Star. — London, England, 1804-05-28 00:00:00

FR4NCE. PARIS, MAY z 6. The Firft Naval and Military Special CommilSon that has pit:bounced any fentence, is that at Bou logne. Two Citizens, Ave' and MOVINGUON, em ployed In the naval department in the port of Bou. lope, have been ecnviEted of attempting to appro priate to themfelves feveral articles fumilled to the Republic, and of having overcharged what had been furnilhed for the general magazine ; they are both condemned to be placed in the pilloi y for fix hours, and to ten years hard labour in the galleys. The rim CoNso I. has confented that Spain may conclude a new military capitulation with the Hel.l Repulic, and that it may be propofed by the Landammans to the different Regencies of the Can. tons at the next Diet. The principal articles are ac follow : s. The Flee Swifs regiments, Schmid, Ruttlman, Reding, Bet(. dud, aad Jim, are to bear the fumes of their Colonels. 2. Each regiment is to be compared of two BaitAlion,, and each Wall= of ODC masses , et Grenadiers and four companies foklera. 3. Each company 4to encash, one hundred and twenty-five mat. 4. Syrlfs ox Gernum, from the age of t t to .te are only to be ruched into then regiment% and arc to lx cacti dye feet one Loch snewesswww..... 3. They are to be of the Roman Catholic religion. 6. The Chiefs of there corps can cubit no recruits either in 'MIX or in Spain. 7. All the regiments are to wear the fame uniform as the regi ments of Reding. and are only to he diftinguithed by their feparate numbers upon their buttons. S. The appointment to the planes of Colonels, when any va- Caney happens. belongs table Catholk Majefty, the King of Spain. • 17. The capitulation is to continue for thirty years. This is one of the many advantages that Spain has from her near connection with the French Republic, and the good fenfe that his &poi% Majefty thews in attaching him elf to the FIRST Commit., in re membering that the inteteft of a Bourbon, and of a lisig of Spain, though often fo oppofite, lhould both contribute to the profperity of the Spain; Nation. and that a Monarch has no other family than his people.—(Yerweeldes Depictors.) The Aultrian Government, hitherto eftablithed at Cunxborgb is Suabia, is now removed to I.indati, oppofite to Coneanee, near the Swifs frontiers. The military Stiaffcif the provincial regiments is to re6de in the fame city: but it Is not true that new fortifi cations are to be eroded ; neither the French nor the Helvetic Republic would Coffer fueh offenftve mea dire& A power that fortifies itfelf meditates a tacks.—(Le Gismos ds Franca) Letters front Vienna Rate, that the Archduke Curates has lately had frequent and long conferences with the Minifter of the Forciga Department, Count, Doormen., and that great activity prevails in the military departments ; that diplomatic couriers are More numerous than ever, and that great attention is paid to the filling up of the Algerian army. Upwards of s zoo Dutch fifbernsen now follow their prpfeiGon under Prolfian colours, without any interruption on the part of the Englith, who dare sot infult that flag.--(Le Cievive Fnurrois.) The Sift (hip of the line of 74 guns built in Ant warp will-be launched the 6rR of Jane. It will be called is Corft. Another •cirst :44, guns w in afterwards be built and ready to be launched before the firft of October. ,It will be called Nato/row. A third of the fame somber of guns will then be built in the fame dock yard, to be launched before the arR of next January. and will be called the Eriperar.