Star.
London, England, 1801-10-08 00:00:00

PROTEST OF PRUSSIA.

" His Majelly the KING of PRUSSIA bss
citly declared, both to the General Affembly of the
Empire, and in other places, that be eonliclared
it as a rational, necelfary, and undeniable confe-
quence of the principle of fecularisatiou, ella-
belied by the treaty of Luntville, that during the
negotiations relative to the application and carry-
ing into effeB of this principle, no new cleft:ion
lhould take place tii any of theAperior or inferior
Dignities of the Empire, in cafe of the deceafe of
the relent pod-effort. Many of the moft confider-.
able of the States of the Empire, and particularly
the Powers with which the Empire is concluding
Peace, have publicly approved this confequence-
Tlac juiticc of this geedure was ;Tully evickiit

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heith.tite iititirettant influence which it muff Lave
in the regulation of the ihdem nit ies ; and the more
• seceirary was it to preferve the latter from all new
aiificultles and perplexidel, in order, happily, to
reftore peace to Germany, and fulfill the with of
every true patriot in the Empite. It was, there-
fore, to have been expelled, with confidence, that
the two Chapters of the Eletftorate of Cologn and
Babopric of Munfter, lately vacated by a much la-
inenteddeath, wouldwithaviewtothegeneral good
Lave deferred proceeding to any new eletaion, as
they muff have forefeet, that by fuch eleCtion they
could in no manner avert their impending fate,
but only contribute na clog with difficulties the
final fettlement of the peace of the Empire. His
14A.IISTY, With great regret, fees that there two
chapters have; notwithflandihg, proceeded to a n
eledion, and finds himfelf compelled to renew the
declaration which, on the 3111 df Lift month, he
made to the Diet of the Empire in the tleitoral
College, and which he fignified to the Members
of the Paid two Chapters, by his Privy Direaorial
Connfellor, and Minifter Plenipotentiary, VON
DoHiti in which he explicitly protefts againft any
new elation of an Archbi !hop of Cologne, and
Bifhop of Manner ; and declares that he will
confider theft eleition as void, and will not ac-
knowledge, or in any manner take cognizance, or
any pretended new Archbifbop and Bifhop, until
the affair of the fecularizations (hall be finall'
fettled."
Tile above Proclamation hat been fent off by the
FrEhth Milliner, General Bouamoavi cis, by a
courier to Paris.
Rartsion Sarr.it.—The Elesiorate of Co'
login has this day given in another proten again('
the dedaration of the Eleetorate of Brandenburg,
relative tb the fufpenfion of the eleftion of a Bifhop:
Atiassuaa, Sept. 17.—TheCounfellor of State
CNAMPAGNY, appointed Ambaffador from the
French Republic at Vienna, arrived here yefterday
afternoon with his fuite in two carriages and four.
He paid a vifit to-Futams, the emigrated Arch-
bithop of Paris, who lives in the hou.fe of one of
the Gentlemen of the Cathedral, examined the
Waterworks; and fet out in the evening for Vienna.
LEGHORN, SEPT. 6.—The KING of Ereucta
has levied a loan of r 50,000 fiurfi at Leghorn,
Which has been immediately railed.
The Commander at Porto•Ferrajo has declared
that he Will not defift from the defence of the place,
till he 1411 have received a formal declaration in
fignifying, that the Archduke FERDIN AND
of Tufcany has renounced his right to that port:
St Pttsss sot the trartfport (hips which
bare to have failed to the Eland Elba, under the
protedion of the Bratoure and Succefs, the two
French frigates which have been halt, have alto
been taken by the Einglifli. There were tut of
them ; their lading sordiftesi bf provifions and
ammunition for the befiegers of Porto Farajo.
Thus, including the Ceres, the French Navy has
loft again three frigates, which had came to this
road from Toulon, under Captaiti Bullet. We
do not at this moment know what has been the
Captain's fate. He was on board the frigate
Ic &feces. The frigate, la Bravoure, which was
wrecked on the rock; of' Antignano, cannot be
Lived., The French are at prefent bufy in having
her guns. The wreck of the (hip they will aban-
don to the waves. The Englifh (hips of war have
again difappeared, probably to take their old Ra-
tion near Porto Ferrajo.
ANOTHF.R LITTER, CAMS DATI.-w-The lots of
the two French frigates and of the tranfport flips
which failed from hence under their convoy, is
particularly unlucky for the befiegers on the Wand
of Elba, becaufe they arc in great want of provi-
!ion, and no vi(tuals can be drawn from that bar.
ten Wand. Further, as the Englifb have blocked
up all accefs, there remains no other meafure for
the French and Poles before Porto Ferrajo, than
either to take the fortrefs, let it colt what it tray ;
or the befiegers, if they are not relieved by French
(hips, mull be obliged, in order not to die of hun-
ger, to deliver themfelves up to the befieged, which
is certainly an extraordinary cafe.
MILAN, SE ay. 2.—Accordingto accounts-from
Naples, a Ruffian (hip of the line and two frigates
are lying in the harbour there, to convey home,
as is fuppofed, the troops of that nation remaining
in the kingdom of Naples. The remainder of the
Neapolitan marine, confining of two flips of the
line, two frigates, and a corvette, will be deliver.
ed up to the French. The Milliner, Acroa, is
expected at Naples. More French troops are
marching into the Neapolitan' territory. General
SOULT has given in a notification to the inhabi-
bitants, containing an eftimate of the con of main-
taining the French troops, in which he (news that
the new taxes are not fufficient for the defraying
of it.

