Star.
London, England, 1804-11-16 00:00:00

ITALr.

lONS OCTr uta so.—The POPE, who has hither-
* remained at Pallid Gradolphm will carry with
him to Paris many valuable prefects for the Empe-
'roe, the bereft. and the Priacib of the Imperial
Famly. His resinue will be numerous and fplendid,
and 130 boric: are to be in readinefs at every Rage.
Within the Papal territory he will be atttnded by his
awe body Guard; in Tufcany he will be awned
by a party of Etonian hoer.; and in the French ter-
, sitar, by a detachment of French cavalry.
Cardinal Fuca will precede his Holinsfs by one
day's journey, to make every neceffary preparation
at the places where he is to lodge.
It is Paid, that the mother of the Emperor, LETt-
'ea liorraraers, will make the jour ry to Paris with
her brother, Cardinal Fisca, to be prefent at the
coronation. Lucia. Boma ?Aire will remain at Rome,
where he has balm a fumpiuous picture gallery, to
which he has daily adding the moll valuable paint-
, ings, and which will fnen be one of the fine!! in Italy.
Lucile Bar is not only an amateur, but a
connoifeur in the fine arts.

Some new change: are expeeed in the form of Go-
. warmest at Genoa.
'roma, Ocrolea so.—Hie Holiner., after he has
jafed How Cenis, will be conveyed to Paris in the
urpertal carriage. and all his evened through
,France will be defrayed for him.
Owe, °cross& 13.-.-Leuers from Sicily Rate,
that the gun boats, and the American and Neapoli-
tan bombs, which were before Tripoli, have obtained
there a fignal vieory, and have Grice returned to Syra-
cufe with two prizes. There remain,meanwhile, before
.Tripoli, four American frigates, of which the largeft,
the Conflitutinn, is commanded by Commodore BA IV.
SOW* The Americans landed and completely de-
feated the troops r.f the Dry but this advintage colt
them four officers anti forty men killed. The Dcy
prapofed to make peace.—(.7lurnal
()cross& -30.—1 n the kingdom of Etruria a (hock
of on earthquake has been felt. At Thienna and
.Pozzabonzi Cenral hosfes have been thrown down.
Venom Ocroadt at.—Private letters from Rome
Rate. that the Holy Father will fpend lonic months
'in Adis. and in the fining will return home through
the Sonth 01 Germ.illy.

ALIXAmLpiA,OCIV:/aR. 11. —On thegO, ink, the
tr,th reginie..t nt I-tei.ch Artillery, and the do &an
• t Sapper.. lying here, receive.: tr,rdeti; to break up
immediately for T0u1,.11 ; and early new day they
input their match. All foreign office:a here mud
,ittsociliatcly leere this for ire's.

ZIVEDEK.

grocerrocu, Oct.. as.—We are informed that the
Cantu de Lora.' intends to return from Calmar to
by ka, on the aid. The verrel in which
haclrrin at Calni.tr cvzr lince hi'
Count d'Arteoss intended to fet eff to Gottenburgh
rhe (sine dvy, on his return to England. Hie yacht
1!y ready at Gott-nt.iat I; nn the 34:b.
The lesperi4l R••man Envoy. Count Loorton, fet
.offor Friday ht 1,4. hi. own country, by the way
4it Yllad and B.l4ilitinel.

OCTOnI. a jej..- rhc French Commiffarles of Com•
r-ercial it..lations have rdign.:..t their place., on re-
orders to that c tr,et by trt expres from Treves.
'.':,e French Commercial Agent L re, Mr. Goiania.
Swcde by birth. ►tVßned his place,
i. become a eitivn of Stockholm.

'he Rolßan Chan berlAin, NrvosrsTaorr, has
,! through Co•tenhwsh, on his way horn Pr-
," to London, on a fpccisl mil Lon from his

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1,. RR I POINT. the BritiCt Envoy at lur Court,
i o rived Pere.
The C•sint de Liu.' left Calmar, on
z3d halm, on his r..tton to Riga.
• We are allured that the Count de LILLI will not
n to Warfew.

,STRALIIOIIII/. Nov. 3.--Cnunt Looariv, Envoy from
Emperor King, arrived here on the ill, after a
*.ligerolis voyage horn Yflad. Yeflerday he had a
,-•i, ate audience of the King and Qtreen, whereupon
' . i.;trnded to proceed on his way to Vienna, but be
• I IL! till to-morrow, on the King's invitation, to
..1 at the viand l'ara,le this day, and to dine with
! Majelliet. The K.ng has been pleated to mani-
••t .•rear retard tewards that Miniticr.
.6r4141 al.surtar will teturo to Vicuna ail

a few days, tO resale his fanitioas as lawny UMW-
dinary from his Swedifb Majefty.
Great -ejoieinks were planned fnr eelebrallsok tits
Kink's birth-day on the tit i but at his Nejelles
the prefent c' do-
ul)fire they were fuppreffed underum-
fiance,. The day was, however, sabered in b dif.
eharkes of cannon from the royal yachts Am die
and Efplendian. At ten in the morning tteelivir
appeared, accompanied by the Governor I
the Staff, and the Officers of the Goarkls, infpeaing
the fortifications and the new works. The garrifoo
was difpofed as if the forttefs were ins Rate of &go.
His Majefty then went to the new (ware, where Jae
troops, cenfifting of a corps of heffars, dle both ar-
tillery, and twelve battalions, pallid in rewire 'before
him. Their Majefties had a grand levee ac lee is
the :vening.
There is no q nation yet of the King's dapature.