— • Otwortral de Ctrattarce.) • The left ten thoufand pairs of oars of the forty thoufand anitlsed in the fore[ of Soigne*, paired through Brulfels on the nth inn. for the coati. They were under an efeort of the pat d'arstes, as fe. weal difaffeded perfons, Englifis cmiffaries, had twice in the tae week attempted to burn them. The Pilled has offered one hundred livres for the difco vary of she ineendiaries---(La Gaunt de Frosts.) A rumour has been generally fpread by Englith ciaiffaries in the department of Mao Tomes. that the Roman Catholics intended to murder all the Protellasts ; and, notwithftanding the abfurdity of this report, it made a great impreffion upon the minds of the people. Citizen PIRTSCII, the pveli. dent of tilicteneral Confidorium of the Lutherans. =riding atilentz, has therefore fent a circular letter to all the minifters of the Proteflante, inviting them to, nth their infitteace to prevent the coofequences of filch reports. diffeminated by the emiffaries of a na tion tbas agar oar Cbrilhea, but entirely merchants, ready as Judas to fell C Masse, or Mahomet.—(Gazette Is Frame.) They write from Turin, that the new fortifications round Alessadria, in Piedmont. are continued with out interception. and will be fioithed in the courfe of die fonemer. This city win then be one of the Imaged in Europe, and may hold out, if plentifully fupplied with provilions, for teapots agaiult an army aas ni of Oilier& General CH•ssatoor in the works, after having 6rft laid the plan for tri. They will colt, when completed, nine hundred thoofand livres. This General has propofed new additions to Mantua, which, if carried into execution, will render that city impregnable. The near Cossot has appointed fix of the Cuf- 1 to m.houfe Officers at Antwerp, members of the, Le. Kim of Honour, for having difperfed • gang of fougglets in attempting to introduce Englitii goods On the territory of the Republic. The contraband goods kited by them on this occafion amounted to 700,000 beret. On the loth inft. Government fent orders to all Generals, Members of the Tribunate, Senate, or of the Legiftative body, or other diflinguithed military eltaratiters, either on roiffions, or refuting in the de terments, to come immediatel to ns. General from Essawcow, Ge ne ral e ottroa from Nancy. Geoeral Du oast front Lyons, General Cu. ZELLONI from Marfcillcs, and General Ss B ASTIAN t from llonfleur, are already arrived. The Ruffian Emperor has dinributed among tt4 miens, recommended by the Synod, golden crnffes and violet velvet hoonet., as &Illations and rewards for their zeal and piety. At the coronation of our Emperor. it is expeded that fcreral isundreds of our c l erz ywien, who have proved tianiielves patriots as ay °unbent, will be nominated members of the ligicia of HJOOIIf. Several rich cargoes from Batavia have lately en. toted the Te :el in flips under American sod Dania ci louts. 4:1 tl cl f t From do LONDON aAZ ETTA .ifeco 36. LORD C112121221.1.111'2 OFtICR, Mar 26. Notice is hereby given, thathis MajefWs Birth-day will k kept at SL James's on Monday the 4th of June Wit. WHITEHALL, MAY 26. The King has been pleated to nornimte and appoint the Right Hun. Arthur Paget, hi, Majeily's Envoy Extraordinary and Mi villa Plenipotentiary at the Court of Vienna, to be one of the Knights Companions of the Molt Hon. Order of the Bath. The King has alto been pleated to contlitute and appoint the Right Hon. Robert Stewart, commonly called Vlfeourit CalUe reagh; his Grace Wilßlm H. Cavendifh, Duke of Portland, Knight of the Mott Noble Order of the Garter. Prcfulent of his Majef ty's Council; the Right Hon. Robert Banks, Baron Howled:bury; the Right Hon. John Jefferies, Earl Camden, Knight of the Molt Noble Order of the Garter; the Night Hon. rhlley, Baron Her rowby, his Majcfty's three Principl Secretaries of S ; the Right Hon. William Pitt, Chancellor of his Majelly's Exchequer; ibe Right Hen, Sylvefter. Baron Gienbervie, (of that part of the United Kingdom called Ireland); the Right Hon. Thomas Wal lace, and Rich. French, Efq. commonly called Pllcount Dunk), to be his Mr/jetty's Conunlifionen for Me Management of the Af fairs of India. the King has likewife been pleated to grant to the Right Hon. George Canning, the office of Treafarcr of his MaJefly's Navy. MILITARY PROMOTIONS WAIL•OFFIC I , MAY 26. STAFF. Militant Commit:Cary of Accosts. William Booth to be a Deputy Committer, General of Accompu. Athitant Comosiffary John Thompfon to be a Deputy Contra . - fary General of Stores, ProviLms, and Forage. Consmillon dated tll of Auguft dot. To be Ailifiant Coromill'aries of Stores, Provillons, and Forage to the Forces fcrving in the Weft Indies. Oliver Becket, Samuel Barnard. and Haviland Haley, Gents. Commillion in the Botcfhire Militia, lived by the Lord Lieutenant. • , Archibal More, E(q. to be Deputy-Lieutenant. Dated Aged so, ans. Conunifflon in the Chelbire Maitia a Nissed by the Lord Lieutenant. John Balkervyle Glegg, Efq. to be Captain, vice Eden, reaped. ' Dated May 9,1804. BANKRUPTS. John Thacker Saxton, late of Chefterlield. Dabyllare. printers t boolfeßcr, and Stationer, to runway June 4, S. and July I, at eleven, at . 