Star.
London, England, 1807-10-01 00:00:00

BULLETIN.

" Catlferona,Sept. 13.
" By a retort received yeflerday, by exprefs, tram
General Baron Toll, dated the Bth init. his Royal
Majelly has been informed, that on the preceding
day, the 7th of this month, an agreement was con-
chided in Sttalfund, between the laid General and
the French General Brune, according to which the
Swedish troops ate to evacuate the Ifle of Rugen
within ore in-nth, taking with they: ail t 11::: warlike
acres and pi of every delciiptiun whatfiever,
gun boats, armed (hips, &c.
" Both (hips of war and tranfports are row getting
ready with the utmoit d;cparch here, as well as at
Carlfham and Ylladt, for the conveyance of troops.
' Some of them have already let fail, and will in a few
days be tollnwed by the refl.
" His Royal Mtjelly is now free from fever, but
very weak."—(bat:aursh Gazeit:, erjv. i 6.)

LEGISLATIVE BODY, PARIS, SEPT. 9.
Sequel of the Sitting of the 8:h (,). temba.

M. Maret concluded with fay ing, I, The wink now
prefented to you, completes the Commercial Code.
Like the Ordinances of L •ois XIV. for which it is
to be feibraituted, this Code is futrounded with tro-
phies if vißory. It is to regulate the commercial
tranfaelions of a per.ple, rakolz relations every
kind are extended by the alms, by the political nego-
ciationF, and (fill more, by that ii,flue .ce which a
great name eercites over the ow idts in the neigh-
b trhoo.J of his Empire, of w!toie loose of them have
wifhed him their Legated, and others have pin.
claimed him their Pi otetiot. In confcquerce of this
augmentation of commercial relations between the
French pe..ple and the other nations of Europe, the
aaion of else Code will not be confined within the
limits of France. It may alfo become a law common
to the nations, whole interett places them in our
fyllem of federation ar.d alliance. Our augult Em.
pertir had this in view, when he demanded, that the
difpofitions of the Commercial Code lhould he as
much as p,.ff:ble in harmony with the .ther Com
mercial L-:,;iflations of Europe; when he demanded
that all inteeeßs fhould be interrogated ; when, after
having confided the original drawing up of the Code
to able men, he afterwards had it difeuffed, and
conlidered in the Courts of Appeal, in the Tribunals,
in the Chambers, and in the Councils of Commerce.
We mutt fay, that this difcuffion is honourable to
the parties concerned in it. Their foie cbje.t has
been to improve a work already recommended to
them by its great merits.
it The refults of this luminous difenflion formed
an immenfe colleelmn. Compiled by the Minifters of
Juflice and of the Interior, it was neceffary to ;ma-
lize all the obfervations which it contained. It be-
came neceffary to compare them, and out of this macs
of information to prepare a code fuited to the wants
of commerce and the national intereß. The Com.
million inflitrated in the year nine having accom-
plifhed its talk, confidered itfelf diffolved. Three
Members of that Cirmmiffion, M. M. Gorneau, Le
Gras, and Vital Roux, Juris-confults and enlightened
merchants, full of zeal, and °tong in their devotion
to the Emperor, folicited the Minifters for pet million
to undertake, at their own expence, the .revilion
the code. Thefe Minillers authorifed them. They
did more ; they encouraged them. Thee citizens
applied therntelves with diligence to the work. They
availed themfelves of all the information to be found
in the French authors, in the legiflation of other na-
tions of Europe, and thus enabled his Majetly, in the
eth year, to order the printing of the commercial
code reviled, which has ferved as a balls for the me-
ditations of the Minilter of the Interior, and the dif
cuflions of the Council of State."
M. Maret then read the titles of the Projet.
M. Corvetto" Gentlemen, the Commercial Code
rites at the fide of the Napoleon Code. New bleflings
are going-to be diffnfed over France. While Vittory
was marching under the French Eagles, upon the

banks of the afiGnifbed Viftula, Commercial Let 11a.
an received, in, filence, the imprcrements which,
experignct: pointed out. Commerce is going to take
a new direaion ; the laws will be in harmony with its
wants, with its habits, with its true interefts. Tilde
Laws will be fimple and eafy ; they will employ (eve.
rity only againft fraud. They will anticipate impru-
dence, corm& mircondat, and foothe misfortune.—
But it is time to accelerate thefe bleffings. His Ma_
jelly thinks that the fir ft day of the apprdhchirg year
ought to be diftinguiffied by the epoch of the execu.
1 tiou of the Commercial Code. The time is not far off,
Ino doubt, when viaory or peace will again open the
leas to nations, and the ordinary channels en com•
merce. The code which you have adopted, will then
beeqme the common htw of Europe." ^
M. Corvetto then read the Prof:4
II
1 The fitting rote. a —

THE EVENiNO.4rfAII.

