Star. — London, England, 1804-04-02 00:00:00

ON taipiii to Mid a blittlt, it will be the knotte unfor , l fot Oar objet!,. They have not been wholly .1111Passd ht the late salon, but they have tarot' enough fry it to induce them in future to ovoid a sellers! augagthttent. In compelling us to &Ito* them throeigh an imptallicable country is of hfelf vest advantage to them, and out 'pillory by no aims plates us within the reach of decilive fuccefs. It *add be very wiry to Hate many plaulibte tea- Toss to favour of both theß Opinions. We fie no a r t ful conchthots likely to atife from the difcalGon, and we refrain from it. At prefent there is perhaps apparent ground to jollity both hopes and alarms, s ad the Oolitic, therefore, mak wait with the molt painful anxiety for further information. PARIS JOURNALS. We have received fcts of the Menitatr to the t 3th bit. inclufive. Among the exuaits which we here (übjoin will be found an official confirmation of a piece of intelligeoie firft given in the Ste', and which fe feral of our contemporaries not only difcredited, but pledged themfelves for its falfehootl. Our readers will fee we allude to the news of Lord Nat.sew having been at Algiers. We (aid nothing at the time our illittinent was contraditted, well knowing that the firft Official accounts from that quarter would cover our *Tilers with flume. PARIS. %.VEKTOSE, fitittot rt. The following is the late& information obtained by the prefe& of the police refpeaing the arra of CIOICIS Citizen Pertt, a Peace Officer, having difeavered that a cabriolet was to go about fere° o'clock on Friday evening, to take up Gsoacss and fosse of his confederates, he potted fome infpettors of the . Police in certain places, and followed the cabriolet from the bridge of the Thuileries till it came oppofite to the Pantheon; as the cabriolet drove on very lath only he and Ouzel% DISTAIVIGNET with three of their agents, were able to keep op with it; at that lbonlent GIORGI'S and Lsatosa jumped into the tabrlet without waiting for Dozsam, another brigand who was to hart got in along with them they innnediately fet off miffing through the _ _ greet St. James, the beet St. Ihneinths slatig the Place St. Niche Land the beet La Libels. i adsan PAM All thisa of his agents tan after the toabcio• let, which went along with ghat rapidity.. GIORGIS, olsferving pedant all covered with fweat running af ter the collage, told the driver to *hip the /tortes, and to proceed &doh Auk as the cabriolet was en teriog the arises Vailks.hfek-Prhsce, J. L CALLSOLIt o Infpeaor of the Pollee, dra came op, and laid hold of the reins. Bur re T. another Lepel:tor, foon coming up, looked into the carriage, on which GIOIIO3I &- charged two pUole, killed Bernie on the fpot, and fe yerely wounded Ca Luna a I G unto as and Lai DAN in• !lowly leaped from the carriage, one on the left, and the other on the right fide. The third Infpeaor ran after LERMAN, while Citinfl PETIT feiteciGsoaass by the collar, and was immediately altßed by Chi ten Dlsvaroar t but they would fcareely have been able to hold him, as he was Rill armed with a dagger, bad not Citizen Taowas, batter, milled upon him, while the brother!, LANOTTE, difirMed him. Several citizens, and particularly Couliaturr and LAIIOIOI4I, gave their allißance. The people alfernbkd in crowds, each offering his afli Rance, more or left effettual ; when they learned that C weals was (cited, they at fir( wanted to tear him to pieces ; but as he had been *netted chiefly by the citizens of that quarter, they refereed to them- (elves the glory of delivering him up to the magi( trates- He was then bound and conveyed to the pre fefturate of the Police. The FIRST CONSUL ordered that the children of ETlCtillt Burrs? and Jct.