21nAngcl Inn, Cheiterfleld. Attorney, Ms. Thoas, in Chat:field. - Richard Riley, now or late of Mandleld Notthtshainthite, mak ftgr. " 12 mid dolman. June 7. 8, an d, 7, at Heves, at the Swan Ina, Manakeld. Atternlee, Mr. WMiaa Robins, No. 8, Graja.leallace, Leaden; or Mara. Vickers and Woodcock, MOH Richard Hedgien Joon, of Scourbridge, Woredterihitc, clothier, &aloe owl ~w^ June 5, at 6 cc, June 6, at ten, and July 7, at dews, at the Crown Inn, Stourbel4e. Attondea, Mr. Wes. Hunt. Ileourbrilde or Mr. Lather Edmonds, Nat 78, Maw* vicellikliost, Leedom. Ludlow, sow or late of lillwceth, In the parka of DINO Demmiega,'Wits, arnemetchant and tobaccealft, June 7, at bre, Jane 9. end lab 7, at eleven, at the Globe Inn, Newbury,Mstn. Attorney, M. RIM Newbury. John Henry Southeote, late of the pad& of Stokellesnlng. Dorm ihke, linte-merehant, dealer and chapman, Jane sy, at three, ne, at eleven, and july 7, at three, at the Globe Inn , In Ranter. Amanita, Mr. W. D. Taunton, Temple, London ; or Mr. Welter Prideasz, at ILlngfbrklir, Devon. - of Cborky, Lanealldre.tlmb... Jeremiah Winder,. r, sod si , sly 5. 3. sod 7, at tba Globe Tavern, John bast, Amanda, Mr. Ihadock, Towle, London, yr k , Liverpool. Wawa Afb7, of kforhase, Sborediteb, earrkr and kosborhller, dealer and airman. May 31, i tne 5, sod July I, at S. at GolldhalL.Attorney, Mr. Jams ton, Swan-yard, Shaman- Erect, Southwark. John Warner, of Skidoo, Eifel, fhopkaper, dealer and chapman, May Sit Jana 8. and July 7. at au. it Guildhall, London Anoraks, Mr. Cutting, Eartlata-BoUdlop. Holborn, London, or Mr. Walton, Saffron Walden, Eject. John Rt.. imam, an or 11211clibtle, surrey, Metualler, dealer and chapman, June 7, at three. June 8, at eler.n. at the George, at Pcters&eld, Hasa, NA July 7, at one, at the Anchor. LlPhook. Hants. Attorney, Mr. Courthwalte John Hoffer, Petcrtheld; or Mr. John When, Gray's- tan-fluare, London. DIVIDEND. May sq. John Collingdon, of Plough-court, Lombard.ltrect, London, merchant, at one. at Guildhall. BANKRUPTS IN IRELAND. Darby Moral, of Drafton-ftrcet, grocer, dealer and &swan, to (weeder on adman sth lune next, and 3d July. Fronds Arnold of Dublin, fiddler, to furraider the 6th and itii of June, sad stla July. LONDON. MONDAY, MAY 18. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK Coafob for July 3611--Rebleed SS w S 3 i• Qualm, 31 4 preos..—Sbort MIL 3 t -i6. PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY : 3 per Cent. ReL 3S* S. Ann. 3 a-r 6 3 per C. Conf. Rut India Scott s 7 i 4 4 per Cent. ylif India Bonds IS. dtf. 3 per Cent. Nosy p b sp Escbeq. Bins, is. su d/f. 5 per Cent- 1 797 95 001OSOID 4 prem. Loo Ano. i 6 3-i CODE for wee. On DT/SLIM. MAT 23.—.5 per Cent. ni, Courfc of Ev.hange--.Doblln on London is isl. Mr. Fosxsa is appointed Firft Lord of the Treat. fury aad Chancellor of the Exchequer of Ireland. The Earlof HAILDW IC I is, in confequence of the folicitation of the Minifter, to remain in his fituation of Lord Lieutenant till the end of the fummer. The Right Hon. Lord Louvairs is returned to ferve in Parliament for the Borough of Beers Mon; and Lord G. Turmas, for the Borough of Weobly. On Saturday, at two o'clock, the Ruffian, Swedilh, and Neapolitan Arnbaffadors had audiences of Lord HAIIIOWIY, which continued till four o'clock. On Saturday Lord Wptrwocr • entertained the Foreign Amhaffadors with a fumptuous dinner, at his lion& in Whitehall. On Saturday the following party dined with Lord Firzwiktiam s—The Duke of ; Earls L•UDIRD•LIR And ALBEMARLE. ; Lords W. RUSSI , L, JOHN TOWNSIND, MORPETH, and MILTON ; Fox, GREY, FITZPATRICK, FRANCIS, C•LCR. POII.OIIIIY, ADAM, and Wril TIREAD. The Arroansy G aaaaaa entertained Lord Et.