Star.
London, England, 1806-10-29 00:00:00

FIANCE.

- • PAR/S, OCTOBER 4.
At soon, this day, in obedience to the orders of)
his !Alija y the Emperor and King, his Serene High-
nefs the Prince Arch Chancellor repaired to the Se-
nate. The Prince being received with the ufual ce-
remony, and having taken his feat, (poke as ,follows :
" Gentlemen—The letter which his Majefty the Emperor and
Bang writes to the Saute, and the communications that I stn
about to make from him, have for their dbieet • refolution, become
neceffery in confequatee of the caudal of the Prufflan Govern-
ment. It Is eared, what arc the caules of sr rupture difficult to
forefee, after the good uudcrltanding that for fome years bas
ggigned between France and Pruffia, sad, above aU, after the mu-
tual interetts of the two manna.
a The Winton of this queftion is found to the reports made to
his Mayelly by his Mintier for Foreign Affairs, and In kraal
. saes exchanged by the Minifters of the two powers.
a The reading of there picas "AU convince you. Gentlemen..
that his Majefly has naketed nothing for the prefervatioa of
peace, and that he bad for a long time that hope. You will alto
fee that the dignity ails crown, and the obligations Impored an
Kim by the protation and guarantee be affords to the Confedo-
rata States of the Rhine, ought to determine him to oppofe
force to fora. No Sovereign is Ids thah the Emperor lie a Rate
to defire war: none will be, at any time, more dilpeledne !top the
effidion of blood, by the re-dtabliffancat of peace. •
" In the war which is beginning, as in,thofe which have fo glori-
may terminated, hie Majcity has (or witneffes, his confeleacentsd 1
viaNall
the Mike of his area
I : be e upon the love of his
the courage of his armies : he places affo an entire 118
your seal, Co often proved (or his fawn*, and the dal
&me, winch are Infeparabk."
His Serene Higbnefs then laid before them—
t. A letter from his hisjefiy to the Preach:at and Members at
the 5C5111.1.
n. Two Reports addreffed to his IVLajelly by the Prince of IN.
SIIINNO, Minifta for Foreign Affairs.
3. Six diplomatic notes, as follow :
I. 3 l,lOll NIS INAJIIITT TYR ZIKFIROR AND ZING.

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that we had tam lights we 'lkea the gatre of our cm-
pere. Mindy the Pallas gad= may for war, were In
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Pp tho (Sped) _ * I4APOLEON."
The WNW deereeiry of States (Illyed) *H. B. MARET.'
FIRST REPORT TO
TORSION HIS MAJESTY BY THE MINISTER
FOR. AFFAIRS.
" Sta., Ocninntel4o,
Wisia
• Your Majefty, on the firft news received in ohs ,
of Truffle. was fie a long time incredulous. Forced it
thew, yea attradod the/n*oly to a inikinderttanding. You h
that this osifooderttandlng would quickly be cleared op, aid
theta annareeets wet= then note.
• The hopes of your Mejefty had their loom in yomellitlillt
low if peace. They have been deceived. Froth no
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tats warden has made it ; front what motives 1 II
of them, and I know no Om whoms know thene.WZ
had any caule of complaint, any ry. any redo* for arming,
area the obliged to be (lent ? The Minato of your Mildly in
Beira—would not he have been made acquainted with it ? Would
Oct eat. Kuobelldorf have been gloried to make it kuown ? %dm
on the contrary, M. Knobcifilarf brought to your Majefty only
an amicable letter ; and he Ma received affurances equally emits.
Me, even from the lips of your Majefty yourfelf. Your Moiety's
Miniftar at Berlin Paw the preparations carried forward; errs-
sante inereokd, provocations multiplied, in proportiors as your
Majefty Bowed more moderation and impaffitillity (imp:Pi/14 A
Bat If he allied what could be the complaints of Prulfia, none
were (pecked, no explanation was given to barn; to that his pre.
fence became Mints at Berlin ; and he was, there, only the wit.
nth of proceedinp and meefurce cootrary to the dignity of Trance.
• la (spoofing that ahfurd rutuours, (prod With an Mean-
ceivak credulity, had infpned Into the Pridlian Cabinet vain
alarms, your Majefty, who had dime every thing moment them,
had alto done every thing to difopate them. brurn what danger.
was Troia* definite of guaranteeing berfelf ? Frame, far from
menacing her, bail ever given her pooh the moll knal of her
intodfiiip. From what facriltees did the with to fare huh!' 1
Your Majefty has eked nothing from her : of what dental of juf
tin bad the to complain ? All that the calked that was just, your
Majefty was dlfpofrd to grant her , bat (ice has made no demand
benne the bad none to make.
• Is it the esiftence of the Confederation of the Rhine 1 1, it
the arrangements that have taken place in the South of Otramay,
which have induced Prune to take up arms 1 One cannot even ,
fuppok it. The Court of Berlin has declared, that due had no-
thing to object agaisit theft arramements. She has recognized
the Confederation ; Ihe has endue noted to unite with Mild', isi
a fimilar Confederative, the States In her neighbourhood.
" Yore. Majefly has declared, It is true, that the Hankstic
Towas (could remain independent and Belated from any confede-
ratioo whatever. You have farther declared, 'I, A tie other
States in the North of Germany Mould be free to con full Duly their
own policy and their own convenience: but tinle declarations,
founded upon jultice• and upon the general intereft of Europe,
timid not (units Profile with a motive for war, nor nee with a
pretrit which the dare avow.—The war oo the part of Praha, is,
10-sefore, without a real cask.
" Neverth-lefs, the Frisian armies have paired their boun•
dales ; they have invaded Satiny ; they menace the territory of
the Confedetation of the Rhine. of the inviolability of which your
Majefty Is the parttime. Even your Majcity's troops are Mt-
n/CAI I hardly arrived before our out polls, the Prutan troops
have entered no the fender of war They have refuted French
Other. to enter Into Saxony, and war is found in Its commence.
sweat, without the Court of Berlin having made known what
eau'es et Mkt:intent the pretends to have—without having tried
the owns of enneill AMOR—without having done any thing to avoid
a rupture. A Mont fo ohitinatc, fo unnatural, fit 'inamorata.
tattle, COO the one part—on the other• a precipitation nonfinite's- 1
c..tvaldr, prove, that it is not eircreary to leek for even an app.
lute seethe, for what Is ooly the re(ult of a deplorable iotrigue.
• Two winks, of which the one deflect line, the Other, price,
11'..147 foe a lot it tint divided ?new - The kit, whak &inn,* 1