Star. — London, England, 1804-05-23 00:00:00

FRANCE. PARIS. MAT S. On the 3d inftant General Moore?, the Firft In; fpcflor of the national rear d'orwurie, Muted the follow. iog General Orders Extraordinary : , 4 All France refounds with the unanimone excla mation s NAPOLIesiI Bo &&&&& Til mull be proclaimed Emperor of the French, and the Imperial dignity mull be declared hereditary in his family I' This was the laft objet that was wanting to complete the hap. • pinefs and the glory of the French Nation. Already the Senate, that fecond providence of the realm, has given the fignal of public gratitude. The Tribunes. as faithful organs of the people. with foletnn seal. did jnftice to this triumph. The principal States, the Confids General of the Departments, the Corps of the Army and Military DiviGons, have teftified the fame with, the fame fentinsents. The Generals, Offi cer,. and Soldilys of the Firft Military Divilion, the Infliction General. the Central Committee of Re. views, the Inf Bora of Reviews, the Ordination and War ' ries at Paris, and other Generals. now et that place, all have united urgently to, myna the Parr Cowin& to figtsalize the beginning of his cen. tor y, by the foendatto9 of a new Dynally in his au ra* family. The Firft Infpeaor General of t h e intern j General Ctriaton, Infpeaor General of the Ailey t the Officers of the Firft Legion. and others, who are now at Paris. have already acceded to this addreth and thereby bare only notified, by ,anticipation, the with of the whole army. The Mt• nifold proofs of the devotion of the eau earserrie to the perfon of the parr Consul.; the teal which they have Quern where. during the law public RISTER, are a thee on this grand mention, of tbe teal which They Gew to partake of the with of the Nadas. Ent as the Firft Infpnaor General thinks he S>oddpospt out a regular forna, he mom. snendetn every Dr to Authorities r join their w ith to that mbiels the Civil and ' of the place whom it May then be. wi telify. Moreover. he meomiseads to the Colonel. erOtoPtlY to IA bin know the ertmen of the fentunentt of emit fem. piny, that from theft suited retake be may fora a whole. worthy to be delivered unto the Fr air CONSIM, and to be received in the general unanimity of the votes. to forrender Into hisaleariens hands the Go vernment of the molt powerful Empire. (Signed) MONCiTe " I _6rda has been feet to all the tape aro to thole grind, in Holland, ia It.. and their votes. that Ilituateava may hi penelliesed hereditary Emperor, will arrive • /sorely. as well as Cr of all the cops of the armies. .A. maniac has bean arndied at Idarfeilles, who gays himfelf oat foe the Dauphin of France. He Wigged that Mk heart mien be opened. in which they wain fee his *Woad shwa ANIS Alb& • lloallioriNg Pahlicalki.. ol the Prefab of Pe haelmely bempelleimp se _all the public Maoris es I. All pathos w mosehumbred ie tbe civil ware IREWIIVIon Departakeli and et their Fitities• tiers received their ansaelly. ead wheat prefent reads either at Paris. or in are fevers' corm ones of the Department of the Seine. or in the communes di &MU, Meudon, and $l. Coed, or is the Depait. meat of Seise and Gife. ire ordered to PreCent esivola at tilt OCCresarrciessisk• wilts uf plifeC• tonne ef the police, Masai their declaration and Wolk their ems of aseeelly, paths, cardrof feisty, er pereeidions to reads in Prism. a. Their declara tions ere to metals their names. °willies names, their places of refidence befit, and after the revolts- Mali tit placesiehate they lute, or had any pro. linty s At motives to 'MO prefent refidence, or the tad etefawbieh.beve brought them to Paris, mete immeenes of the Department of the Seine. reasethei• et Sevres.. Mesas, sad Saint Cloud. I. The sharninestioised indleitthals continue to re bels bathe the partieular infpeaina of the police emminemere oat Perraiued to change theirU4- irein the written perreithen of the Prefea of die MM. nadir pein of being milled as fisfpeani. tßudisitited le inculpated with the confpirators. ♦ The Ake •dellissed to receive theft declarations, irM be open from aim o'clock in the morning till Our etheeltmln the a/tertian., and from fix o'clock till tins at night. k This repletion to be imme• dineely palidied in all the 1:001114111es under jurif. diSisa of the Prefea of the Police. The Sub•Prefeas of It. Denis end of Sena, the Police Commiffaries and Olken eflimee at Punt and the Mayors of the Rural Communes. are ordered to istal& this prelim regulation immediately, Lid within twenty. Peer Mors hefeem the Prefea of the Polies of their obedience." Sy the above regtthition. Government will be in formed of the occupation, means of febfiftence, places of refidenee, tin. elm left than 36,000 dangerous or fulperled individuals. (Gateau& Fritter). PROM THE PARIS PAPERS. RATIDOIII. MAT 4.