- mot-, and • Party of Friends, on Saturday, at his houie in Lincoln's-inn-fields. - ........... —..___... The Right Hon. Mr. You' entertained a Party of Friends yctkerday at his bocce in St. James's (gum. among whom were Mr. and Mrs. C i of Albematinareet. The Earl of Maar gave a and dinner yeßerday to the Prince of WaLas. and Duke of Brnroati ; Earls Cormaottost.sr. ForawrsLtass,D , and CNIIIIIt ; Lords Gassy's."' and M ; rat FIT FIT tea t and Mr. Fux. Earl B gave a grand dinner on Satnrday kis at his boufe in Spring Gardena, to their Royal Highaelfes the Prince of Waits and the Duke of C AAAAA es; Lords liurtionisos; C " ar4 Dvsass.tr. WINDSOR, mdr 27. Yelterday afternoon, about four o'clock, his Ma. JISTY a ccompanied by the Duke of CAMBR ID G E, in his poft chariot, followed by her Maori . : and the five PRINCESSES, in two coaches and four, attended by the Countefs of Arr. essulLY and Lady C. WALD". Gears, efeorted by a party of light horfe, arrived I here, to the no (mall gratification of the inhabitants. When the Royal party arrived at Eton, the driven Dackened their pace, and walked their horfes to the Cattle. The Volunteers of that town were drawn out, and faluted his MAJESTY as he paired. The young gentlemen of Eton College were drawn out in regular order, on the outfide of the College, and received his Muerte with three cheers, in which the populace molt cordially joined. As his Majasry attend Windfor, he was (alined by the 13th regi. meat of lien dragoons, who lined the beets to the Cattle. Ihe newts and honfes were crowded with fpeftators, and every perfon appeared full of joy to fee his Majarry at Windfor again, and th e eon- , tinued to give buzzes as the Royal Pa rt yr sk Oa his MAOSTY'S entrance into the tows, the bells began to ring, guns were fired to announce his arrivals and the Royal Standard was hoifted on the Tower. The Royal Party were concluded from Old Whit*/ by the Staffordfhire Militia and Wind(or Volum:arse with their bands of mine playing, to the Qoesn's Lodge, where the Dukes of Costssacasn and Many (who had arrived Come time before) were wilding to receive their Royal Parents. In a Oren dine AST their arrival, his KIJIIIITY, accaria by the Dukes of CUMIIIRLAND, ILiter, sad naaresaom tended by Generals Mucus and Gement. tea an airing on horfeback in the Great Perk, sod Awed the improvements that ban been main Shen for Tome time pall. In the evening the Town Hall, hie tradefreen's horfes. the lam, and mei of l a b= pal boufes ware brilliantly illuminaled. The Earl of DYSIIILT has -,__, _ _ a nd equipped, a Carps of boo Volunteers, nod on Thurfday left gave them an excellent autos at his park. at Helmingham. in Saffolk. Monday his Excellency the Esti of Mown TR? viewed in Buratsfield Links, near Edivhillihr the Fir* Regiment of Royal Edinburgh Volt-steers, commanded by Liestenast Colonel Om Right Itou. CV Hors, Lord Advocate of Scotland. Thu Regiment muttered very Bronx. made an excellent appearance. and went through their evolutions with the greatetl accuracy. The Corps was honoured with the company of the Commander in Chief at dinner. After the review of the Firer Regiment, the Edin. burgh and Leith Troops of the Mid Lothian Light Dragoons were reviewed by Earl Mosta, and wept through the Cavalry exereife and charges much to the fattsfaftion of his Loren:hip. Tueftlar the ad Battalion of the ad Regiment of Royal Edinburgh Volunteers. commanded by Liam Colonel Janet ors. were reviewed on Lei th Links, by his Excedency the Commander in chief. The Regiment went through their different evolutions with great dexterity and exaignefs, and received the thanks of the General for their difcipline and military appearance. Wednefday the Glafirow Volunteer Light Horfet commanded by Captain Danassrotta, were infpea ed in the Glees by Lieutenant Colonel B•ii.Lia, when they went through the (word ezercife and a great vaiiety of