Yellerday morning his MAJairs, accompanied
by Prince ADOLPHUS, and Princeires SOPHIA and
AMILIA, Lords WALSINCHAM and CATHCART,
Colonel CARTWRIGHT, and the Honourable Mr.
VILLIIRS, rode out on horfeback in the Great
Park; after which the KING and fuite took the
chverilon of hunting with the harriers for the &II
time this feafori.

Her Mayrivriiind her Royal f-Tighnefs Princes
Ayousra, attended by Lady C. WALD/:SLAVE,
and Mifs Towpismeia, took an airing in ti fociable
round Engleitld Green.
- Friday evening the PRINCE es of N VALTS arrived ,
at Shooter's Hilll; from Southend. Her Royal
Higliners has received much benefit from bathing at
that much admired place ; which, having been
honoured by her 'Alit, will, no doubt, become a re-
fort of the falbionable world. Her Royal High.
nets itopt to dine at Havering Bower, the feat of
Sir JOHN Si im BtracEs, Bart. where an elegant
collation was prepared by the hofpitable owners of
that charming relidence.
On Tuefday fennight ARTHUR CHIC HRtrIIR,
Efq. was fworn in Sovereign of Belfail.

On Wednefday Capt. Sur-roN hoifled his broad
pendant, as Commodore of the fquadron lately
under the command of Lord NELSON, on board the
LIYDEN, of 64 guns, and was faluted by his Ma-
jelly's Ihip OV!RYSSEL, Admiral LUTWIDGE'S flag-
iiiip. Lord NiLSON (truck his flag the fame even;
ing, and is coming to town.

When the agreeable intelligehce of the Prelimi.
naries of Peace having bhn ligned reached Bland-
ford on Saturday, the bells were fct a ringing the
greater part of the day, and the inhnbitabt!, 'citi-
fied their joy by illuminating their windows; and
lighting bonfires in the ftreet.
A divifion of the Loyal Berkfhire Militia; under
the command of Major Pia, marched in there in
the morning; and in the evening Colonel VAN SIT-
TAIT flopped in his way to town, and gave the
word to his men, who fired three excellent volliA,
the band playing for Come time, God fate the Ifitig,
and Britt*: &rile Home.

Lord SOUTHAMPTON Rill continues fecond in
command at Weft Cowes, under General HewitT
the Generaliffimo ; a molt experienced Officer,
whole exact difcipline is very necelfary to keep the
number of foreign troops there orderly.
The inhabitants of Norwich, by way of teR ifying
their fatisfadion at the Peace, took the honks from
the doul-bodied coach, and drew it through the
market-place. It is lucky for them the news did
not reach them by the cbaggoA.

The IN of Thanet may 11111 eentinde to boaft
of names of the firft confequente; among others,
her Royal Highnefs the Duchefs of Cute SER LA4D,
the Duchefs of MaNcossrsit and Lady EMILY
MONrAbut, the Countefs of PEMBROKE, the Coun-
ters Dowager of WESTMORLAND, the Earl and
Countefs of DAtktry, the Hon. Mr. and Mr,,.
Dvrr, &c. &c. The amiable Lady Ht.armenre
is among the lail arrivals, for the benefit of her
children's health.

