Star. — London, England, 1804-03-09 00:00:00

FRANCE. PARIS, FEBRUARY so The Mlnifler of the Interior has fent three medals to the Prefect of the department de l'Efaant--one of pndg. one to of Liver, and another of bronze, to be ented the town of Gantt, in conflagration of die affairs dilplayed by the people when Bow aaaaa a was among them, and of the seal =wattled by the department de PEtcant. After many handfome Threes. the piece concludes with a general order, that all the mariners of this department &odd ap. pear an the 7th of their LEI month, in order to pro- aced to Mend. note who did not obey. were to 'be confidered as deferters. and pulled accordingly. A few days ago, two perfons of the name of Pilot tad I.Ltu is were lbot ; they were accufed of being in En nth and of having been employed by the ID ' yof that country to afaffnate the FIRST Coneys" Air.pitols, fivord•canes, a plan for a ffmall infernal machine, and many papers. were laid to have been found upon them. Another brigand (fo the Government are pleated to Rile all men whom they ucufe, and mean to dellroy), named cLowelac, who left London about four months ago, • was to have (offered along with them ; but the slight previous to the intended execution. be wrote to Deems*, roma% to (litchi& the whole of the istruelons be had received in England. lt ihoT would f l ours his Pfc. Bonseaara. being apprifed of this. ordered him to be refpited. Yon know bow resdey they or ere plots bar. and with what little awe. away rectifies half a dosen lives. in anise to produce me Rage elle& WAThe riIIST Canso'. is estreniely Wilmot Wise- . star hal isiebi, which us frequendithe cife, that The 11l k hardly predicable. Roane time ' la Vsuce if be did act think . tie node with tense chance of far, ,-': • .._,- Tiptied, that be thought all . the I mple •, • woad be *edited, s ad asat• In his from% •ii ' fluik.sU attempt would never ducted. 0. the fol. Vanning, he received his difsdirs' es eras the +: funk*. • lurk*. k is even addled, that be has buck ' Wf theta who have declared theunigess of this k is , ... I bets netwithdasding dds bielleries. _ by fagot that hie ardour is ember Medd.' . aid, be Leak *rims kingdom of adessptirg else frog.; wbik ethers Am, that it will muddy • s - Jaies *se tleart.. They have totally glum up lillai rei'A laas omm bees Wieland on one of the . ‘ lll•6lsikse; ailed is which his Majeßy is lid by Mr. Pitt i but al. I • as piligeor was very dif-, a.1"1" .Ida` wait lingllklL 11,11nnee who is. ..c . r. brio of his own accord, --- . . *dm ineldit lIIRk en the aye. like a ' • ' .."--- • of *am aka' regarding dies fir kiss frit. and overturaed the ‘ * Air balk ► 'P . ' ' that they burl funk it e - ' ' w **sop and cativallive laughter.— .. • PRIM ear kw** eceaftosed heb a userri ‘ ZZtlitig= anoled. sad medalled to la ram. ' on= or TM DAT. TOR 4111111t416 ra MST TO Telt OMIT. • Ode !implied llesiket, OM M.) met woe MA lb Mar Coma boo egg p 'lbeemag Tooritarys tbot ow. w e fir any Mbar do ains Ow eb , we by Afil Mow Mose Robb sDo sl mem our brew villain wilt mar ear s aed, & to tie satinet eaemesbers. . lbw et tie poles wideb OreAs b, we bill for ever ila the def. eror esantry.tbs Mt. dMissylbots. Set tM trabellillb el Oswald I And pow Drewobesi ye% yob base a maw on MA et fedi bag Millyee. mime lo ruby ebb*, ban mated edabrotal owl honees ; doe twomatt is armed ter yes bibs with sew lelloss Patlepodes le au- finer% rra WI la ear abopt ad year man lbs.: seals be ebbed te Pg oo:= width it Is warily. Chars let ear eel oninnted ibillop bads Isere et ear earriiry, a beeediefootrelinwet is tin •mar Conan, sad we OW nab polarity. Soldiers ! on the Aria WM. the vaimMuu to know tbaohbes s wa SNAIL IMO /111. eaaaetwu I mad we ball ice with of as Ildissre big le We Owl. (AVOW ) leAllt4olo7. The eippoionseat of this new Commander in Chief disk Republic, it is &fated. is pregnant with im. relent military movements; and it is thought that the Damian troops defined for the expedition. and now quartered its North Holland. will fbortly be embarked. We further learn, that one of the frit points of negotiation between Government and the General in Mier, was the payment of a number of Officers, of vari,,n, rinks, and other perfods in offi• vial capacities, who. belonging to the memorable expedition, and having been here out of employ ever fume September, have received no pay ; and it is Paid that the General has prorated, and the Government "granted, that there moons &odd be advanced to them. to be reimburfed as loon as the Paymafer !hall arrive with the needful from France to diP charge thofe arrears. Fsa• 17. The reizttre of Englifh mer ehandize has not only had place at Flufhing, Mid dleburg and Vert, but in all the frontier places be tween France and this country ; and report Lays, but for the truth of which we cannot pledge our. Wye% that tome of the Chief blagitlrates of thole plates were kept in arrell while thofe orders were pm into ex:cwiem. If the Englith merchants were in the hahit of tending their goods to this country, wi:htint drawing previoufly for the amount, ihr mei fore might in f.me fort he laid to operate on the enemy ; hut as it is, it falls on Members of the m o lt valuable ally which France can boat. It is alto to be prefomml that rnoit of this property was received within the time allowed by our Government for the entry of loch articles, ordered before the commence. =cot of hoftilities. The eh:staffer of General NlO,l - tt o amiable, to fuel.ole It a morn , nt that he has a&cJ w about orders; hut it is proba..ly th- re fs& rt tome wrillake or ioirreprelent.ttion, an.l which th e French Gov-rnment will hatless to remedy, when acquainted with the true cireirmilances. In the mean time, however, it has routed a great fenfation in tl e mercantile world. WhJE mil, to th: fingtilarity of thi; event i., that acid C 1 G.tttr..l Vi, TOM. nor the r ms, itisekr Si. NIA% ILL!, fcem to know any thing of ti:e 1 1 e French a,e laid to have demanded three for ruled places of the Kivu of Netts s. This demand is go unded on the continuance of Nation's feet in the. Vediterrancau.—General Kalamai - arrived its the liague on the iStii Sultan:. • xatutmvinetr piocvislas. HOUSE Of LORDS. THURSDAY. WARM S. TSB Royal &Wiese Modal sad Sem& Disl bur Lew 1 . 15 rad a Mad tims. paled, sod fen back totM Ccomme. A4aursed to a quarter palt dim so maw. HOUSE OF COMMONS. The MAKE= take the Chair. Mr. CORRY &Poem freer the Mee COMMillie• an of &Mb. grebe for leave to thee la a INI fer Oa Maw eteleteesee eke Pollee ride City. Lama gthea. vi Zreal the kth Mai Orden BAR. and mere to be err A adbp free the leads ithertad their Lardedpe 'Est to ' the See& Cede& SA. aed the Made Mum BU. Read shoed thee the Hite le Skis haven RA te eth wae ~.nrwi far seeserrew. Me CORRY primed*. Ida Mak Doty VA width wee reed de Idt_thes. sod ordered der the tweed raid towswww. 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Mr ittliDo3l less glad a hew ter We now Gewitecan esessmas. the it was le awaseigisile• to gesselder de aided of to Trade Wm& sirnoweeks. all wish* that end% whit idgeah M dab costen Wg,hig feel la a Ikeedee virtual In jurious. 1.1401113 OON& werdw. Ceres at weds Or ders NW by dm PEW, 0.1.4 he prodotes the fareirtadial of ewe& deeds hew Americo la Aawdeso hips. Mr. MUT to pallpee. di rtfoley. dm MI Chad& idea Day 1114-44ransed. • LONDON. IMIDAY. MARCH t. MOO OP nom THE DAT AT O 1 0 CIACIt Oils mow. 46111.-1310% At April 461.4:104444 4 . s per lat • PRIM OW S C TOCEI Iia IIRDAT. 10.10001.0 604 Both per DEAL ABLE* has End. pa. D. EL rag. Oat Aft INF 3 Per Cow Ai sTat Come.oo • Sabi* likh par ie. paw per Com Iftv4 Duriso 444 M per Cere. M. Ea Loamy Dam [Ala. Uri AWL be 004 ter Apriii‘Hi THEW • (bean Pains, Jamb g, iki. se Zs Abysm , essiissos sop es is Omen* ay." (Sred dig kl'^'•) The public coriofity has been excited not a little trace the news of the recent plot again the Confuse Government. to know the refuk. and to learn whe ther the intelligence was coerce that listed Generals blown and Prensaau to have been guillotined.— Till farther accounts be received from France. the pedant anxiety cannot be removed, and it waft be confulerably heightened by accounts received this morning from Deal. which Sate, that MOTHER WE/LIMON Has taken plate in Prange inimical to BONAPARYB. The news is Paid to have been brought over by a Regalia General. How far it may be corree. we cannot take upon us to determine ; but the thing is far from being improbable. We fall not indulge in conjeanres, bat content ourfelves with fnbjoining the information that has reached us : " DIAL. MALICII 8. " We have jai received intelligence of s very int " portant nature, which, added to the late news " from France. carries with it fosse degree of pro. • bability, efpecially as great bunk prevails here at " pretest among the Blipping in the Downs :—A " nerd and his fuite, attached