtain no terriory 044 i riot bag 49' tin Inn, as either would en 4
dann4
independence of Bavaria. The Ruffian Piege*
tentiary prefented a note to the fame effeft.
Rileof there prcceedipgs, on the part of Fr
fufliciently thews that Bomapsirs himfi 4;lf is 4.
peror of Germany, in fad, though not in flak
He fpealcs in a dictatorial manner to the Houki
Auflria, and it mutt obey.

On Tuefday laft Lord St. HELEN'S and fuittz
rived at Sheernefs from Rnffia, in the Loci;
frigate. On landing his. Lordthip imbed:*
proceeded to Chatham, on his way to town.
Yeflerday, at three o'clock, the Hon. 0364
SMITH, Surveyor General and Speaker of Urr
Canada, arrived at the Secretary of State's Oft;
in Downing-street, from Scotland :he bron,t
difpatches from his Excellency General Hul;
to the Right Honourable Lord HORAIT• Its
Gentleman left Quebec in Augull, and :net
tranfpbrts with the 49th Regiment, in the rile
St. Lawrence.

Yetierday a Qarterly General Court of pro,
prietors of EMI India Stock afrembled at the
dia Houle, purfuant to the Company's Chart;
when the minutes of the !aft General Conn of
the 23d of June were read. After readl
the minutes, Mr. ROCK put fame qualm ti
the Chairman relative to the depofition of Li
young Prince of ARCOT. The Chairman Ili
that this was a fubjea not immediately before t 4
proprietors, and putting the o,ueition of atijoos
ment, the Court adjourned fine
The 83d Regiment, jolt arrived from the Vii;
Indies, are marched into Chelmsford old Barract.‘
Mr. Pirr has appointed the Right Honours,
CHARLES LONG to be Captain of Dover CafiJ
where he new reticles.

• The Duchefs of NEWCASTLE and her fuitelint
' left Margate for the South of France, whitherfd
CRAWFORD, her Grace's Spoufe, has been ordnd
for the benefit of his health.

Since Lord LOWTHER'S return to Losthp
Cattle, (amongft others of the neighbouring gea.
try, &c.) his Grace the Duke of NORFOLK' Si
WILFRID LAWSON, Bart. and J. C. CORWIN. Efq.
have vifited his Lordfhip.
On Friday laft, the Counters of MEXBOILOUGI
pared through Whitby on her way to Scarboro',
General Tant.evori is among the few falios.
able: in town, driving his Lady about in a cart~
cle, with three outrider,.

Lord and Lady CARLETON, accompanied 11
Mr. and Mrs. MATH aw, arrived on Tuefday it
George-ttreet, Hanover-fquare, from the Cori
neat, after an abfence of three months. They wee
laft from Spa.
Mr. MANSFIILD ilia gone down to Amelburr,
with a long firing o greyhounds, in order toopes
his eourfing feafon in the county of Wilts.
On the northern moors the breed of both mind
61aci game has been greater than ever was know:.
For the firft ten days, many fportfmen killed n
brace a day.
A Regrator of Coals was conviiled on Tueffig
fe'nnight in Dublin, before the Recorder, a
gave the fellow a very excellent lecture from the
Bench. It was confidered a very Mach &I:0,A
thews, that this defcription of Harpies in Dublm
require to be inoculated with honefty, as much is
their unprincipled bethren in this metropolis.
The liveries of the New Sheriffs are exceedingly
rich, particularly Mr. ALEXANDER'S, orange and
blue, moll extravagantly embroidered with laver
lace, and filver thoulder knots. Thole of Mr.
WaLSH are coptlicot and white, embroidered with
flyer lace. The hammer cloth, however, of the
latter is new, made of fcarlet cloth, covered with
a gold netting,. richly adorned with gold fringe,
and looped up in the moll tafteful way.—Tbe wbo
of SheriffAmixarroca'scoachman collfevousignid
THR ROLIIIO PASSION STRONG IN CHUICI4.—A
Mtrchant at Litbon, being afked for the ooze of
his fon, on the point of being baptized, after foine
paufe, anfwered, " Richard arid Co."
PATIENCE IN A PUNT.—Undaunted by the ri•
dicule thrown on this inadive fpecies of virtue,
the HIRO OF Tits NILE fits, the in dim, tO wit-
nefs the Gudgeon-Ming of Sir WILLIAM and
Lady Harm-rots. Sir WILLIAM who is fibers•
lity itfelf, pays the boatman a Guinea per day for
his exertions.
The anecdote refpeding the Scotch Greys, reminds
us of-another refpefting_the famous regiment of
sal men belonging t° =moms the GOAT of
PR II ssu, of which he was very pi ‘•••4. and which
he was continnally reviewing. It conned of a
thoufaad meta. Whilft, one day at Potfdam, thefe
men were reviewed by, his Majelly, the Britifk
Ambafrador being prefent, the King laid to him,
" Did you ever fee a thoufand finer men than Ode?
Do you think," continued the Monarch, ~ a thou-
fond Enahasers could beat them?"—" I really
don't know," replied the Ambaffador, ' but jig
honked would try !"
THSATRII, COVIINT•GARDIN...•-Loft niht Mi.t
MARRIOT, the young Lady who a few nigits (ince
made her fir( appearance in the charaaer i Cla•
disk in The Stiticion: &And, performed 4 this
Theatre the part of Alm Sallee, in FARO HA ai gal
comedy The Stratagem, and in which the wo gore
at cafe than on Friday lafi; we ftill, howeveree
inclined to think, from her general deportment Bpd
tone of voice, that fentimental, rather than 14t
comedy, is the ftile of ailing bell fuited to k
powers. Repot" (peaks favourably of her tragenYt
and the k al&ady announced for Jane Shore.
Lewis left night, was lively as ever in Archer.—;
Bausrox never appeared to more advantage tha„
in Airirweff.—Mostostr was comical enough in a:.
critical confcience in Scrub, and EMERY
a heavy/sax as could be millied.
oizare never WAS, nor ever w "Pthet
a er
formed than by Mr. JOH ti slow s. The reit of tli
.10kiik
can be better p c
Dratastil Pfryin4, of the play were as ufual.

Mater of : whore vote
le/0% wad. image the
apiary to •• his vote,
I his acceffigls,l4, thus agreed
lidos Poe. itnah Mi-
lk a note. ig Flirt
nation to •= the plan
ad the Evit t 4111 A, is
. The E4eitly. Mawr is
to:aggaii Roof* of
pease of obi Bavaria,