Star.
London, England, 1805-07-31 00:00:00

STATE PAPER.

BIRLIN, JULY 13.-I'he negotiations from which
all Europe to this moment expelled peace and the
reftoration of tranquillity, have miTcarried. Baron
Novostirzorr bas returned the palTports which he
had received from Milan, through the mediation of
our Court, for his million to France, with the fol.
lowing Note ;
NOTE

FROM NI/ ['CELLI/ICY 22222 NOTOSILTZOTT, TO 111111 !ICU.

LIENCT BARON . MINISTIII Of STATE.

44 When his Majelly the Emperor of all the Ruf-
fin, in compliance with the willies of his Britannic
Majefty, had refolved to fend the underfigned to Bo-
naparte, to meet the pacific overtures which he had
made to the Court of London, his Roman Majelly
was guided by two fentiments and motives of equal
force, with which yon are acquainted, namely, his
defire, ow the one hand, to fupport a Sovereign,
who was ready to make exertions and facrifices for
the general tranquillity, and, on the other hand, .to
procure advantages to all the States of Europe from
a pacific difpofition, which, from the formal manner
in which it was announced, muft be coafidered as
very fincere.

s; The willing difagreement between ltullia and
France could have placed infurmountable obilacles
in the way of a negociation of peace by a Ruffian
Minifter ; but his Imperial Majefly of Ram did not
hefitate, fora moment, to plc over all perfonal
dif-
pleafure, and all uftial formalities,
•' His Imperial Majefty of Ruilia availed himfelf
of the mediation of his Pruflian Majefly, when he
requefted paffports for his Plenipotentiary. He de-
clared that he mould only receive them on that par-
ticular condition, namely, that his Plenipotentiary
fhould enter diteftly upon a negociation with the
Chief of the French Government, without acknow-
ledging the new title which he had affumed; and that
Bonaparte fhould give explicit affurances thai he was
fill animated by the fame with for a general peace
which hi bad appeared to thcw in his letter to his
Britannic Majefty.

" This preliminary afitrance was the more necef-
fary, fince Bonaparte had alfumed the title of King
of Italy, immediately upon the receipt of the anfwer
given by his Britannic Majelfy to his letter of the tft
of January ; a title which in itfelf .pitt a new oblia-
dc in the way of the defired refloration of peace.

44 After his r ruffian gajelly had tranfmitted the
pofitive anfwer f.om the Cabinet of the Thuilleriesi
that it perfevered in the intention fincerely to 4454
its hand to a pacific negociation, Isis Imperial Majelii
of Rutlia accepted the paffportithe more readily, §,!.!
caufe the french GorernMent Mewed fo ftrong as
inclination to tranfmjt them.

44 By a freth tranfgreffion of the mcft folemn trea-
ties, the union of the Ligurian Republit With France.
has been effefled. This envoi of Will, the eityiix-
ainlCCl which have accompanied it, the formalities
which have been employed to haften the execution
thereof; the moment which has been chofcn to catty
the fame Into execution, haoi, alas formed' an ag-
gregate which mull terminate the faerifiCesWhich his
Imperial Majefly r 4. Italia would have "
Made, it thb
preffing requeft of Great Britain, and in the hope of
teftoring" the neceffary tranquillity to Europe' by
the means of negotiation.
VSTithorit•cloubt his Imperial, Majefty of Ruflia
would not have infilled fo firenuntilly On 'the condi-
tions fixed by him; if the !recta Government 114 d
fulfilled the hope that it would refpea' Olt firft tie
which holds fociety together, and ihich• upholds tht
confide* of engagements between civilifed nations;
but it cannot poEibly be believed, thailßonaParte;
when he granted the paffports, which were 'accompa
nied with the mull pacific declarations, ferimillf itt
tended to fillfirthem ; hecaure during the time: which
would titiceffaiily elaPfe between IR Obting rif the
paffports and the arrival of the7riderfiklied I Tails,
,he took ma'am %444, ca.#94ifaciiitaLing.thc tr.
•i. it* p. ;MA* 4 !trr.,
.1;e: •t, •

Rotation of peace, were of fuch a nature, that they;
annihilated the very grounds of peace.

44 The thadeafigned, in recalling to the recollec-
tion of his Excellency Baron Hardenberg fiefs, with
which the Cabinet of his Frahm fblajelly is very tni
nntel) acquainted, Tama, at the tame time, inform
him, that he has juft now received from Lis Ruffian
hlajefly an order dated the 9th (21 II) June, to re
turn the annexed paffports immediately, and to re-
wadi your Excellency to tranfmit the fame to the
French Government, with this prefent declaration,
fince no ufe whatever can be made of them in the
prefent Rate of affairs.
44 The Underfigned avails himfelf of this °rpm tu-
nity to renew to his Excellency the affurance of his
refpeft. (Signed) " N. mom movosta.vzorr."
Berlin, a June 0. S. (toth July,)

The above Note was immediately transmitted by
all the Minitiers, except M. LAFOREST, the French
Envoy ?eliding here, to their relpeetive Courts, by
metrengers and expreffes.

This day or to-m Orkow Baron Novoswrzorr will
leave Berlin, on his return to Peterfburgh.
JULY t 6 —We are informed that Baron Novo-
srwrz,vr, who has held further conferences here,
will fet out on his journey to Petertburgh to•morrow.
A courier arrived here yeaerday from Vieona,
with difpatches to the Ruffian Miniaer, Paid to be
from General You Wirer zrmautorts.

VIIIIIIA. JULY 3.-It appears, that all the regi-
ments have received orders to hold themfelves in rea-
dinefs to march. The two regiments for Tranfylva-
nia have already fet out, and 'even drawn their re.
emits, who have rot had time for their cloathing.
The artillery corps, which is at Budweis, will be
tranfported upon carriages to the interizir of Außria.
Betides the troops which will be concentrated in Italy,
two confiderable camps will formed, one near Pettan,
in Styria, and the fecond near Warafdiu ; thefe camps
are to be embodied till the end of Autumn. How.
ever, no regiment has been put in a Rate of warfare,
and no officer has received orders to prepare Lis camp
equipage.

JULY B.—They write from Lemberg, that two
battalions of troops of the line, which were at that
plate, have marched on the 15th and 16. h of Lan
months. The Archduke CHARLES'S Regiment of
Uhlans has alto commenced its march on the :05th of
laR month. The Regiments of the Archduke Lewis,
and of S PORK. in Aufllia, have received orders to'
march to the Tytol. In Italy, there are at prefent
thirteen regiments of infantry, one regiment of light
horfe, and one regiment of hulTars.
JULY ro.—Several regiments doing garrifon duty
in difiant places, have received orders to go by short
marches to the frontier of Stiria. All travellers who
arrive from the Tyrol and from Italy, report, that
the march of troops, and the paling of carriages, is
fo fiequent on the road thither, that the travellers
can hardly proceed, the roads being entirely covered
with men and carriages.
BANKS or Ting MAINS, JULY t6.-7Aecording to
an article from st. Peterfburgh, inferted in the Ger:.
man papers, albßuCfian foldiers en furlough have re•
ceived orders to repair to their Corps as fpeedily as
pofEble.

The letters from Cologne (late, that the French
troops which had been for fome time alTembled on
the Lower Rhine, have received orders to march to
the Weftern Coati, although it was EA reported that
they would march to the Upper Rhine. Several re-
giments will form' march from the interior of France
to the Upper Rhine, to reinforce the garrifon of fe-.
veral places, which are not numerous at prefent.