Star.
London, England, 1804-02-23 00:00:00

PRANCE.
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PROM Tuz NUM PAIPEIts.
Mimeos, Psi. t.—The Diet will be occupied in
ha beat Sitting with the affairs of the E,.queffrian
Order s its delibevations will be very important, if
*e may judge from the oppofiticm which has taken'
place ma this &lied between the two firft Members
of the Gamma Empire. We do sot know what
the dearson in this bnfinefs will be. but, in the mean
dist, As pasties intereeed tutploy every mean in
Matt pewee to make the balance preponderate in
gab favour. The Emperor, as has boo feen, inter-
ferer as Supreme Chief and as a co-ellate of the Ern.
piss: his Majeby has ailed a Note in favour of the
TAireatian Order to be delivered to the Filter Con.
by his Minißer at Paris. The Electors of Wur-
teusberg ind Baden have alto made application to
WI French Government and the Cabinet of Feted.
beret v—they mine& that the Tian Consul. and
Iy Xmpcior MA21111414 as Guarantees of the
isweierers, will interfere in order to maintain the
tional cantata of Equeßrian Order. It
Is to be Waved, that in this affair, which is of the
wawa importance, the Proteilant Courts aredivided.
nltil that alma a half of them make a common
cads with the Imperial Court spina that of Ber-
iles We are afforedthat the Tarn Canso'. Win&
thelisaa-Letter to the Elan of Estaria. in which
Sages to tertninate,in an amicable manner, his
ililleames with the Court of Vienna.
~aaC VOL T, Fn. 4. The opialoidia regard to
the rights of the Equdrian Order are Co much di-
;witted ; it is betides to difficult for the tribonals to
Othello, thoroughly midi the Ferenc troubles the
ca which the dilemmas runt as the kakis)
ferias retain Co little polo:lolling form begins to do '
WI jellies by its own heads, *at we mull amides
at very rudest the opinion of his Pauestan Ma-.
=whoa in hisdederados to the Diet he made
OM les orefithted this affair as one importsat
,thiltilhanbilmi by the unmade of the Empire-
the *brat decrees. indeed. hitherto pared by
the.% have only served to thew the infirdiciat ate'
11110 lei* they have fallen. But bow ha this clif-
aim hitomiliated, the aide of which is nothing
Ildstlioa ft decade whether an Order of the Empire
MIR be aliellthed or Meted to grill t This affair,
If varied to the Diet. may produce dilations of
kwat hillealty I tat will the emthoquesee be a war
lireen the States of the Empire who have inter•
feted either for or egoist the immolate Nobility,
amid the Empire belch to itfelf ?
We may boldly minim that it will not. The
powers intereled for the Equenrian Order mull cm-
Ids warmth is their defence, titan their
die iit attack as this intereft is ems-
satualol mealy by jbaiee, sad a ddire daseintaia.
leg litho *mirky the Crervarale eft/intim t while
ad Other party are excited by perfoaal motives, al-
ways more violate than the plain tentiments of jut
tier. Amorlog to this rev/ming the unavoidable
soefemstose. appears to be, that the immediate no-
hay vault 'fan either Coon or late I but if we go
link to the foams which at pretest divide the em-
Vim, It will be found very natural that the Germanic
tat Ilissi4 sot be the foie judge in this conceit, and
dast the mighbooring powers &add interfere in an
stair. whisk is tome meafure is the confequcnce of
the arreogemeats they propofed, and that they lbonld
rapport the Equearian Order.
It may be recollaked, that when the Diet, by the
mediation of France and Ruffs, had regulated the
indemnities required byjnaice in favour of the princes.
who& Rates extended along the left Bank of abs
)thine. the indemnifications could not be altogether
proportioned to the loffes. and that the Eat croa of
Baratta empreffed his difcontent. He fin endea.
veered to feriae on the hifhopriek of Paffan, a part
of*Meh was claimed by the Emmett for the Grass
Doss become Estero& of Satssouan. After tome
Iftwoinents of troops, and a few reciprocal demon-
&mime, be was obliged to yield to the deeifion of
the Germanic Body. to cireomfcribe his pretenfteme
towards Pates, and even to evacuate the Ratoprick
of Eichfladt. claimed al
by the Gamest Do as. with
the !import of thetChief of the empire. This Prince,
teeing his domains contracted more than he expelled,
and finding his rights infringed.endeavoured to obtain
a meopentstion for his lofts by fubjeaing to his fo-
wereiguty all the Members of the Equeftrian Order.
who& poffedions lay within his States, and to repair
' his ruined finances.by fuppreffing the religions orders.
At frit, be, no doubt, employed perfuaftve means
with the immediate nobility, and hence the fubmiflion
of M. Kate. who made fo much noire. and who was
Co much blamed by the Aulic Council of the empire.
in terms injurious to that Lord. The EaccToa
found the fell more untraltable. and, therefore, made
ufe of violence : the Princes, his neighbours, having
filstilar redoes to urge. &fumed the fame rights. and
invafincis edited in every quarter.
Since thefe Reps feem to have been peened on no
other pretence than the infufficiency of the indemni-
ties in which France and Rothe took Co much part,
it needs ezr;te no Omit/mem that they Mould in-
:erfcre in an affair which refults from the
ants they they themfelves pupated. On the other hand,
•r übe Eleaqral Hodes and Princes nho hare adnpt
cd, this If Rem of invaG.m. tgrAia tlor,tl rope ly ir
-vat.% clef whops perceive that this if: it

