Star.
London, England, 1806-08-20 00:00:00

PRINCE.

PARIS, AUGUST It.
Yefterday a deputation from Dalmatia, were pre-
rented to his Majefty the Emperor and Kingrby his
Excellency M. [Marefealehi, Minifter for Foreign Af-
fairs for the Kingdean of Italy.
The Deputation confifted of M. M. Gangnin,
Banfernso, Stratico, and Begna.
M. Garaptin delivered the following fpeech :
4' Sire— file homage of thofe fentiments of fob-
Miffion, fidelity, and filial love which Dalmatia has
confmrated to your Majefty, might have been offered
•ith more pomp, but never were they more fincere
or more profound. Its Deputies fwear them, in the
pretence of, your auguti Throne, they fwear them in
the face of that people whom you have Caved from the
hurricane of diffentiou, placing them Cafe in the
haven of your wife and liberal Empire. Moll augult
Emperor and King ! elevated by PLOVIDCNCI, by
your valour, and by your wifdom, to the Govern.
ment of the Greatell of Nations, your aftions an-
nounce to the univerfe that you alone are worthy to
govern all.
a Sire—Your faithful Dalmatian people, deliver-
•ed from the calamities of war which have oppreffed
them for fo many ages, receive now a new lot.—
Your clemency, equal to your greatnefs, gi►es con-
fidence to their hopes. Already certain of your kind.
lief', they offer to you the weft fentiments of grati.
trade and fidelity with which all their hearts are fil-
led, and their Dtputies glory in being enabled to cx•
refit thofe fentiments, with the molt profound relic&
to Napoleon the Great, that fublitne name which af.
Ares felicity to fifty millions of fobjeffs--which will
alto to the whole of Europe—and which will com-
mand the admiration of ages."
The fanie Deputation had the honour to be pre.
fenced to her Majefty the Emprefs Qom. They bad
prepared the following fpcech, which ciacumftances
prevented from being delivered :
ea Madame—The people of Dalmatia, penetrated
with fentiments of the moll profound veneration,
have the honour to prefent to your Majefty the molt
humble homage of their obedience and their fidelity.
The Sponfe of the greaten of Monarchs, the form.
nate mother of a Prince, who, by his mild and ami.
able virtues, draws cinfer and doter the ties of the
Italian Family, the unique model of benevolence and
of virtue, deign to accept, Madame, the molt refpeft.
1111 moteftations of the devotion of the Dalmatians.
Your dear name will be always en g r even in their hearts,
as it will be in the hearts of their children."
The Deputies from the'Venetian Department, who
bad the honour of being prefented to his Majefty on
the isth of June left, had yefterday their audience of
leave.
At the fame audience, his Excellency the Count de
Metternich, Arnbaltador from his Majefty the Ens-
paor of Auftria, to his Majefty the Emperor of the
French and -King of Italy, prefented his credentials
to. his Majeny the Emperor and King. A Mailer
and an Aid of the Ceremonies went,to the hotel of
the Ambaffador, with three imperial carriages, and
eondufted him to St. Cloud. His Excellency was
Introduced into his Majefty's Cabinet, with the ac•
calloused formalities. After this audience, he was
preftnted to her Malay the Emprefs•Queen, and
reconduded to his hotel in the fame order in which
be left it.

THE EVENING STAR.

! LOiIDON. -
1, _. .:,
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST no.
PRISE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONS O'CLOCis
cceia., rnoc,ey, 6r—for Aqua 621—Itetlecett, 61ti.
Osontunt 6
PRIC,E OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
Nook Stook 2;4 Win Bonds. Is. a IS. dif.
'S per Cent. R. An. 611 6si 611 I Imp. Ann. 14
3 per C. Conf. 604 ii Ends. Bills. par is. dlr.
4 Per Cent. St f St+ Soft °trillium 6Hit i
$ per C. Navy pi ii I &Viet 'rickets 191 us.
LW Alit 1 7.16 Coot. for see. 62j/}3
DVILIN, AIMS'? s6.—j per Cent. O.v. Deb. oef.
KiehantrDoblin so Landau, tat it.

The Meffenger, whore arrival we announced yef
terday, was landed at Deal the preceding evening.
frosts his Majefty's floop Kaaa•aoo. A Cabinet
Council was held yeflerday at Mr. Secretary Fox's
Mike, to take the difpatches into confideration.—
They are not believed to bring any thing decifire,
but important difpatchcs are excicEled to be received
Poo, in anfwer to thole fent off a few days ago by
kr. Bat:mica.
The rumours refpelling the reception Lord Lao•
SiIDALS met with at Paris, are very contradictory.
ACiording to fame, his Lordthip having fent notice
of his arrival to M. TALtar&ASD, when he reached
Paris, received for anforer that M. TILLEYRAtio was
thin very much hurried. but would wait on him in
• few days: inflead of then waiting on his Lord.
Olio, he fent him a mclfage that he would be happy
to fee him at his Levee. It is farther Paid, that
pinch delay having been caufed by the French Ca.
hint, probably to allow time to give a kind of
6nifning Qrokc to the changes effating in the Ger.
manic Confiitution, when at laft the bufincfs of
the negotiation was proceeded in, M. TALLSTRAND
propofed taking certain points into difcuflion which,
by the previous correfpondence, it had been fettled
Ibould not be entered upon ;—that Lord Lavosß•
taxa reprefentid that it muff be known to M. TAL•
LIIIYILAND that his powers did not permit him to
enter on dirculflone which, if Wined on, would put
him under the neeelEty of demanding his pairports;
and that in confequence his paffports bad been fent
to him before the Meffenger earns away.
On the other hand, it is affected by many, that his
Lordfhip was e7ery where received with great diiiinc-
ann. and that there is no ground for fuppoiing that
he was treated with any incivility or inattention.—
loaned, whatever may be the views of BON•PARTS,
ind whatever may be the refult of Lord Le Unpl•
pa La's iCironld have been very firanye if any
ant of decent palitenefs had been evinced. vn are far

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