erogenous, tooth to the fatisfaition of the Colonel. A large additional camber of (hips were takes sp by the Tranfport Board on Saturday. A axifiderable body of troops are under orders to embark on an ' immediate expedition r the Cape of Good Hops is fuppofed to be the objea of their attack. It is with concern we Elate. that advice has been received at the Admiralty of the capture of the Caao•ina frigate, of 0 guns, commanded by Capt. Noe s fite was taken after aborting a convoy. by the Freseb Admi ral Ltaots's fquadron in the Chinefe Seas. Some Dutch Letters and Papers inform In, that the Emperor ALl:anima had persisted a fleeing !te rmini to the Emperor of Gilmour, rallialg on him to demand fatiAdion of Femme for the Into viola. Lion of the territory of the German Empire. (This mull be the Imperial Note to the Diet of Rata:ton. ,which has already been publiAed.) The Cabinet of Vienna is (hated to have moiled ttfelf. unwilling to commit itfelf in a quarrel with Fresee, without the fulleft affurances of efficient rumour from the other Powers of Europe. It has, at the fame time, de clined replying to difpatches from Franse i ansouneitig the intended elevation of the Cotes Coeur& to the Imperial dignity, and requiring his eoneurrstme in the meafure. A conliderable degree of aAivity Ms recently ot. curved in the Auffrian military d ; and im mediately after the arrival ~ 1 a ;:I T ls t i g i l ; l o7 from Pe terlburgh, orders were given for conks-mains new fortifications at Trevifo, and fevers% other places on the frontiers of Italy and the Tyrol s Field Maraud Duc• is charged with the fuperintendance of tbefe woe ks. Moll of the Northern coatis have received affur ances from Ruffia, of effeftual proteaion in the event of being attacked by France. 'llse Emperor has (C -lued ordets to all his reftdents in Germany and in Italy, dire ping them to afford affiitance and protec tion to all French emigrants who may be deacons to fettle in the Ruffian territories. The Elector of Baden has excited the refentment of the Caul CONSUL, by his reprefentations to Rut a and Aullria, on the recent violation of his territory. The Ekaor of Bavaria is making a large addition to his military force, in confequencV, it is dated, of dilpatches from Peterftrurgh and Vienna ; this Inca• lure has induced • throng remonfirance from the French Minifler. The Eleaor of Here Carel has been obliged to difmifs to their refpcdive garrifons, fame regiments which he had affcmbled for the purpofe of forming a futonser encampment, Boa tttttt affefhing to be fufpicious as to the objeft of their affembling. The Sing of Naples has been threatened with pie. nary punilliment, if he exotinned to faller the Bridal Fleet to derive fupplies from his territories. The fecond ditrifion of the Ruffian fleet. with troops. was daily ',peeled at Corfu. Its dedisatios is aid w bs Nap les. FLOTILL4 OFF BOULOGNE. DOWNS. WAY 26. . On the soth we were joined before Boulogne by the bassoarsirrs, after being abfent with the ftone Chips two or three months. In the evening, the wind being N. E. by E. the In storrstars, fol lowed by the brigs, took a fweep of the Bay, upon which co French brigs and 72 loggers, with all the forts and batteries, opened a heavy fire upon us with fhot and (hells, but as the fortune of war would have it, we received no injury, as the greater part of them went a quarter of a mile over us. Though fevetal of the Shot and Omits came pretty clofe to us, none of to returned a finis sot. Admiral Lewis and the Squadron where then lying at anchor before the town of Boulogne. Two days after we had twenty. two faa, all feinare-rlgged welds, and four two. deckers / and the enemy sill ota. In the morning, at soda, and la the evening, a (slate was fired in Meow ittsinvanTs's promotion to the imperial - dipky. h hose really a beautiful fight : a few Ihot seil 46 ware thrown in the hope of reaching us, hot wa were jet without range of them. The Maw however, alarmed oar Coale fo much, that the Sips in the Downs had nnmoored, and fevers! at do. Otattaily Sipped their cables, Ali the Dad