Star.
London, England, 1804-12-17 00:00:00

IiAMBURGH MAILS.

Coarreerixoeze, OCT. 26.—The French Ambaf
Bidor.Marthal Baum a, fill continues his negotiations
through the Grand Vizier with the Porte, (or the se-
knowledgment of his Emperor, and has at length ob-
caisied a written declaration, in which the Grand Vi-
rgin pumices to acknowledge the Emperor of the
Preach, under the double title of Emperor and Pa ,
Mash (a tide which the Porte gave to the former
lcusgs of France); but as this declaration contains
Jto prornife that new credentials in reference to this
fubje& than be feat to the Turkills Ambaffador at
Paris ; the French Ambaffador, according to the
inflreeions he has received from Paris, confiders his
departure front Conftantinople as unavoidable, and
has accordingly drawn up a memorial, fignifying the
Anne, in winch be at the fame time expreffes his
thinks for the declaration tranfmitted to him. This
ha yalkeday delivered to the Grand Vizier,sto be
pretested CM the Grand Seignior.
The Ruffian troops collefed at Sebaflopol, which
had received orders to depart for Corfu, on the loth
fll. have been countermanded for an indefinite time.
In the mean time the Ruffian Court has (mind it
moil— ry. on account of the war in Georgia, to elle-
Ilia a communication between the Black Sea and
the Cafpian, with which view two (hips of the line,
of 74 guns, with troops on board, put to tea for Se-
llndiopol, with orders to fail for Mingrelia.
AMOTHII SAMI DATI.
The rebel Aly, who had made hissed/ mailer 0(1
thatmrlsour of Latakia. has been taken prifoner. and
put to death by the Government of Rebale, fo that
the putt of Latakia is again open to ail veifels.
The greater part of the effeas of the French Am-
Wader here have been packed up for this fortnight
pa, at his hotel, and even tome of them fent on board.
IP is Lid that his lady will fee out this day. On the
are infant, the Porte fent off a Cornier to its Am.
taffoder at Paris.
Two Englith frigates have arrived in this harbour,
appointed to convoy the veffels, laden with corn, for
the Black Sra, defined for Malta, where there is
now a great fearcity. A French privateer, of eight
guns, and 64 men, bas likewife arrived, o birch has
been detained thirty days at Tenedns by the Geyer.
nor of that illand. The Captain of the privateer de- I
mends linty thoufand piatlres as an indemnity for
that detention. We are anxious here to learn the
Vibe of this affair. The Porte in the mean time has
feat a Courier to Tenedos to learn the true caufe why
this veffel was detained.
The difturbances in Romelia are confidered as
quelled, and the Porte has therefore withdrawn the
troops out of that province, and fent them into Aria,
as alto for further fecurity, a regular corps.
The ufurper, Ithmael Pacha, nill maintains kimfelf
in Acre ; he pretended to be willing to accept con-
ditions of accommodation from Ibrahim Pacha ;
but when the latter thought hiinfelf fecure, he attack-
ed him, and repulfed his troops with confides able
lots.
The GRAND SS IC N TOR has appropriated the firm of
u,OOO purfes to the fervice of the Marine, and efpe-
cony the building of barracks, which are intended for
to,ocro tailors, and others perfons belonging to the
tea fervice. The ground near the beautiful villa of
the GRAND SEIGNIOR, which is dole by the fade of the
arfenal, has been allotted Inc thcfe barracks. Accord.
ing to an order of the Sultan, every thing in our MA-
sine will be eflabliflied on the Englifh footing. Our
land force will likewife receive a new regulation.—
There will be confiantly maintained in future a corps
of topoo men, which will be czercifed like the troops
of other European powers.
SIM/IL SIT 111:1, Dec. 3.—Since the z3d of la(; month
the two yachts. Amadis and Efplendian, with the
two packet-yachts, remained at anchor near 11.4 r•
hoeft, and tried in v.in to crofs over to Yltad, being
prevented by contrary winds and tempeti uous wea-
ther. On the tgth it was thought pauper, on account'
of the quantity of floatingice, in return to Stralfund
Roads. However their Majefties did not gn on
More, and the yacht Amadi• returned to Bat-hoeft,
the ;oth of November, along with the other vef-
. On the 111 of December, at half pail (even in
