Star.
London, England, 1804-11-05 00:00:00

FROM THE PARIS PAPERS.

Tuttle, Ocy. tg.—General Casvaitaxxt is jail
returned from Rome. We have, therefore, no rear
fon to doubt, but that pis Holiners, as we before an-
nounced, let out from Rome on the 3d of No-
vember, and will arrive at Turin on the trsth, front
whence he will proceed to Paris. The Holy Father it
accompanied by five Cardinals, four Roman Princes,
four Prelates of the 6ril Order and the tame num-
ber of the fecond. Wicks different deputies of the
Holy Chair. His Holines's (trite will confill of
more than one hundred perfoes. General hive°,
has made the neceltiry preparations to receive him
With due honour on his arrival at Turin. Relays of
horfes have been provided where they are necelfary,
as well as fedan.chairs, for pal Eng Mount Cenis.—
This will, probably, be the WI leafon, when fuch a
medium of conveyance will be neeeffary fur palling
that mauntaln. The new road, which was begun
two years ago by order of his hlajehy the Emperor
of the French, will be finifb:d by next fpring; and.
if the fnow %mild not render it impradicable in the
winter, it may thenceforth be paired in carriages at
all times of the year.
The Prince and Princefs Bolton's, paired through
a few days ago, on their way to Paris. The Princes
carries with her, embalmed, the body of her child.
who died at Frarcati about three months ago.
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,
M. SIIIIMI•111 PORTAL. Etilliop of Ajaccio, in
Cortica, has alfo peed through this city, on his way
to Paris.

Ocr. is.—We learn from Bologna, ,hat
nn the 6th inftant about two thoufand French inbus-
try arrived in that city, who left it on the following
Sunday at midnight, on their march to Romagna.—
Another body arrived at Bologna on the 9th, and
another much more pumcrous ;was expated. All
thofe troops were to take the fame dilation.
Auftria has fent a number of troops to the 'bores
of the Adriatic, to watch the movements of the Rut•
flan forces in the lonian lea.

BoVROt 4v X. OCT. I.—The Vengeance privateer,
of Marines. having pot into the ifland of Afcen-
lion, on the :8:h of- °Riker, left year, found in a
bottle tied to the croft, ti note couched in the follow-
ing words :
Twenty-feven who were left in the river of Zara,
on the coati of Africa, by three Bourdeaux 1144
landed here on the' 3d 4 September, tB•3, from a
(mall twat, (leered by Famicts COTTINT AV the el-
der.
wer. PalTenger that readeft this letter, whoever thou
art, if thcu return to Europe, endeavour to trent.-
emit this iotclligente by the public papers to Boar-
deans, if thou dull hot prefer fome .uther mode.'!
OCT. 6.—To morrow the Imperial pe•
tents, refpcAing the silk and &pity of the Here 9.
taty Emperor of Auntie. will be foleelmir pro-
claimed here in the church of St. Mark.

They write from Bologna that a fecoad body of
French troiv, of about ao,ooo men, were thu7tir
etprEted through that city on their march to the
(ouch of It ily.

RATISII4,II OCT. r3.—Cmint ColaTzr the Mini-
! fief rf the King of PIUSTIA to the GCTITIAIIIC &Ay,
arriveJ here Wavily. The other Mimitiers are ex-
. pefted within a few days. We know not what to
; tnink of this fudden meeting, as the vacation gent-
' rally faits to the tit of November. It is certain,
hosteler, that (objects of gtcmt importance will be
difentred pterions to the opening of the Diet.

LONDON..

Mr. A..'s Anfwet to an Anonymous Letter would be charged by
the Stamp 01L..e san Advertilement. which it certainly it

MONDAY, NOVEMBER s.
GUNPOWDZI PLOT.

PRICE OF s rocks ON SATURDAY:
3 per Cent. Red. Ann.s6l 57 Long Ann. 17 t 6 5-'6
3 per c t Cod. ftra.s7i 58 Inchs Bonds per is dif.
4 per Cent. 7310 ~beq. Rills, par is. dd.
5 per Cent. Navy 9, ()melon. 741 t prem.
5 per Cent. 1797, 94. Cot.fols for ace. 58;}
DUBLIN. OCTOBER 29.-5 per Cent. Gov. €.91•
Etettange...Dublm on London zrf.

