Star.
London, England, 1804-07-04 00:00:00

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TO NOBLEMEN. GENTLEMEN...tn.
A N AGENCY or SECRETARYStiir '‘gaittodi
... by a Perks of refraftablity who has bow snt=
educated, bas acquired mach newel bnowlodse. aid
Tooth been aceultomed to agrkadtural parlous. . ,
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The mat refpeaable tell/monies will be prodsta.MY ~
radar and abilities, and aat fecurity riven for his ii
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Letters addreffed to D. P. to be left at tbs ongs./.111
Path. will be ascended to. •

FRAACE.

PARIS, JUNE as.
GEO*CES, and all the reft, who are fentenced to
Coffer death or imprifonment, have taken the advan-
aage rtf appealing from their relpedive (ententes,
except Gen. Moasasi and Cnasaas de Riviseit. and
:heir appeals have been lodged with the Regifter of
;he Court. It is probable that thole who have re-,
ceived their pardon, have defilled from prufecuting
them, or still now delay to. do it. According tothat,
plaice of the Court eillipier4; the power According
with-
drawing appeals is equally allowed', in criminal as
lia civil procefs ; it neverdwikk will not prevent the
t judges from examining the errors imputed to the
!Proceedings.
The fpeech of JuLes POLICISAC, before the Tri-
bunal, made a great impreffion upon the Judges as
well as upon the audience, and has.made bum the fa-
vourite with the Parifsans. With a calm and firm
voice be laid, o Should my brother ARM astubefopod
guilty, and I be declared innocent, I fupplicate molt
earneftly to be permitted to take his place, and to die
for him. He has a wife, lam unmarried; and, in
the prefent fouation of my king, my country. and
my family, I have no ties that attach me to life g
which, betides, I have not enjoyed long enough to
regret much its lofs. An unfortunate but loyal exile
from my youth, I have tailed little of tziaence but
its wretchednefs, which now is become almoft iollip-
portable ; and I fee no other happinefs or glory upon
this fide of the grave than to be allowed to orchid
the fame lead Jai where the molt virtuous of men and
of kings, Louis XVL itas bled. • My feittisnowsOrn
befides unalterable, neither to be fhaken hy.toirees
nor changed by clemency. No POLIGMAC eras
a traitor, either to his Goo or to his rung I ael •
Wall certairdy not be the first who difiatmoors'
oat*. Whether fam to die in an boor, or to live '
for a century, my constant prayer and will' Ball be.
ghat Petortosace may.reilore to my country its law-
-101 Sovereign." Dating his (*peach, of which' this is
only a (hurt (ketch, feveral ladies in she galleries
I with their tears evinced the iotereft he infpired.--
jiLven the Gens-d'armes were moved at feting his
&nines, and hearing his franknefs.
The negociatioas between Außria and Bavaria,
concerning an exchange of territory, are very much
aaltrancied. A great pastel the Upper Palatinate will
;be given to Aultsia for certain diltrids on the fron-
tiers of Bohemia,
The conferences of the Englifh Minifter at Con-
laatinople are not fo frequent as formerly with the
Dicta.; ashilft, on the contrary. thole of General
Bunts continue ahnoft daßy. Since the converfa-
tion of jot/BUT with the Snares, his Higbnefs be.
gins to know his friends as well as his enemies, and
that any crinnedions with the treacherous Englith
nation will bring inevitable ruin on the Turkilh eta.
pire.—(jouroa/ efts Defaifears.) ..
Joys a 3-.The Englitb, with their intrigues, are
holy every where. Their Conful at Tripoli has pro-
poled to be the mediator between the Pacha and the
Americans, aril all that remains to be fettled,now
is, the fun; the Americans are to pay for a peace.—.
The Pasha. notwithilanding, continues his prepare-
Liam; heir& informed by our Commercial Agent with
what kind of a mediator he is ailing.
A terrible famine has defolated Spain for feveral
months; the matitim
ecountries have lately friend
fume relief, but the provinces of the interior continue
to (offer. The price of bread is exceffive at Madrid,
sad this was the motive which determined the ezpol-
fion of all Arangers. .
What was formerly only rumour, is now troth..:—
Government has ordered the eftablilhment of the ufe-
ful and refpcdable iaftitution, to...prepare foreign
millinnaries. We fay. ufeful, with rega.d to coos-
rnercial relations, which it can favour in a moil emi-
t nent manner ; and refpeliable, with regard to reli-
i t.in, to preach the dogma and morality of which
i lends its members tc the moll ravage, diftant, and
unhealthy countries. We recoiled yet, with a tender
e:n4ion, the lervices rendered to humanity by the
' Raribelemi de Las Cafes, by the Xavier, by the
‘'locear de Paul, by L'Amy, by the Tachard, &c.
—l:journal c'e Paril..'
1 rte Society of Miftionaties will confift of five
hundred members; of whom fifty arc debased foe
• the );art Indies, one hundred for China, the fame
1
number for Africa and America. sad fifty for the
illands in the Southern Ocean, for Otaheite, Sand.
1 nich Viands, atc. The tea will remain as teachers
in France, except twenty, whom Government, in
i compliance with the requeß of the Canada Indians,
will, perhaps, fend to that part of America.-•-fiii.
The tergious proceffion, during the Jubilee, enured
'at Mentz leveret difagreeable fcciies. Some Officers
of the Corps of Engineers were wounded by perfons
who followed the proceilion, armed with (words and
tiliidgeons. Among there zealoits apofUes of *or-
ail. were remat'sed Jacobin., uliu, right years ago,
a t.l c the m.. 11 violent enemies of rel,gn.n, who 'nfrira
;Jeri:a ~r periccuted the prtefts, and dernoldhed •the
1 Alt .rs every where. The Prefect at Metz was forced
to In'perd, wail further orders, Ali external ceremo-
ii;es ~frcligi ,:i.
1...) via Li at, June 19.—Mepren i. evacuated
'-y t e rrecch t•orlys. The re: ,r; circulated, that
an a- mv rt onfervatinn wx, to be tc•rn•cll on the left
ha—, c I the Rhine, is v holly d...iti:...v• t,ffnuncfatino.
Gtsiia, J. s F e.—Ar, otding !CI a letter from Bo-
I ;11A. (i.1.er.11 (11Altrt`'TTFP, (hit( of the Italian
Arni,,, :i.., 1...11...1 through that city, with 200 hariaip
on ay • vay c., Itcmc, for the purpoie of 'de)
hay Fa- hre to France, Ghouls' lais
. ,
Ls. un.ler;ake the journey.