to the Monarchical " Party in France, who was tome days ago received " on board one of our cruisers from the heights " above Dieppe. brings an account that a counter " revolution has taken place in that country, preju. " dicial to the interefis of the Corfican Ufurper. " The whole naval department here are in the ' • highek fpirits in confequence of this fudden " change of affairs all the flips, cutters and brigs " ready for tea in the Downs hare received orders " to get under weigh immediately. Moll of them " have already failed. Wind S. E. and by S. 4 , The firing heard the other day was a falute at " Boulogne ; but on what occafion we have not yet " karst." Laii night dilpatches were fent off exprefs by a Mellinger from the Admiralty to Plymouth, for Admiral Lord CoarwatLlll, to be forwarded to him from that place Ey a faft•failing veffel. An exprefs was likewife fent off to Ireland. Al chips of every defeription have been ordered to be got ready for fervice as fall as paiible. Every thing Gems to (hew that fome fecret expedition is in contemplation. The Vi has been ordered to take in flares and provifions for two months. The I.A►wlao and CARTIFORT, of :8 guns each. have betn et demi to be got ready for fen with all pr !!,le difpateh. The Lucirsa borothat Wooly/kb, 1 1 and the CL-or, have been alto ordered to be got ready for fea immnsediately. Lail night we received Dutch papers to the ath ulr. Zorn which we have given a few extrals in the preceding column. The cella important piece of in. forma•ion they c‘.l.taM is an open ackonwledgmer t in 7be Arretkant, that the Dutch Officers who had been appiied to, to take commands M the flct:lla at Milling, defined f r the inrafion of this country, bare refu. b .0 acerpt t t tl e arpoirritents. Sews is what a bopdda Elbe they view the whole undertaking. We fubjaia the paragraph literally We bear that the Dutch navigators. who have a knowledge of the Engllk coals. have almo& unani moony refufed to take the command of the kveral wails comparing the flotilla at Flaking : with their motives we are unacquainted. It is not, however. probable that this will impede the failing of the ex pedition. as there is nn neceblty that every one of the Commanders fhould be Dutchnees, or experi enced feamen. BeGdes,this is of the left eonfequeueer fusee fo good a harmony prevails between the Dutch and French foldiers and tailors. 44 The Committee of Finance have rejeand the plan Fopofedlsy the Government to the Legillative Af• fembly for raring a loan of forty millions." Jai as this paper was going to pmts. we received French papers to the astir. and Dutch papers to the a9th The Monikurs are filled chiefly with addreffes to the Ftasr Cow so L. to congratulate him on his chaps. No further mention is made of the eonfpiraey or of the cosfpirators is the *facia papers. Na nasuaulta. Fs a.6.—The Eque (Irian poreirtons, who& owners have not thought proper to cubmit. are now put in fequeltration by Palatine Bavaria. and the placentas sod Cubjeas prohibited from making any paymenta,whattiver to their Lords. who have pro• SCI4IIOIIM, Fu. 24.—An embargo has jolt been laid here, on the part of the French Government, on all ootward-boond (hips, in order to prevent Ge nasal Parasol's; from duping. _ On the 18th, a general embargo was laid au all dips it Zealand, the cattle of which foots became nispifelt. Rear Admiral Vaamint, in purfaance of orders received to that effee, emoted s 3 &avian gun fchooners and 75 Mat bottomed verde to be haeled out of dock,and tobe brought into the Road. When the &deices left Middleburg. Oche pa khoossers, ans. ply provided with ammunition, had *whored la the Road ; and the 75 flat.bottomsd yeah were taking in their ammunition, and were expelled in the Read the fame evening, in order to fail the neat morning foe Dunkirk and Boulogne, if the vial ;maimed fa. vourable. The bunk was fo great, is coakquence of this important movement, as to exceed all defcrip don : the fpedators were innumerable. There em lie in DOck 68 fiat bottomed weeds and tan gun fchooners. On the tlith, a Member of the Council of Marine. and Admiral Variant. lapelled the armed vetch. The number of velkls of war and tranfports of all kinds is daily augmenting in the ports of Zealand a-- the latter amount to a hundred, which lie at Flah iag in the place called the Pottenbade. There are at prefent6oooFrench troops at Utrecht, as well infantry as cavalry. To-day they were to be reviewed by General M on the Heath, in the vicinity of that city. Fes: aB.