—The Englith Envoy, Mr. Miami, is Bost to the Bath of Car Mad. Co oats, Mal' IL—Captain Osrtaanao, of the Dann Chip Abraham. as his arrival at Calais, has been put under men. with all his etew, on board of the vefiel. The estate of this treatment, which has already taken place in other inilances, is. the sip's having been featehed by an Englith priva teer. It is fufpefted that the Engles ufe theft means to put tome of their own men on board of neu trals. to convey (pies into French ports. The crews of all neutrals are liable to be melted on the haft fufpicioe. Conexanvninet.e. Met. t6.—Cenral BRUNS has kin frequent conferences with the Turkilb M. Wary. and it is aliened, that in nee of the moll re cent, which prienipaUy related to the rates of animus. they had not agreed ern any thing. They have, however, refolved to appoint Comatiffaries refpeetive ly for the regulation of this Winn's. Meanwhile the Pone was iodectel by the complaints. *beady made by General Bauer. of scallions and obancles oppofed to the French commerce in the ifiands of the Levant. Dotwithllanding the privileges granted by the Porte, to use a very 'fag finnan to the Commanders ar the Pons to remedy thee tanks. This tetiimony of Ebe Gwen Sams soe's friendatip towards the French Republic. bas revised our hopes, that the projea. will not be executed. which were Paid to be enter tained by tsar Gonna/nest coma! the Onc.man • pt..inem. General Davos has. Ludy received a Courier from Of 1 site wli yob vet sal yea Ira • Alt tb Zia • it tie tit D Su au a tii 10 1 a • la el • • et a a a f 1 Paris, on whore Arrival that Ambaratior arembled in his palace , all the French refiding at Conitantino-i ple, and having communicated to them the papers relative to the Naivety of the late Paris cestfpwary, he ordered a Colman re Doan to be fung in all the churches under the protation of the French Entbary, as a thankfgivieg for the prefervation of the We of the FIRST CONSIM. LONDON. WEDNFSDAY. MAY 23. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK : Costal roquig sh{ 37- 4 -awed 34!- .ositnlqua 41} prest..-.4 per Cent. 7 New 5 per CULL 95* --Oki ditto 9s 9 3• COURSE OF EXCHANGE. &Windom 38 4li LIE Cadiz .-. pap Thpias 371 Do. might 37 11 Elko 34 WC Goma 45 Rotterdam is 1 s Ur. Madrid .-. pap Libra 614 Newburgh 36 3sf Ur. Ditto 31 et Oporto Sri Alma 36 4Si UL Dillow 3 it Dublin 16 Paris: day's date ss to lie. Leghorn ell Faris - 15 :I sUL Venice 59 Ewa Whelks loardom 25 a ditto per al Ream. AO on the Bank of stand et per Cent. New DWI" pee ounce, p. sd. The Gazette of lan night contains the particulars of Sir SYDNBY Sutra's engagement with the Dutch Flotilla. first announced in this Paper on Monday. The flotilla confined of 0 veffels of different con• ftruaious. whufe objeft was to teach the port of Mend e and in their paffsge thither were attacked by Sir Sinewy Swint, in the A111'21.071, of so guns. with four other vetch under his command• The engagement kited revere' hours, but the greater part of the flotilla were able to reach Offend. veral of the enemy's fchoozers were driven on (pore, bat are fuppofed to have been recovered by the army ; others were probably very much nattered, and four appear to have been funk. bat only one (chap has fallen into our poffeffion. Commodore Vaau sort commanded the enemy's flotilla. We have the pleafure to announce the arrival of the honsewa , d bound Jamaica fleet, off Cape Clear. Several of the (hips bound to Liverpool are arrived, and the remainder may be a:petted eery hour.— i The Telam. from Demerara. is arrived at Liverpool, tall from Barbadoes, which place the left about the 23d of April ; the expedition was then fitting out with all poffible difpatch, and was ezpated to fail from that place about the 7th idlest, againft Suri nam, whets there are about Ilso foldiers, gni one frigate, beads& (mailer 16ip.. After the reduaion of Surinam. it was (uppofed our fleet would proceed again& Cayenne. where there are 500(014m, com manded by Vireos Huang.. A Mail arrived this day from Litho, by which we have received Letters from Spain and from Oi brakes. The latter, however, are not of recent dates, arat are chießy filled with particulars of events shwa, tem.'u, as the captor. of the Swirr cutter by a large French privateer off Barcelona coma time ago, add the Ws of the HIRDOSTSII naval Roes drip by ire. Captain Ls GROS and all the crew except (our men, were Caved. By our Cadiz letter it