Star.
London, England, 1804-05-16 00:00:00

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FRANCE.

PRIVATE LETTER—PARIS, MAY s.
The journey of BERTHS SR to the camps on the
coaft in France and in Holland, was lets to infoeft
their military preparations, than to find out the opi
nion of the officers • Mg the change
of dynafty, apd to tit nagratula-
tion and adbefion, wh beets carried
into effeft. According to report, he found in the
armies more men ready to laugh at the idea of
making Bo AAAAA TS an Emperor, than to OppOIC or
deprecate it.
So many candidates ha've prefented themfelves to
obtain revolutionary nobility, and to be revolution-
ary princes. that for the relent this plan to gain
fupporters of his Imperial Throne has been laid
afide by Bo AAAAA re, at leaft until a gemral pacifi•
cation. In this he has followed the advice of his heft
friends in the Senate, as well as in the Council of
State. The report that Bo has been invited
by the Senate, for the welfare oftbe emery, to divorce
and chortle a younger Empreie, with whom he may
have children, is ungrounded ; the health and con-
dhoti= of Madame-130 AAAAA re being !itch, that the
cannot have many years to live.
When Loots Bo AAAAA TS received the fenatories
on the Rhine. the FIRST Coast's requefted the
Emperor of Grameity to declare him a Prince of
the German Empire; upon the Emperor's refufal,
be accepted the offer of,the Pols, to create Lucite
a Roman Prince, which is the caufe of the exchange
of property between him and the Roman Prince
jUSTIVIIAMI. It is Paid, at the fame time, that he is
to be created an hereditary Prince of Parma, as
foal as certain arrangements have been concluded
between the King of Seam, the Queen of ETRURIA,
and the FIRST CORSI/L.
The arrival of feveral couriers from Germany has
Isaftened the preparations for the Coronation. which
will take place in defiance of the remonftrances of
certain Courts. At the laR affembly by Madame
BOILITARTZ her hatband (aid, loud enough to be
beard by all' perforis prelent, in addreffing hirnfelf to
a curtsies, hitherto favourite, Ambaffador, Pray.
Sir, have not the French People the right to give
their Supreme Chief what title and pie:natives,
they think neeeffirry for their honour and tranquillity,
as mach as to chute freely their own form of Go.l
wannest 1" A bow of fubmiffion was the only anfwer
to a quails/1 porpofely made, as a command or an
'explanation to the whole foreign diplomatic corps
prefect I of whom (even! the next day difpatched
couriers to their refpeeive courts, with this fophiai-
cal declaration of the Fran- Cotner-.
The Coronation Robes have been embroidered at
Lyons. and with their diamonds. are eftimated at
two millions of liens • gold and Myer medals to the
amonnt of ten millions of lines, report fan, are
already fink at the mint, and are to be ditiribotedl
OD the Coronation day, in all the armies. as well as
among the people in all cities and towns. The Co-
ronation carnage has been made long ago. by Si-
mem, at Bruffels, under a pretence that it was in-
tended as a prefent to the Emperor of RUSSIA,..-
The Coronation Is to be perforated by the Cardinal
Archbithop of Paris, and the Pope's Nuntio, Cardi-
nal CAPRARR, &Sited by three other Revolutionary
Cardinals, and twelve Revolutionary Archbithops
and Bilbops. The Pope, on account of his age and
infirmities, bevies been neared a journey to France,
pet his Nuncio has full power to shift on his part,
sereebiebbitaz. Dot if Bo>t goes to Milan
.4 obtain the Crown of Lombardy, many think the
Pope will meet him there. Such are, at haft, the
opinions of our bell informed focietics.
Among other appointments in France by the Ern-
- la pees, are 24 pages for Minted( and twelve
Imperial Conlon. They are children of the
Members of the Legion of Honour ; and when they
have attained the age of fixteep, they will obtain each
s company in a regiment of cavalry or dragoons, as
retreat. Six Lords in waking for the Emperor,
and foot for the Emprefs, are to be taken from
among the Members of the Senate, Tribunate, and
Legiflative Body. A Civil Lift of 24 millions of
es will be fixed. The houfehold troops ate to
ugmented to 'twelve thoufand men of different
. Thcantlace of Verfailles is to be repaired with
of Compeigoe and Fontainbleau, and every fea-
the Emperor will change his place of refidence.
winters will. however, erclufively be palled at
is, St. Cloud, and Malmaifon.
'he Ladies at Paris, and the revolutionary fees
ausada, talk of nothing but the coronation, and are
ig to great expence for it in denies, diamonds,
but it is Paid. that the Senator Vosges. has per-
ided Bo to continue, even in (eating hint.
up the Imperial throne, the republi can finipli-
. andon that his advice has been liftened to.
FROM THE PARIS PAPERS.
acs, Mae 4.—Such is the indifference to reli.
o, canted by the perfecution of our revolutionary
aril-ciphers, and our philofophicat barbarians. that
five thoufand curscies, vacant in the French Re-
public, net fifty proper labials are found to fill them
The fa‘tliful are therefore forced to travel forty.
and fixty miles to find a church, where a prieft
officiates. What a bleffing would nor our valorous
Chief Magiftrate receive, were to change time of
military fchools or prytanees into religious ferni
its, and convert fume of out military confcripts
s religious (Indents. All fort of glory is teferysd
him ! he will therefore not leave unfinithed what
eln devoutly has begun!—( de Fraero).
They Write from Italy, that General St. Cya, the
Commander in Chief of the French troops in the
"tligdosn of Naples, and the General of Division,
rest, e arrry 'd at Brinifi on the e6th nit. Theft
.enerals have made a military tour in the provinces
Lege alid Otranto : they have able enineers
lb them, cmploved to take a map of thcgfe and
e neighl,ourng provinces. When this bufirrefs is
Arians', they intend to infpeft al: the French trotps
refund the Adriatic Sea.
On the ar ft ult. a detachment of Liguthc riafam n gcns
lainses paffed through Mantua, with ous
brigand tles Grand llsabolo, who has been aril fled
en the Aoßrian territory near Trick, and who has
been delivered op apse she demand of Bo
The Ann rims General, Count de Bst L SOS sor, who
commands at l•rvia, had orders from the Ent p
to iR oR
iontelt this detachment in Grviring In:perial
gowainruers wish their putout:.

ronation carnage
merle, at &W M.
tended as a prefe
The Coronation
Archbithop of
nal CAPIARat ad
Cardinals. and I
and Bifbops.
isfanaitia.ltavial
where Ids Nuncio
and gin her AVIT
to obtain the Cr.
Pope will meet
opinions of our 1
Among other
poor. is P,',111
for his Imperial
Members of the
have attained the
a company in
a retreat. Six ]
and four for d
among the Men
Legiltative Bad
lures will be fi
be augmented
arms. Thc Tale
thole of Compel;
fon the Empern
The winters wil
Paris, St. Cloud
The Ladies s
mink, talk Of n
soirig to great
ate. bet it is fail
funded Bowara
frlf upon the Is
city, and that b
pal
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g;oth canted by
philofophers, a
of five thoufant
public. net fifty
up. flee faktlif
fitly.and Grty
officiates- W
Chid bfagin„
r
our military fc
• eyries. and col
into religious
few him ! he w
be fa devoutly
They write
Commander i
Kingdom of
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Generals hiave
of Lege sod
with them. ci
t:te neigh Lour
Suithed. thrA
romd the rss.
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dim-toes park
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all the Afar
been delivere-
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