—We bear that a fcarch has been made in Rotterdam, by order of the French Comnsiffary of Commerce, for General PIOIEOII3 and the other confpirators. VIENNA, Faa. +—Never was there fuels a bunk among our Minifiry as at pr. fot. The private fe cretaries are almoft inadequate to the talk of making up the feveral difpatches whu b are continually for warding by Couriers to Pa is, Petedburg, Berlin, &c. Several Minifiers of g eat Courts have rie quently long conferences Iwith the Firft //Unifier of State. In the war department, a more than double vigilance is ()braved. There is a motion among the troops, which excites appreheufion in the friends of peace. Several military perfons of the firft rank thew, by the difpofitionrwhich they are making, that they momentarily cape& other orders. As yet, an impenetrable veil hangs before thefe important omens, which however threaten a fpeedy and terrific folution. Yeflerday we received New York Papers, to the 4th ult. They contain nothing of confequence. The importation of African Raves into 1.0111111111 has been prohibited by law. Difpatehes were yefterday received from Admiral Coariwaxins, dated the sd of March f and likewife Difpatehes from Sir S. SMITH. The Durham Elation concluded on the sth inft. after a (harp conteth At the Cumming np of the P.. 11, tn: numbers Rood nearly as follow: kor Mr. R. S Q Siunee 3119 I For Mr. Tweddell airs Mr. CUE*. Sparrnao, Mr. Tweddell then declared, that from certain tranfatlions which had occulted during the Conte% ne thought himfelf jullified in bringing the matter before a legal jurifdilion.—Neither Sir H. V. Tam. piss., nor Mr. Lassarow, mere prelim at Durham during the contell. LORD Camsiroeo.—Aeenteliag to the lateß and molt authentic accounts that it is potLble to i.btain, Lord Can MLIOILD was alive this forenoon at twelve o'clock, but much weaker than he was at any time yellerday. AU beneath the (pine is in a Rate of pay, which induces a belief that the ball is lodged there. At the particular requeß of the relations of Lord Cam 'Letters, all the Surgeons who have attended his LordOsip, met at Little Holland Houle this morn. ing at nine o'clock, for the purport of having a con. foliation, psevious to an operation which had been propofed ; but having examined Lord C•DIE /OR u's wound, they found it in kith a Rate that they deem ed it improper to perform any operation. Their de telMinatiOn was feat off, by expels, to the Matquis Bocanscuass, Lord GI. tivixt.a, ace. and we have fence learnt that Mr. HIAVISIDT Rates as his opinion that Lord CAMILWORD is in fuch extreme danger, that be cannot poffibly funive many hours ! THE SECRET imvinort. We announced oa Tuefday the reparations whieW were making for an expedition again dealerse, and force other porn of the enemy. Thai preparations have been followed by an embargo in our ports, and the execution of a vigorous and simian mesfure is at hand. _ _ . The plan of the intended espeetios originated in Mr. &Immo Ps twits, of St. Paul's Church Yard. That Gentleman has, for a coafiderable time. pro. poled to Government to elofe op and permanently blockade the ports of the enemy by finking at their entrances old Sips of various bertheas, filled with chalk or awes. By varying the number and the fize of the foam reads, and by other contrivances, adapted to the circurniances of the enemy's poet. be confiders it to be in the power of this country to ren der every harbour of France. Holland, and Pleaders unnaripble, and totally tads. After mature invelligadon, the idea has been adopted by Government, and a number of old dips. filled with Madam* rag Roue. are immediately to be funk at the entrance of the harbour of Boulogne. fo as to render it impodible for the enemy's rads to come out, which have rendesvoufed in that port . ; ca♦fequeatly nothing farther will be to be apprehend; eel from as intrafsos in that quarter I The Sallow and intrigue *Weems of the Ports of Holland will afterwards be more softly &caked op and ruined. emftly in the Tama manner. and by chaining numbers of him Ships together. Mr. PHILLIPS deems it equally praftieable to eboak up the harbour of Thu and all tbelarier ports of Fronor. Co that so Sip of war can coos not of or go into dint. LI Duds/ the war. the& Manning bloehades will be rendered pennant. by doer or final dips being Redound of each port. to shiny the anachl nery with which