Star.
London, England, 1803-02-07 00:00:00

12 PLUVIOSII, TS{. S.

We are affut ski that M. &To has not accepted
the cfEce of Afishail:idor to the United States;
and dui it will be tille4 by Gen. BIRNADOTTE,
who is inclined to acs ept of the fituation..

The vier.ti Coop Lion of Switzerland will be
difvbffed by the Confulta ; there is reafon to be-
lieve that it will be adopted. This adoption will
be the 1411 a l of the Members of the Confulta,
who will then return to their homes, as their
mif-
fion will be terminated.

Mr. I, statism*, Prefident of the United States,
has aJdreded the following letter to the National
Inilitute nt 17: AtICC:--•
Citizens Prtficknt, and Secretaries,-I have received a Jet-
t ri.tg which you have the rnodn..fs to announce to me, that the
National Inftittite of the Are. and Sciences have elated me a
Foreign Adociate (.r the clefs of Moral and Political Sciences.
I receive this favour with a degree at fenflisility equal to the re-
fpcet which a body offewsw of the highelt charade, naturally
tapirs. Without pretending to any claim to the title of one of
their colleagues. !accept it r a proof of the fpirit of fraternity,
which unites in sloe family all who cultivate fdence and letter,,
whatever part of the world they inhabit.—Accept for your-
fees, a, Citizens, Prchtleut, and Secretaries, and tVr your col-
t, i.ues, the 'donne. of my high coafideration and refpedl.
lA'alliington, Nov 14, I gOl, H.)/ PPPPP ON.
The COnfiat)Ty for the Proclamation of Cardi-
hAls was held at Rome nn the 57th of January.—
As loon as the proclamation took place, the Se.
crctary of State ; a ....rpatched Prince it/571Ni AN I,
SCCit Ur! to his Holinets, to inform them of their
U.

According to ancient tit-age, Prince Jt;svo; I ANI
arrived as a courier. He paired through 1.. t ons,
where he gave the fira difpatch to the Archbiflinp
of that place, the Pow. Coirstres Uncle. H:
ininsediately proc:eded to P.tis, to the bottle of the
Counsellor 01 Stec, who is charged with the re-
g olAtion ,fAll matters conneaed with religion.—
He delivered to him the difpatches entru!led to
h m by his Holioefs, for the Arciibilliop of Paris
and the Archbilhop of Witten, who happened by
accident to he at Paris. He let out in the evening
for Tours, where he is to fulfil the fame million
to the Archbilhop of that place. Hi, orders were
to deliver to each of the new Coditials a letter
fri.m the Pope, which announce, to thou their
m.mtnation, and letters from diff.:rctit members
es the Royal College.
%Vhen the Archoilhops of Paris and Rotten were
r li•-ially informe.l 01 their nomination, they were
I,•,t:a introduced to the Far ST COsSUL, to pay
thz'r refpeO% on their promotion. The Flit,T
C• xbi:L. gave thi!ia permilTion to wear the em-
blems of their new shgnity, which WAS given to
them • .he ea .2. • he difpa• Iles of the Sc.
(tell ..i."•.4%%„... , %%I •• dt.her'ed to
the 17 17i. 4..\ ,4-71/47,..' . :4111:!: • .1. ils 11,11nel;
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to Lave Roilse ten or twelve days after the MI
courier.
Madamoilelle de CLA tßom,the :elcbrated French
AZtrels, died a few days ago at her own honfe, in
confequence of an accident. She had been for
Come time indifpoled, when the happened to fall
from her bed, and this circumifance was the caufe
of her death. She was in her eighty.firft year;
and though for a long time previous to the fatal
event, (h was in an habitual (late of languor and
fuffering, the prefeived to the larl moment the
complete pottetlion of all her faculties. Some
months ago the recited a fcene in the tragedy of
Phzdra before Mr. KEMBLE, who admired the
animation and dignity with which this wonderful
atirefs delivered, at fn advanced a period of life,
the beautiful verfes of Racine. She was buried at
the church of St. Thomas d'Aquin.