Star.
London, England, 1804-12-01 00:00:00

fIAMBLIRGN MAIL.

HAll3tltOli, Nov. s3.—Letters from Patipeeltt
that Bo is Braining every nerve to
the Ring of Pruffut to enter into an effenfive and de.
fen eve alliance with him. This attempt, however,
there is every rearms to believe will prove abortive.
His Pruffian Majesty has, Within there few days,
fared the Idagittrates of Lubeck otitis proteeion in
refitting any demand recently made in that city for
a loan of 300,000 dollars.
Baceaame.Ocr. 114....P515W11111 00L00 is rendered
Ina mover defperate ; the pone having dlicovered
all his defigos, carrying off one of his ferret emiffariel,
of the name of Rouffia, who had been fent by him
with important difpatebea to jaff.s. Rouffia was be.
headed at Orfowa, and his head fent to Conlb.iti
nople.
Beaus, Nov. so.—The day before yefterday the
French Envoy here received a courier from Paris.—
He immediately repaired to the Stare and Cabinet
Miniller, Baron Haaussasac. and delivered to bin
a letter front his Emperor to his Pruffian Majeity—
We haye fence learned that the Chevalier Au stioLo
has been fet at liberty in eonfequence of the prow-
r tint] of our Sovereign ; as is alfs mentioned in oil;
journals from the Magiteur.

or the above letters, the deaths were rednc•d to about
20 daily, which was chiefly attributed to the rainy
weather having fet in.

The Hamburg!' Mail which became due on Sun-
day laa, arrived night, but the ptevious receipt
of Viredneiday's Mail and the French Pipers hale
rendered its contents of DO importance.

The Note of our kniller at Bolin, on the fulsjeft
Of the outrage offered to Sir G. Rumaosu, which vrc
fnbjoin, is extremely interefling, In as much as it
Thews that, prat-four to the perpetration of the crime,
the Baron de HasotwasaC had, in confequence of
reprefentations from our Minifter, given afforances
that his Mailer would proted the Hans Towns. From
thi% it would appear that the prompt interference of
his Prullian Majelly on that occafion, did not arTe
merely from a quick feeling of honour, which con-
tingencies might have made him wave, but relished
from fyftem—preconcerted and determined to be
adhered to.
11022 or Ma. pet2o2, =MUM to twa FILVS2I2II
liIIVISTRY, OCTOSIR 28.

The Underlined Envoy Extraordinary and Mi.
rifler Plenipotentiary of his Bait ANNIC MAJESTY,
addreffes himfelf th:s day to his Excellency the Baron
de HARD sssss G, Minißer of State, and of the Cabi.
net of his Pruffian htsjelly, upon the labial of an
event, which, for the importance of the confiders;
ticsiss which it involves, does not yield in the finalleft
degree to the moll revolting Os with which the hif-
tory of the civilized world has made us acquainted
an event which, however ailliding it may be to ac-
knowledge, is not without example in the annals of
the French Revolution, and which cannot be der-
tribed in its proper colours; without recalling that
period, fo fertile in crimes and misfortunes of every
(pecks. It has,, however, been referred for the Firß
Could of the French Republics to give to Europe
the mournful fraacle of repeated violations of thole
laws and afar' which, till his own time, have go-
verned the correfpondenee of nations.
He has caufed to be carried off, by an armed
force, in the night between the aefth.and isth of this
month; Sir Geotos Ru wino, his Britannic 14111-
jefty's Charge d'Affaires to the circle of Lower Sax.
orgy, :trident in the city of Hamborgh. • This Mi
miller has been feized in the very territory of that
city, and afterwards carried A to Harbnrgh, pre-
triads to force farther difpolition of his peribn.
44 The Miniftet of State and of the Cabinet is al-
ready informed in-detail of the circumftances attend-
ing this enormity ; and the underfigned Would feel
wanting in what he owes to tbt fentiments of frank-
- atefs mid generofity width shalagoills the Sovereign
to whom he has the happinefs of being accredited.
if
he wets to take pains to excite en,indignation which
donbtlefs will kindle of Utah. at the ample relation
what has taken place.
44 But the Under figned finds hinifelf compelled, by 'I
the duties ot his y, to claim the intervention of
his Pruffian Majesty. in his qualities of Direttor of
the Circle of Lower Saxony, and of Friend and Any
of his Mafter; interefted I.ke himfelf in the mainte-
nance of the rights of nations, and of public jUitiCe.
46 The Underfigned congratulates hinifelf upon
having already received very recently, in his confer-
ences with M. le Enron sic Haan! Nu au, fuch po.
&ire affurance' of the protation which PrulFa would
grant to the neutrality and independence of the north
of Germany, and eipecially of the Hanfeatic Towns.
that he is able to appeal with per fed confidence, in
the name of the King hi' Malley, and in the note of
the public law, outraged in the perfun of Isis hlinifter,
to the equity as v. el! as the power cf his Pruffim Ma-
jelly.
4, He claims the intervention of that Monarch with
the French Goves nment, to obtain t) liberation of
Sir G ()act Re tv. HUI u, as of a Minitier k
accredited to I
Lis augur perfon ; and he is happy to thin, that,
under fuch happy aufpices, an end w ill aL lift be put)
to a Rate of things u hich, tf fuffercd for any length
of time, would throw back the relations ref the Rates,
of Europe to the times of the moll barbarous nations.
44 The Undcrfigned is eager to renew to the Ba-
ron dc HARDENat so the aiTurances of hi, high con.
(Izigord) F
fideration.• j• i/cr.sow."
Berlin,OclobersB,lFc

ported, the affair may. be finifhed at a blow. Front
this a projea of affaffination is inferred, but (even'
fuppofing the lettergenuine) without the leap ground,
for the writers of the letter fay, that if by the Aft:ince
of this country their preparations could besompleted.
the matter might be done atone blow, meaning evi-
dently that they would be able at once to make fuch an
effort as to enfure the cue eels of their defign. If theyh ad
allucitel to affaffination, why was it fig neceffary that
their preparations &mild be fupported by this country
—Mr. TAYLOR'S litter, even as given by the Mimi-
trur, does not contain one word of the fmalleft con-
fequence. He might feel it to be his duty to take
forne notice of the communications maze to him.—
After all, it is more than probable, that the French
cnnfpired againft Mr. Tavt.oe, and employed the
Thwisras agents to endeavour to make him commit
himfelf, and give them a handle for clamour. *e
can only fay, they have completely failed in die at-
tempt.
The French Papers contain intelligence from Ca-
dii, to which, we believe, little credit is to be.givan•
It (later, that as loon as the detention of the Spurns
frigates was known to the Commandant of that city,
he immediately embargoed all the Britifh 'ails in that
port, among which was a frigate, and that orders
had been iffued for a fimilar reftriftion in the other
ports of Spain.

Yeflerday mnrning hit Maitsrr, accompanied by
the Dukes of KEN r and Camsatnaa,PrincelfesSof rrra
and Amelia, attended by Lords Sr. Hassles and
WAI,SIVIONAIN I,ldy PITT. Generals FITZILO and
DIBUDE. and 'the Hon. Mr. VlLLsas, tnnk an airing
[on horseback I.9ndfor Great Park. Her Muss-1r
and the other Princeffei took an airing is a coach

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