Star.
London, England, 1801-09-28 00:00:00

tly er o. Catholic Majeity's brusilter Ple-
Mpotetriary to the Conful General, Confuls 'and
Vice-Confuls, rending in the different difiriets of
the United States of North America, prefcribing
fuch rules as are neceffary to be obferved by the
merchants and others trading to the Auld of Cubs,
that all (hipper: of goods or rnerchandize deftined,
to any of Paid ports, before obtaining,the ConfuPs
certificate, &all exhibit to a notary public feparate
invoices of the different fhippers, and declare, upon
oath, that the articles fo Chipped are not compofed
of cotton or Britifb produce, growth, or manufac-
ture, now deemed prohibited to the ports of the,
tvid ifland of Cuba ; and that for the future the
certificates given by the Conful will be annexed at
the foot of each invoice, afcertaining the amount
fo (hipped; and unlefs the invoices are complete,
fuch certificate cannot be granted.
' (Signed) DON JUAN STOUGHTON.'

VRANCL

PARIS,
M. de Moscow, the new Ambefador from Ruf.
fix to the French Republic, has arrived in this city.
Count DOLOOROURI and Baron de Nircomr, Co-
lonels in the Ruffian fervice, arrived two days
before with difpatches from their Sovereign to the
French Government. •
SEPT. 22.—. C. GARR/RIR required from the Mi.
;lifter of the Interior the title of 'firmest of Go.
yernment, as a reward for his aerial voyages.—
The Minifter replied, that as he had no rival in
that department the above tide was entirely ufekfs,
but the Minifter granted rewards to thofe who ac-
companied him during his voyage on the Lith of,
July ; viz. boo francs to Madam GARNIMIN, and a
pair of piffols, of the manufaCture of Verfkilles, to'
each Of the Citizens BEAVAIS and Noun.
Mr. Laz, the new Commercial Agent from the
United States of America, arrived at Bourdeaux
on the izth init.
'The Auflrian Government has ordered the in-
habitants of Vienna to (hew all pogible attention
to the French Ambaffiador ; and in cafe he ftiould
!wilt the Republican Flag, to confider it only' as
the pledge of union between the two powers ! !
An Aufirian Colonel has arrived at Freiburg!),
feat by the Archduke Cmoasts to examine the
Rate of the fortifications of that place, and to fit-
perintend the reconfirutlion of the works which
were demoliffied during the war ; they have al.
ready begun to work on them with the greaten
a.fhvity.
The Prince of Notsau.Sulo am, Admiral in the
Ruffian fervice, has jufi arrived at Paris, whence
he will repair to Spain to execute the commiffion
with which he is entrulled by his Government.
Letters of a very late date from Wellphalia,
pofitively affirm, that General Kstzsy, who com.
viands the Pruffian troops in Hanover, after rho'
reception of M. Dom n's difpatches, which appris.
ed him of what had paffed at Munfter, immediate.
117 ordered a body of sOOO troops to advance to
within half a league of the frontiers of that
'Biihopric. The Pruffian Hulfars polled in that
part of the Duchy of Cleves which lies on the,
right bank of the Rhine, alto moved forward to,,
the fame place. Couriers had been difpatched teil
Berlin • and final orders were ezpeaed from the
Court, the occupation of the Bifhopric. • •
The Senator Ca assou s died, on the toth inft. at
the age of ss, at Montpellier, whither he went for
the recovery of his health.
&pram's& ea.—They write from Tours, that.
at the fete of yefferday funeral honoun were to
be paid to the remains of General Moue saa ; the
urn which contains his afhes was to be brought from
the Prefettorate fupported by eight veterans, one
of the corners of the pall was to be borne by the
eldeft foldier in Europe, Citizen Tnuals, aged
so; years.
The produce of French indnftry, which hat, this
year been deemed worthy of being publicly expof-
ed at the period of the fete of the ft,undation of
the Republic, has been placed, fine the firft com-
plementary day, under the porticos of the Court
of the National Palace of the Arts and Sciences.
A numerous concourfe of fpettators continue to
'Hit them. They confider, with the molt lively
intereft, the articles which are expofed, and ap-
plaud the elegant limplicity of the buildings con-
ltrufted fur their reception. The fight is agreeably
extended over a colonade, which rifts to the top
of the Orft cornice of the Palace, and which, by its
flyle, by the colour of the marble which orna.
menu it, and by the neat manner in which it is
difpored, appears to form the bate of the fuperior
part of the building. This colonade was greend
after the defign, and under the direSion of Citizen
• CH•LOR1111.
In virtue of' a decree of the Confuls of the Sift
September, there is to be a Direltor-General for
the adminiftration of the enregiftering of domains,
and eight adminiftrators, two of whom are fpe-
eially to make extraordinary arrange-
anenu, and one comptroller-general of the receipts.
The Direaor-General will attend to bufinefs with
the Minifter of the Finances alone; he is to make
the divifion between the adminiftrators, is to pre-
fide at the Council of Adminiftration, and divide
the votes; he is to prefent to the Minifier of the
Finances the appointments to places of Direelors
and Infpedors, who propofes them to the FIRST
Cousin. The Director makes appointments to
other fituations in a Council of Adminiftration.
The Dire for General is to prefent immediately
to the Minifter of the finances a plan for the re-
gulation of the offices of Paris, conformable to the
difpofitions in the prefent decree, with the fired''
falary for the perfuns employed ; the (ketch c,f thi,
orgAnit.ltion will be fuhmitted to the infpetiion of
the FIRST CONSVL. The falary of the Direetor
General will be 2 etPcoo francs ; he w ill not have
any perquifecs I;( rn the money received. The
fabrics Lf Adminifirators will be according to the
ri.fel.t value of ti,e receipts, by which die par of
rack aid not amount to more than tB,occ ti 4nes.

,ANERIC4N STAVE E PAPER
BOSTON, AUGUST so.
By order of his Catholic Majefly's Mini