Star.
London, England, 1807-09-21 00:00:00

FOREIGN JOURNALS.

Hamburgh papers to the 29th tilt. and Paris jour-
nals to the 12th infiant, reached ns this day. The
accounts in the former not being fo recent as the cap-
ture of Copenhagen, pads but little interefl—
England, however, is threatened with retaliation,
and, we are told by thefe joarnalifis, is to he made to
repent her folly in fending away her beg troops and
Ships on foreign Expeditions !
The French papers arc chiefly filled with the fol-
fome addreiTes prefented to the Ring of Wefiphalia,
(ci•devant JsaoMs Bowaraays) on entering into poi-
fefEon of his new dignities.
The principal article of intelligence relates to the
Republic of the Seven Hands, which it appears is to
be occupied by the French. The French troops are
to be carried thither on board Ruffian men of war

The following extraas prefent every thing worthy
of notice in the journals that have miched us :

PARIS, SEPT. zo.

On Sunday, the 6th of September, at t t o'clock in
the morning, his Excellency Elhadje Idrias Ranie, the
Morocco AmbalLsdor, prefented his credentials to his
Majefly the Emperor and King. His Excellency
was introduced at the Palace of St. Cloud by the
Matters and Aids of the Ceremonies, who went to
conduel him from his hotel with three carriages be-
longing to the Court. He was sacred into his Ma-
jelly's Cabinet by his Excellency the Grand Maßer
of the Ceremonies. The Amb3tfador, after making
three low bows, delivered an appropriate fpeech in
Arabic.

LEGISLATIVE BODY.

PltifiDiNCY Of M. PONT•INESSIrrimc OP SEPT. 8.

The Count:llor if State Deferment made a report,
and opened the Budget for the year 'BOB. The taxes
will be the fame as thole for troy, with the exemp•
ton of a diminution of tea centimes per franc (or ten
per cent.) upon the land tax and the income tax.

ANTWERP, AUGUST 12.

An expedition from this and the neighbouring
ports appears to be not far dillant, fueh preparations
are making, but with the utmoft silence, as were
never known in this city duping the whole war. A
great number of troops have been gradually collec-
ted in this ei,y and its vicinity, and along the French
coati, which it teems very probable are intended for
a much more important objell than the mere defence
of the cnalt ; and more troops are Rill expeeted. It
is not city for the molt profound politician to pene-
trate the plans of our wife Government t—but it is
poilible that the Englilh Minißry may find caufeto
repent their having tent the flower of their troops
and their belt fleets on ditlant expeditions.

BANKS OP THE MAIN, AUG. st.
Our journals contain the following article : There
is talk at Paris of a clofer union of the different felts
of the Chrillian religion, agreeably to the doetrines
taught by their great Founder, and bleb as is ref:pike
for our enlightened age.
_

A great reformation is intended in partienlar.iti"
the Jewith worship, and as the rights of Citizens,
have been feoured to that lea; it will be provided by
wife laws, that they !hall renounce the old forms
which feparate them from their Fellow Citizens.
The marriage of the Emperor of Aultria with the
Prinoefs of Saxony, is determined on. It is laid
that the Hereditary Prince of Bavaria will receive
the hand of the Archduchefs Louifa, the daughter
of the Emperor.