Star.
London, England, 1804-12-05 00:00:00

STATE PIPER.

[Alden* tke Ad dams et *a hawing State Papa W hood
its way at legend dam, and lords*, to the Pride, yet it bat
seser appeared erelros—we are Attu happy la bake We to
ghee it In an setheatie foul

Note of tee Ere/Ikm ILTar. o ,Mgr of hedge At
fake, to M. Canals, Cheep (Mira theta Italia, doted
Plea. 9th ThcAlior, Tar Is.
Tbje underfigoed Miniler for Foreign Affairs
has fubmitted to his Majedy, the Emperor, the Not*
of M. d'Ousast., Cliarged'Affaires from Raffia. of
the ad Thermida. The undaffigned hail reeeived
orders to declare, that whenever the Court of Ruda
Ilion fulfil the Articles of itsTraaey widt Francon the
latter will be ready to execute them with the fame
idelity—as Raffia mot Satitrally think that the vea-
-1 ty Is equally binding upon the two taming Pow-
en. If the Cabinet of Sr. Petalborgb is dormant
that it has fume demands to make in cookivoince of
the Articles IV. V: and VI. of the Secret Conven-
tion of the .Bth Vendemiabei 7'eor to Francs alfo
claims the execution of the sd Article of that Treaty.
whith is expreffinl in the following team
• The two Colestalog Pardee &km" so the semi el their
power, to elatribuse to the tralefellati 4 the two apoilliso
eager net to Omar their retpollime so*,
tato en earrelpoodoer. Arid yr Milne& with tire iambi of
the two Seam. er peogiegete petwelpieseeemeri to tide Awe.
tire Cooditodom bY domoodoroof Mbothepteedmtvorwv-swi
that in anieweeate ottble severpeie, awry iabiwit of ens ef thede
Pewees Inhabit* the Stowe the Ober. ',MIMI dopy titan
cooffoo7 to Its Wel. fag be reaeoved heaths hid carry,
cad
be *raised hosaidito kooor% orkarii kelig Pr °WM W
the proeollos 4 Ws we 9ovesopiat."
" This Article, framed with as atuth peeeiftme as
wifdan, declares the very friendir difpofidens wilds
hound the two New" at the tune of fermi, this
treat'. France, therefore, did am sepia that RAC
fia would grant its proest to French Ingsfents•
by accrediting Ott to the tieighbouring Powirs of
Frances where they might indulge their hoaae
fitiona again& their country I nor did the expert Cosh
a condo& from M. Blasco'', the Minithir oftti
who was the real canfe of the Moulins end e
eziftios between the two Povrait garb% his rai-
dam in Paris. he connantly encouriged every kind
of intrigue that could diftorb the public traoquillity,
and be even went fo far as, by his official notes, to
Once under the protation of the law of Nations,
French emigrants, and other agents, in the Pay of
England.
France did not tape& that Roils would par-
parlay fend on a miffion to Paris, thole ulcers who
had excited ftrong complaints againft them, as was
well known to that Government. Strange canine.
when it is confidered what is the duty of all govern-
meats ; but (till more In, when reference is lade to
the article already cited.
" Laity. was the mourning which the Court of
Raffia awned fur a man, whom the Tribune's of
France had condemned for having plotted againft the
fafety of the French Government, Inch a conduit as
was confbrmablc to the letter or the fpirit of this
Article
" The Frepch Government demands the execution
of the pth article of the Secret Convention. in which
it is Rated that the two Contrafting Parties acknow-
ledge and guaratitee the independence and the cor
ftitution of the Republic of the Seven United Iflands,
formerly belonging to Venice t and that it be agreed,
that there (hall be no foreign troops in thole Minds ;
an article evidently violated by Raffia, as The has
continued to fend troops thither, which rhe has open-
ly reinforced and has chaoged the Government of
that Country, without the ionfent of France.
France alfo demands the execution of the :d ar-
ticle of the fame Convention, the evident application
of which fhould have been, that inftead of manifeft-
ing fuch a partiality for England, and of becoming
perhaps, the firft auxiliary of its ambition, Ruffia
ihould have been united to France, in order to con-
folidate a general peace, to ie.eftablillt a jolt balance
in the four parts of theworld, and to procure the li-
berty of the fees. Theft are the preafe expreflions
of the article.
" Such ought to be, without doubt, the conduit
of the two Powers, refpefting the treaty which binds
them both but the Cabinet of Ruffia moats that
France will fulfil the Ilipulations to which The is en-
gaged, without executing thole which the i. bound to
perform. This is ailing like a conqueror towards a
vanquillicd power t ibis as to fuppofe that France can
be intimidated by menaces, or that (he will acknow-
ledge she fuperiority of any other power—but the
hiltory of the years which preceded the peace made
with Ruffia, plainly demonftrates that that power
has no more right than any other to affume a haugh-
ty tone towards France. The Emperor of the French
willies for the peace of the Continent. He has made
all poffible advances to re.ellablillt it with Ruftia•-
he has (pared nothing to meinl,in it—but with the
AlM:ince of Goo and his arms, he is not in a fitbation
to fear any one.
" The underfigncd requefts M. le Charge.d'Af-
fitires of Ruffia, to accept the affuraxce of his perfell
confideration.
(Signed) la tn. saga. tasi.ssioamo."