will be fees that the Frenth have demanded eight millions of dollars from Spain in addition to the cum agreed to be paid as the price of neutrality 1 This is ezaely what we predilled would be the cafe. All the treafure brought from America after the peace, which has not already found its way into other countries, will be employed by France, as its own property, dining the prefent coma—nor can Spain help itfelf. The only queßion is, whether this country fhould fufer it t The tame letter Rates, that a quarrel lately took place at Cadiz, between two boats crews belonging to French and Brit& veffels. Our tars had the bet ter of it, though the French were armed and they not. The French were the aggreffors. GIBRALTAR, APRIL. ty. The &irate Coop of war arrived here on the 7th, from Lord Nat‘ow's fleet off Toulon. which Ile left on the 3oth ult. confllling of nine fail of the line, all well. a The Matosymit arrived to-day from Mogadore. where flit had been fent with a furgeon from this to the Enr►soa of Moaocco. APRIL 20. " Yellerday the Lars , with the Totowora, ACHHION. and Erw* bomb ketches, with a con• voy of feventy.two fail for this place and Malta. ar. rived here in ten day+. from Portfmouth." CADIZ, APRIL A. " It is tonfidently reported, that Bo has demanded rick Niihau of dollars, in addition to the fuhfidy originally Ilipulated for our neutrality, and that the requeft bas been made in the moll urgent and thrtattoia: terms, as indifpenfibly neceffary to enable him to pay the army dellined for the Intaf.on of England. We are unfortunately between two mill. (tones, which will critfla us at !ail ! . 4 A few days ago a serious affray took place be tween a boat's crew belonging to an Englifts frigate, and a boat's crew of the French line of battle hip l'A tang, lying here, while they were at the landing place. The quarrel began about politica, and as the debate warmed, from words they form came to blows. The numbers were nearly etrial, but molt of the French were armed with fahres; the Englilh lumen had no weapons but the boat's flretchers and their oats, with which, however, they in a few minutes contrived to heat out the brains of the French officer and two of his men, ani drove the remainder over. board, Cal the of one man killed, and a few (lightly burl. The Vest's aged. tuy bad the 691 I the apparel, but the Englilh certainly bad the befi of *heti Our Government took no none of the drab, neither of the parties having made any corn• plaint. In fa& the French could not complain, fortbey art eaderltood to have been the aggrelfors ; and the plaits tailors (gem to have been foificiently folded with the vengeance they theist's:lva indeed on their oppoeents. We have this day received complete fete of Dutch journals to the 13th indent ; alto Pets of the (mall French journals tu the fame date as the Menittan be• fore received. Thefe journals furnifh tome intersaing ankles. A letter from Lemberg Rates, that great numbers of Ruffian troops are affernbling on the frontiers of Po. land. Other letters fay, that two more Ruffian fri gateshave paired the Dardanelles for the Seven Wands. Thefe probably have troops on board. And all cc. counu agree in Rating that there has been an uncom• mon bugle of late and an octets,' frequency of intercourfe among the different Courts of Europe. Private letters Rate, that the Kura of Deassaite has for Come time been increafiug his forces ; and the accounts from various places affirm, though fume letters by the mail of yeflerday &ated a contrary opinion, that a defenfivetteaty has jug been concluded between Ruffia and Denmark. Borne of the letters add, that Sweden is alto a party to this treaty. In. deed, from the whole condo& manifelled by the latter fine the murder of the Duke d'Esson ism, it is pretty plain that it will follow whatever line of condua may be adopted by Ruffia at the prefent carts. The French journals, which all the world knows are io a milers* Rate of bondage, affea to difcredit the intelligence which has appeared in moll of the other continental journals, of the warlike preparations making by the magnanimous ALI . They are Scot refpeaing the Note of his Imperial Mikity, which we yetterday laid before our Readers--that is they have not yet been lapsed bow they are to treat it. Befides being poefented to the Diet at Ratifium, copies of the Imperial Note have been tranfmitted to all the Ruffian Refidents in Germany, with orders to prefeat it to the refpeaive Princes at whofe Courts they refide. The copy which we gave yeflerday ems tranfiated from the Hamburgh Correfponden tan, but we learn from private letters, that there are grounds