Star.
London, England, 1805-02-01 00:00:00

FRANCE.

P JANUARY 20.
A divifion of the grenadiers and chatleurs of the
Imperial Body Girard has marched to Lyons, from
thence they will pi oceed to Milan, whither a detach-
ment horn the crops of Mamalukes is already },one.
The hilt advice, from Guadeloupe and Marti-
nique, of the 9th of November, nate the arrival of
the frigates la Ville de Milan, and le PrefiJmt,
with ammunition and provifions ; and that both
Wands were, in confequence of fuch arrivals, in the
bell Rate of defcree.

- The I'ope has caught a flight cold, which confides
him to his apartments.
Letters from Cadiz, of Dec. 23, mention the arri•
val in that port, of the frigate la Vegona, from
Monte Video, xvith a rich cargo. Several (hips which
the Englilh have fent into Gibraltar, have availed
themfelves of the late ftorm, cut ticir cables, and
efcaped to Algeziras, as did a Ftestch corvette; the
crew of %bid', a!:er killing an isfficer and ten or
twelve feamen of the enemy, got off with fixty Eng-
liflimen on hoard, ar,d was carried into Algeziras,
by three Spanilh tgon•boats.
There is no inland intelligence of importance : but
our Papers or the zoth, give fume foreign intelligence,
which delervzs ascension, efpccially if it fhould prove
true. It i• as f vs .
" Letters fi om Vienna, dated Jan. 5, mention, that
a report was current there, that the Grand Seignior,
who was perfealy ignorant of the paffage of the Ruf-
fians to the Mediterranean, required an account of
that occurrence, with every particular ; which being
communicated to him, he flew into fuch a violent
thzt he had the Grand Vizier's head flruck
off, changed a part of his Ministry, and gave complete
Atitfitnion to Gtorral Bt UNE, the French Aribufaior to
his Highncli." It is evident, however, that news of
tech importance require the flrongeft confirmation.
Another rcpnrt is alto related in our papers ; it is
contained in an article, dated Vienna, Jan. a, viz.
0 The Englifh Minifler, Mr. PAGET, on being with
Count COPEN loft night, testified to the Count
his altonilhment that, in the audience given by the
Court in the morning, the Foreign Miaiflers were
not receives: in the Emperor's Cabinet, whilft the
Privy Counfeilars enjoyed that dillindion. He com-
plained bitterly. The Vice-Chancellor replied, that
cuttom did not permit it, and he wondered Mr. PA.
GAT should make fuch obfervations at that time,
when the fame etiquette had been conftantly obferved
by the Court, ever since he had been at Vienna.—
Mr. PAGET got warm ; he (tamped with his foot, and
told Count ConsNTZIL, that if he (the Count) did
not know his duty, he would know how to teach him ;
and preterit') quitted the affembly, with every ap
pearance of ina.lnefs. This occurrence, which was'
witneffed by many Members of the Corps Diplontatigut,
and other courtiers, is become the talk of all Vienna,
and every body is furprized at the tone affumed by
the Britifh Envoy on the occafion."
The march of troops from this capital, and oar
Emperor's intended journey to Italy (which, how-
ever, is not yet officially known), furni(h matter for
(peculation. The bell informed persons, however,
fill think, that there will be no war on the Conti-
nent with Rollia, much lefs that there is any poffi-
baity of a chlimte with Adflria. Nay, many politi-
cians (peak rather of a general peace, which, giving
fatisfadion to all the Powers, would reftore the poli•
tical balance of Europe. The plan of filch an agree-
ment is afcribed to the Eletor Arch-Chancellor.
Jam year 23.—We are informed, that the Emperor
of the French has written a very flattering letter to
the Batavian Government, refpeding the Extraor-
dinary Legation they fent to ama at the Coronation.
Every thing concurs to render it probable, that we
(hall foon be able to announce the acceflion of Iris
Imperial Highnefs, Prince JOSEPH, to the throne of
L,:mbardy. The Emperor's journey to Italy will,
we are informed, be connected with that new monar-
chy. It is added, that the arrangements ncceffarily
required by that event, will undoubtedly delay, for
awhile, the settlement which remains to be completed
relative to the political situation of another neigh-
bouring Rate. It is laid that his Holinefs will, on
his return to Rome, perform the Coronation of the
King of Lombardy. •
5 per cent. Confolides are at 58 fr. 15 cents.
,true, JAN. 17.—Yellerday their Swedifh Ma-
left this place, and croffed the Great Belt
a any accident. They afterwards proceeded
it journey by the way of Rotfchild for Ell's-
The Danifh Adjutant General 'Amount 14 met
ing just as he left this city, and was molt gra-
received by his Majelty.
Asa, Jam. to.—General Count BE LLEGARDR
~pointed c or Amisalfador to France, in the room
Count Cork Nrzat.

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