LONDON.

WEDITUDAY, DECEMBER i.

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Nodes has been Rack up at Lloyds, that Govern.
meat is ready to contra for a number of veirels
(tranfports) of from 530 to 300 VMS harshen. it
does not become us to inquireinto or Rats the objet
of this sassfure.

We have received the alesitearr to the atth ult. It
appears from theta that the day of corosstion bas
not been Wand. as has bees Sated its fosse papers.
They (peek poiltively of as being retUed to take

place as lei Sunday.
The Pope reached Paris on the syther-His fee
BOIMPAITI Midi bade to pay his apt& to hint.
The Papers of which Sir Geoaue RUMISOLD was
robbed. se alto thee of two pedant confined in the
Temple (more Thwa's I) who. the French Govern.
cent is pleated to call enairaries of his. are now on-
dela* examination, and copies of thev are to be
flat to 01 the Courts Europe.
Atittpat, OF TOR POPE AT PARIS.
PAMS. Nov. 25 (SussiAT).--Tbis day at half after
twelve in the forenoon, his Holiest' arrayed at Fon.
tnialthont. 441414 y, the Emperor, who had gone
out to hunt on *Mack being informed of the
approach of the Pore, proceeded to matt his Wi-
nds, and met him a-la-Croix de Saint Heroin. The
Emperor and the Pose alighted bosh at the fame
time; they approached and embraced each other.—
Six of his blijelly'e carriages then moo op, The
gamaror entered fell iota the carriage to place his
SAWA on the right. They arrived at the Cal*
tlwlogb two line' or IteoPt aod p noife of anti
Ley. fills eminence Cardioal Capactut,and the greet
00ara Obis Maieitea 0104444, receiveS !beau at
lit 'Wit. Of the Akair#44. TO *farm! ialSebe
)Roca proceeded together by tea gilt Steir-cefe, after
as the place which feperatee their. oportmente. His
Bonnets having there quitted the teeparor, woe 9m'
dotted by the Grand Chamberlain, the Greed Mar-
tail of the Palace, and tbeffrand. Maher**Ceff
'titmice, m the apartment mewed for his
Having welted foss time, his 4olinets paid a vifit
to the Emperor t he was oxidated into his *tat by
the great otScers of his Najaf,. The Emperor repat-
dotted the Pope to the ball of the GiSsat
Hie Holinets immediately after paid a snit to tat
Em Lady of Namur, lobo went thmeet
bise7"-ohnets, introduced him into the elciffaspf the
liffPters Hot MailleY Priorsdo&orqsq Popo as far
so the (wood room of tier apartMetti.:=The lose
having returned to his own aperenTint, the Unifier
"4 Garai "lan o f the empire had the Amply
of being pretested to his Kopec*
At four o'clock the Emperor tent ootiee ao On
Pope. that he intended to pay him a VIM, and repair!
ed to the elofet of bistifolinete4seceded by the great
eaters of his hoof/fold. The hale ger/Monies were
obferved in regard to the vifit of the Pope to the
Emperor. At path of thefe vifits, the Pope end the
Emperceremaitted together alone for half an hour.
Prince Louts. who was at Foooinbleau, paid a
vifit alto to hit Holinds. The Emperor pretented
to the Pope the 4Mb-chancellor and Areh-treafurei.
His eminence Cartli* Fuca was pretested to the
Emperor the tome day.
His Holinefa will take tome days ref at Fontein-
blean, and repair to Paris before the confecrafion,
which will take place nest &pm:lay .
The Pieaor Arch-chancellor of the Empire ar
rived this day at Fontainblean, at three o'clock : be
occupies in the Cattle the apartment defined' foe
him. The fame day he was presented to their hin•
jetties.
Perfons are nor employed in examining the papers
contained in the three trunks found at the honfe of
M. Russaoso. There papers as well as the cored-
pondence of two Agents of this Englithman, already
confined in the Temple, will be communicated' in the
original to the Cabinets of Europe. They will fully
thew what England expects from its htinillyrs, and
will exhibit a complete explAnation of the celebrated
Circular Letter of Lord Haweasatiay.—Afeilitrus.
Letters from Arles (late, that in confequence of
the continued pia which has fallen is that ditiria
for a month Fait, the Rhone overflowed its banks
near Taratcots, and has inundated a large and vs.
luable portion of the territory of Arles.
Nice, Nov. 34—Yefterday evening about five
o'clock, three Spanifli veffels, bound from Leghorn to
Spain, were forced by a form to demand perro4on
to enter the port of Villefranehe. They ',ere imme-
diately obliged to fail for the place of their deaoa-
tion.