to believe bong ezpreffions againa the defpotifm and injuAice of the FISIT CONSUL, have been either entirely omitted or fofiened down. Re:s oar" the French Willer at liansburgh, has the profs now under his tole controul. The printer's proofs are regularly feat to him, when he makes every alteration which be thinks moll likely to gra. tify the view► and caprice of his tyrant. We are further stored. that the Ruffian Charge d'Altaims at Paris has delivered the Emperor Attu. MUM% MlNTlarallte to TALLITIAND, dreffed in deep mourning. Whatever the pretest cries may lead to, eta thing sissy be confidered as a certain confequenus of the ' change in the political horizon. The embryo Em. peror will not venture to execute the threatened at. tempt to invade this country, while he remains in a Gate of uncertainty as to the line of conduit which Ruffia and the other continental powers may deter- mine to ptirfue ; and which can ha►dly be known till the farce of his confuse:ism to his new dignity be gone through, and officially notified to the different Courts. In the mean time his agents are very bufy dffreitiqf tbe .ahead will in manifell Ureic in proper addrefes on the fulejea, in which the army is made as much as poffible to take the lead. We &fluid like to know how many men there are in France befides CaawoT,lwho have firennets enough to refute to coin. ply with a requifition countenanced by the army. To give our Readers Come idea of the proportion of the Civil and Military Addreffes, we fluff here fubjnin the titles of thole given in the three idea Ma raterra which have reached us, namely. thole of the 13th. i.sth, and s sth TO THE FIRST CONSUL MIL. The Cities of Lyons, tkprdeaus. end Stninweb; the Towns of Potto*, Befencoo, Des*lrk, Martel lks. Meets, Liiie,gin bilks, Oriole., Caen. Mom Nes, Teem, !mvz. Anneal*, Maw, Cleeseot. Mastaabah, sad Milieu. MILITARY. Net Die See of Drageons, Camp at Montreuil, tit Dream cif the Camp at Often& ad DiolSon of Date, Squadron at Teaks, id Melina of Dragoon% National flotilla at Beeloges, Cavalry of Rifer, Government of Pads and t►e Garrffen, Governor of the hrtalida arid Stall of ditto, 54 Maori of the Camp at Dun- kirk, Squadron at the lie of Ala, Port of Rochfort, Left wing of the NAlettil Fkailia,Grenadkr• of Rderve, invalids of Louvain, ith Regiment of Cuirdiere, until Regiment of the Line, Military of all run►v cantonal at Faintes,eth Rqhnent of Hoek Macula. Pert et Howe, Right Wing of the National Flotilla, Pen of thiekirk, Camps at Sc. Gina, Bra. and tl recta, Part of Bret, Olken of the sods Regiment of Node Clialfenn, Olken of the lath Regiment of CuituSera. Camp of Wakheren, Olken of the sub Regiment of Hee( Ceindliers, 65th Regiment. Pars a sae amt. Antis t g.—lmportant events fetus to be on the carpet, if we may judge from the inter tenth maintained by couriers between our Govern ment and tome of the German Courts. The t;ILAND Dues, it it (aid, will loon let out for Poland, and the frontiers, for the purport, no doubt, of infpeaisig the troop% which have been for toms: time affesubling in that quarter. &vas or Tea Maya. May 6.—The haft intelli Renee from Pete:ll).l,Th confirm Dcfenfiee Treaty of Alliance between Rorie and Denmark. Two more Ruffian frigates, with nine tranfports, have pared the Dar. dandies, and proceeded towards the Seven Mends. Vu,ss&, Aram 24.—As our finances have been greatly improved Race the war, ugder the wife di. region of Count Von Zion ., Prerdent of that de partment, it is intended to redoes the public debt more and more: in perfume of which. the Clam. her of Finances is proceeding with the difcharge of the national bonds. It has been refolved, that. nett month, lank notes for two millions and a half 11141 be deftroyed. It is mentioned, in a letter from Lemberg, that great numbers of Ruffian troops are ;trembling on the frontiers of Podolia. In Pr.:rain Poland, alfo, there are great movements asnmsg the troops. The eorrefpondence between our Court and that of Peteriburgh has been extremely brilk for fame time pail. Upon the whole, it is thought that im. portant events are on the eve of difclofure. AP/IL 2C—For tome time pall the official come munications between our Court and the principal Ca binets of Europe, have been very frequent. This altivity of eorrefpondence, as well as other circum lances, affords reafon for prefnming that objeas of the higlalt importance are now on the lapis. Three days ago there arrived bre two extraordinary comic% one Irons London, and the other from Peteribargh, with difpatehes for the Chancery ; and at the fame time, our Court difpatched, a courier to Paris, and