Star.
London, England, 1804-08-03 00:00:00

lIAMBIIAGII MAIL.

HAMIBURGH, Ly :;.—This day his Excellency,
Monlicnr RCIN 14 A RD, Minifter Plenipotentiaty from
his Maje(ly the Emperor of the French, delivered
his renewed credentials to a Deputation of the Se-
nate ; which congratulated his Excellency in the
molt refpeaful manner, in the name of the whole
Senate.

ASCHAFTINBUIGN, JULS' 16.—The DireCtorial
Committee of the German Union have received in-
telligence, that the Privy Councillor Vow Gaztritsr,
has delivered his credential. to the Emperor of the
French, as their ecru:lent.

Batumi, Ives, a4.—lt is faid that the Minifier of
State. Count Hauc wtrz. intends going again to his
antes in Siieia in the middle of Auguk in conic-
goatee of a further leave of abfence.

PIiTiItsIBUICN, JULY 6.—ln regard to the repre-
fentstion of the Military Governor of °delta, the
Duc de Ric:tautly. the Emperor has ordered. that
the imp.,riation nt rum flail be permitted in all ports
of the Black Sea and Sea of Acoph, upon the bafis
of the prctent taw', with a dcduaion of one fourth
01 the %loth'.

Cossr...svivortv, Juus 27.—0 n the tsth infant'
the Frcr.cii Atabaftador, General BRIMS. received
by a couri:r advice of the elevation of Bo
to the Imperial Dignity, and the various promotions
made in confequencc. There important changes lie
made known to the Diplomatic Corps here in a Note
of the i Bth intl. He ha. (Ince had feveral conferences
with the To►kifli Miiiiftry.

The report that Englifh (Lips have been forbidden
to cntcr the 'fur kill. harbour% find' little credit.

According to accounts from Egypt. there has
been a riot And bittlt between the clews of the Turk.
i(h fquadrzn lying at Aboukir. and the Arnauts
The Cnmmancicr of the Tuthill' Ignacio-on, and feve-
rA Greeks belonging to his (hips, ware

Lail week the Ruffian General, Baron Seaton-
rr•it Tit., AIMd his al:endows failed for Corfu and Italy.
Two Runlon frigates horn Corfu have returned
thrnngh the Canal to Schaaopnl. The Ru17.1.1n troops
which laR failed for Corfu on board two old 16;1)&4
war, and dace other Airs, amount to 36a0 ann.

Raveling, hair 50..:T0-day.•ut dse erritfs TO
quell of the Envoy for the Elettorate dF Brutawick.
the tromp, on the Ruflitin Note was opened In the
Colleges of Eleßors and Princes, wed the Eleaorste
of Brunfwiek and the City of Bremen gave their votes.
Rartssoa, JULY 2r.—The vote which the Hano-
verian Legation carried to the Protocol on the Ruf-
fian Note runs as follows :
" His Britannic MaJelly and EleCtoril Highnelli of Brunfwlck
Luneburgh bas learned, with the molt grateful approbation, the
concern with which his Majelly the Emperor of Ruffin bas been
pleakd effedeally to interdt himfelf for the maintenance of the
taw of Nations, of the Peace of Luneville, and of the Security
of the German Empire, upon the occafioo of the very ftrange
and deplorable occurrences which have lately taken place, on the 1
part of tic French, in the Eledoral Baden territory of the Gar-
man Empire, and to give notice thereof to the Allembly of the
Empire, by the Note of his Legation at Ratilbon, in date 6th of
May. As his Britannic Majelty and Ekdofal Highoefa of Brauf.
wick Luneburgb does entirely agree whb his Majefty the Empe-
ror of Ruftia on this point, he does not hefitate, with all his votes
at the Diet, to move, that his Imperial Ruffian Majclty may be
requcfted, by a Condufuns of the Empire, in his wifilom, to take
fuels Reps as may be requilite to procure adequate declarations of
the French Government to the German Empire on theft occur-
rences, fatisfadory with reped to the paft, and triuquilisiog af.
futanras for the future. And as the French Government has turn-
uitted amuck more Important and dangerous violation of the Law
of Natlons,of the Peace of Loneville, sod of the Security of the
German Empire, by the batik invafion lag year, without any
tleclaradon of war, and cootinued occupation and revere oppref-
tam of his Mayfly's Guam territories, to the molt fedora' &racy-
Ince of the Conftitutioo, and Independence of the German Em-,
pire; his Majelty cannot avoid, here to refer to thole Declarations
which be bra:Dade to his Co-Mates, by his molt dutiful and loyal
CoodshiLegrakin. en the and of Auguit lag, and again iately,on
the as* of kik moodit and to mann the fame in their whale
contarta"