* FaINCIS CALLIOLI be educated at the ezpnee of the State. The whole of the property found on Groans, amounting to from fixty to eighty thoufand francs, will be given to the children and widow of Evian'', Bursar. This day at noon force hopes were entertained, that CAL- Lint c would fury ive. The Fits? Consul. has charged the Grand Judge to make enquiry, in order to difcover the names of thofe Citizens who on this occalion manifelled their, courage and devotion. They will be rewarded by honourable marks of difiindion.—Menerw. Five per cents 5; t. 25 e. MlNts FRY OF THE MARINE. TUE CNA*GI D ' ATVAIPAS AND COMMI<SARY G OF CormMFACIAI. ItLIATIOsS AT AIGISItS, TO CtTl- DEtltis, MIKIS rEit LrF THF INALINfr AND tOLO- NITS. Algieri,PLivinfc, c, (Jan.Z•eirrar Citizen Minitter—The Englilb appeared here on the :Nth of Nivofe (January is), with nine fail of the line, two of them three deckers, a frigate and a brig. Admiral Nscson, who commanded this fleet, dcinanded in an imperious! manner, in the name of his Sovereign, that the Englith Costal, driven from Algiers nine months ago, fhould be reftored to his' frmaions t he required betides, the five Neapolitan 1 1 and Malt& veffels taken with paffports from him, fhould be reflored t that 79 unfortunate perfons, who formed part of the crews, fhould be fet at liberty ; and that the flriBcll order; Mould be iffued to all the corfairs to rcfreel all %tffels, of whatever nation, hating on board Britifh p4l parrs. The Dry gave an ■l•hlute refural to all thrie demand•, and replied to tilt Engle& with much Comae/b. After ic mai days folt is nay Violent alte►eation, Admiral NIMil retired with difgrace. The Regency continues 'With the greateft aftivity to make preparations of defence s and it is certain that the Algerines will rather Coffer a bombardment than yield to any one of the de mands made by the Engliat. All the agents of the different nations have retired to their county houfes. (Signed) Imams Talon ems,. OOTTENHUAGH MAIL& This day arrived four snails from Gottenbnrgh.= The letters by thefe mails Rate what was before known —that the Ruffian Minißer, M. Woaosszow s has re tired; but, what is of more importance, be is, it is Paid, to be fucceeded by M. Maacorr—the fame Minißer who experienced a very grofs infalt fome months ago at the palace of the Thuileries. Accounts from Franckfort Rate that the French have not only taken poffeifion of Naples, but made all the Royal Family prifooers ; and that the Außrian troops are in confequence moving to the Southward. Should this intelligence be confirmed, we may foon expo! to fet the flames of war fpread over the whole of Europe. GOTTIIIIIII/110, MARCH tB, A Ruffian courier with difpatches for Count Wotan tow in London will fail to day for England ; this courier has performed the journey from Peterfburg hither in 7 days, which is almo& incredible : his difpatches relate to the refignation of Woaomzow, the Minifter at St. Petedburg, who has retired to his eftate in the country; his fuccelfor is not yet named, but there is reafon to think MatKOFt will be the man ; if fo, the refignation and the new appointment may be both favourable to England, for it is underflood that Woloizow at Peterlburg was by no means a friend to the Englills, and Cutely MAIItOFT cannot be e t. pelted to prove one to the French, after the treatment be received from Boraraava at Paris. An Englint Courier left St. Peterlburg, at the fame time with the Ruffian (but is fuppofed to have taken the route of Hufam) ; from this it would ap pear that Sir Joon Weimer thought the refignation of Woaclazow of importance at this time. 0 AAAAAA CM ON 'TN& MAIN, MARCN 7, 584. " The Intelligence by priiate Letters brought to Frankfort, yeikerday, is fo eitraordinary and im portant. that I have thought it right to deviate from the rule, and not to let the Wednefday's mail go without mentioning it, although the mail of nett Sunday will decide its authenticity. " The current news of Franckfort was, that the French