Star.
London, England, 1804-11-13 00:00:00

STATE PAPER-SIR GEORCTE RUMBOLD.

A very Impaled COPT of the Commurneerwe prefeoted by
His MAJtiTY'S MINISTERS abroad, and to the Footnote Mt-
NISTIRS here, having appeared lr :he Papers of yefterelay, wt
hawe the fansfadtion to be enabled to lay before our Readen
CORItrCT COPT of t►e COMMUNICATION which Mr. JACKSON
was dirCetC4 to prefent to the blirditere of Hie Paossuait
MAJESTY.

I, His Majzsry has received the account of an IMP
exampled aS of violence committed at Hamborgh
againft the perfon of Sir Geotoe RI; msotn, his
MiniSer at that place, who was forcibly feized in his
own bottle in the night of the 25th cf °Sober, by a
detachment of French Soldiers, • and carried off, to•
gether with the Papers belonging to his Million.
~ After the repeated proofs which the conduit of
the Trench Government has exhibited of an otter
contempt and defiance of every obligation of the Law
of Nations, His Majeßy can feel no furprife at the
perpetration even of fuch an outrage as this, upon the
territory of a weak and defencalefs State ; but his
Majeßy owes it, not only to himfelf and to the recf•
pettable and unfortunate City whore rights are molt
immediately attacked, but to his Relations with the
tell of Europe, and to the dignity of every Power
which has Rill the inclination and the means of pre-
felling its independence, to lofe no time in entering
his Solemn Proteh spina fo atrocious an aggro ion.
44 If any thing could render fuch a proceeding
more infulting and alarming, it would be the cassia-
nation which his Majelly underßands to have been
given of it by the French Refihnt at HambUrgh :
1 namely. that it took place in confequence of orders
given by the Minister of Police at Paris to the Com-
mander of the French Forces in Hanover.

,‘ His Mikity trolls, that there will not be found
a Power upon the Continent which can remain infen-
fible to the eonfequences of a meafure which, in its
principle and ezansple, not only menaces every Court
which may at any time fall within the reach of
French Arms, but which is fubverfive at once of the
facred Rights of Neutral Territory, of the war-
, 'rimed in,ercoutte between independent States, and
or the Privileges of Public Maiden, hitherto re-
Melted and recognized by every Age and by every
Nation.

" His Pru Gian Majefty unqueftionably will Rot
only participate in the fentiments which mull be corn.
mon to every Sovereign, but the vicinity of his domi-
nions, and his fituation, both as a Direftor of the
circle of Lower Saxony, and as guarantee of the Gee.
mavic Conftitution, wilt induce him to feel a deep
and peculier intereft in this unparalleled tranfataion.
His Majelly cannot therefore allow himfelf to CD.
Certain a moment's doubt that his PrufGan Majellf
will fecond and enforce, in the moft effeftual man-
ner, the reprefentations which have been made

by the Senate of Hatsburgh for the immediate ce-
leste of His Welly's Minider, and will further fee
the urgent necedity of taking fuch meafures as may
he belt calculated to obtain from the French Govern.
meet a public reparation, adequate to the heinous
nature of the indignity, and may alfo prevent, for
the future, the repetition of outrages which threaten
to dedroy the remaining dininaions of civilized Eu•
5, 18°4"

The Communications which Ms Majogy's Mingtse
abroad tun e fired so preint to the Miniltees of the Cowie
at ,okieb they reeled, were tared atecedin: to the ciente"•
lances of the refiraive rdariow of thole Loon: with the
Germanic Ltorpire.

We are allured by an officer now at Dungenefs,
that the report mentioned in our paper Come days
ago, that we were to have DO blockading fquadros
off °Rend during the winter, is incorrect. We art
glad to find this the cafe, for, however much we may
dcfpife the Trench craft, we do not think they Could
be permitted to road from that or any port without
even a chance of being mnlefled.
The Royal Vat k Mary-la.Bonne Volunteers will
affemble to morrow morning, at eight o'clock, with
arms, accoutrements, and every appointment, in the
h;glitft hate potTible, and march to Chalk Farm, for
the pus pole of tiring fur two elegant fdver cups,. pre-
fented to the regiment by the Lieutenant-Colonel
Commandant, Lord Vifeount D tot cannon. On their
return to town, the regiment will dine together at the
Crown and Anchor. _ _

The fecond Somerfet regiment of Militia came
into Portfea Barracks on Wednefday, to replace the
Worcefler militia, marched for Exeter.
Wedneiday the Weft Middlefex Militia marched
into the barracks at Harwich.
Tit two Corps cf Bataan-Alb and Selby Volone.
teers arc now united, and formed into a batratioes,
aI
which Lieut. Col. V kW a cove is appointed Commander.
with the rank of Colonel.

AU the Volunteers, amounting to nearly souce
within a day's march of Berwick upon Tweed, have
received orders to enter that gallium, upon the Srit
notice of the enemy's having dialed a landing in any
part of the ;Sand.
General OAREI arrived on Saturday, at the bottle
of the Hon. Central Palm. in the High-titeet,
Portfmouth. In a tew days be will take the official
command of that garrifon.
The prizes of twenty•five guineas each, to be ex-
pended in books given by Mr• Buc u to the gen-
tlemen at Eton School on the fubjett of the Dew Col-
t lege (minded at Calcutta by Marquis Wass,esssTs
arc adjudged as follows :—For the ben Greek ode,
Ito Mr. TRs , Lag's (cholas (ion to the Mae.
ter cf the Templa) ; fur the bell Latin verfes. to Mr.
IG. Ricsaans, fon to the Rev. Mr. RICII/IRDS, of
Winchetter. The reeks are to be printed and *lv
j ed is Ott archive' of the College at Calcutta.

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