Star.
London, England, 1801-07-07 00:00:00

FELONY.

WHEREAS CHARLES WARD, Traveller
or Rider to the Houle of Rom". Carrxx and Co. of
the City of EMU, Dißaters, has received various Sums of
Money from their Cuftomerst on his late kornies, for which he
lutanist accounted, ►ut bath /Heatedly retained and kept the
fasne,"•and bath abfconded from his Paid employment.—This is
to caution all PCIIIOIIII who. Sand indebted to the laid Robert
Celtic and Co. not to pay any money to the faidCharies Ward,
oa their account.
• And a Reward of TWENTY GUINEAS is hereby offered
to any perfon, who than apprehend the Odd Charles Ward, or
caufe him to be apprehended, Co that he may be brought to
' Trial for his raid offence, to be paid immediately on his being
unsmined to one of his Makity's Gaols, by us
• 11011114 June 29. ROBERT CASTLE and Co.
.Thildil.Cbutes Ward is about 3o Yeareofage,near fix Feet
. s dark
~,, Cauti=ion and eves, black cropped Hair,
sat I",liths.but ofectuddiusg bulk and a good
o Coat, Nankeen Pantaloons, and Half
SW He refried in Loudon a few years
as% and travelled for orders in the Tea Line.

, . FRANCE. ...
PARLS, JULY 2.
The FirfiConfultas authorifed the e flabliffiment
of a Bureau of Foreign Legiflation ; it is to be
under the dire&ion of the Minifter of Juffice, and
is to collect, tranfiate, and clafs in order all the
civil, criminal, commercial, maritime, military,
and police laws, trifling at prefent in the different'
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countries of Europe.
Count Sr. IVIERSAN Miuifler of the KING of
SARDINIA, is gone front Paris to Niples according'
.s..
i to fume • and Cagliari according to others. There
are perfons, however, who pretend that his &Ili-
nation is net for either of thole cities.
In the fpeech pronounced by GREGOIRE at the
,
1 opening of the Council, the Priens whom he cha-
rafterifed as diffident were invited to Union. He i
wifhed that Priells would not be for ever fpeakin
of briefs and bells inftead of the Evangelic; ; lull
--, -. that they would not go Soo leagues to obtain a deg
cifion, informing us whether they fhould that,
Evangelift, who orders us to obey the 1> He
profeffed refpeCt for the Head of the Ch ch as a
centre of unity ; but he traced a line between his
authority and what he called the abufe of it.'
~..
I A rumour was in circulation yefierday that the
priefis Called conffitutional have been recognifed
11, by the Pope: If that be the cafe, every difficulty
ii vefolved. - I
The aruriffice between Denmark 2nd England
1 . has been prolonged ('or two months. It is expeft-
ed that the negociation for peace will-be termi-
r.. mated by that time. Letters from the Texel (late,
that there is no longer any idea of the failing of
the Dutch fleet. The divifion of that fleet armed
and equipped in the Meufe, is in harbour at Hel.
voetfluys. The amines who were embarked on,
board have been landed and are encamped in
Goree.
It appears by documents tranfmitted to the
Minifter of Juftice, the criminal tribunals of the
'republic pronounced 618 fentences'in the courfe of
Floreal year 9: there were condemned to death 6a,
1 .
to irons Ivo, to folitary confinement 3T, to con-
finement within a certain diftrid 1, to detention
16, banifhment 3, imprifonment and fine 584,
acquitted t5l. In the beginning of Prairial there
remained 993 cafes to be tried, and there were in
the prifons 2002 perfons in a ftate of accufation.
The Prefea of Calvados gives a very unfavoura-
ble account of his department : the public mind
there is corrupted more and more every day.
Emigrants, Chouans, and refraelory Priefih all
!drive to the utmoft to overturn the ellabliffied
order: every thin f announces a fpeedy change.
The purthafers o national property are publicly
threatened, and feditious priefis even proceed lo
far as to forbid theifanatics whom they direCt, to
carry their corn to market. •
GERMANr.
RATISBON. JUNE 29.
The hopesof the Ecclefiallical Party haveentire-
.
ly vanifhed. It begins to confider the fecularifa-
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tions as inevitable. Important changes are alfo
exr h
edin the conflitution of the empire : they
will be eceffary refult of the aggrandifement
of the powerful houfes, and of the diminution of
the number of the petty Princes. Some pretend
to fay, that in the new plan the Roman months
will be fupprefed ; and that each petty (late will
be bound to furnifh, in cafe of war, its contingent to
the army of the more potent neighbouring prince ;
that is to fay, Aullria, Brandenburg, Bavaria,
Saxony, Hen'. ,e Wirtemberg, and Hanover. Se-
veral other change` are fpoken of, the objeß of
which is to dirninifh the wheel-work of the political
machine, and to augment the firength of our Re-
public of Princes. The bafis of this new conflitu-
tion is to be an armed neutrality, pacific in its
efence, but fnfficiently llrong to prevent the'am-
bition of neighbouring powers from diflurbing the
iepole of Europe. It is with this view, it is raid,
that Hanover will be feparated from the Crown of
England, either in favour of the Kiva of PROSES A,
of of a puiffie Prince cf the Houle of Brualwick.
1 HAMMON, JUNE 26.

•

This day one of the firfl commercial honfes in
• this city received Tome very important difpatches
from Peterffitorgh ; but the firieleti fecrecy is ob-
ferved rrfpeaing their contents, which were imme-
diately forwarded to England by a fpecial me ffe nger.
Private letters from Vienna, of the 17th inR.
mention, that Count Cos r TS, L. has again fulicit-
ed the En rssoe for his recap from Paris. It is
alto well known. that though invited, he has not
a (riled at any of the fetes given by the French Mi-
nifier tp the KING of ETIVII4I.
The Imperial Court haspofitiyely refufed to con-
fent to the Kim of SARDINIA'S being indemnified
▪ by the poffeffion of the Pork's territories. The new
plan pf indemnities propofed by Fiance meets with
a thoufand difficulties at Vienna.
In :the Imperial Palaces of Schoenbrunn and
Luxemburgli, apartments are fitting up in the moR
tilendid Me for two illuarious travellers who are
expefted, under certain circurrfianees, to vilit
Vi-
enna. Thefe are, the Kiss Of NAPLES and SAIL-

probably induce the Powers that intereit themfelves
in their behalf to commence a third Coalition
againft that Republic.
In Inner Auftria all the Officers have fuddenly
received orders to join their regiments, and leave
of abfence is no more granted. This extraordinary
meafure, in time of peace, ii varioufly accounted,
for; at the fame time the Army in _Moravia and
Bohemia receives confiderable reinforcements.
By an eflimate prefented to the Diet of Ratif:
bon, the German Empire lofes by the French war
the eleveuth part of its territory, and-revenues to
the amount of 4,764,000 florins.
From Hanover there is advice, that his Bursa-
sac MAJESTY'S Regency in tht country have pre-
fented a note to the Pruffian tEnifter Da DOHM,
defirini that the Pruflian troops may be as fpeedily
as poffible withdrawn froM that Eleaorate, unlefs
the. molt urgent neceffity exifted for prolonging
their flay. M. Ds DOHS. has forwarded this note
so his Court.

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