Star.
London, England, 1807-08-28 00:00:00

The Ti Dem, compored by M. Lefuenro Direaot
of his Majefty's band, was executed in a mafterly
manner by the muficians of the chapel.
When their Majefties returned to the Palace of the
Tuillilies, they received the fame teltimoDies of the
public joy and gratitude.
The day was entirely occupied with public games
and fetes, while gaiety was difplayed without any
difcrder.
In the evening, there was an affembly at Court,
a general illumination, and a concert at the Tonle.
ries—and at nine o'clock, a beautiful difplay of fire
works upon the Pont Neuf. When their Majefties
appeared on the great balcony of the Tuilleries, to
hear the Concert and fee the fire-works, the enthu-
fiafin of the multitude was renewed, and the immenfe
numbers that filled the garden of the Palace made
the air refound with the reiterated Stouts of long live
the Emperor ! long rtve the Einprefs !
The Princefs of Wirtemberg, 'Qzeen of Wellpha-
Ha, was mated at Strafburgh on the tAttli, from
whence the was to fet out for Paris on this day by
the way of Nancy. Martha' Beffieres has been ap-
pointed Plenipotentiary to receive her Royal High•
nefs at the frontiers, and conduit her to Paris.
We are affnred, that on the day before yeßerday,
a Sews: Confubum, for the fuppreffion of the Tribu-
nate, was prefented to the Confervative Senate.
General Klein, General Beaumont, General Beg.
ninot, M. Fabre (de l'Aude), Prefidentr of the Tri-
bunate, M. Curee, Tribune, the Arohbilhop of Turin,
and M. Dupont, Mayor of Paris, have been appointed
Senators. It Is alibi eported. that the Tribunes, Faure
and Alban, have been appointed Counfellors oc
State.

MADRID, JULY 17.
Their Majellies the King and Q2een of Spain,
inanifeft on all nceafionsto the French Amhalftdor the
jly they have felt at the late events. Every thing that
turns nut fortunate for the Emperor of the Fieneh,
is a 'lnane of fatisfaftion to his Catholic Majedy.
This brave Sovereign expreffts his fentiments with
degree of candour peculiat to himfelf.—willonitter.

FROM THE Dirrai PAPERS.

FROM AN FRTRAORDINARY HAOIiE COURANT,

AUGUST 22.
4 Avrona, Ana. t 8 —The Danes are preparing
to defend Copenhagen, and a war with England Is
inevitable. Nothing had been done up to the 15th,
by the Engin against Zealand. All the Enghih in
Denmark have been arrefledl and their property taken
poffeffion of.
" JUTLAND, Ano. Lt.—Marrs: Taylor and Gary
licke left Copenhagen on the I3th, for the Engliflt
fleet, with the 'dolt of their negociations.
" Hotar Eta, Aues. 16.—The Crown Prince is re•
turned from Copenhagen to Kiel, and has again takers
the command of the army in Holftein.
" Mr. Jackfon left Kiel on the t tth, to join tile
Englifh fleet, with the refult of his neuciations."
HAGUE, AUGUST ss.
Difpatehes received from his Excellency Count
Bernliorff, dated Angull to, contain orders to all
Captains of Dana veffels at Rotterdam,
Helmet, and the Brine, not to put to fea till farther
orders. This order, however, is only to be regarded
as a meafure of precaution; as, from the wifdom and
forefight of the Danifh Government, fuch meafutes
may be mated, even at this critical moment, as
may produce a favourable turn of affairs, notwith.
Rending the Ifland of Zealand is furrounded by a for-
idable Englith fleet.

NAPLES, JULY sj.
Our Moniteur contains the following decree :
µ louver Navotton, King of Naples and Sicily.
▪ The •iories obtained by the French army, and the well-
grounded hope of an approaching peace, having Worded as an oc.
calm to be gracious towards tbo'e perfons who were concerned
in the late coufpiracy, we have decreed the following :
• I. Thole pedals who have taken part in the late confpirvey
mall be fent out of the kingdom, and dull not be permitmd to re-
turn, without our (pedal authority.
It. AU fufpedted performs tall be permitted to return to their
apedive habitations."
In confequ:nce of this decree, 200 perfons have
been fet at liberty in the provinces, and 84 in the ca-
pital.