Star.
London, England, 1804-10-08 00:00:00

FROM THE PARIS PAPERS.

MINTZ, SUITT. 20. ( ITIL•CT OF • TTTTTT
The cancourfe of flrangers, which is eve: y moment
increar.rig, gives to our town much mote ie'ar than
it had in the year 1792, at the famous interview of
the Emperor of the ROMAN., the late King of
Pritflia, Flint' ICIL WILLIAM, and other Eiceors
and Princes of the Empire, leagued again ft France.
The prefent e stramdinary affemblage will continue
as long as the flay of his Imperial Majoey in that
city. Nut only is the price of lodgings esceffive, but
fcarcely are they to be got at any price, poi-titularly
on account tithe great number required for the 1111.
merous fuite of thtir Imperial Moieties. In this di-
lemma, a great many of thole who have come (torn
curiofity or on Wine's, have adopted the plan of
lodging in the neighbouring towns of Collie, Coll-
beim, Hnchlieim, Roffelfhcim, and Wiibaden, from
whence they come here to finnst the day. The inha-
bitants of the left bank do nearly the fame thing, ef-
tablifhing themfelves in Marienborn, Weiffenau, and
Come other places.

The Elea ors and Princes of the Anterior Circles
of !lie Empire, who have not themfelves repaired t.)
Mentz, have fent Deputies or fsliniflers to compli.
ment the Emperor. It would be difficult and too
tu give a complete lift of them.
The Pi tf•as of the four United Departments are
alto .0 be the-e. it is laid, to dei,berate wi It his Im-
perial M j...1v on °Weds of imp nonce.
We ere o'lloPel that his atje Iv, during hie flay
among us. will make leversl along the
Rhine I it is even thongh• that ~it lkl;,jetty will go
fur toast do's to Straiburgh. I. is f. sd tLat a camp
of ts,o omen will ;iambic in the twig. h,•uthood of
our sown, in envier to palm al reverel loilitAry m-
eal:arm

SIFT. it .--Upoei the F mperGr's arrival at Mentz,
be was i filmed by the r Foreign Affairs
that bie 1/0:11 Serene I lighr-t the Ek&or Arch-
Cbanestkor d tbs Cieratezit. Ewpirra sad hi. =off

Serene Highnefs the Elettor of &DIV aye at Mies:
ba enured each 4,1 them to be complimented by the
Grand Officers of the Court. His Majefly afterwards
ordered that a Guard of I lon.ror Garold be fent to
e. eh of there Princes taken trims the Imperial Guard
Oa the following day his molt Serene Highnef:.
the Eleaor Arch Chanctllor rep.iired to the Impe-
rial Palace : he was received with grand military ho-
11011rt.

The great Officers of the Empire went to receive
him at the door of his carriage ; and condutled hint
to the clofet of his Majelly the Emperor, where he
was introduced by the Grand Chamberlain of his
Imperial Majelly. Before be left the elufet of his Ma-
jay, he ailed his permiffion to introduce to him his
nephew, the Count de Laysa, who was flown into
the claret. The prefentation being made, he with-
drew.

The Emperor having come to the Hall of the
Great Officers, the Ele&or begged of his Majeily to
allow him to prefent the perfons nfhis fuite, the Count
de BE u sr, kis Milliner Plenipotentiary, to his Lupe.
rid Malay, the Count de Boscnt, Chamberlain. and
Lieutenant Colonel in the fervice of his Moll Serene
Eleßoral Highnefs.

The Emperor re-condtreed the Elettor to the mid-
dle of the Hall of Attendance, from whence his moll
Serene Eleanral Hig,hnefs went to the Emprefs.—
He was received at the outer door of the apartments
by the officers of the Emprefs's houfeholl

Madame de la Rocs FOUCAU LT came to meet him
at the door of the outer ball. He entered along
with the Count de Levee. At going away, he
requeiked permiffion of her Majelly to introduce to
her the perfans of his fuite. He prefented and named
them to her Imperial Majilly, at the door of her
Majesty's hall, where he was brought according to
the form followed in his prefentation. His moll Se-
rene Highncfs, the Eleaor found all the great officers
of the Empire, who conduaed him to the door of his
carriage.

At four o'eloct, his Serene 11;g1tnefs the Elector
of Baden repaired to the Imperial palace. and was
received with the fame honcnirt and in the fame form.