Troops, who had been for fosne time pail progreffively approaching the capital of Naples, had at length penetrated into it, and made all the Royal Family prifoners. Doubtlefs this was the grand objea of Lucia. Bossavarra's fecret =Moo in Italy lately, under the name of BOTAV. It is Paid that the Auftrian Troops are moving fouthwiud with !peed ; in this cafe it will be difficult for Auflria to continue a paffive Neutrality and it will not be eafy for Raffia to fit Glen under Inch perfidious conduet to wards its Ally ; the more fo, as it is not improbable but that the late rumours of the Fleet and Troops coming from the Euzine Sea, for the protection of Naples and Sardiaia, may have precipitated the vio lent outrage. Spain being fettered by its own pufil lanimity, and under hatches, mutt continue, like Praha, callous and infenfible to the molt crying out rages on Royalty and Sovereignty, even when brought within their own tlirdholds. "The Depotifm of France teems to have no bounds. A few days age, a French granger was taken up by the Magiftrates of Franckfort, by command of the French Itcfident, and tranfported to Mayence. The man had been quiet in his lodgings for about a fortnight ; he was not known, nor futpetfted of any offence, unlefs it was that of haring a borrowed name.—So bad Lucas■ Bo in Italy. lattice is painted blind—as knowing no difference of porton in ele adminiftration of her office." Saturday and yellerday his MAJISTY walked in the Qii . een's garden. Yefterday, at / o~ne o'clock, his Ma il sty gave an audi e n ce to t h e RD Coe mcaaLos. Yefierday the Dean of WASTMIIISTER preached be fore the Nobility, at the Chapel Royal. On Saturday difpatches were received by Unifiers and at the Admiralty, from Sir Fasosaacc BALL, Governor of Malta. Saturday about 300 Special Conftables of the dif. Erie of the Police Office of Hatton Garden. met at the Military Drill ground in Corporation row. Clerk. enwell, for the purpore of being regiftered. and to cleft from among themlelves leaders of claire', who are to dire& a certain number to make regular returns to the Magiftrates from time to time ; the whole to be called forth for the proteftion of the capital In cafe of an invafion, when the fervice of the military force of the metropolis may be othervtife required. The High Sheriff of the county of Limerick has received a refpite until further orders, for Mr. DOL. stets, who I,ttely killed his antagonift in a duel. Early en Saturday morning, an affair of honour was decided between a Mr. S —z, and a Mr. D--s. Mr. D. was attended by his brother, at his fecond ; and Mr. S. by a Mr. B---y. The meeting took place in a field between Brompton and Kenfington. The parties fired one fbot each. That of Mr. D.'s. who fired firft. paled through the fleftsy part of his antagonift's left thigh. Mr. S.'s ball entered the right pap of his opponent. and lodg. ed in his body. The wound was confidered mortal. He was put into a chaife, in which, accompanied by his brother, he drove to Hammerfmith. The refufAl of Mr. L. to marry the tiller of Mr. S. after a day bad been fixed for their union, was the cavil of this probably fatal bassets. YERSEr, MARC?! Confiderable alarm was excited here on Friday lea Signals were made for an enemy's fleet ; about two o'clock thirteen gun boats were fo near Granville Bay, that their hulls could be perceived from the loweti part of the thores without the help of glaffes. They were in fight for Come hours, and appeared to be failing in the direaion of Granville. At night the MIRCULY frigate, Captain Bouvaata, came from Bantry Bay, and made chace. On Saturday night a very heavy cannonade was difiinElly heard r.n the 1 French coati, fuppofed to be the frigate engaging the gun refit's. On Sunday night a heavy firing was again heard. Scarce a day paffes but fignals are made for convoys or veifels palling along the