LONDON.

THURSDAY, OCTOBER r,
PRIrT OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT O.NE O'CLOCK:
Conf. money 6a4l—ft r ace 6zi—Omeiutn, par to prs.
Exch.+ Bills, to par
PRICE OF S LOCKS YESTERDAY.
per Cent. Red thut Imp. 3 per Cent. 6:14
3 per Cent. Conf. 6aal Imp. Ann. 7 t-t6ths
4 per Cent. Phut Exchefi. Bids, par a as. t 5.4114
S per Cent. Navy OH I Lottery Tickets acL tyls.
India Bonds, pa' as.d.d. Conf. far acc. 62}

We have already had occafion to (late, that Co.
vernment has come to a determination to fend out a
Krung force to recover the poffeffions we lately occu-
pied in &Intl, America. The command of the Fleet,
we nndertland, is to be given either to Admital
GAMBlik or Sir HOME Poruast—the point is not
finally fettled.
We are forry in the mean time to announce, tl,•at
at another Spanilh fettlement one of our (hips of w.r
had made an attempt to cut out two veffels, in which
fhe was net only dirappointed but fuffered feverely.
The following are the particulars:—
" On the 29th of July lan, the CHICHNSTER) of
44 guns, armed en jute, made an attack on Barraco,
a fettlement on the S. E. cad of Cuba, in the cline.
tation of cutting out of the harbour two Wen India,
men, which had been recently captured, and alfo of
dearoying the privateers within it. One Captain,
two fubalterns, and too men, were landed; the whole
cf whore were either killed or taken, and his Mt.
jelly's !hip efcaped with difficulty, with 5 feet water
in licr hold, having been hulled between wind and
water by the batteries, two of which £red uncles
French colours. The troops landed were of the 99th
regiment. There are at the above place and St. Jago,
dole by, twenty fix flout privateers, mofily manned
by Frenchmen, emigrants from Sr. Domingo; and
it was by Frenchmen that the formidable tefiflance
was made at Barraco."

Difpatches were this mooning received from Admi•
ral ilsax 'Lay, on the American Elation, brought to
Portfmouth by the Cu ttle fchoontr, which failed from
Halifax on the 4,h ult.

By accounts receives by this conveyance, we learn
that the three deferters from the Melampus, taken
out of the Clef. peak, were to he tried in a few days
after our accounts c ime away.

It appears, by letters and newfpapers from new.
York to the 16. h Auguß, that apprehenfions had
betn entertained there of the yellow fever having
again made its appearance, but the late papers and
letters Rate that, with the exception of a flight
order called the Vuenza (which was very general
there, at Philadelphia, and indeed over the country)
the place was never more healthy.
The Trial of Mr. BURR commenced at Richmond
on the 3d of Augult, before Judge MARSHALL., ti:
Chief Janice of the United States. The two fur•
reeding days were occ,rpied with calling over the
Jury, and other bufinefs preparatory to the going
into the cafe, and the Court adjourned until Mord:4
the loth. Mr. BURR was allowed to remain in the
mean time at his private lodgings.
The hoftlity of Bon APAR rs purfuesonr commerce
to every part of the world within his influence. The
impottation of all articles of Englifh manufacture is
&jelly prohibited at the Havannah, and the fame
meafure will no doubt, be extended to all the Spanifb
fettlements. The rage of the American populace
againft this Country has very much abated. Ir
appears that they would now be fatisfied with tte
punifhment of Admiral BERKELEY, and the freedom
of their °rips of war from fearch of every defcriprion.
There Papers reprefent the gnglith as afraid of art
attack upon Canada, in cafe of a rupture with
America.—Preparations were making to put Ql!ell$
in the ben pcffible Rate of defence.

We Rated yeflerday the unpleafant intelligence
that had been received front Ir,dia.

It was at a fete, given by the Lady of Sir Joss
CRADOCK, that the Seapnys meant to murder the
Britilb Officers.
The plot was aircovered by fame perfons who
heard the wives of the Seams entreating their hul
bands to den from their horrible defign ; in confe•
quence of which, the ringleaders were taken into
cuUody.
We have not been able to learn any farther pr
ticulars.

In a preceding column we have given extras' frol
Paris journals. They are not of fo late a date as the
laft we announced, but as they relate to the ref
French Commercial Code, they are interettitig•
rota oa's orators do not hefitate to call it the Goy
rne:cial Code, not of France only, but of the