blow given to the left OrJet of the tapirs Mod
one day become fatal to their own power. aril tbai
under the force of things to which they havegie
the Left impulfe, the whole fabric of the Oeseisesk
Conftitution may ho caulked, and the power et tor
individual (weed to the different domdmemime at
the inferior powers. It is at any rate certain that
the ftroke aimed at the matinee of the Egotftdon
Order daft be the firft of thefe events. if ever they
take place. We no looter live in thole times what
the face of empires is feddealy changed by eoesterfa.
As politics hove at pretest more mart than arms
in the viciffrtudes they experience events are fo Isti•
Irately eounefted that each is partieslar may oftep
be mehderecl as a prefage of that whirls is to follow.
Whatever be the rdult of thefe aurneb. it appeal.
that in cafe the Equeftries Order Amid sot make
fufficient raison. ene might mopes. gift model
of an saleable armageraent. the coodaa prated
by the Estella' inregardte the immediate Larded
&labia; to whom, in cooked:are of an ate.
he gave money or Was la' wimp for their *'

vereigstiet.
Bases or Stave, Fe& 4.—We kern freestWersabours, in Yemeni& that that town was oc-
cupied on the eath alt. by • detachment of Profs'
;mops, in °oaken.= of the C.asmetion for aa es.
thane, concluded between Preis sad Bavaria.—
Ware the estrum delis tempt. Comae de Tema.
MUM sad 'Mildest de Ilenectesee arrived thereto
Comilliesem foe deliveries cep. and talthis peat
lien of the place. The hits ht mit as teeset kr
Deakeithuhl; in order to proceed to a dollar ae.
The petty Primes aid Cinms of loseh•altd par`
titularly Utah, who have Wise poillioes thee
pie
the
,reorrikerral of the De•
ramie* ofte Empire, erten tier pest of sonde&
tag amen
__-ebastidoes am' el Units, foam ee
that meander' tali mewsat Fierechfoit. amiss
the Princes and Comas of the circles of the Mae
and of Franconia. The nrsodatiols anOtis 6414
are already in a date of rest forwarded& -um
,anion of the petty dates of-Sethi& if it take plait
will hem an intimate comedies with deed Fraser-1
fort, which has been lately firengthead by the add-
tim,of feveral Princes and Counts who have sot 1
realists is Weephalia. The ratification of the
[ Ali of the Caton of Franckfort has been eschaapd
I foes weeks.
Dorms& Fan. t.—The Broads& • privateer.
Capt. Assesses of this port, captured on the third
day after the had failed. two Englih fkips t nest
day the made four others bike, and dank a fddt.—
Three of thde pe arrived, me of them the
Elise, of tyo tons,idea with fait proviftons. bet-
ter. and (me bales of cloth ; the Amid, the Homy
Bee, of too toes, is laden with fait and coals ; die
third, the woe of which we have net karat. Is laden
with fah provitioes and batter. The privateer Isedid
prifeaers at Isiorkir.—Jorroal rks Dgforlator • k
Park AL 11.