Star.
London, England, 1805-01-21 00:00:00

GEAM.iNr.

FRANCK7ORT JAN. 2.—We learn, by letters from
Genoa, that the French Minifler, SALICETTI, fo far
back as the zoth of OCtober, concluded a new treaty
in the name of his Sovereign, with the Regency of
the Ligurian Republic. According to this Treaty,
the Emperor NAPOLEON engages to bring about A
peace between the Ligurians and the powers of Bar-
bary ; or, should it be neceffary, to place their thir-
ping under the proteOion of his flag. On the other
band, the Republic Iliptilates, to place at the difpo-
fal of France, during the prefint war, tie thouland
feamen, bur thoufand of whom are to be furnilhed
with the lean poilible delay. Her harbours, arfe.
gals, docks, and dock-yards, are alfo to be widened
at her own expence, and to be placed at the difpofal
of France, during the fame period, for the purpofe
of building therein ten fhips of the line. The Ligu-
rians are alto to put the Emperor in polfeffion of a
fhip of the line, a frigate, and two corvettes, which
are already finifbed.
It WAS reported at Vienna, on the 22d ult. that the
French trc:ps were approaching the city of Naples ;
and that, in confequence of their threatening to take
poll-en-on of it, the KING of the Two SICILIES has
Up laced to (hut his harbours againfl the Englifh.
It is certain, that the Neapolitan Minifter at Vienna
has fent off Couriers to England and Peterfburgh, in
eonfequence of the receipt of difpatches by exprefs
from his Court.

Vitale*, Dsc. a6.—The flrongell hopes are enter•
tamed here, that the peace of the Continent will not
be interrupted. The fentiments of the Courts of Vi-
enna, Peter(burgh, and Berlin, completely coincide
up .n this point, and every ineafure will be adopted
in concert, which is calculated to attain this objed.
HAWBURGH, JAM. 4..—The Elbe is now frozen
over, as far a► Tiirlenfleth, and ..he molt heavily
laden wagons crofs it without any danger.
On New-year's-day the French MinifterwsiN•
lIARD, gave an entertainment in honour of the Coro-
nation of his Sovereign. Among his pelts were fe-
veral Members of our Senate, the Diplomatic Body,
and the Deputies from Lubec and Bremen. During
the deffert, the Minifter's children introduced a butt
of the French Emperor, which was crowned by the
youngeft of them, whit(' a band of mufic, in attend-
ance, performed a delightful air. A French pccm,
relative to the event of the coronation, was then
read by the Minifter's Lady.

• According to letters from Peterfbnrgh, of the i Srh
December, Mr. d'Ouzats, and M. Barcor, had ar-
rived at Mittau, on their way from Paris.
A few days finer, an affray took place on the Elbe,
between fume French foldiers and a few of our di!:e•
reeves. Thefe men yearly farm from the city the
profits of the ferry user the Elbe, and when the river
Is frozen, they lay a kind of bridge acrofs, which
thofe going to the oppipfite more are obliged to ure,
in order to levy the toll. Lad Saturday five French
jenr-d'armer came over in a fledge from the Hanove
flail fide. The ufual toll of two divers was demand-
of them ; they anfwered, that they would pay it
their return. They refuted, however, to pay it,
according to their promifes ; and hence arofe a
'quarrel between the parties, who foon became warm
on both fides. The French drew their fabres. The
dike-reeves defended themfelves with Ricks, hoes,

and planks. Two of their opponents were killed on
the (pot. and the reek were dangerolifly wounded.—
One of the dike-reeves 101 l an arm in this fray, and
Another received a revere cut in the head. A depu-
tation of French officers has arrived from head-
quarters, and the Senate is at this moment alfenibl-zd
to give them an audience on the [object of the above
affair.

Husura, DF.C. v.—There are nos' five mails ly-
ing at our poi Lffice, to be fent to England, none
having been forwarded fince the itith intlant. The
fame number is due from Engl ind. The Heyer is
frozen to the bottom, and the Eider is alto covered
with ice ; the Englith packet•boatb are hence pre-
vented from approaching the coat, and are compel.
led to remain at Heligoland, from whence the mails
are ufually;conveyed in ice-boats ; but even of thefe
mule have reached us for the laa fortnight.