19.—.-The Count Of BlllTilitil
was put in po CifiOn of his county on the 16th of July,
by feverel French Aidesqle-Carnp, lent from Hano-
ver. On their arrival at Bentheun they fornanoited
the Members of the E.leiftoral Hanoverian Regency
Piet, Chamber, ecc. proclaimed the Count Lawn of
aentheim Steinfurtb, sod releafed dl ale lifters and
fnleat of that entastry frogs their oath of alksiaate, taus
to tkr Xing of Crreat Britain, likaor e Le-
' mbar:, at mortgastr. The Hanoverian Eleabral Civil
Officers were then peremptorily ordered to deliver ap,
inftantly, every %document and as relative to the
county of Bentheim, and to take an oath that they
•had not embezzled any firth papers. 'The Counfel-
lor Vow NITRO. (who% with the fleecier General
"Di ICEMAN, and the Judge Buoy had already been
put under 'urea by the Trench Commiffioners,', as ' a
meat-nor; of precaution, on account of the doeumeats
in their eh a rge ), deemed hiatfelf bound topcoat geWsj
this proceetings, with a reference to the Altair.' Ha-
noverian protjell prima at Rat*. : be perentionrily re-
fried to sive o oath as kit word of bower abettor& ampere
wader bit eare,fnee be wat not tueoentable to an, at the
Kinn of GINAT BRITAIN, his iovereipt. The French
Cnmmiffaties conftdered this declaration as a rebel.
linos crime againil the Imperial French Government,
which had conquered Hanover. He was, in conic-
(pence, fent a prifoner to the head-quarters at Ha-
nover. Several other Hanoverian Civil Officers refuf-
ed acknowledging Count Lewis as their Sovereign,
and were by the Trench Commiffaries (who would
Coffer in the county no Elettoral Hanoverian, but
only county of Bentheim Officers), ordered to quit
the county, whereupon they fubmitted. The French
Commiffaries then took the affurances of the feveral
towns and villages. On the loth, they affembled the
provincial States of the County, which mewed lefs
hefitation in doing homage to the Count.
The Eleaoral arms were every where taken off,
and replaced by thole of the Count of BEPUtHtII4,
who iffued a placard to his new fubjeas, of which the
following is a prominent paffige

We bc here that we may depend Upon the allegiance and love
of our nada,. fubjedte of the county of Bentbeina, the more fo, as
we have, by flu months perfonal flay at Paris, by edtlefs Ma-
tions and Indefatigable adivity, entirely delivered them from the
impending total ruin, unavoidable seamy, and karat:lion (fume
they were by the Irrevocable degree of the tawate Preach Go-

vernownt, unmated to experience a fate in every pea like to
that of the unhappy forfaken Inhabitants of the Electorate of Ha-
nover), and have, thanks to Divine PIOVIDENCt! 141/1114
livered thi.ni, in that they mat now enjoy paled 'mushy, nen-

traliiy, and peace."
HAN4IVk e,' loss' al.—The documents relative to
the mortvge of the county of Bentbeim, have been
deli,iered to the Count of STI.INFLIRTM, trom our

.rchivec;

The table of the General, is no longer to be fur-
nifhed from the Court Kitchen. The Generals of
Divifion and of Brigade are to progide their own,
their Secretaries, and their Aides•de•Camps tables.'
irom the board-monies of 3000 and tsoo francs
monthly.
Basrsm. JULY 26.—The demand of a loan for the
States of Hanover has been refuted by this city ; but
we are in a lamentable (hoodoo. The French are
matters of all the fo►ts and garrifons on the &soil,'
of the Wife:, and top all the Chips that enter th.lt
river, and confifcate whatever Englilb property or
manufatures are found on board them. A depute
tiou has been fcnt to General Itivennat Verden,who
commands the French troops in the duchies of Bre.'
men and Verden.
I/Rasa, JuLv B.—The French Ambaffador here,
Cs/slum:my, has received difpatcbes from Condon-
tinople by a courier. who, we are shred. carries the
congratulations of the Gaaso SIICISIOR to Botta-
PAIITI, on his advancement to the Imperial dignity.
The French Anibafrador here has not yet receiv-
ed his new credentials, nor have any been fent to our
Ambarador at NI is, Count Costwrzet.

Our fears that the hatveß would be totally de-
flroyed by the heavy rains, have greatly fubfided
fence the sgth, when we had very warm and fine
weather, which llill continues.

The hope of a plentiful harvek and vintage in the
Duchy of Aufiria has entirely vanifhed, and a very
gloomy profpell prefents itfelf for the enfuing winter,
as provifions have already advanced to very unufual
prices. The cold rains, which have continued five
weeks, have within the tali eight days become more
violent and inceffant. The corn beaten down lies on
the ground, and the duffers that appeared on the
vines in the fpring have almoft all fallen off.

MAGUS. il.iveci I.—Den G. O'Faait., the Spanifh
Envoy at the Court of Betlin. will go flout lance to
England is about A wuck,