Mrrs, Nov. ao.--lionte workmen digging oP
the earth lately at LavanvOle, a few leagues from
this city, difeovered a large quantity of human !rile.,
helmets, Ethics, and arms, rhich, judging from thrir
form, muff have belonged to the Gauls, befoir"th;
invafton of the Romans. The blade of one of the
Cakes is Cta inches in breadth.

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General in
Albania,
to the Erni
of Come at!
Turkills
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relations a
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FROIITIitS of SUAlti. Nov. ty.—The Auftriau
General in the Aufirian provinces of Dalmatia and
Albania, Count de &LADY, has difpatched a courier
to the Emperor of Auftria, to give hips an account
of Come attacks he was obliged , to, snake, againft the
Turkith initrgents, who have made a incurfion into
a diftririt 'united at precast to the States of his Mal
jefiy the EMperor and King. The era& details of
this affair are not yet kown, but more circuinftintial
relations are daily expeaed. The courier zbpve7
mentioned proceeded firft to Vienna, under an idea
that the Emperor had returned thither; but not
having found him, he repaired in hafte to Saltzboorg,
to deliver his difpatcbes into his Majefty's hand. It
is inferred from this and more recent cimumftanceas
that the difpatches are of the utmoft importance. It
was probably this affair which accelerated the Em-
peror's departure for Vienna. His Majefty fet out
from Saltzbourg, at fir o'clock, to return to, his
capital, from which he has been abfaot about a month.

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Basin or THI Melia, Nov. 17.—,Letters from
Cattaro of the tath of Odober, mention Come par.
oculars. which, no doubt, have caufed our papert
to publilh that the Ruffian troops frdtn Cerra had
entered the territory of Montenegro... One of thefe
letters Oates; "that hardly had the Außrian General
OtRADT, Commander in Chief in Dalmatia, arrived
on the Banks of Cattaro, before, according to his in•
itruilions from Vienna, he fummoned the Montene-
grims to evacuate that part of the country of Zupa,
which they occupied contrary to all right. The Mon!
tenegrians havingrefufed, General OTILADY ordered
a detachment Of IMperial troops to advance, when
Ate Ramer evacuated the country, and retired to-
wards the mountains The nett day fome troops
appeared upon the heights; dreffed like the Ruffians,
and who, by their manoeuvres, feemed inclined to
take poffefflon of that territory to which the Bilhop
of Montenegro forms pretenfions. General O'Baanv
Ordered then fii companies of infantry to advance:
The Bifhop did not think proper to wait for the Auf.
Irian'. but ordered the Montenegrians to retreat:—
There were the troops taken for Ruffians."
Accoiding to letters from Hamburgb, the King
of Finals has lately ordered a report to be laid before
bins, concerning the tituation of the &Swats of his
kingdom.

