Star.
London, England, 1804-10-25 00:00:00

lineatedThe outlines of the picture which he is charged
to execute, reprefenting the afcenlion to fovereignty
,of a fourth dynafty in France. Thisfavour has pro-
cured him much abufe from difappointed inferior ri-
vals m enemies, who have publillied feveral libels
agaiaft him; in one of which he is particularly rts-
e-
, proached with having formerly painted the erec
Lion of Louts XVI. ; the apotheo(s of Marat ; the
fete of the Goddefs of Reafon ; and the ALMIGHTY
under the figure of Roberfpierre, &c. The printer
of this libel is arrefted and in the Temple, and the
police is in (catch of the author, laid to be a female,
wife or mittrefs of a fanatic royalift, now in England,
and who, being inculpated in the confpiracy of George
and Pichegtu, paired Taft fpring feveral months in the
Temple. The printer does not know her under any
other name but that of Charlotte Corday ; but, by the
defaiption he has given of her perfon, and from fome
lines of her hand-writing, the prefcu of the police is
convinced, that her or her hulband's family name is
St. Luc, under which name the was imprifoned, and
obtained her release loft fpring.—Cotivierda Siodiatlts.

MINISTRY OF THE MARINE.
On the gth inaant the Englifh {hip Anna Maria,
of 348 tons burthen, laden with timber for London,
entered the harbour of Dieppe—the was detained
the evening before, half a league tram Cape Beve-
fiers. This veltel, which was taken by the two pri-
vateers,la Ranlchenfe and le Wimereux, was launch-
ed four months ago at gt7.l3cc.
His Majelty's chebecLi "ortune, Captain Rion era,
has captured an Englab felucca near Viarregio.
The fame chebec retook from an Englilb privateer
a Ligurian Tetra, which the latter had captured be-
tween the ifland of Elba and Corfica ; the was la-
den with (tiger, coffee, and other colonial produZtions.
The Profper privateer' of Boulogne, captured on
the 38th ult. near Cape Beveziers, the Englith (hip
London, of too tons burthen, laden with timber and
old copper.

FROM THE DUTCH PAPERS.
AVOSSURGH, OCTOBER 4. (via Faascs.)---The
negotiations relative to territorial changes in the
North of Germany have hitherto been iivitreaual.—
It is even aliened, that the exchange of the Margra-
viate of Lufatia will not take place, although it was
Paid that every thing on this fubjea was finally ar-
ranged. The Court of Vienna, which prefers that
Saxony fhould hold Lufatia rather than Pruffia, ap
pears to have urged the Cabinet of Dreffien to raife
difficulties, and it is believed, that this has determin-
ed the-King of Pruffia to give a definitive organixa-
don to the principality of Echsfeld, including the
city of Erfon, with the other provin:es which have
fallen to his (hare by the treaty of indemnity.—
This organitittion being no longer provifional, like
the former one given to thefe States, it is concluded
there will be no longer any queffion about their

alienation.
They MS believe h Germany, that the States of
the Eleftor of Hanover, in Lower Saxony, will come
under the Pruffian Government; but there isnot the
leaft foundation for the report which has prevailed,
1 that the Prufil in troops were about to occupy that

country immediately.
We are furprifcd to fee that the Biitifh Minifity,l
which ought to have cattle to indulge, and even to
flatter, the Continental Powers, behave with a ma-
&felt feverity towards the Court of Vienna, fence
the Aullrian Monarch is railed to an Hereditary
Empire.
Venice, Ocr. R.—The Emperor has permitted
the exportation of grain from Hungary by the Adri-
atic, on paying the dual duty.
On the 6th a brigantine arrived in our port, in
(even days front Cotfu. The Captain relates, that
Ruffian troop.: continue to arrive in tb-at ifland with
ammunition and orovitions. The lett tranfports
brought a deal of heavy artillery, together with fif-
teen thoufand (addles fur the cavalry, which, if true,
is no inconfiderable quantity. There are five Kuf.
Gan Generals in Corfu, including the Commander
in Chief. The troops obietvc the molt exaal
dhci-
pline, and the inhabitants enjoy rho greateft Acuity
and quiet. Yefterday a Ltig arrived in our port,
having on board a Ruffian courier, with difpatches
for the Coat of Ruflia : they were immediately for-
' warded by another courier to Peter:burgh.
We read, in the Menit or j• 'Li *6 under
the date of Prevaa, Attall: [4, that a Zochafat, or
State Meffenger, had :unwed there tirm Conftanti-
nople' when prefectly Abdul ..Iga held a conference
with Chevalier Viaffepaln, the Ruffian Conful, at
which the faid Manger ailifled. As loon as the re-
Gilt of this conference was communicated to
I'a-
cha, he gave orders for the evacuation of the late
Venetian territory by the Turks, to begin at Presets.
This evacuation takes place, no doubt, in virtue of
the feventh article of the convention between RIIMA
and the Porte, concluded the a ift of March, aSoo,
by which it is alfo Itipulated, that no Mahornedan
than fettle in that: territory, or be permitted t ac-
quire poffeflions there. The Emperor ALEX
who never ceafes his concern for the welfare of that
Republic, deities that this Treaty Mould take its
full drat. - •

BAMBERG, °eviler". t I.—The furor for planning
partitions and changes in Germany, is as (bong as
ever. II is again atlerted, that Bavaria will cede to
Aullria the I [met tel, and the Upper Palatinate, and
receive, in return, the Pruffian Piincipalitiesof An-
fpach and Bateuth, the Imperial cities of Augfleu.g
and Nuremberg, together with the fovereigiity of the
pollefEons of the Equellrian Order. Proffitt, in re-
turn, is to have Hanover, with the exception of
lime Bailiwicks, which, Eleetoral Title,
will fail to the ihare hir-1.1-•! of Mecklenburgh.
the Llcaor Arch Chanccihr gill obtain the Palati-
nate of the Riiii,c ; and the Houle of Baden, the
Brifgaii, Iron: Attliti. ; while Malta is to be ceded
to Kutlia.
The Convention between Außria ar.3 Bavaria is
laid to be al; ...id', figneti, and on the poirt rf being
executed. We mud, however, aJd, the .-.11 there
fccmingly inaccurate reports lignite confirmation,
though their ftequert repetitien and univeital pro-
pagation fhews the•e mutt be fume ft aantial
grounds for Ilscm, which time will us cover,
According to letters horn Napier, great move-
menus are ezpetted among the French and Italian
troops in that kingdom. Marquis del R. they
fly, is lent by the King of Nart.ss to Trani, in
quality of Vice Roy, and Commiltitact Picaipotes-
i fury with the newts 4111111.