the sang may endeavour to :site the foams asps. In hon. the plan is as elicacioas n k is Staple I and the power which we enittfivdy polish to avail oerfelves of it, refaltsfrcos the peculiar eireasolbaca of oor being the Mallen of the Ocean t a dominion which this plan alone will enable us to perpetuate daring any somber of ages. We have. &ley. to maintain oar naval fuperiority. and the ports dewy country. which nay dare to Whit us s are at our mercy. The =Tice and the rivalry of bean will henceforward be baronies t we Oa ban weft to dread froth issrafion. and the Genies of Britain nay suable her to bid defiance to a waddles one oppoted to her I Yellerday_Comm Woooono had a lons iataniear with Lord H I NIIIISBUILT, at his Mee m Dooraiar beet. ---- We are defied by Lard Corneas, to contradia an ankle copi ed w la the STAII on the 37th ak. from a Morning per, raid to be an extra& of a letter from an 016cer on board the AII4II. the Ilatement it contains being unfounded. Yeiterday Lord Curs, late Governor of Madras , and fake, landed at Northfleet, from the Cairns Eves Eail Indianian, Capt. Comma. His Lordthip, after taking tome refrethment at the India Arms Tavern, proceeded to town. Covsmr.G•aoem Titsavas.—Laft night a new nsafical Farce, intitkd The Para:P . 4k e literary prodoeion of Mr. Panics Hoaas, was performed ax this Theatre for the firft time, of which the follawing are the Dramatis Perform, and a !ketch of the Fable : Mr. Topple . - Mr. MONDtill Frisk Toppk, his Nephew • Mr. rAWCVTT %Wok, oa Apothecary - Mr. BLANCIIAIIo Harbert, Nephew to Ma& . Mr. BIA awn Ilieloolitsatiti Faikmhx . mods cm.% ceeeenoNT Ma i pr Ys. " et Prank Toptt. -, Mr. Simmons Baron Diu EMr. K Scasmos, Mr. Topples Steward Mr. Emus , tio. Cloth to Freak Top* • Mr. DAIPUPORT. We. Top* . • . Mrs. D AAA P. A oar Ma, Fmk Toppit's Sifter • Sly SToRACI. -. . . --. .. Frank Toppit, a young traddman, Wag ruined by the vanity of keeping Winnable and expender mortar, reports to app;y to his rode, Mr. Top*, who be. been fosse time retired into the country, and is amp become a complete vsktodirtarlse. He forms a party of plasm to wilt kit uncle on the median, aid I. wady to let oot, when he reads la the nes.fpaper an account of his ' death, which has been Wetted by Eliza, Frank's finer, with a good-humoured deign to frighten ber uncle out of his conduit Wks of taking pliyile. TM. den net alter Frank's fame of kis party to Topples villa, and be sceortlingly fend. an rip k t toiMmaon. the Reward, with orders to prepare a dinner i. j tyk, sod to give Reid lajonaions that no mention may be made of his uncle's baying formerly been to trade. Solomon, an hood! alleftionate levant, brings the letter to his matter, who, essfperated by his nephew'. vanity, refoives to mortify him, by renaming the &snider of his fifft employment. wl lch was that of a 'ismer, making hie book pak fiir an Mooted bringing in the dinner In ref" This predates eh., dared +et; Prank's fa• filloulbet friends Ism Wu, and Toppit, having (albeit:nay pa mend his folly, pronsifes to return with him to town to adjuß his affairs. Elea. having , conleted Acrid( the e ufe of the cnnfuhatt which has taken place. obtains her uncle'. pardon, at the interce de' of Dr. Fieldale, a benevolent phydcien, and alto his c intent t t give her herd to Herbert, Ficklair's nephew, who has lung Deco smelled to bet. Though in this piece we recognife a yet of old friends with new faces, yet, upon the whole, the trt enef, of the fcene i, fo well concluded, and leveral of the fituations are fo hum( urou.,, that we c.innot withhold it our commendation. The afting of Nlcli• DIN and FAWCE rr in the /wit:, uncle and nephew, and of LLANC11•111). EMIIIIY, Mrs. I) PPPPP ORT, and Signora Stos•cr, in rsaair, Soli:masa, .Ifrb To it, and nee, was excellent; as wan the ranging of . nu latter and Beaman throughout. FAWCLTT was , i• tremely whimfscal in a kind of mock bravura, in t x fecond aft, whicit was encored. as were a long If BRAHAM'S in the firli, and f l other airs and due: r.. The mufic, partly original, and partly (defied, by BR•NAM, il much in the Rik of that of the Eirglo Pier:, ar.d 1 . ...% to 1..0a1l of no great variety; it is how ever al ogethcr pleating.—Tine Farce experienced a favourable rccep:inn from a very fplendid and crowd 'l cd auditnt y, and eat given out for a frond rept!. fentation. Some mwinurs of difapproilat ion arc.e, but they were overwhelmed in loud api!.tufc,• In TK fn