Star.
London, England, 1804-05-03 00:00:00

SWEDEV.

STOCKHOLM, APRIL I7.—We have now received
the reply which Baron Ems soSWARD, Envoy Extra•
ordinary and Minilter Plenipetentiary from our King,
in France, has made to the Circular Note of the
French Miniftry of the 24111 of Mardi, as alio a fub
Cequent Note, referring to the former.

• adzen Minifter, PJrls, March as.
• I bare undyed Ma May which Tom r =tummy did me the
honour to fend me on the ssth of March. relative to a confpiracy
framed in the interior of France by Mr. Drake, Ugh& Miniflor
at the Eledtoral Court of Bavaria. to which not: Wall annexed a
printed Copy of the Grand Judge's Report on this fubjcdt, and of
other Papers pertaining thereto. Whillt I beam to tranfmit this
communinulon to my Court. 1 may before-hand be allowed the
honour to allure you,that Ma Malay, wig* ;midstream of honour
and palm are fo well known. will always learn with deep regret
any enterprise whirl may tranfgrefs the law of nations. You do
Intim to my fautimonta, Citizen Mlnifter, by doing ma the ho-
mer to declare bow much the lira Conful is convinced, an this
accedes, of the fendments of the Diplomatic Corps accredited
with him. - _

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"I beg pm, Chasm Mini!ter, to accept the aliment.," See.
11014 THIt Wit TO THE WM

MARC. ass--.• Although 1 have good radon to be convinced
that my anfwer of the agth kaltant, to your Excellency's Note of
the asth, bas been punAandly ddivered, yet having noticed that
ahnoft an the aofwers of the Members of the Diplomatic Corps
have been infernal in the Mich! Journal, aad that mine was not,
according to the date of Its receipt, I have deemed it my duty.
Citimo Mother, under dick ciresuaßances, to (cod you a du-
plicate of my letter of the asth, to allurc you the better of my
zeal to tearer the atennrunications made to me. As lam bound to

account tasty Court for my punAuality. I hes you, Citizen Mini-
Iter, pleafe to acknowledge the receipt of the preficut.
" Accept, Citizen Moltke, the afrurance, Az."

GEAALINr.

VIIMMA, APRIL 14.—MP. SPINCER S►+ITH, who
is arrived at Salzburg, will go by B,ixen and Cla-
genfort to Trielt, where he will embaik far Englard.

HANOVIR, APRIL 20.—Tuefday ioo,ooo francs.
Wednefday 24,00 c, and yeller day too,coo were paid
as arrean to the French troops; confider Ale pay
ments will alto be made to day and to-morrow. A
Hanoverian Subaltern named Grufkull, taken up on
fulpicion of recruiting for England, has been acquit-
ed by a French Court Martial. On the t 7th feveral
French foldiers of the artillery, infantry, 8:c. affem-
bled in great numb ers in the villages Linimer and
Lill, Come of whom engaged in duels, and others
intended to do fo. By the interference of the COM.
'sunder they were feparated without farther mikhief.

BANES Or THE MAINF, APRIL 7.—Purfuant to a
Bavarian eleCtoral Ordinance, Inch emigrants only
are to be tolerated in thole dominions, who
produce documents attefled by the French Envoy at
that Court, proving their being compiled in the
amnefly ; or cal:waling loon to be included in the
fame: further, thole who have become refidents in
that Eleftorate, the old and infirm, who cannot tra.
vel ; all the others arc to quit the eleetoral provinces
within eight days. t
The Britile Envoy at the Eleeteral Cott of Wir-
temburg, Mr. Srciscs a SMITH, has fuddenly'fet of
from Stutgard for Sallburz, where his Lady had hi-
therto remained dangeroully
Ii•IIIIVRGH, APRIL zar—The report of the in-
tended divorce of Boaz AAAAA and kis wife is renewed
here with greater confidence, and it is added, that
BONAP•ItTA will then efpoule the Qticcn Regent of
ETRURIA, to which kingdom the Nt.itcs ..1 Parma
and Piacenza will he immesfstcly added, and that
Madame BONAPARTE will marry lime odic!. Prince,
who however is not named.

Mr. Deans has, it is raid, requetled a patrport to
go to Vienna► which has b:en refuted by the imperial
Miniary. This circumitance occaf.oned a conference
between the Außrian Prime Miniilcr and she Ho.,
mutable Mr. ARTHUR Pac T. v.ho immediately
after font off a courier to his Court. The Bavarian
courier fent to London. on account of Mr. West's
affair, pallid through flembargh a few days ego, On
his way to Hufum.
It appears that the Emigrants are removing flora
all the South of Germany and the Banks of the
Rhine to the old Poli(b Provinces, and. to Turkey,
perceiving that neither the rights of humanity, no:
hofpitality, the law of nature or if nations, is fliffi-
cienr. to afore their fafety, while tit:), ale within
reach of the polypus atm tit trenibliog dcfporifm.
Letters from Ancona fay, that the fall divil;on of
the Ruffian deer, conißing of two Chips of the line,
thirty tranfports, with eight bralion., and much
artillery and ammut.4ten, is arm id at Corfu, and
MU more divifions are expated. ,Nelmiral Ns Lulu
has received fuck reinforcements, that be cast form
two fritradrons one to blockade Toulon, and tie
other to punill:, as it is hoped, „ the Barbary Starts.

Letters from Vienna, of the Bth intlant. mention.
that two Imperial Chamberlains have Lit that city
for Naples. with an invitation from the Emprefs to
het ms.ther. the grtcn of !: s ?Lis, to Ex her refl.
Jr nee in Germany dining the Indira diltut bed (late
of political affairs.
Letters from the 11,111 in frontiers, cf t!..t. :201 in.
Rant, Rate. that a treaty of aliAnce hem I.CU Gicat
Britain atAl Ruflia sill, in all ptoltai.o.hty, loon ire
eonelnded, tinder the niapiees or Count MAR...,
who is nor:: in high I avo.ir with his Sot/ere:L-4
The Rol-nal' fleet in the Baltic is in rnmil'..tr rra-
diners to pit to tea, and tbr prrr !-ati-rt, •.-
Se 2 are cmtinned •••.r.ir