Star.
London, England, 1804-09-24 00:00:00

LONDON.

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24.
PRICE Or STOCEA DAY AT ONE. O'CLOCK:
Coultas 3; i—for account. 3;`:—Osmium 71.

Since our Lill we haw...recc:v.:el Franekfort Journals
ta the I tilt, rt,nch ones to the t 3th, and Dritch
pi,,ers to the I:7th inq. from which we have, in the
pi eceding columns, given (very thing wroth es.-
tra;:ing.
T}c two important quellions rt:lpelting the new
titk of Erryeror of At'LTKIIII, and the violation of ,
4lte Getman Emp;re, have heen taken Mtn conlider-
afi the Ditt at Rati:!son, anti have received
!'•:th a Jecillon ac miplit Le expe...':ed h,•ot the ptefent
elegra led [sate of Europe. With the rcinne.firar.e
of the Emperor o 4 14.;-:st c, and rile note of the King
of Swanks lying before hot Upon tie ,'1 ch.:
I i}iet, and Raring him is the face, coiapl...ning of
kthe inva.lne. F.ttenheiri, and this mail foul orfeaze,
the Dire :bout NlntAler fast, 44 there is now r.o j
CIAAt fu. kft nt dellber.,6oll!lClOTC tic, an I I
prooofe a proro;,tati.....l,el a remote day." in this pro.
pofition, we are Minted. the Miniolets inefcrit una-
tdrnruily etmcnrre2. eel-chit ma; prow, ke in-
dignation and contempt ; hitt it cannot excite l':r•
pole. This citcnmflx tire explains ftifficiemly the rea-
loll of th, departme of the R shun I, am
Ratiipon. Their ((Imolai-it wrs difmia.td, the kr
, row:s woe elofral, r:A nt :I.'r:; lattber remained to
"be :le there. Boma • It Tr left A' la•Charlio upon
:he tat', 'o isth,f... Cologne, en h“. way to Mentz.
Lane 41,a• tin ;',n,t 17c v •Il retctn

tp the capital, and thence back to the colt Other i
'accounts Rate, that he willgo in the enaß through
'reeves, kupsibargh. and Spines.
Letters from Spain, with the Tart Liken mail,
mention, that it was Alter the arrival of a courier
' from Admiral Gee'', nap the Ambarredor of his Ca
tholic Majeßy in France, that the Cabinet of M;-
drid ordered tbs equipment of Come (hips of the line
and frigates ; the Corlican inhfting that the blockade
of one of its ports by 4 tritifli fquadron is err infrac-
tion upon the neutrality of Spain, though this mea-
fore is according to the maritime laws of nations,
and dues not interrupt the trade, either of nentral or
Spanifh fubje&r, but merely prevents thole French
flips which have taken filcher there as cowards, from
Resting away and injuring our trade like pirates. It
is believed that thole Spani(h flips now arming, 'are
deßined to fcrye as convoy to the French and Dutch
(hips at Ferrl, or 'ether to augment their number
and, in cafe they are stuackcd, fuch sit aa will he
regarded as a declaration of war on the part o
Spain. It was even Paid at Lam, that thefe pro-
ceedings; and this determination of the Court of
Spain, had already been announced to the Court of
St. James's. • • •
A Gentleman, who left Paris on the t tth, and
Rotterdam on the r Bth, announces, as ; rumour in
France and. Holland, that the Emperor of—Russta
has intimated to the Court of Copenhagen, that, in
the event of a rupture with France, his Imperial
Majelly could nut Offer any French agents to retie
in the Danifh dominions, or endute, upon the part of
Denmark, a neutrality that moft be injurious to Eu-
rope. A declaration nearly to the fame eficet is faid
to have been made to the Ottoman Porte, by the.
Ruffian Ambaffador at Conflantinople. Private let
tern Rate, that Count Rassomousei, the Ruffian
Ambaffador at Vienna, hasbeen recalled, and is Cue-
ceeded at that Court by only a Charge d'Affaires,
A gentleman, who on Friday arrived in town from
the Continent, relates, that an alliance has been ac-
tually concluded between Au aria, Praha, and France,
which comprifes, among other extraordinary matter{,
the concurrence of the former power to the propofed
elation of FitiptßlCll WILLIAM to be King of the
Romans, anel to the Houk of Brandenburgh being
the future bead of the Germanic Body: For this
toncefhon (to which, it is Rated, the Emperor FR r-
en was in fonts degree incited by the increafed in-
fluence of %Zs among the Ele6ors, with a con-
viCtion of its fusilier inet cafe through the afeendancy
:of France), his Imperial blajeily, in addition to
the hereditary title of Emperor of AuR ia is to re-

