Star.
London, England, 1806-06-07 00:00:00

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PARIS, MAY yo.
On the departure of the poll from Madrid, on the
19th intl. the Primers of Aftorias was defpaired of.
The audience of the Thuilleries, on Sunday, the
Aril of June, it is laid, will be uncommonly fplendid,
that being the day appointed for the formal prefenta
tion of the Bata.fia:t Deptcation to his Majelly the
Emperor ; after which they are to have an aldienee
of his Imperial Highoefs Prince Louis, the Conilltu•
tional King of Holland. Moft probably our Official
Papers will very thortly pnblifh the rank of the ne:
gocistiona between this Goverment and the Corn-
miffionerr.
Our papers emtain the following letter from Vi-
enna.—" For eight days pail the Mowing affair has
engrutfed the whole of the public eonvet ration. M. I
Babouin, the banker, a French emigrant, who was
paltrier in a Loth at Augiburii, dating the late war,
with M. Hermite, anotheremigrant, having realized
a large capital in confcquence of his conneftiunt with
England, afterwards opened a banking-hottfe on his
own account 41 Vienna, and continued to magic pay-
ments for the &kith. This banker has been deviled
by one of his fervants, of exporting 'gold contrary to
law, and the 'all information Rated that he was upon
the point c(fcadir.g away eight asks ft dttliqs• altod

fovereigns d'or. This accufation was founded, Da-
booin was taken into cuflody, the ea% confifeated,
and the fervant received a conciderable reward. In
the mean while it Is remarkable, that Babouin, a
French emigrant, and a Commitßoner for the Eng•
tali Court, has claimed the proteition of the Ambaf•
&dor of a great power, pretending that the money in
queition belonged to a foreign General, who died at
Vienna a (port time (ince. The Amballador al!uded
to, it It faid, has a/Wally interelled himfelf in the
behalf of Babonin, who, neverthelefs will be punifhed;
as, admitting hi; plea to be valid as to the property,
he had' no right to (cud the money out of the country
L without a pAtriort."
. PROM 'FAR FRENCH AND DUTCH PAPERS. '
BRV9SELS, May 26.—The urtival of the Emperor
Napoleon, and a pair of his Court, at the Imperial
Palace of Laaken, will not take place fo foon as has
been expeCted.. Every thing announces, that it will
not take place till after the triumphal fetes in the ca.
pital. We [hall then enjoy the prefence of our augult
Monarch. • ;

Calm*, Arch.Treafurer of the
Empires has written the following letter to the Cham•
ber ofGrinimeice :
" Genflzmen—YoU know my seal for the profpertty of Genoa:
and my elleern for you. I bear with rue, in leaving you for a few
monihs, the rtinft profound fentiintnts refpeding your bitcrefg
and our fitnition. Yon may be-perfuadek that I ihall de my good
bakes wirh his MaJefty id fupport of your claims, as far rfp they
torrefpuud with the views of Vs_ wlfdOni, and the plans of ins
genius.
• Endeavour, Gentlemen, to pro Mote commerce; encourage It
by your advice and your exacopk t above all thinp,ftek tba means
of reviving that. sod the 'nano radium' of the Empire.
" Perhaps it may he neceffary. mould the enemy nut the fins
agaleft your fpceulations cowry them into the interior of Emote;
there you may attempt the etne Tate that, through patience and
economy, may lead to the bappieft retain.. Leask the beaten
track of ancient habits; and what you cannot pophly obtain upon
one element, endeavour to übtala upon another.
• - " The Hollanders have formerly transferred their lnduftry and
their capital into our mares. and here drained and made them
fruitful A whole Company was very loon enriched in the open-
ing-Ors eery important channel. Wby Maylsoe Mar Gana& un-
dertake What others have dared, and wish equal fumarfs ?' They
puffer, genius and courage; they well know the value of dine and
and money. Let them now learn -to derive •riches from -Ibis fail
of France, titer having co.:timbered Liguria with uhprodual►e
palaces.
Gentlernhst I cannot detach inyf,:r from you, and you fee thi
length of this Ist:et; let hat leaft convince you, that the Chamber
of Commerce wilt ever be the Mid of my conftant attention.
" Accept this repeated affuranee of my cfteem and tont:Herat/on.
(Signed) The AkCtl-TI CAW Fel of the E/ICIRt,
" Guvera4.r•General."
MADRID, Ansi its;olvTlie Prince Regent of Por-
tugal has returned trout his late tour to the frontiers.
While he was there, the inhabitant' •of Olivenza,
which place was ceded to Spain after the !aft war,
fent him a deputation, esprefEng :heir regret at that
circumllance, and their with to be received again
under his protettion. Th.: Prince of Pcace has taken
fo much•ombrage at this affair, that the Members
of the Deputation are to be profecuted at law. .• ~ •
The French frigate, the Comet, that efcaped from
St. Domingo, has been for fume fume days in St.
Sebatlian's. It is in z wretched litustion, as two-
thirds of the men are on the .fick•litt..: •

Don rrancilco Gill has entered upon the office of
Minifter of Marine and Secretary of that:. bon Dn.
ming% of Grandallana, and Vice Admiral Don kg
satin d'Alava, are appointed alitual Privy C.,nunfel-
lore ; but the tatter Puffers extremel from the
wounds he received in the battle of Trafalgar..
Baas a, May az.—TheLandammanofwitzerlind
has addreffed a Circular' to the Cantons, in which he
informs them, that the War Miniller of the French
Empire.has complained of the pecuniary taxes levied
in fevers' of; the Cantons, fo far Os they oppnie obfta-
des to the recruiting fervice. and hinder the enrol-
ments in a manner not expeCted. , The Landamman,
therefore, invites the Cantons to revife and modity
their laws, in the manner molt Convenient.
Auosausc, MAY 20.—. General Andreoffis accom-
panied by an Aide-de.Camp;. has been difpatehed as
a Courier. from Munich to Vienna, by Prince Alex-
ander Berlh;er. The AuQrian prifoners, returning
home, pals in detachments of zoo men; the Officers,
inordet to avail themfelves of the affiflance of car-
riages, take the great military road.
Faancatort, Mar 13.—Nntwithdanding the dif-
pofitiOns making by a confiderable part of the French
artily, a great number of troops are to remain upon
the Right Bank of the Rhine, till the affairs of the
Empire are definitively fettled, and this mull of ne-
ceffity be the cafe in the courfe of a few months.
VIENNA, MAY 2t.—We are affuted, the Emperor
of Germany will (hortly rift[ a part of the new fron-
tiers of his Monarchy, accompanied by the Aral
duke John, to examine Inch points as it may be found
neceffat yto fortify Attar; tis not yet in polleflion of
Braunau, which is here:trier to be the principal !or.
trefs upon the Inn ; nor is this expedied till information
!hall be received of the delivery of Cattarn to the
ft ',itch. General Belleg:rde ischarged by the Emperor
to receive Cattain front the hands or the Ruffians, and
to give it up to the French. The poll of the Auftrian
Ambafrador at Paris is now filled, it being conferred
upon Count Metiernich, the late Imperial Envoy at
Berlin. He is to be fucceeded by Gcberal fvleerveldt,
now upon an exitaordinai y miffing, at St. Pelerfburgli.
'Phis day Baron Feltz, who had been ordered to re
fume his funelions at the Hague, will fat out for
Holland. The Count d'Elll isappninted to the Court
of Madi id, and will depart in the courfe of a few days.
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