Star.
London, England, 1804-12-10 00:00:00

FRANCE,

PARIS, NOVEMBER a.
Their Imperial Majedies arrived yesterday in the
afternoon, at the Palace of the Thnilleries, from Fon.
tainbleau. The Pope arrived there about feven is
the evening. The principal prefentations to the Holy
Father, and the interviews between his Holinefs and
the Emperor, which took place at Fontainbleaii,
fence Sunday loft, are thus announced in the official
Journal ;
' On Monday Prince Jr et eu arrived at Fontainbleau,
and made a 'Hit to the Pope ; Prince Boaon ass alto
vifited his Hand's the fame day. On Sunday the
Minifters of War, of Religion, and of Police, the Sc.
entail of State, and the great Officers of the Crown,
were preceded to his Holinets. On the next day,
the Grand Judge, the Minikes of the Interior, of
the Fioances, of the Public Treafury, of the Military
Board, and the Cnunfellors of State prefiding over
Se Lions, were prefented. OnTuefday, the Imperial
Martha's A no sa sav, Mont ‘v, Mass; ma, Lame a s,
SOULT. NEY, D'AVOUST, I.Jtsurs, BESSIRRIS, and
the Coloneh-Gentral Juno". and Bartacu•v D'HIL•
LIERS, were preltuted.
Ou Monday the Pape paid another vita to the
Emperor aid Emprets, and dined with their Majef.
ties. On Tuefday the Emperor 'lilted the Pope;
in thole different vifits the Pope and the Emperor
converted with each other for confiderable time.
The final preparations are making for the corona-
tion, which is to take place in the can: to of three days.
An abftrall of the " Ceremonial which is to be de-
ceived at the Coronation of their Majefties," has
been publilhed, and every precaution has been taken
for the prefervation of order doling this important
ceremony. The number of first hlagillrates of de-
partments who are to attend will not be fo confider.
able as his Majely originally intended. His Mi-
kity, after having fuminoned all the Prefeets to his
Coronation, fent orders to thole in the departments
bordering on Spain to remain at their polls, conceiv-
ing that their pretence was abfoluteb neceifary for
regulating the communication with the States of his
Catholic M.tjefly, and preventing the contagion cif the
dreadful ditorders which prevailed in them. The laa
letters from Thouloufe, however, encourage the ex-
pedation, that an effetitial flop will be loon put to
the ravages of the infeAinn.

ascassosa r.
We are informed, dust the Council of State
folved yellerday to &Willi the Chronology, tom-
monly called the Republican, and to introduce again
the old Gregorian Calendar.
FILANKFORT, Nov. 28.—Shortly after the journey
of the Emperor of the French to the United Depart-
ments, towards the acre i f lall month, a detachment
of French troops took poffeffion of the large gland
c f St. Peter, near Mentz ; an Ward which was for-
tified during the laft war, and which the Prince of
Nassau Ustactm had let, after poffiffion had been
taken of Lis part of the territorial indemnities. The
occripti.,n of this ill4nd is to be followed by that of
all Cie other iflards of the river which feparate France
and Get many, if we are to judge from the following
I article in one of the laft Gazettes received from

Mentz :
'• In confequence of an order from his Majefty the
Emi.eror, it is Card, that pollefficn will be taken, on
the Jay of his Coronation, of all the iflands in a.
Rhine. Polls bear in 6 the arms of the French Em-
p;re are to be played in them. The Engineer in Chief
of roads and bri,lger, and the Infpettur General of
the Adsninittration of the Borders, haste already re•
eeired orders to make the neeedary preprarations for
that purpore."
The Ratifb, n ler•ers hitherto Contain tso interefting
particulars relative to tl.e prefent fitting of the Ger-
manic Diet. Nuthinp f impor:-nce has been as yet
brought lots and or fubruitted to the approbation of
t-e Lledoral College, except the plan fur the etia-
bhfltr.ent I I the navigation dtiev on the Rhine ; aird
we do not lerrn tha. the precool his been yet opened
on that ftstsieft. In ths mean :ime the Comitial
iiiiter tf I.linenbur;h, Baron &HID,
I 10,1 I: ft C:.irti 1411, arrived a few days •:lar
dt the refidonvi t.i iya Diet ; what is moil err:
-riiinary, as the i”`riligcnce; that there will be eta-
b,;:llA ininh.liaudy at the Colonial .Affembly of the
Emetic, a :•Itt.ititr from hi, Britannic Majelty, tt:
Kiiig of the United Kingdom of Great Britain anti
•` On the sth intl. as we heir from Ratiftion,
SZCICI.Ity to the Br:iiih legation, which is
L., it fide for the future with the Diet, unexpeSztlly
Art iv-d there. He received orders at Copenhagen ti;
'epair wdli all phill de expediti is to RAIII13,111; anti
i.td•iugh I.t crux by the way of Berlin and Viennt,
he made the jtMI L% in tv caty days. Mr. HILL,
r to Lord llt RWICK, who is to be the h:ad of
ths legation, ii cvpected in a few days. Mr. Ittc4
''.nigh: that this l'idinihr had 'cached Ratabon be-
him, as he was alto to tale the route of Drain.
b'rt wi;:luut going to Vi:aas."