Star.
London, England, 1804-09-15 00:00:00

FRANCE.

MAU, lIIPT. 4.
U. BIGOT PREAIII4IIIII, C 09144110, of State, and
Prefident of the Se6ion of Legiflation, fet out on the
ad to meet the Emperor at Aiz.la-Chapelle. His
bfajelly was ezpeded there on the rid or 3d infant,
where his flay would not probably be longer than
three days. It is not known where his Majefly will
go afterwards, nor how long he will be abfent from
the capital.
We learn from Milan, on the authority of letters
received from Leghorn, that an embargo has been
laid on all the Ruffian and Swedifh (hips in that
country. Notwithflanding the confidence we have
in our correfpondent, we conceive that we (hould
not be too ready to believe the intelligence from
Leghorn.
The Ez-General Mort•u arrived at Cadiz on the
loth of Auguß, from which port he was to embark
for the United States.
The Danes are railing a Militia for the defence of
their coals ; and 3456 men have already been en-
rolled for that crisps. They are to form a cordon
two miles from the :oaf*. The new harbour pro-
jelled near Elfineur, is marked out, and meefures are
aAually taking to provide for the neceffary espence
of its equipment. There difpofitions argue both an
eapellation of war and an inereafe of commerce in
the Danith Dominions.-3fonitesr.

It appears that the difplites which elided tome
years agn, between the Duke and the Provincial
States of Wirtemberg, have again been revived. Ac-
counts fay—
STuTOMID, Ayr. ti —The firits es It fitting in this
thy, have reedved orders from the of to She
him their advice nipatillng the weft ciatonaabbe asode of ro-
wan sputa Ihreiters of the Provincial States, who refute to
shag. wino a continued sothority danande as account of their
math& Although that advice has bees already demanded how
ease ago, the Regence ha. Dot yet addicted its memorial to the
Otherithent. The Faculty of portion/kw of the Wintesherg
thrthorilty of Tobin/en. confaked on the has gaffes.. have
sedwared, that. beteralig to the Conftkodes and foodarsiestal
kw. a the cowing. the Member* of the Precede! States way
est ansesehis for their condo& bat to the bipolar Tribonab of
the Fay/re. The Court hoe aot as yet own to may &awe on
the wawa.
la the sue Mme the offelfee. Wager, Is Ia Oho. M. d'Esde,
Prethese Oche Special Cowseithos, charged with the ewe sloe
of the toesebres, adapted by the Ithear of Wiriest.% egainft
the San; bat ainfed lurid purloin w be /reemerged, emerged
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The MAO of the sd ink In an article from brs-
lan, of the 25th of Augult, rays-" The Bologna
Gazette relates at full length the Latin test of the
brief of Pius VII. the reigning Porr, for the re-ella-
blifhment of the Order and the Religious of the Com-
pany of Pam, in the Kingdom of the two Sicilies
only, on the demand of that Sovereign, and in the
fame form and manner, in which the fame Sovereign
Poicrirr re-ellablifhed them in the Ruffian Empire, in
, aot, on the demand 61Piitit. I."
The following curious affair is now before the
Tribunal at Metz. A Jew of that town, who chari-
tably lent money at the rate of 30 or 40 per cent.
called lately upon a lady, whom he had accommo-
dated in this way, with a bill of exchange for *ono
livres due to him. He entered her apartment with
the bill in his hand, and was received in a very po-
lite manner. He was afked to fit down, and offered
Come peaches. The Jew, who obferved feveral piles
of crowns upon a table, made no difficulty to deliver
to the lady the bill of exchange. But when he was
bury in eating the peaches, he Pays the lady tore the
bill, and fwallowed it piece-meal. The Ifraelite at-
tempted
to make himfelf wafter of the crowns he
faw. But the lady celled out Murder! Thieves !"
The guard arrived, and the Jew was arrefted. This
is the fecond affair of the fame kind which has occu-
pied the Tribunals at Metz within two years.
feveral Englifit African (hips, have alto (hared the
fame fate.

. FROM THE PARIS PAPERS.

TURIN. AUGUST Louis BOWILIPairri
arrived here yelterday at five in the morning. He is
to aft as Prefident of the Eleaive Affembly of the
Po. Yefterday there was a Concert at the Theatre,
and a general illumination in the city. This morn-
ing the Elelors attended at feces o'clock at the mars;
which was celebrated in the prefence of his Imperial.
Highnefi by the Bilhop of Ate gage, who hu been ap-
, pointed Commitary for regulating the concerns of
the Clergy of former Piedmont.,
STlAllaUttliff, AUGUST ft. Her Majefty the
Queen Dowager of IProffis, mother to his prefent Ma.
jelly, arrived in this city the day before yefterday,.
and paged the whole day here isotopia It is report
ed, that the vifited the Wefea. She breakfafted with
Meffn. Samosa, the bankers, and dined at the Ho.
tel St. ESprit. After having feen every thing worthy
of curiofity in the town and neighbourhoo4 the re-
turned to the waters of Baden.
AIX.LAXIIAPILLS, Auo, se,—M. RISSUSAT. thei
Taft Chamberlain, and M. SILLIIATOSIS. Matter of
the Ceremonies, arrived here yefterday. Detach-
ments of the national guard arrive every day. The
fine weather which has followed the heavy rains thatl
reclined during the left two months, will afford her
Mskjelly the Emprefs an opportunity of vifiting the
environs. The canal for forming a jundion between
the Rhine and the Maefe, is to be begun immediately.
The Emperor has ordered M. Nactcouar, Colonel
in the Engineers, and M. Roussions, the principal
engineer of the department, to prefide jointly over the
execution of the works.
Ba u Styr. 2.—Madisal Lasses, General
Deane, General Mow car, the Minifter for Foreign
Affairs, the Marquiffes Ga t.t.o and Lima, who arrived
here the day before yetlerday, yet out on that even•
log or the next morning for Ais-la-Chapelle. It is
Ifnppofed that the Emperor will arrive here this
evening. The Provifional Poled, and feveral other
public officers, are gone to the bounds of the depart-
ment to meet his Majefty.
Sr. 01411% A.llO. 28.—At the moment when all
the inhabitants of this town were colleaed, at (even
o'clock yetlerday evening, on the high road from
Boulogne, in expeaation of feting the Excitant.
his Majefty arrived at his head-quarters at Salper.
wick. He Came on horfeback incognito acrofs the
country, accompanied only by his Aid.de-Camp, and
a Tingle hutlar. Salperwick is that identical fr*
which JULIUS CASAIL made choice of, when, after
having triumphed over the Gauls, he refolved on
the congaed of Britain. He defignated it by the
name of the gulph of leciar, in his Commentaries.—
It is a remarkable coincidence, that twenty ages af-
ter that expedition, another Camt ihould efiablith
his camp in the fame place, and meditate the fame
conquett.