French coati. There appears to be a great want of light retie!' on this nation, to intercept them ; had there been a few gun brigs or cutters in Granville 1 Bay on Friday, the; could eafily hay,: got up with the French (hips, as they were in Gght feseral hours. It is true that fometimes a gun brig or two comes.to Granville Bay, from Guernfey, but in general there 1 is nothing here to intercept the enemy's fhips. NAUTICAL INTALLIC:BNCIL DIAL, hcaaca 31. —It blew very hard lah night froth the northward, which has kept fuch of the blockading (hips as were here dill in this anchorage. At prefent the wind is from the northward, but if it becomes moderate, I immagine they will get under way. Nothing farther has been heard from the ene my. coafl. it continues to blow kcal from the northward. _ Arita 1.-It was reported here yefterday, that the Auvirter had an engagement off Boulogne a few days ago, but the refult or particulars I have not been able to learn. Several of our blockading (hips which were blown in have again failed. The ftone ihipa are Rill here. ♦MOTHER LStTRR, SAM DAM. Sailed the STATELY man of war, for Yarmouth ; and DART lonp of war, with feveral gun brigs, &c. on a cruize off Boulogne. Put back the Perfeverance, —, for India ; and feveral outward bound velrels. Came down the CLAIM►ION frigate, PRos►Rao bomb, and ZR►NYR brig, with feveral trarifports and out ward bound veils, and remains with the Chips as per lall. Wind W. N. W. Fa[mourn, MARCH v.—Arrived the AURORA frigate, with the outward-bound Welt India 'hips under convoy from Plymouth. Toaa•T, MARCH 31.--Thurfday evening, after poll, arrived from a cruise, and faded again imme diately for Weymouth, his Majefty's frigate NEME SIS, Capt. SONIAVILLB. Alfo arrived and remain hii Majefty cutter FALCON. Alfo arrived from a entize, the Excif cutter Raytown. Captain Wisura. —Now coming in from a cruize bit Majefty's fhx)p PHEASANT, Capt. Cases,. Wind Well, andlqually. PLYMOUTH. M•acH 3t. —Came in the French &homer k Vaunt, from Name, laden with oats and iron, bound to Breß,zaptured by the A E. of a 8 guns, Captain Massy/ to : the Betfey, Captain Hom uuuuu , from Limerick, for this port, with pro vifions : the Remota, of 14 gnus, Captain Fa•zat, from Milford, with a fleet under convoy : and the DetADNOOGNT, of 98 guru, from the Channel fleet. Balked the Brasewetz cutter, of 14 goes, with the Indefatigable, Laurel, and Landon tranfports, under convoy, for Jerfey, having on board part of the 58th Regiment of Foot: the Fatcoe, of :8 guns, with a fleet under convoy for the Downs : the Danilh EaR Indiaman Dannebroge, of Copenhagen, Captain HOLT. from Bengal, for Copenhagen: the Status, of 38 guns, ON a cruize: and the SPALTIATR, of 74 guns, to join the Channel fleet. Came in the TOPAZ A, of 38 guns, from Cork ; and a cutter, from a cruize : it is flitted, that fhe brings an account of the lots of the M•ow,r,cawr, nf 74 guns, on the Black Rocks ; the crew were all fared, and are on board the fleet 101 F Bred. Porrsstotru, APRIL I.—Sailed the SPIDER brig of war, with the Calworth, Enterprize, Champion and A mity tranfports, under convoy for Deptford. —Arrived the MIAMI' frigate from a cruize, and feveral outward bound vefrels from the Downs.—His Majefty's Ihip le Taomvsuss, has made a Ggnal to convoy the outward bound Weft India flips to Fal month. Arrived the FALCON {loop of war, SAUNDE RE, from Plymouth ; and the LIBERTY brig, Lieut. COI" from Jerfey. The RP VOLUTION/11118 frigate, Capt. Lebec, is ordered to be paid off at this port. The ATHENIAN. of 64 guns, Captain FATERM•II, is or dered to receive provifions for eight months ; it is fuppofed (he will go to the Eaft Indies. The BIT Sy cutter, Lieut. Sressr, on Thurfday morning, drove on (bore, in the Channel between Honfleur and Havre, the Englifh brig Ann, W. SAERS master, laden with guns, (hot, &c. which had been captured by a French privateer. Lieut. STREET let fire to her and fhe funk. Thirty-five gun boats attempted. on Monday night laft, to efcape from Havre to Bou logne, but were driven into the pier again by the fquadron. YARMOUTH. Aram t.