morning, they. let fail, with a fair welterly wind,
-I, blew with increafing violence during the day,
fhifte I about to the north. the evening the
yachts were c,ly a lea 1-..guebfwm the swed,fh
I, but could nut make the Dune by reafnn of the
wind and the datknefs o t the night. They tried
.iirp the lea t.'l break of day ; hot at one in the
iorning the wind fuddenly fniittd, and blew a Itorm.
:r
fil..TC,tliCy were C.lllpe;led to make fso die coal;
Germany, in which thcv lucceccled, though not
nut much dang.r. The yacl.t Amadis had a
,w rf,..apc from on fh, re r, J.ifmund,
five the root, ; Inc got, I, •v-t•v,r, tn
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reached e Chore the (truck, rind as k requires) tirqe
and exertion to get her afloat, artei to cone to an ars
chor, his Sysoisn Mrt,ussry re-toyed to germ (bore.
They remained that night at trarhoeft, whence thelr
Weak.' proceeded for Stralinad, and arrived there
'kis day at noon.
Ha m sotto o, Dec. 4.—According to accounts that
may be relied on, the Count Di Ltu.s will change
the place of his refidence, and with all his atten-
dants leave the vicinity of Warfaw. to refide in fu-
ture at Riga
Thou 6, 27.—We have received from our
Embaity at Paris, the agreeable information that Mr.
SCHlSilmiiptwwilacK has twice had the good fortune
in confer with Bo , concerning the Batavian
affairs. In the fecond conference, his Majelly ex-
preffed graciordly, concerning the welfare of
this country, and affured our Ambaffador, that he
would do every thing to promote it. In confequence
of this humane declaration, the Parifian Council of
State has received orders to deliberate, and prefent
a report relative to the neceffities of Holland, and
means to relieve them, and to confult with Mellen's..
KELM/111KPC. and take his advice on this, for us,
confequential fnbjea.
Lso Noe a. Nov. 16.—The epidemic diforder here
continually decreates. On each of the !aft two days
only ten or eleven perfons have died. In the city the
moll effeaual precautions are taken to prevent the
revival of the contagion. Since the gth Whitt, 16
merchant (hips and feveral (mailer veffels have arriv-
ed in our harbour. M. Picas who, as is known,
was arrefted for fupplying the Lei% at Malta with
provifions, made his efcape on the s3th
The French Generals canted a feuds to be made for
him on board all the foreign (hips, but without Jell.
According to accounts from Rome. Luctsa Boss-
had fuddenly left that city. and taken the
road to Milan. An Englifh fquadron is cruising
off Reath.
MtIITZ, Dec. r.—Xefterday the poles or Randards
which indicate taking poffeffion, were crated in the
Iflands of the Rhine, on this fide of the Thalweg,
(Toll-way) which had not before been formerly done.
An error in our journal had, for twenty hours, cir-
culated the repot t, that the Wands on the other fide
of the Thalweg had likewife been taken under the
French Sovereignty, but this was immediately con-
tradieted, officially, by the Cnunfelior of State, iota-
vie. The farm of the Great Peter's-Ave alone,
will no longer be paid to Naffed, but here.
Vltava, Nov. Lt.—The day before yefierday ad-
vice was received from the Governor of Dalmatia,
that the yellow fever had appeared at Rage.; on
board a Ragnfan veffel, arrived from a Spanilk har-
bour. The Captain and two tailors had died within
two days. Id confecpence of this intelligence, the
meafures of precaution *gain(' contagioos infation,
already adopted in our ports in the Adriatic, have
been enforced with hill greater krithrefs.
Nommen. 3o.—His Imperial Majelly this day
gave a fpecial audience to the Englifh Envoy
Mr. ARTHUR PAOST, at which the latter delivered
his new credentials relative to the hereditary Impe-
rial dignity of Auftria. In coofequence of the alarm
eaeited by the prevalence of the yellow fever in diffe-
rent parts of Italy, the Emperor has given the ne-
cell' try orders for a eta,lon to be drawn ; and four
regiments will march towards Italy from Bohemia
and Moravia. The epidemic diftemper, it is raid.
has made its appearance at Ragufa. Among the
unfounded reports we have here, one is, that Reaps
troops have advanced through Albania into Servia.

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