He prefented, in his Mujel claret. his Serene
lEgbnef, the Eleetotal Prince hi. grand-fon, and his
Serene Highnefs Prince Louis his fon. When the
Emperor came to the hall of the Great Officers of
the Empire, his Serene Highnefs prefented the per-
font in his fuite. the Baron d'Enstsuirm, his Mini-
Rer of State; the Baron de Gs Yuri. his Great Chamr
berlain ; the Baron de Datasac, his Miniltcr to his
Imperial Majelly ; and the Baron de Bnitasca, Aid
de-Camp to his Serene Eledoral Highnefs. The
Emperor eonclotted his Serene Highnefs to the mid-
dle of the Hall of Service, from whence his Highucfs
went to her Majefty the Empref., where be was re-
ceived in-the fame form with his Serene Highnefs
the Eleflnr Arch-Chancellor of the Germanic Em-
pire. When he retired the Great Officers concluded
him to the door of his carriage.

Their Electoral Highneffes afterwards dined with
the Emprels, and followed their Majefties to the Play,
where they fat in the Emperor's box.
Sirs- smart 22.-7-To-day were prefented to his
Kielty the Emperor, by Mr. S AAAAA oils, Mailer
of (.eremonie►, and Introdueor of Ambatrad,rs:

The Count de Henn, Minlfter Pler.:patendary of his Serene
Eleetoral Highnefs the Arch-Chancellor;
The Baron d'Edclibeirn. Mlnifter of State and of the Cabinet,
to his Serene Mew& the Elcdor of Baden.
The Baran de Buchan, Minifter of State of Hefe Dartritadt.
The Baron de Reibaid, Envoy Extraordinary, att kw, of his Sc.
rent Hlghnds the Meter of Bavaria.

The Baron de Daiwa. lk Pleslpoteadary of Ws Serene
Histioefe the Eledor of laden.

The Boron de Dobler, Envoy Extraordinary, a/ i e, aids Serene
Highnefs the Rieder of Wirtetnberg.
The Rues de Quinn, bitlafftex of taste of the Princes of
Naffto.

The Heron de Vrioa-Betberieb, Envoy Extraordinary eel Mr, of
Mt name /*eta& the Prince of Tour and 'retie.
The Same de Hotobrarbt and M. Mitzter, ikpedee Eatrauedi-
airy a ,of the Town of Frenkfort.

The& Prefentartons took place in the forms ob-
ferved at the Thuilferies for the Ftefentanon of Fo
reign Minifters.
NAN [FORT, Si PT. a 4.—Several Swedes, on their
way from France, have crclled the Rhine. It is Lid
that Mr. AcssasLAD, Charge d'Affaires of the Court
of Stockholm, who has himfeif trolled that river,
had caufed it to be declared to them, before he left
France, that it was the King's intention that they
Mould leave it. Many Ruffians alfo continue to pals
throng% our city. It is believed, that the Baron
d'AararaLoT, to whom is attributed much intlientm
over the refolutions of the Kiwi of SWk be
recalled from the poll of Envoy at the Court of
Vienna, in order to fill at Stockholm, that of Mini.
kr for Foreign Affairs. An alliance is already fpo-
ken of between Sweden and England.-I.,ydro
Ga-
tate, Ofiokr 2.

CON STAN TINOPLI. Auo. t6.—According to letters
from Alexandria, of June 23, the Miunelukts. com-
manded by Ofman Bey, have again defeated the Ar-
nuns three different tunes, yet there advantages have
not been fo decifive as to put the Beys entirely in the
poffeffi-tn of Egypt, and Hourfeid Paella continues
to command in that country. According to the haft
intelligence from Syria, it is certain, that the Wech.s-
bis, or partifans of Abdul Wechab, are again matters
of Mecca and Medina. The Emirs (the defeendants
of Mahomet), rule at prefent at Aleppo, from which
they have expelled the Pacha.
Coats:, AUGUST IS.—The number of Ruffian
troops in this iOand amounts to 8600 men. If letters
from Conitantinople ran be believed, twelve rails
or frigates. with land tronps, will form arrive. Two
thourand faddles and a great deal of burners have
been landed. Prince Dot-optional is fill here. The
Captain-Bey has gaited Gomenizza_,_ and has fet out
for the Levant with his sheifitin. He tried, but in
rain, to make the Agas of that place lay down
their arms i tone of them indeed fuffered themlelves
to be prevailed on, but the reit obainately refuted.
laying that by fightiag again(! Ali Ruh' of Janie.,
they thought they wets (erring the Grand Seignior.
This Pachs feento t be terinuar occupied with the
KU to Albania. IL TON ban received a aintan of
the Porte enjoining him to evacuate Preveza, Vonia.
s• anti Buttino. Letters Insvi the Black Sea (peak
of a R..Cian army of bow men defined fora rand
erpcdition. The brig on which the Ruffian
naut General Sea s urea rea embarked is in
_feu of
the ifaod r it is Lid be brings wish him a confs&. able
few of Nagar,.