Star.
London, England, 1805-03-30 00:00:00

FRANCE.

PARIS, MARCH So.

On Sunday next the Prince Navonon-Louts will
be chriftened by his Holinefs the Pope in the chapel
of St. Cloud. His Majefty the Emperor, and Ma-
dame, his Majefty's mother, will be fponfors. Ad-
mif%) Biwa died yefterday at his holife in this city.
The following article appeared in the Manifestr of
this day The abfurdity of a treaty of fubfidy
between Sweden and England is fuels, that the King
of SWEDIN himfelf appears to difavow it. The for-
lowing is a letter from Lord /known to Lord
Gown, written on the sth of November, 1804,
which affords elucidations on this and other points,
that will be read with intereft :

raw Ara LITTER IRON LORD umutowsr TO LORD Goma, DO.
VRMIIIR 4, xgo4.

a lam glad to bear you have got fo far in fo &ore a time. The
concluding part of your letter gave ito hmies'of great Needs ;
but the news from Copenhagen (received the lath) relative to the
arrival of the Amethylt, proved that our (carmen grourullera

" I hope you will prevail on Koko., if not to fire great guns, at
kali to pubfilh thundering manifelloca about the feizure of the
Chevalier Runthoid. •

" Sweden has lent the account of the =pence of sy,ooo men,
amounting to abcut forty-eight millions of Mares Tournois; and
conclude from it that the Swedilh Milliners have made this ac-
count on purpofe to have it rejected. We know nothing yet of
the firft negotiation.
" Mr. Frere hu been very ill. On the Olth of September be
rent a note to Cevallos, to complain of the armaments at Ferrol
The only anfwer he received was, that theft armaments were not
defined againft Great Britain.

" Parliament h adjourned to the 3d (4 January. The King is
returned, perfectly well in every ikfpcd. .

" The difpatch of this day is particularly calculated for the
Court of Berlin, becade it has hitherto fhewn 'very little incHna •
Lion to enter into tbefi views. But even Vienna requires much
(purring on ; tt appears front the reports of Sir Arthur Paget, that
slain have not been more forwarded by the ntgociation of Rafu

" As long as they will complain on the one part, and not make
any plain propials on the other, it will be impoffible to get for-
ward, The Envoys from England and Ruilia,at Vienna, muft be
able to fay, at the fame time,make 3 defenfive alliance with us, in
cafe 'be contequences of the treaty caufe a war with France ; ji•
&Fr the number of Ruffian troops which you may calculate upon ;
dere you have the plan of the campaign ;. tiers, what we propore,
foccefsful, and here the fublitiies which England will give. If no
overtures can be made fufficientiv explicit and poSitive to obtain a
clear anfwer, it cannot be hoped that Atari& will be obliged to
declare herfelf. Another year will elapfe with propofall ores the
site part, and rejections on the other ; fit that rcliftana, always
fuppofed fruitier", will at loth become Co indeed.
Although we dare not profs RWUn to proceed immediately to
atUve matures ; yet if contrary to our expediation, the Should
be inclined to proceed, you will take care no to ',pat it, efpeci-
ally if Pruffia mould be inclined to take a part with her. All our
Mends are wall. lam going to Bath for a fortnight, &c."

It is Paid that the Pope will leave Paris Oh the 6th
of April, and celebrate his Eafter at Lyons.
5 per cent. with the div. of Germinal, 59 francs.