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&we a large need-ton of territory, which Turkey is
it, be compelled to alienate. The confines of France
and Prutfia are alto to be conliderably augmented ;
but the particulars arc not mentioned, nor perhaps
as yet thoroughly defined.
The Ruffian troops in the lonian Tflands, on the

7tll of Auguil, amounted to 14,500. A coraiderable
number of natives were embodied, and much attention
had been devoted to their difcipline and appointment.

The Malian camp near Peterfburgh compiifes
32,000 MCP. A corps of f y,OOO had arrived in the
neighbourhood of Cherfon, for the purpofe of em-
barkation. as was fuppofed for the Mediterranean.
In all the Ruffian ports on the Black Sea, the moll
aAive military preparations were making. A camp
of 3c,0n0 men was forming on the Daeifier. and Ruf-
fian troops were rapidly advancing to the Turkilh
frontiers..

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The French tromps which have been poured into

the Neapolitan States, are fupported at the expence
of the inhabitants, on whom the French officers have
levied heavy contributions, in proviGons, artirles of
&e. The King in vain remonflrated at this
violation of his netitrality and fovereignty ; he was
anfwered, that his only means to prevent theft mili-
tary requititions was, by hinifelf fur&lhing the army
with thole necefraries of which it had octal-ton.
intimation was followed by a demand for a confider.
able fum of money. The royal coffers were wholly
exhatilled by previtais application; oldie fame nature,
and his Majefly, in order to comply with the peremp•
tory mandate of the French Commander, was compel-
' led to imptife on his people an extraordinary impoll,
or f. reed lean, of one million Italian ducats:—to
lltew his fubjells that thi. heavy burthen did not
refill from any exigency of his own or of his govern
merit, his Majefty declares in the edia under which
:Le loan is levied, that the film in guttlinn is required
( 4. for the maintenance of the French troops, who had
entered his kingdom as friends." A courier has been
I diftiatchtd to Peter fh.irgh wali advice of there events.

The Gazette of Satinday contains his Kijetly%
Proclrmalion fartliet Ftoroguio,, Parliament from the
4th of Oaoher to the 2-,-th of .24vember, then to meet
ii,e the /4ii.ji --Alf.. a Proclamation coot-
' mantling all the Preis of Sc,itlatad to meet at Holy.
rood-bottle, in Ldii.litirgh, on the t 4th of Isloveniber,
to cleft :mother Peer of F.cotlat.d, in the morn of
GURGE Hay, Marquis of Tot cdale, deccafe.l.
Yeltri:lay, at one o'clock, •. Cabinet Council was
held at Lord HA IIItOWISY'S OifiCe, id which Vileounis
Nit Lvittr and CAS AAAAAA WS, I.IIIdS HARII.O.IIIIY,
Haws„scey, and MULCRAVS, and the feveral C.t
binet Minifters in town,' aiterided. At three o'clock
the refult of the deliheratior.a was forwarded to his
at Weymmith.
The :so has hten pl...atid to appLint loom
Lraan. Efq. to be his trla;.-,ity's Confol at
The Nino has Lull pirated to approve a Jo..
; to Confol for the Kitt of
' l'kt.s• la in