—Thurfday evening arrived from Sheernefs, his Majefty's frigate CLYD► ; Friday p. m. arrived the ROYAL GEORGE armed thy, with fix fail of tranfports, having on board the 67th tcgi- 1 ment of Foot, commanded by Colonel GORDON, be ween eleven and twelve hundred Ilrong ; they came north about from Ireland, and art bound to Guernfey. Alfo arrived the SPEEDY (loop of war, with a convoy for the Baltic ; they were . joined here by the FOItTUN.A, PERSETIEANCE, BALTIC, and, In. of ' thi, port ; they failed this evening with a fair wind. ' Veflerday arrived the ETUALION frigate trim the I.mtlitsaid Admiral RUSSEL has (hefted his fl. , g lions the INFLEXIBLE of 64 guns, to the RAMILEI frigate. This day failed tic CLYDE frigate on a maize; elfo the Hawk cutter, with the Medway florp to Hull, with limes; and the SWAN Cutter on a cruize. Sailed for Guernfey, the Rorer. Gamma, armed fhip, with tranfports and troops Arrived the Cossrance frigate, with twelve ha of tranfportsl for troops; and the F wa gun brig, from • cruize.—The (hips of war remaining here are the R•seaLsa, Admiral RUSEICS flag (hip; HERO of 74 guns, ETIE ALIO* and CCIISTANCII frigates, FER• RATTER gun brig, and HUNTER cutter; the IN ILEX ma of 64 guns, is under failing orders for Pont . - mouth, and is mix-Red to fail this afternoon.—Wind S. W. Paired through feveral fall of laden Gains. VP WILLIMIE ',drams FUNARA. The general . expeeation ents,,ti Saturday, melt Afilppointed in the funeral43f the late Gelber.] Sir Virit.ciau F•wtor t T, that COI being either cavalry or infantry attending the protein° any part of the way from his houfe in Great George-kreet, Wee minfter. to his apartments as Governor at althea Hofpifali although it had been for feveral days ru. moored that the ceremony was to be dignified by great military pomp and honours. A molt f=i e d proceffion, however, began to move frosts - fireet about two o'clOck, led on by his Royal Highnefs the Prince of Watts, in his coach, with a fit of beautiful horfes, accompanied by the Dukes of Ci...se sacs, KIIIT, 104 CAMPRITKII. Then fol. lowed another of the Patio 's carriages, with his Royal Highnefs's atteedasts. The Duke of Ct.*• asncs's coach with a fit of horfes came neat, and a ' long train of Noblemen and Gentkanen's carriages, amounting to nearly two hundred, then fucceeded.—. The Paiute honoured the memory of this galliost veteran by the dikinguithed compliment of walking as chief mourner. About half after one the proceaion began to mon in the following order : The Dow-ltreet °Seem Tewarea4, Sayer, Perry,aad Macamana, at the bead eta peaty awe Patted( bloodies to that Ake, aims Any in .stabs. Two !JlMA:makers, es beetelost. &a Hortensia. hi doh& Lid et Wet feathers, with trophlea State Horknen, bare beaded. earrying the inert* st the Ord r et the Sethi' e. (simian velvet sillies, stammid with geld fringe. ~Min but. end weirs plaint of temitem the boots and gold (pm, reverted, its SW Wiliam raweetee carriage, covered with hbali duk, with Me military boots and (pars reverts' Hear& and Al imam covered with demehecros, containing the Order or the Sink and the da unted's arms placed akernately. Six pages an each lids The Prince of WALIS 11111411111111111MIn His 'Loyal Higlasefes (sub/ewes drew by ex bright hay bode,. ' boar footmen in limn Ilverlas side behind. lu the meth wont The Prism Dishes admen's sod Lat. The Duke of Kent's earrisge sod ex hides in *Seib 1111. the Lai of ChefterSeid and Caked Miss.o The Prince's chariot, with the Earl eget*. Sir William Fawcett% an carriage. - _ . . Nat followed — k4es awar;ierg - eats, :tiaire by her baths la dm R was Colord Addlesbroke, Capri fithasees, Mr. Peel (the Banker), and Mr. Stein ef & Jaeneeedrees. ed. Marquis Cornwallis. Gonad Harecaut, lad of Carlitelep len, and Slr George Gibers'. 