A fatal accident was near happening the other
day to Lady Lou ISA MAKNFRS, and her two love-
ly daughters, in a boat in which they went on the
water : the wind fuddenly riling when they were
a few miles from the Chore, placed theni in the
moll imminent peril of being overwhelmed in a
tremendbus lea. A pilot of Well Cowes perceiv-
ing, from a glafa, the danger of their fituation,
put to lea in a larger vac' for their deliverance,
which he happily dialed, and laved the fair vi-
littirs from a watry grave.
Srastifola-The Rev. Dr. o,Flatis, Ordinary
Chaplain to Law's XVIII. of France, diftinguilll-
- himfelf hereby the illumination of his lodgings
on the happy event of Peace : being afked what
he now thought of BONAI.AATE ? he replied, that
he always was convinced the Education of the
General would engage him to prove his huma-
nity, and that his Religion, good fenfe, his felf-in-
Jere', as Well as the Public good, Would /can cleat-
mine him to become a MONCA:

Tneavticac.---After a fecond performance of
eirtaxeratos Jail night, which again introduced Mrs.
Bita.inGros to a very crowded audience, at Co-
ventZarden, a Lady from the country of the name
of FDWARDS, went through the rather interefling
little part of Sail', in the Jew and the Donor, in a
manner uhich evinced a thorough acquaintance
with the bufinefs of the Rage, tuft fhe certainly
fell fhort of the merit of the original.-.—On account
of the report of the evening, the loyal and patriotic
longs were called for and fling.—The boxes were
filled with vifitors of the firfl rank and falhion,
among whom were the PRINCE of WALES, the
Duke of KENT, and the Prince and Princefs of
Oaawc E.—During the Opera, an altercation took
place in the lower boxes, which for fome time dif-
turbed the hiimony of the night.

Mr. HARRIS lent CooKE a number of fine (lage
(trellis, in which to visit his provincial friends dur-
ing the rummer. Theft have been !entitled, but
COOKE himfelf has not yet appeared. He is gone
to Matlock, to ufe the *arm baths at that place.

Mr. HARRIS of Covent Garden Theatre has
lately purchafed a field adjoining his houfe at
Uxbridge, with the profits of the lall feafon,which
he has named Code's Field, in compliment to the
gentleman wbo performs Richard 111.
Yeflerday a Court of Direaors of the Eaft In-
dia Company was held at the India Houle, which
adjourned to Wednefday neat. None of the com-
manders of the !hips proceeding to India this fea-
fon, have yet been (worn.
All, the Civil Servants of the Company, who
may be hereafter appointed on the ellabliflunent of
the Prefidency of Bengal, are to be attached to
the College founded by Marquis Watts 'Ls r, for
the firfi three years after their arrival in Bengal ;
and during that period of time the prefcribed flu-
dies in the College are to conflitute their foie pub-
lic duty. Junior Civil Servants belonging to the
Prefidency of Fort St. George or Bombay, are to
be admitted to the benefits of the Inflitution.
We have received a late account from Calcutta,
dated the 3oth April, which Rates that the Cali-
' pore Rajah, againfl whom hoflilities have been
meditated by theMahrattas,bas contented to terms
of pacification. Chutter Sing, who is of the fa-
mily of the Rajah Sahoo, and the Rajah of Pur-
nalah, have united their forces to the Calipore ar-
my. Accounts have alfo been received at Cal-
cutta, which reprefent the Rajah of Jummoo to
be at the head of a (irons body of Stiles, a few cofs
from stimmfir.

Niftrl7'CAL INTELLIGENCE'.

t'/tAti.s TklS i)A.i.—AVIND E. S. E.

*waives).
Hamburgb, Sept. 30,
I Dublin, Oft 4,
t Waterford, Oft.
I Doonaghadee, Oft. 3,

Deg.

FALMOUTH, OCTOBER 5.
Sailed for Lifbon the Patrice ADOLPH VS packet,
with the Mails of the 29th of September.

YARIOOUTH, OCTOBER 7.

The PRINCE of WALES packet, Captain DEANE,
landed her mails at HapOifburgh on Tuefday even-
ing ; and this morning the paffengers, confiffing
of Colonels Blocs and WATSON, Major OAKLEY,
and upwards of twenty others, were landed here.
—Sailed the MANLY gun-brig.--Arrived the KITE
brig and Gitstrie cutter.