Star.
London, England, 1807-08-25 00:00:00

FOREIGN INTP.I,LIGENG

PARIS, AUGUST 14.
The Prince Primate of Frankfort having arrived
here, be wac yefierday evening prefented to his Ma-,
jefiv the Emperor with great folemoity.
On Sunday lag the Conlittory of the Proteftant
Church being admitted to an audience, their Prefi
dents M. Marron, addreffed the Emperor in the ful-
-1 'wing Speech:—
" SIRS—You have eahaulted furprize, by the perf irmanee of
new wonders. What bounds can be preferibed to our gratitude
when the benefits you have recently bellowed are contensplated ?
In fplte of yourfelf, Sire. the hafe fpirit of difeord involved you In
a teeth contelt ; hut, covered with laurels, how diflinguithed has
been your vietorious career, more honoured, if polible, by your
moderation than by your fuccefs; by the noble licrifices you have
made to itu"-anity, than by el the brilliancy of your triumph..
" Sire, with the return of.peace, France and all the Nations of
Zurope meet fro:n rem a rearinuting profperity—the happincfs
of the People (ball blefs you, the approbation and the willies of
Religion will every where accompany you. It is Religion. Sire,
which btinita the 4 oi.filtory of the Reformed Church of the lie
faprurient or ?Pe Seto- to the foot of your Majelty's throne. Vouch-
fe grach idly to accept their refteetful homage The more they
are already indebted to your protafting goodnefs, the more from
you they venture to hope.
" Sire, it bath pleafed the Kt NO of Kings to abed in abundance
his choiceft bleffings over you The roofs of our ['empire refound,
and ever at ill refound, with thole prayers and fongs of praife,
wt•ich dictated lentintents, equally pure and unchangeable, we
have coufecrated to your imperial and Royal Majefty,

His M anfwered this Addrefs in the moll gra-
cious manner, and the following exprilions in his
reply have been recolleeed :
" I accept the bleffing and the congratulation of the Confiftory
You owe me no ohligatFon. I with not men to think tbernfelves
indehtcd to me. bcoauft. I have been merely jull. Confcience is
not within the jurifdidti,bri of human laws. 1 guarantee to you,
for mylelf and ms foccefrors, not only the intendance. but kilo the
perfca freedom and inviolability of your worfhip. The Pr,,tett-
ants have alway- proved thenifelves to be good citizens, and faith-
ful fubjetis of :he law. Though I do not profefs their religion,
tell then: that I place them in the circle of my heft friends."
CONS TANTINOPLE, JUNE an.

The Courier, who four months ago was fent from
this City to London, has returned with difpatches.
The Britifit Cabinet difapproves of the condit& of
its Ambaltidor Arbuthnot, and of Admiral Duck-
th ; and mentions the appointment of a new Am-
balrador, Sir Arthur Paget. Thefe difparches occa-
hio. ed a meeting of-the Divan, which took place at
the Mufti's, and in which it was decided that the
Englith Anabafilad.,: &mid not be received; that
proper perfrnc lb uld be fent to meet him, to prevent
him fr. m coming to Conllantinnple ; and that no
fo: (poll c ion whatever from him lhould he lifte'ned to.
until Egypt be evacuated, and the Englifti cruizers
called back to are other fide of Malta.

Pacha of ihe Dardanelles, and not Mut-
avha Bay:alact, .ts was reported. is appuirttek! Grand
Vizier. He Ilands high in favour of the lanizari:s.
Immediately after his appointment he pl.,cceded to
the Atm y.—Moni‘eur.

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

TUESDAY, AUGUST 21.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOEK:
coa incecy r,sik—ror Auguft 6si...Ourrium, par I prem.
141 63*•. xi. b. Ms par. is. pr.

Yeftereay morning. the Lady NIsPLAN, Captain

MUNI, and the Lord Ne'fon, Captain STEWARD,
with •\leiren4ers, arrived at Yarmouth from Tonnin-
gen : the Lady Nepean was etractd by a Danifh
gun brig, and received fifteen &or holes in her fide,
but cfcaped by fuperior failing. On the a'r ival of
the Meffenger at Yarmouth, a report was very gene-
rally circulated that Copenhagen was in our
frm. It was alto reported at Yarmouth that the
%Imo frigate had detained fix fail of D.mifh
Greenl Ind thips and fent them for Hull.
Mr. Psoonsrea, a King's Mefrenger, arrived at
the Foreign Office this muffling at nine o'clock, with
difpatches from Mr. ToCANros at Altona.

Dutch Gazettes to the :loth, with accounts from
Paris to the 15th, have been received. Their contents
are given in another part of ctn. paper.—The Mni.
sew. Hates, on the authority of a letter from Conflan-
tinocle, that nolwithaanding the Britifh Government
has expreffed its difapprobation of the Lite proceeding;
in the Dardanelles, and in conftcprence ar pointed a
new Ambafrador to the Ottoman Porte, it has been
refolved by the Divan not only to refuCe to receive
Lim, but to prevent his approaching tie capital. It is
added, that no propofition whatever will he liftened to
from us, until our troops (ball have evacuated Egypt,
and our cruiaers be withdrawn from that cittart:r.

Windfor Terrace was uncommonly an,l nomer
outly attended on Sunday evening by peihnis of dif
ti-aion. Their MAJESTIES, the PRINCESSES, ihe
Duke. of KENT and CUMBERLAND. with their ;men
dant., came on the *retrace about Leven o'clock.
Amoi.g the company we nori.ted the LnRD CHAN-
CELLOR, Earl CHATHAM, Lord and Lady CASTLE•
IthAGH, EAIICLANCARTY.the ATT4JRNEY LIENFRAL.
;ite. ii. n. Mr. and Mrs. VILLEas. The Bands of
• the Royal Horfe Guards (Blues), with their filver
;hums, and the King's Own (Stafftrd
...tended, and played during the stay uf the Royal
Yeflerday morning the Duke of YORK arrived at
Windfor, from Oatiands,aod tranfaaed bofinefs with
MAJkSTY for a coolie!erable time. In the even
i:ig his Royal Eighnefs came to town to York Houle.
Yellerday morning his MAJ r STY gave audiences to '
the Ll'oßD CHANCELLIII, Lord CA..TLEREAGH. and
the ATTORNEY Grusset., till elcv.n o'clock; after
‘%itich his Majtsry took his umual ride on horfeback,
v ith Princeffes AUGUSTA, his
(.
and Am ELIA, At
;coded by Lady G. MURRAY, Lot d sVaLsrscriam
(;hunt MUNSTER. Get.erals CARTWRIGHT and FITZ
any, and Cl.. nel 'favt.na.
On Sunday latt the Hon. G. VILLIERS entertained
a large party to dinner at Cranhourne Lodge,
.tmona xhom wete the following; his Royal High
Pet's the Duke of CursavaLasn,_the Earl of CHAT
AA m Lold DoziNoctow, Mr. G. CaNNINGJ &c. &c.