3d. Otseral Grenville, Sir Thome Megrave,3lr Aiwa Clerk; andOeseral Haifa. oh. Gesell' Drowarleg. Calvert, and Dc Lances ; and Coked yarel. A t Col''/ ow Captain O Th Wyo ere, Mathew Lark If* (fled die War llot).and Mr Gr eed. . eesw 6th.' Dr. Melly, Colonel Pardee. and Mr. Repadda. 7th. Two of the deeskers prieeipal attendenies. The proodlion was ceded by a Lag hoe of the canters of the • Generals particular Media. When the proceSon readied the great sates at Chelfea, on the northern fide of the principal eta. trance, it flopped ; the coffin was taken oat, and appeared covered with black velvet, ornamented with gilt nails, and richly chafed gilt plate and handles ; the top was iltukled with eighteen gold Ran, appli cable to the Order of the Bath. Oa the lid was the fallowing infetiption— Tbe West liosa FAIWCIITT, K. IL One et His Kamm es mad Honourable Privy Umiak General at HY MAJIHTT'II Porch, Coked Odle 3d Regiment at Dragoon Guanisond Governer of Mello Hafpied. Died Mardi, Ma, Adell 77 Tears. The walk from the Great Gate was lined on es& fide (two deep) with the 7th Royal Garrifoe Bane. lion. On the entrance of the procriGan four bands of mnfic played the Dead March es Sad. The corps moved on. The peal was fupported by the Marquis CORNWALLIS, Generals HARCOURT, GRIM VILLB, and HOLSII j Earl of Callll/41 , T0111, Sirs G. OSMIUM, T. Musoa *vs, end A. C ; the Chief Mourner. his Royal Highnefs the Panic' of Waxes, dreffed in regimentals followed. Next the Duke of CIA. 11111101, KANT, Cow . and Carsaitioa.— The reft of the military charaCters followed. Two Ladies were in the Funeral proceffioe, who fecund to be deeply af f eaecl.—A number of the Chelfea Gentlemen Peofioners followed, all dread in their uniforms. At three o'clock the corps arrived in the chapel; the coffin was placed upon the treffels, and the in fignia of the Order of the Bath placed upon it, The Prince and the five Royal Dikes, took their feats 00 the right, and the eight pauLbearers on the left.— The remainder of the mourners had feats provided for them on the right and left, hot in the rear of thole already named. Thefe occi pied- one half the chapel, the remainder was filled by other pylons of The funeral (price war performed by the Rev Mr. HACOETT, the Chapla i n to the Hofpited. ie • very folemn and imprelEve meaner The pulpit asd clerk's defk were hung with black, and adorned with efcutcheons placed in regular order, with good effea. The funeral ferric. occupied about a quarter of an hour ; after which the proceflion moved sm wards the ground, the penlimers forming an wrens* to the place of interment. When it reached the (pot (a vault purpofeiy CODltiutted in the centre of she burial ground), the corple was let down, and the fu. steal rites were performed by the fame Gentleman, the Rev. Mr. H•ccr . r Tr. When the ceremony was over (about four o'clock), the Royal Cerritos Bat talion fired three ironies over the grave. Not lefs than to.ooo fpeßatms were recent. Ilse greaten order and regularity were preferred by the aaive - erertions f the Bow-Itreet Officers. Sir Ri ca•au Voan era, prefent. No ftraogetz 'whatever were admitted Mfide the gates. It was expeaed that the proceffion would have been much more grand than it wet, and that it would have moved through St. James's Park and Buckingliam•gate. Erely thing nes in order for that purpofe, LIU about midnight wers fent to the Gen•lcmen who ecnaufted the funeral, to alter their intended route to the t•ne %shirt ) took place. •iz. Chaitinvenfe. P.ll Mall, St. Jitnee•- itreet„ Piccadilly. hnighttbeidge, Sloan.fii eet and Tut k's•row. to the great gate vfl i the nipitali. The Dnke of 1 . 0.1! did not juin the prucethou or til it ass ivcd at Chelfea.