hone were *pelted with their carronades, and jib; troop on she wont were under arms. The tab* West bed m appearance of a great bidder The hos are sowed with rents, and twn fine awe habilin hare bees coltitruited at Ambleteufe and Ant Z o oids. which cancels twenty brigs befidcs mss , TheY on malady out when the wind is North Eat or South Eat. A molar guard (hip was lying in the Bay on the mth. ft blew hard at Weis sod loofk of the enemy west into port, one was driven on (bore; a heavy gale coming on, Capt. Owen fpadc the fignal to cat or nip : we did the lat- ter, and at four arrived here. Soma time ago g the Aatusa being becalmed in the Bay by herleff, was very near being taken. Se varal brigs rowed aff to attack her, but a finall breeze (pringing up, sad the Evarsaus heaving in fight, the Fregchmes were obliged to return• Thu wind is pow at Weft and blows vary hard, ANOTHER LITT'S ? LUIZ DATA. Since may laft, we have had two trips to the op. polite (bore. The ara was about a month ago. On our arrival off Boulogne, we found tee fail of Englifh men of war of different rates, =Wily !loops of war and, bombs, the Vereaeo. of 6 4 guns, end two so's excepted; we found the place completely blockaded, no Quips duraattempt goingin, and we fiocerely witted them to attempt coming out. This. however. they re. fpealully declined ; we counted with the naked eye about one hundred and thirteen gun boats. brigs, and veffels of war, of different deferiptions. all moored in form of f< crefeent seeds theestrance to the hat boor, and extending a mile and a half on each fide ; the gas brigs and !loops of war moored with their breadades towards the lea, and between each veffel of this deferipdon three and four gun boat• moored alternately, with their heads towards the fee. the whole making to the eye a well regulated form of defence; oar only with was that they might come out, or be blown off Sore, that se night have the opportunity of getting between them aid the land beyond the reach of their batteries, we then would have had the phallist of driving the whole before us into the Downs, or Main* them if they made any refittenee. After remaining here about tour days, fipal was made foe us and fome other. of the Sue to return to the Downs : on oar getting under way the ?much gun boats moftly retired to the inner harbentro.—The feeond trip we made was on Sunday laa ; left the Downs in the morning, and were off Boulogne by three the fame afternoon. We found our feet here much ftronger than the time before. and the appearance of the enemy much weaker, but foppofed they were all fate in Boulogne harbour. —On Monday at twelve o'clock a heavy firing corn• mewed on the right of the line of batteries on (bore, Mile at halt to the ealtward of Boulogne harbour. and continued the whole extent of the line to about two miles to the w.:ftward of the entrance of the har bour : when the line on fore was gone through the (hipping underneath commenced from left to rights the whole taking up the (pace of an hour of rapid firing ; the fame ceremony was regularly gone through at eight o'clock At night. Upon what occa fion this esti aordit.arvfiu de joye was given, we are at a lofs to find out, but the appearance gave us an undeniable proof of the flrength ul the plat . , As the whole firing iffued from rolls, extending along (bore, where not the I.,Art siew of Artillery or even ports i.. to be teen with the oak"d eye.— We fuppolcd at firil, that tit it intention WAS to embark troops Irom the aiferent camps on a, ter under cover of the fmoke. Some of our lighicit vaels were thetctore fent in (bore as far as tht depth of water would allow them. to watch .heir motion's but no troops were ken to embark. As you may not, perhaps, hare yet had a curie& account of tilts firing. the above particulars may prove acceptable to your Readers. Captain Cmaistnritra Cott is appcinted to his Mikity% CULLODI pt, of 74 g un.. Mr. Spasm SMITH is fairly arived at Prariei in Bohemia. and Mr.l.)aa as and family Lava rea...r- Dubt Watt Toi from the E Pm hired the I Charl ingto B*ec Po jud,