The fleet andel• the command of Admiral Coati-
WA LLI I failed from Torbay on Friday morning.

Ditpatehes have been received from Lord Nsr.aoa :
on the 19th ult. his fleet was all well.

Our Port letters of this day mention the arrival of
veil & from Gibraltar, utile!' left that place on the
loth ult. and Rate, that the mortality had much in-
creafed at that time. We hope, however, that the
accounts are exaggerated, though we have no doubt
that the calamity is as great, at lath, as our own ac-
counts Rated in our lall.

Since our laft New York Papers to the ;ft inftant
have come to hand.

Captaio Dixon is Rated to have arrived at that
port on the 27th September, and to have brought
difpatches from Mr. ?HICK/ail, at Madrid, which
materially offer the quellion of hoftility between
Spain and the United States. It ib farther added,
that the .imuican Minifter was to leave that capital
in the mimth of A. gull. We nave, howevel, ac-
counts of a much later date from Madrid, by which
we know, that this Isidden departure of that Envoy
had not 'at. en place.

An attt.le (torn New York contains a fingul4r
converfati.n betwen the Spanilir Arnbaffador and the
Concluelor of one of the P ladelpisia journAls, which
is given under the authority of the affidavit of the
latter.

Paris Papers to the 28th ult. have alto come to
hand.

The Manlier,' of the 27th inflant, in a note opon an
article in the Englilt Papers, which mentions that
g, Sir
.frats Caaurvao had returned from Wey-
mouth, alter having been premed to his MA/
contains Come very revere and illiberal reflation'
upon the conduit of that Gentleman, which it would
be unbecoming and improper in us to publifit.

Dutch Journals to the pa have likewife been re-
ceived. They contain no intelligence that can be
contideted as materially intereding. We learn, how-
ever, one fad of importance from them, that the late
vexatious meafures refpeifing the commercial inter.
cootie between Holland and this country, were put
in execution by the tole authority of the French,and
*idiom the concurrence of the Batavian Govern-
ment. Although fitonglt urged to it. the Govern-
ment of that country, even tsilen as it is, had fuffi-
cient energy to refute its content to an abfolure and
peremptory embargo. and could only be brought to
itTue orders for a rigorous execution of the prohibi-
tory laws.

If the contents of a private letter from Frankfort,
brought by the loft Hamhurgh Mail, be entitled to
credit, the Cabinet of Vienna has difcovered a new
intrigue of flom•paare, of vital importance to the
irtei ell. of the German Empire. It is no lefs than an
attempt of tl,c Cirfican, by bribes, threats, and pro.
stales, artfully cle:Ilt out among the German Princes,
according to their wants, wealencties, and pallictis,
to fccurc, at the Diet of Ratifh,,n, his eleCtion
as King of the Itemans, •nd the confluent rank
and dignity of Emperor of Germany. The outrage-
ous arni,ition of the Corfican gives an air of proba-
bility to every plan of aggranditement imputed to
him, however extravagant t yet we do not place im.
plicit eon;id,.nce in this report, bec.ture it would
be incordolent with found p'licy,ti difclofe fuch
a view, it he really entertains it, untii the conclufion
of a peace with England. Having, however, chofen
CIIIAILIMAGPIII fur his model, like him lie will, no
doohY, claim, fight for, and endeavour to obtain,
the Imperial diadem of Germany, as well as that of
Fiance. Should he furvive FILANCiS 11. and the
united arms of England and Kuala. We might add,
rhofe A Pruffia and Aufiria ; for finely the difcnvery
of fuch a plan matt unite there twa powers, and con.
•ince them of the neceffity ot maling common court
w ith Rosa and England, againft France.

A Hamburgh Mail arrived this morninr. Its eon.
tents, wh;ch are not cf much importance, a:: given,
with other e stracis from the above mectioned Ame-
rican, French, and Dutch Fape.s, in the preceding
crlnmns.

It will be thought nrt a little fingular by our
Readers to he info►med, that the Ilamturgh
doer down to the Toth ult. are entirely 11lent refpc,ting
the unlawful artelk of Sir GT (.kGI, Rt YBOLD. linw
great niuli le,.the fear of the Niagifirates of the
Tows of Hamburgh, when tl.ey dare not even corm
plain of the outrages that have been committed againfl
Kt independence ?