Star.
London, England, 1804-08-31 00:00:00

Mr. T.tvinas row, the Minifier Plenipotentiary
from the United States to the Ccurt of France, has
received his ktters of fecal, and is making prepara-
tions to leave this crummy to return to America. We
are affured that he has himtklE &marled his regal,
but, we ate ignorant of the motives which have de-
termined him' to do fn. He will be fueceeded by
General ARMSTILONO. who is on his way to come
hem—Yearned der Aug. 7.
It was in a Apure of too,ooo men, and at the firing
of aOOO cannon, that the Emperor diftribnted the
decorations of the Legion of Honour...4MA
FROM THE PARIS PAPERS.
FRAIIICIFORT, Aua. ra.—Letters from Ratifbon
announce the fucceffire departure of &Teta' of the
principal Minifters at the Germanic Diet, in order to
winced to their Courts, or to travel in Germany.—
The Elesitoral Minifter of Brunfwick Lunebourg,
Baron de Rotolo, according to the lateß advises,
was about to fct out for his eftates in the Duchy of
Mecklenburgh. Qn account of the %Menu of thofe
Minifters, it has been decreed in the diet, that this
'trembly fhall meet only once a week, provifienally,
that is, on Monday : they even talk of fufpending the
comitial fittings altogether. The deliberations on the
Note of the Emperor of Ruffia, which have been
begun, will not, it would Item, be carried on with
aftivity. New filbjeds, in the mean time, are about
to be fubmitted to the difcuffion of the Germanic
Oct, at leak there is reafon to think fo from the in, ,
telligence received, and which appears to be very
probable, of the fpeedy arrival at Ratilbon of a Le-
gate a-Catere from the lioly See, to treat on Come
objets relating to the new Concordat, which isms be
concluded between the Empire and the Court of

Rome.
Vrsr►sA, Auo. 2.—Our Court has for the fecond
time, endeavoured to found the intention of the Ca-
binet of Peter(burgh, in regard to the meafute of
acknowledging the new Emperor of the French ; but
it has not yet received on that Cobra a categorical
anfwer, and it appears that it therefore confiders itfelf
difpenfed:from rendering hs own deliberations fubor-
dinate to diplomatic formalitie', the flownefs of which 'I
might become prejudicial mita interifts. We art afftte.
ed that tecomier. di patched from this city a few days
ago. carries with him new credentials to our Antbaf-
fador, Count de Commit.. Hitherto the Of►cial I
Gazettes of Peteriburgh and Vienna give tio title to
the Emperor NAPOLEON, and call him (imply BOiA.
PARTE ; happily this name has no need of titles or
epithets, and no miltake tan thence refult in diplo•
mat►c ads. gip-
Coaro, JULY 2.—The war is begun in Greece.—
The troops of ALI-Pac it a have been defeated by the
natives. Several cargoes of gunpowder have left
Corfu for Parga. The garrifon at Corfu does not
conceal the affifiance it g►ves the infurgents.
Major CH RI STAC I, commanding the battalion of
Albinois, in the pay of the Republic of the Seven
11l inds. is gone to Parga. On the other fide, this
Republic demands the occupation of Parga. Preveza,
Voniza, and Butrintum, by Ruffian troops. Not-
withflanding what the Republic lays to the contrary,
the Senate is there for nothing, though every thing is
done in its name,—Motaiteur.

FROM THE DUTCH PAPERS.
Haoua, Auo. 2.—The Senator G AAAAA who
occupies one uf the &It places in the Legion of Ho.
flour, has been here fince the day before yellerday.
It is Paid that General MLR moil. has let out for the
Flemifh Coati, to hold conferences with the Emperor
and that he will again return to the camp at Zeift,
where the Emperor is no longer expeofted. Our Am-
baffador SCH a bisiscrimmtmca has left Amfterclans for
Overyffel. According to letters from Paris, M.
SCHISKELTINNINCE is appointed a Member of the

Legion of Honour.
Yefterday an Engin frigate was fo near to Sche.
veniog, that one could count with the naked eye her
portloles. At lag it call anchor, and fent a flag of
truce, commanded by a Lieutenant, to one of our
Ming fmacks lying to the eaftward, and detained
there by wind and tide. This fmack came in the
evening back to Schevening : the mailer faid, that he
had been warned by the Englifh not to go to lea,
as
they had oriel orders to capture all tithing
velTds.
He was banks defined to inform his countrymen of
this order, which has caufed great diftrefs ta, our
Mermen all along the coat.
Auctrsr I.4..—Yellerday morning we received in-
telligence from the malls of France and Flanders,
that not only all the troops were emba utrked, b even
the heavy artillery. A letter from Ghent, of the
lath, lays, that apartments are ready, both there and
at Brunets, fur the reception of tie Emperor. Ac
cording to the lame letter, the grand expedition is
abfolntely ordered to fet fail before the end of this
month.
Urrtacitt. Arc. 12.—Lall Wednefday General
MaittanaT lei: the camp by Zeift for °Rend, to pay
his duty, in that city, to the Emperor. According
to all probability, his abfence will be but Mort. He
was accompanied only by two Officers, betides his
firs Aid-dc Csmp, Colonel DEVIAUX. General
Gacrocur, as the oldeft General of Divifion, com-
mands the Gallo-Batavian Army, ad iraeriva. We do
not kn w whether the Emperor will vifit tMe camp
at Zeit!, though. we ample this will be the cafe, as
the magnificent preparations fcr his reception conti-
nue wit:trot interruption.
The grand manoeuvres and firing, both with the
artillery and fmall arms, which began laft Tuef-
day, are in future to be continued every Tuefday, as
loon as General MARMOVT returns. About that
time, tome more battalions are expefted in the
camp. The troops who are there, have, with great
labour, conftrufted barracks, in which, during bad
weather, they miy depofit their effects, and even
cover themfelves. From this it is concluded, that
this camp will not break up for a long time. The
trees planted before Come tents ; a (mall citadel, with
four baftions, provided with artillery ; and half moon
ditches, palliradoes, cafements, a draw-bridge, &c.
all conftrufted before the tent of a Captain of the oth
regiment, caufe particularly the admiratisin of viii
tors. The rotation Oven to all chop. keepers, met.
I chants, &c. has caufed a number of them to build
(hops in the
Migitetnythnoj ni the camp ; fume have
11 eve,. obtained permiftion to eftalftith their trade in the
camp iticlf. Every thi-.g wanted not only for ne•
ceffaties, but for luciir!, mry be obta:ricd t.
well as in one rf our large towns. Even tw r
fperftacles are exhibited there; the one ol Itali oan rt,,
dancers, and the other by an equettrian corps, un.lc,