On account oi.the froft yefterd*y, his Melam
did not !mot, but, accompanied by the ,Princefes
SorHua and AMSLIA, rode on horfeback through
Eton and theeighbourhood of Barham : her Ma-
uro-T. and the other Patacassts, tool an airing to

Frogmore. .
Vetere's, the Ruffian Ambafrador irantaded bufi.
nets at Lord Haitiowsc's Office, from half pettily°
o'clock till half pan. three.
Sir Davie and Lady Ocicey haying re-oetupieci
their hour, near Richmond, her Ladytbip was hap-
pily delivered of a fon and heir on the 3el
Friday lak being St. Andrew's Day, the Earl of
paLwoutra, Grand Mater, the Earl of Elitist.,
Dewy Grand Mater of Free Macon', in Scotland,
gueleltPanicibi tarl Mosta (Ailing Grand Mater
in England . the Earl of Azermt, Lords Eton°,
and DOWN', and 4 very numerous affemblage oft's*
Brethren of the &Event walked in procef-
ton, by torchlight, tothe The Royal, at Edin-
burgh, where the Anniveettry Feflival
ou of Saonet. Adrew was celebrated is the mutt harmonis
On Friday the 3oth tilt. his Royal Highnefs thel
Duke of CAMItIOCE, accolopanied by Brigadier-1
Generals ?gists and GL6DSTAIILS, reviewed the
Royal Wastage Volunteers, commanded by Capt.
Wise, when his Royal Highnefs was pleated to ex •
prefs the ft ll approb
rongeation of the truly military
appearance of the Corps, and of the corretnefs with
which they performed their various evolutions.
- On the 19th tilt. the Aberdeenfhire Volunteer bat.
talion, confiding of the r,
Stains,
Cdrny,Mlick, Tarves, Logic Buchan Stains, and uden Vo-
lunteers, under the command of Lieutenant Col. L.
Ross, with the Dyee, New Maehar, and Fintry Vo-
• lunteers, under the command of Captain Nut, and
the 'Bethel/tie Volunteers, commanded by Captain
SCOTT, were brigaded and reviewed at Votic ino, by
Brigadier General GORDON, forming& patri fcenel
to a numerous aftemblage of fpeaators. The Gene-1
ral exprelted much fat;rtaaion at their improved Hate
of unif.rmity and military appearance, °Mercies
that he had feldom or ever teen a line of finer or'
more ferv;ceable young men. The General and fe-
veral other Gentlemen dincd with the officers at
Murray's.
Saturday, ti e ad Regiment of Mid-Lothian Vo-
ltinteer Infantry, undcr the command of Lieutenant
Colonel Cast RILL. went into quarters at Leith, on
permanent ditty, for 14 days.
al
In addition to the works thrown Op on our
g
Eaten coall, for its defence againfi invafion, Go-
vernment has, within the ha tir weeks, contraeled
for the creflion of but at Bexhill, fufficient tn con-
tain 30co troops. Thole for the privates, which ac-
commodate thirty-two men each, are nearly finilhed
and the whole, when completed, will cover about
thirty acres of ground. The quantity of fire* ufed
thatching them was fo great, that the conuaeors
would have expetienced Come difficulty in obtaining
it, ;:ad they not been aiiiiied by the Earl of As
ti and
,w conlidcrable land owners of the g,
boorlinod who libcrally allowed their tenants tot fur-
rills as moth as they could (pare, ctheirontrarrcfpeElive
y to the
conditions upon which they hold
terns.
Inc above huts are in part occupied by four batta-
lions of tl:e
ties German Legion, and to which,
it is eirefled, the ph battalion, now aationed at
Northam, will Oinr. ly remove.
On Tliiirlday, mid Saturday lA, the (wind
battalion ot the gad regiment commenced their match
from Wecly Ili:tracks, on their route totaliverpool,
from cc flicy are to embark immediay for
land. Tire sod is :Red to be reglaced by the ith
root, now at Cokhcler.