Count de Rasurowas, the Ruffian Amiairador. fent off one of his Domelies tis_reterfbargh, with difpatches,faid to be of a very argent nature There has alfo pared through this Capital, *Mania from the French Government, on his way to Pete4borgh. The lag intelligence from Peterfinirgh and Copen. hagen, Rates, that a defenbve treaty of alliance has been concluded between Ruff and Denmark. Yekerday morning about to o'clock, bit Majtevv gave audience to the Loco CoasesiLoa and Mr. ?scr i p whocontianed with his Maitre: a confider. able time. - - - About It o'clock accompanied by the Duke of Causal:pas, and followed by the Queer and Pesperuss, attended by the Connteiks ortal. moan and Arts:amt, in two coaches and foar took an airing to Kew; and, after walking in th; Gardeas, returned to the Qmen's Husk to dine. Yeflerday, at three o'clock, the Ruffian Amhara. dor had an interview with Lard Hammy:av, and continued with. his Lordkip till near five. - - His blamer has been pleafed to great his Royal licence and authority to the Right Hon. Cisaaitn Bits Goo, that be and his Wise may, In future, life the furnatne of Beenvere only, iwermtpliance with an injogaliestmentided in the will-of his late maw. gal wee , riliillabiTtitlatTp of Lydney Park Goo. cenerthire, Efq. His M..IESTV hat been grarioudy plealkd to ream to their rank of Connwanden in the Navy, C. B. Jonas and W. Jr assuos. Ears. front which they bail been difusided by the fentences of Court Martial'. DOffOr SAINVeI FOART SIMMONS has been fwors and admitted Ityfician Extraordinary to his Mm parr. Mr. Casuists has reinftated Mr. Taerrraa fu thi office of Comptroller of the Navy. L. rd Masitss.s.a is indefatigable in his attention to the duties of his sew and ardnoos Ration, being gene rally at the Bbard by (even o'clock in the morning, Med regaining there till pal five in the afternoon. The feveral Volunteer Corps have received orders to attend Aliviss Service on Friday mat. being Faft Day. A letter from one of our cruisers off Havre. dated May ao. fay., "The French have a large force in Havre. and fie of their large gun brigs are now cruising about between Hsvre and the oppofite (horn with perfett impunity. as they obferve that we can do them no bum. Their batteries along the coast are very numerons. and they frequently Wine our gallant tars with a few (hot. The other day one fell over us. They have forges and red hot balls ready at all hours. This day the Metal:mar s returned to port, after a cruise of thirteen weeks. Commodore E nommen, in the Aerators, with the Nigro and M (loops. the Kura Garnets. and Nasty hired cutters, have reinforced the fq.sadron. The Hvpaa, Capt. hiumnr, and the Ramose. Mop*, Captain COOTS, are off the river Deves." A letter from an Officer on board one of his Ma. jetty's (hips at anchor off the Teed, Rates the Dutch force in that port to amount to fir fail of the line three frigates, and about one hundred large trent: ports. There are 15,000 men already embarked, and about the fame number encamped on Kykdown,ready for embarkation. The Englifh fleet, confining of eight fail of the line and two frigates, is lying at anchor. clear for anion, within a few miles of the outer road of the Tesel. The delay in the failing of the Dutch fleet is fuppored to have arifen from the circumnance of their waiting for a new line of battle nip. which came down from Anitlerdam about the beginning of this month, and which is preparing f,.: fea with all polfible difpatch. Admiral 'Canvass.. envois has taken every precaution to prevent their efcaping hits, by placing fmall veffels in various di reBions, to watch their motions. Saturday arrived at Brillnl the American fbip blarthall, Captain Jut ors, in :6 days. from Madera. with a number of paffengers. By her we learn there have been two late inundations at Funfhall. since that of which we gave an account. Neither of them was attended with any ferious confequences, and both Teemed to arife rather from the increafed beds of the river. than from any unufual quantity of rain. The Court of Lisbon has fent an able hydraulic en. gineer. and plans are formed for the future Security of the town. Among the paffengers on beard the Marfhall were, Mrs. and the Mitt Gou Dr. and Mrs. Ato.ms. Mr. and Mill Owes. Mrs. eoess and Mrs. S with daughters, &c. The number of invalids from Great Britain has been unufually - 4 of tber - welly in iVste Ts by Ss , Pov lowing Havre Loa• f man, 1 YAI the Sc which u ith 1 under off Fl tn.! ri Er, A . ; , 11 2 jns the news, that a great this winter, and =A of than atcelk ',, or :n ': en " • • • has Inca concluded a coavalcfccut :tam. I 10 1 • I.vL