Star.
London, England, 1806-12-16 00:00:00

PRANCE.

PARIS, DECEMBER 4.

Oa the id ingest his Highnefs the Arch Chancel•
lOr of the Empire repaired to the Senate. His High-
net; appeared in grand collume, and opened the Sit-
ting with the following Addrels
. At the moment when the gratitude of the Wiwi had plated
the Was of Government In thetas& of hlt Majcfty, he cilablifit•
al between hamfalf and you the habitual eassmeition of confidence.
and a eannumkation of thoughts, wheels We made you parttimn
to the grand &lips conedved and executed fur the good of &iv ,
great empurr.
Thu. you have been feafonabty Informed, that bit Maleityls
tuft wattles were fur pew, and that dais geserous fentimuit never
abased.
• Before In appeared upon the Md of battle, be offered peat*
taiga enemata':


" Atter victory, his triumphant band never ceded Moder the
olive branch.
" He hoped that le pardeular Treaties entered hats and • hie-
tensely conciliating every inured. would PadlaallY 'Pat Ow(
ref. of me to. and finally lad to that general pacification to ardently
defiled by the nations of Europe, and fo seceffary to their felicity.
His Majetty'selpaitations have been deceived.
" Europe. drawn toward. rook by the Mamie' of Franc%
has been inetfilntly recalled to combat by influence of Great Bet.lain. and the ambitious pretenflons of Rule.
" Coalitions, fucceffively overthrown, bare given birth to new
ones. The moderation of the victor has encouraged the van.
quintet
▪ Itegreateß filets of the military genius. as well as the ex-
ploits data army which:reckons as nothing either &fiance or fee-
(oh, eat the number of its enemies, have hitherto terminated only ,
In glorious &matters, the fruits of which have not been peace.
• England, in the mean while, has felted upon the commerce
lathe world; all the products of induftry In both hemifplserea
would be (wallowed up in that Gland. '
• la the mean while Runs, fo loop a Ilnusper to tie difpntes of
Metope, is fomenting diforders in the Welt, at the fame time that
le theatre. the Fah with her graft power.
" The Ottoman fimpire Ia ditto:bed; /Mann hierotfo agalnS
it, and it may Paid that the tights of Sovereignty of this empire
are rredered Mt( main.
• lo this Joneture, arnidll theft natelliationa and ph*, Ida .1;
lidalefty is compelled to abandon a murk in which he cannot flad
that peace which die conqueror alone has Tooght.
" It is raillery henceforth 011 render FY{ defirable to thole
Wise provoke war.
" It Is itteellry to render war fatal to thofe who facr them-
(elves to be larroloed In ie.
• It is steceffary to retiree Cabinets to the happy impotence of
sot king deceived any more.
• It is weed:try that Princes fo often conquered timid=
that clemency has itonits,and that the feeptrestbey have
Prey peril In their hands.
." Hake, Gentlemen, the neulty of new plan of
abduct:diary meafores proper to lufure
• TIN Orli, mad mhR innortant, coolie in fupportini the'
power of the nation, by contiouirg therms mantas before, awde
by the development of its forcer. ‘••
alt will 'herons* neeefikey, that a nation guilty of tbejno
fredtion of the laws of Pelham iota, lbould be &inbred of all Mire.
latices with all civilized people.
• it is weary that hls Majefty lied retain all his conveits
apd that be Oswald drive from them all tke abettors of di .(mM'•• till
•r
moment when England (hall acknowledge there Priaelpks,
which, among poillhed maims, temper the Walters i
how their /tendons ; till die epoch ball arrive, wit= eVilrile
tattoo (hall have acquitted us of our obligations toward. oar faith.
fal Allies; in fine, dll a several petee tali eftablith the regal of
Europe, and allow to all mules the complete &oat:OOP's% it
their indultry.
Genttemen• you will appreciate all lid h grept and glorious
In this deign. Its approaching advantages; ant lore it will Geer
for the future, will not cfcipe your fagadty which will there:find
ao ample empadation for the necellary e and theism
mental faerlficesof which it will be the price. , •
Thc guarantee of the catuatioesof thiajtp4, tart will
God In the love aids people; the fidelity (to obeli
tried), and the mono of his. armies; bat, shove all, In that v.
who, wholfueeth has never belied its infpintions, and in that
ardour wltichatimita hi no ohltulea, what the story of Franca,
and le happinefs of the hymen bind arc concomed.'
[His Highoefs-having terminated hie difcourfe, the
Senator Percher, one of the Secretaries, mounted the
Tribune, and teed the feveral documents given in the
STeil, on Thtufday ha.]
At the conriufion of the extraordinary fitting of
the Ccofcrvative Senate, on Turfday laft, it was
agreed they Ihduld meet again today. it is thought
that the refutt of theft twciextraordmary fittings will
•
be publifited officially to-morrow.
M. De Ficauharnais, Ambaffedor of France to the
Court of Spain, let out yefierday morning upon hie
deflituttionf with two Secretaries.

FROM THE PARIS PAPERS.
VIENNA, NOV. ta.
The rumour bas been fpread here, but we know not
how fat it is well founded, that the Emperor of the
French dppe and difpleafed with the afismbling of
an army in Bohemia. The public at Vienna and the
principal cities el the Monarchy had conceived tome
us/aline(' relpeains the part which the Cabinet of
Auaria might take in there eircumltances ; but we
Rath, mares that it will not perfift in fupporting
an army upon the frontiers of Bohemia and Moravia;
fpr, linee hoftilities have ceafed in that quarter, the
ofily motive for collating troops there no longer
• It appears that the Ruffians are determined to
venture upon anew war againft France : though their
RA plans mutt have been confiderably deranged by
the late events in Pruffia. We are, howereneertable-
that this war will not operate as a new tem.ptatinnip
Auftria. . •
It was eafily forefeen that the misfortunes of Prof—
fia would produce very little effect upon An& pls;serk.
whom the negleßed to heemir with her alliance whetl-
flie might have done it, and when they were in the
remelt need. The public now (peculate upon her
difallers with the utmofl indifference : and among
our troops, fentiments more unfavourable arc
wsanifefted.
As the manner in which the Ruffians have repre•
tented the events of the lad campaign, hat been ge•
nerally difreliffied in Autiria, these is no doubt, but
tbat (herald they experiente any new reverfes, they
will alfo be treated with indifference, not to fay any
worfc of them.

MILAN, NOV. a 6.
The French Conful at Ancona has informed the
Miniiter of Marine, that Capt. Coll, Commandant
of the Italian corfair le Sans Pew, which lately .ptn-
stifioned the ifland of Tremitti with fo much faccefs,
io confequence of running through an Engtills direr
Son, has again diainguithed himfelf spiral a *we+
fame chebec of so guns. Capt. Garb wait fnrCedisf
Orris ef weather into St. Pennino, the '6l
Agofte, in Dalmatia, when a Ruffian crufair and MO
Italian Ow took tefege there alfch The Sans Peur
did tiofhifitate its attacking them, and after an oh.
Aiitate 6sla, obliged them to cat their cables ,and
tuft, cuing their floop and a crew of thirteen. =ea,
li•nr of whom were killed, and, the sea made rifts
ners. Amon; the latter, (even were wounded, Cap.,
lain Carty alfn retook one of the 'aluminize% ; the
was
uther. funk by the Roman chebc.F..; 4
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