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

PROM THE DUTCH PAPERS.

&vents, Sarr. 3.—We began to fear that we
fitould not fee the Emperor of the French in our city,
when a courier arrived on Friday lan, with informa-
tion, that he would arrive that day at noon. The
Prefeft, the Mayor, General Bet ti•RD. and all other
principal Magiftrates and Military Officers, repaired
inflantly to the frontiers of our department, to meet
his Majefly ; but they were difappointed, for he ar-
rived only at Mons that night, and did not enter our
city till the day before yelterday, at half paft five in
the evening, amidll the ringing of bells and the thun
der of cannon, accompanied by ft l carriages, and
preceded by the Bruffels guard of honour whilft his
Majefty's carriage was drawn by men; the Imperial
guards and the Corporations doled the cavalcade,
which proceeded amidft Ibouts of "long live the Em-
peror !" through a part of the city, and the gate of
Napoleon, to the Cattle of Laaken, where a repalt
was prepared. His Majefty viewed the Palace and
the Park, which 400 workmen are daily employed in
ornamenting; and having granted an audience to the
Archbifhop of Mauna., to the Clergy, the Colleges
of Government, and the Officers, he proceeded
through Braids to Aix-la•Chapelle being drefted in
a plain Officer's uniform, and M;rfltal Nay being
with him in the carriage.
According to report the Emperor will not return
to Paris for lie weeks. It is the general opinion, that
a Congrefs, or a political conference, will take place
at Aix-la Chapelle, where many great men have al-
ready arrived, and rollers have paired here this week
for the fame place, vie. the Governor of the Palace,
General Dues.- ; Marlhal Lasses, Minkler to the
Court of Portugal ; the Portuguefe Envoy with the
Emperor; Marquis Da GALLO, Envoy from the
Court of Naples and the Minifter of Foreign Affairs,
TALLITIAND PLAIGORD. Count Co s., and
the Marquis Di Luccttestat,Anabaffadors from the
Courts of Vienna and Bet lin, are likewife expeited
there.

HACCI, SIFT. that indWpantion
re.anted M. Scion,e nice, oar Envoy to the
Preach Coon, from going to Aix la-Chapelle oa the
day appointed.

By the lait news from Germany we are informed,'
that the King of ProfGl had learned with perfedt fa-
tisfaEiion, the affumption of the hereditary Imperial
Dignity by the Houfe of Auaria. Some accounts
Rate, that the King of Spain will alto affirm; the
Imperial title for his branch of the Houfe of Bourbon.
In Germany the report is revived, that the Empe-
ror of the French will affume the title of King of
Lombardy, as loon as certain arrangements are agreed
upon viith the Court of Vienna. by which alto the
fate of Parma, Placentia, and Gnallclla will be de-

tioded.
In Italy, the French troops have made Tome
movements to ilrengtheh the feveral points of the fee
eoaß.
The letters from Brabant and Flanders of the sth
and 6th contain nothing of importance, except that
the grand expedition againß England feemed to be
provifionally deferred, on account of the Emperor's
journey. Rear-Admiral Vaassett. bad returned to
Offend, and rebind the command of the naval di-
vifion there.
VIINICII, AUGUST 19...-To the manlier in which
the public newfpapers have fpoken of the fudden
departure of the King of Sardinia from Rome,
the lie is given in exprefs terms in ate of our
p
entitled Notisi del Mende. It is not true thats 2
flan Courier, or any other, arrived at Rome or at Al-
bano, with difpatches for his Majefty, as air=
There is no couneeion between a courier
tsar if 'row. and the :9th, on which day the depot;
tore of the King was refolved and publicly annoest.
ced. It is not true that he determined to effete his
departure in three hours. The refolutioa was taken
on the tsth, at Albano ; it was notified to his Pion.
nefs on the fame day, by letter, and on the following
day to the Secretary of State, and to the Minißersl
reeding with his Majefty, and ‘O4 ea tie sorb If*
4fialor. It is not true that all the furniture of &al
King and Royal Family was packed up, free a gat
part uJVllat Rees, aids are lb Secretary of Satea
and fear of his tottOefly's attatdasar.
SIPT. t.—By letters from the Beath
of France, we learn, that moR of the troops Rader
ed in tho& diaries have received orders to break up
for Italy ; they are marching as well for Milan as
Genoa and Leghorn; and, according to the fame
intelligence, troops are marching from the interior
df Italy for the coab. It is worthy of remark, that
molt of the troops which had lain in garrifon on the
frontiers of the Außrian Venetian States have broke
up, without being fucceeded by others, from which
it is clear, that ill theft movements are occafioned
by the prefect Rate of affairs with Raffia.
A brilk correfpoodence is at prefent maintained
between the Courts of Naples and France, by the
Latter of which, it is faid, that new difficulties have
been fluted.