Star.
London, England, 1807-08-01 00:00:00

THE CONTINENT.

The Tonningen mail due on Wednefday, arrived
tall night, and•has brought the Treaty of Peace, con-
cluded between France and Praia. By this Treaty
the latter laces nearly one half of her territory, and
the troops of the former, are to be allowed free pat•
Cage through her territories to Warraw ! In fa°,
Prulfia is no longer an Independent state. The
Treaty with Ra 16.4 has not yet made its appearance.

French and Dutch papers, the former to the 22d,
the litter to the zith ult. have alto arrived. They
confirm the report for come time current on the Con
tinent, refpeaing the exaltation of Piince JF ROME, to
the'regal dignity. He is to be King t,f Well phalia,
and in that charalter has been prefented by the
Emperor ALIZANDER with the infignia of the Order
of St. Andrew.

The Emperor of Roam, decorated in the Infif.tnia
of the Legion of Florwur, received a vifit from Bo-
rt APART F. wearing in return the Ribband of St. An.
drew. The two Emperors remained together three
hours; and the tellimonies of Ft iendthiPt which they
gave each other at parting, are laid t.i have created
the moil lively emotions amt.ng the numerous fpec-
tators, atTembled to fee the two ereateß Severeigns of
the world giving mutual pledges to each other of their
unanimity and friendfldp.—Such are the accounts in
thefe journal.. But if we mty credit private letters
from Tonningen and Hamburgh, no real harnttnty
fubfifts between thefe Pot,ntates. One letter Rates,
that to get rid of hler,%Liole's company. ALIXANDER
pretended to have received a mull prt Ring mefrage
from the Senate, and made this his mu& for leav-
ing Ttlfit on the t ath of July.
The Treaty between France and Priara, and fame,
other articles of continental intelligence, ate given
in our firil page.

No paffports are to be eranted from the Alien
Office for eight days to come.
LA night at a tare h ,ur. a Meffenger was fent off
o:n the Admi•alry to his Mai e.sry at \Vindl,r, and
an isptefs to Plymouth. on imnorta hufinel.

Yefierday Mr. Jaexann, formerly Britith Minifter
at Berlin, fet off fat the Con,inent, accompv-idd
Mr. Waorrarr, the Ring's Meffs'nger. We have
not learnt hi% dellination.

The letters received yeller-clay by the G )rtenburgh
Mail from Sr. Peterfborgh, contain order for goods
•to a much greater a•ri oust Iran orro.il fh.orld be
moll happy to contl,ne rhii into %n enlirgement of
our trade, and .4'l evenfiorr of r:tir cowr)erce. Bur,
unfortunately, the oblique hints contained in thor
letters, which we have feen, are not to be miniver-
pretcd. The enlaree.4 orders firring only from' the
anprthenfl,n uf a firfpe:-,ded intercourfe between
r.fil .n. thi .C. •untry.

Mtj General For ars, as eldell on the Srlff of the
.nth-rr. fuccee:is to the comnatid ',f th.-
Kent Di'.i► the aJence of Lienten .nt General
Sir Git•RGR LUDLOW ; * • iel?i thin Maj 1r MARL AY
to the utter Matter General's department, in the
fame dittria. in the abfe,.c.. of Lieutenant Colonel
Dnaetu. fettjiir MARLAY arrived yellerday in Can
terbury.
The Lath Lieht,Dragnons, (under the command
of Coined Hawatsa).are on their march for the can
coati of,Suffex, This very fine regiment, as btirtly
timed in the STAR of Thurfday, was reviewed lel
Monday. upon Hitnnflow Heath, by his Royal High.
nets the Prince of WaLss, Dukes, t YOR 11, CLAR ENCE,'
CUMBERLAND. CAMRIIDOE, And Kt NT, haldeS the
',aged affetohlage of General Offi Hers : a new fy item
of Light Diagoon tatfics, fumed by to lonel Haw.
tairpon the MA refined plan. for the movements
of Light CA'valry. was performed ; w hick is to be
etlablithed as the future fyltem of regulation for all
light regimen' the fervice.
After the ofnalrarade and form st ions (which were
inimitably well perfOrmed) the whole •.Y this plan
was put into execution, by a fupp•'fed march agrinti
an enemy 'for feveral-miles 'ov_r the heath, croffiiig
the river tn the town of Hampton ; the facility of
movements and judgment of ditpo(ition, with the ne.
celfary precaution of advancing and patting defiles,
&c. drew down every panegyric from their Royal
Highneffes, aid the ma& ix perienwl '•ffiicerc prelent.
A greater Airplay of military teaks has n •t pr.
fenced itfelf for many years, and every individual will
' feel indebted to the author of fo judicious a plan, as
well as to the officers of this regiment, who fo intel-
ligently put their detachments into execution.
The PRI Net was heard to exprefs every encomium
the regiment In truly metited, and while filch atten-
tion is (hewn (and to be the future ezemple of our
fervice) our country has little to fear from boalling
enemies.

A very fplenclid entertainment was given by the
regimen after thY reyiew, at the Cattle, at Rich-
mond. The *ink of their -Royal Highneffes were
prerent, arid tit% day wept Of with the greatett con-
viviality.