Star.
London, England, 1804-09-18 00:00:00

FROM THE PARIS PAPERS.

Aix LA C LLL SAP,. 3.—His !timidly the
Emperor artived here yellerday at noon. All the
inhabitants flocked to meet him, and accompanied
him with Biome of acclamation to his palace. No.
thing can exceed the joy of the people. The magic
trate. who this morning have enjoyed the fatisfaihes
of an interview with him, may well be envied. He
has vorchNed an audience to the Army, the Clergy,
the Law, and the Members of ,the Municipal and
Depai mental Bodies.
Letters from Italy mention, that the Englins com-
merce has lately fullained a great deal of ivy,' from
French and Italian privateers in the Adriatic. A
number of captures ire Bated to bate beta made of
very conlJerable value. -

The flake gaits of the harbonr of Dieppe, which
were many year arcnnipleted in the molt magnifi-
cent Rile, by the tate naval engineers of that day.
were found latterly :o have fallen into a Rate of dan-
ge►oos decay. In ewe of his •ides to the coati, Do.
SALuiri gal-c CAM fat ALIO repair of the works,

and they Weft lately rnopened in the pretence of an
immense number of fpeeators, whir vied with each
odder its extolling the smperor's parental care over
a$ the multiplied concerns of the State. The im-
provements are reprefented as fn confidersble, that
Dieppe will be one of, the deepeft and Weft harbours
in the Channel.
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Vienna. Amu. sa.—A conference and a rind
circle was hold by his Majefly on the Toth, and yef-
terday he fet oat for Mora*, to infped the camp of
Therm, near Bruns, previous td his yifit to that of
Anat. It is alto his kaeution to vifit Conat go.
TH Low's, Prefident of the Court of Juliet, upon
his elate in Bohemia, and to take cognizance of the
famous manufaaures and the celebrated machines
which are in the poireffinn of that Nobleman.
The commerce of the Auftrian Provinces border-
ing upon Turkey, has been fo much interrupted by
the late inftirreelons, as to compel recourse to a new
channel for the conveyance of goods, viz, by water to
Mehadin, from whence they ire transferred to Wid-
din, and the otherplibek of** delis:aim

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VIENVA, Auo. 29.--;-A stew order has been Hilted
for raifing recruits ; not, however/ with anj imme-
diate profped of being involved is the prefent dif-
putes, but to replace thofe men who petiod of fer-
vice is expired, or abOut to expire. Our Cqurt (Lill
maintains ire original refolution of keeping put Of
the wax, a refolution, however, which leans to colt
the Cabinet much trouble, if not uneafinefs.. this is
evident, from the number of couriers which are con.
tinually arriving here, and departing from hence for
the Courts of France, Britain, and-Peterfhttrgh ; as
well as from the repeated interviews between our Mi-
nisters and the Ambafadora tithe raid Powers. At
all events, whether we be compelled to take a part
in the war. or destined to enjoy the fruits of a defer-
able neutrality, the Archduke Commits is determined
to bring, and to keep the away on a relpedable.
footing, as, by preparing for the work we 'may find.
the meant of avoiding it. . .
Costs rive, 'Ss yr. 4.—The workmen appointed top
rebuild the villages dettroyed in the late flood, have
been eolleded to the number of son. Every poifible
endeavour to force the waters of the river into their
ancient bed will be attempted.
Berms Or THE Maya, SHPT. German Pa-
per contains the follniviog article, dated Berlin, Am
26—" The notification given to our Court, OA'
the part of the-Emperor., that the imperial dignity
was declared hereditary in the Hoare of AtifiTilt has
been received by it with great fatisfaltiom New cre-
dentials have already been difpatehed to the Prat**.
Minister at the Court of Vienna. It vrossld by i.e
means be avenge if a finsilor change took pheta.thenir
ly in the Prtillian States." •
Qs woe, Alto. ts:—The embargo which was laid
laft Monday on ail the Lucien and Seewffil Ibips
was taken of no the-enfrilagiltedoefdip.
It keens to be pretty certain, that dlit Anglifh.
puipofc to undertake fonts entelptixe or
ageing' our port ; infomneh, that new batteries see
creating.
Betray, Ayes. 24—Their Imperial Majemes
rived here yellerday, good heath. the Mii•
ravian regiments have now joined, in theca" oT
Thuras.

}lasso ROO, AUGUST 3 t conference which-
was to have taken place at Grodflo. betroth the,
Count de !Atte and the other Members of that Fa-
mily has not been carried into eft/!. The Catintefs
de Ltssa and the Duchefs of Aweretthana are Rill
at Warfaw, but it is pofitively knows that the Count
de Latta left Grotho op the sorb. It i; belicvat
that he is gone to St. Peed:burgh.
His Swedith Majetirluis fent orders to Stockholm:
fora frigate to he held in readinefs to convey the
Prince Royal to Stralfund, where he will pats the
winter with his augull Pareeits.--Yeareat do Via..
iserreo. Sep!. 9.
HMIOYLIL, Aoo. 28,--aThe Maraud of the Em-
pire, BearArcrrra. will ges to Peri, 'about the time of
the cdrowation" pf the Emperor of th'iTrenek. During
his 'lthfetwe General Dr.ssostes will take the com•
eland of the army: It is alto Paid that in Moron five
weeks the oldefi foldier in each company will Set out
for Paiis to Ain at the coronation of the Emperor
at the fame time will be fent thither the, old .tandards
of the army of Hanover, many of which are that
through and tattered with balls ; their place will be
tupplied by others bearing the arms of the Emperor.
15kaN, SIP T. 2.1.11 C lett letters from Milan an-
nounce, that French troops are arriving there every
day, by the way of Mount Cenis and the Piedmon-
tele departments, while others are advancing upon
QCIIO6I and Leghorn. Several regiments in the fer-
vice oldie Italian Republic, have likewife had orders
to march towards the coati. It is to be remarked that
the French troops that were cantoned along the fron-
tiers of the late territory of Venice, have been with-
drawn without being rep!accd; which proves fliffi
ciently clearly that no mifunderfianding tains be-
tween Attalla and Fiance.
General Sr. Cy' has received fume reinforcements
in the kingdom of Naples, and a very eonfiderable
force will be tent him, in cafe of need. If the march
of theft troops is occafioned by the appearance of the
Ruffians in the Mediterranean, it mull be admitted,
that it will always be more eafy for France to main-
tain a hundred thoufand men in Italy, than for Ruf.
fia to land ten thOtlfanCl.-9ksrealds Comwree, Sept. 9.
Violet, Auo. :B.—We have jut received the
important news, that the Emperor of Maria has
given orders to the Generals who command in this
country to march all their difpofable troops into Al.
bark, A number of tracts have already been de
tamed to convey there troops by lea. From the (art
advice of the occupation of Ctofu by the Ruffians,
all enlightened politicians confreleted it as one of the
twos (enfibie blows that could be aimed at Auflria.
That Court no longer diffemble. its extreme difcon-
tent on this fubjeS. A hundred long and cruet's's:l
have been waged for let. important codes.
Tumor Sire. is—Prince Lout. has jut fet oat
one:pettedly for Paris. His dipartuae was fo little
expeSed, that the Prefea of Marrow) yefierday left
Turin to saute preparations to be made with all
halte at Alexandria, for the reception of the ki
who was to go thither, and propoled to sift the field
of battle at Marengo.
General Jotter:am !Its out to-day, to return to his
pol,, a. do all the funftionsrit:s vas) lad returned to
Ticin to compliment the riOace. •