Star.
London, England, 1804-04-05 00:00:00

HAMIRJAGH MAILS.

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Two arrived thisdars their contents, however,
are not of muds.impoosrace; ifetiiFeeist fome
emits from Wawa of elwareolfi, ishieh hate " that
great fears- stro amseisimill:that •thi peace of Italy
sos lea Isatp-A:VisiTlOnnit Oonimmor a fsid
to be refoleod to4isefeafe.tbo Orley Naples tofiky
theatre:id Moe sod not tet-allowlhe foreign troops
from the Black Beef objets-it teems the French were
apprehenfive might to diftlised for Naples, to make
good a landing In Italy." The letters add, that t 4;
' confequences of LOCI BK. 3011411TMIT et political tour
will foon appear.—Weubjoin foam other articles ;
Mims, Fee. soS.The French troops in Italy
have remained for fome months inative, not having
a General in Chief t but the afpeft of affairs has,
changed, and confiderable movements have taken
place in the army. Detachments have fucceffively
been fent from the Italian Repablic towards Lower
Italy, while ftrong reinforcements have been received
in the former country from France. In the mean
time, the poft of Commander in Chief, vacant fine
the departure of General Muter, has been again
filled by the General and Councillor of State Joua.
Das, who arrived at Milan the sad init. and imme-
diately took on him the command of the army.
Fe.. s9.—General JOULD•111 has fixed his head-
quarters at Brefcia.

There are now colleiting in Genoa 7000 French
troops, whole deftination is a fecret ; but fince an
Englifts Beet has made its appearance off Sardinia
it is Paid that not only the rvenoefe territory, but the
whole welters; coati of Italy, will be occupied by
French troops.
Maac ts 5 .—Th • report that General Jos/IMAM has
been recalled from Milan to the Commit of State at
Paris, is not conffrmed,

General Mayon has written a circular letter to the
Prefab of Piedmont, in whirl; he fart, that the
Emigrant rebellious Bifhops, having endeavoured
*pinto excite trereblei in France, and form parries,
they will be übferred with a vigilant eye. The The-
ophilanthropills, and other new felts, will not be
tolersted,by the French Government,
Meaca B.—The French had intended to occupy
the Mead of Sardinia ; feveral Blips were hired, pr
rather put in sequifition, and a great quantity of
bifceit prepared. As Coon, however, as an Bnglifh
divifion appeared off Sardinia, the (hips at Leghorn,
Ike. were re/safed, and the baking of bifenit was dd.-
continued.
CONSTAIITINCIPLI, Faa. zo.—Within two months
we (hall be able to judge of the truth of the reports
we have here, that a fleet from the Black Sea of 45
(hips of different files will fail into the Mediterranean,
and ix joined by a Turkilh fleet. There is no foes-
dation for the report, that advices have beep receiv-
ed that foreign troops from Italy have landed in the
Mores. The Porte will, however, fend a liroug
body of troops to that peninfula ; and fome coolnefs
is obfervable between the Tarkifh Miniftry and a cer-
tain foreign embaffy here.
Many merchants are now preparing to fettle at
Cairo, Rofetta, and Damietta.

The waren, of Acous. Wseamt have not as yet
mad. any new attempprg

thous, Witco 110.—The affair relative to the
Englil goods that were feized by the French, ap-
purs to have taken a turn that was fcarcely expetted-
Yefterday the Departmental Government of Brabant
received a letter from the Secretary of State for Fo-
reign Affairs of this Republic, containing a copy of
a letter received by him from our Ambaffador at Paris.
SCHIMMELPINRINCIC, in which the Secretary is in-
formed that " the Fits'. Coneys, of the French Re-
public greatly difapproved the conduit of the French
Commiffaries, with refpelt to the feizure of Eng-
lifh goods in the Batavian territory ; and that he
would give the neceffary orders which the nature of
the thing required, and which the FtasT CONSUL did
not doubt would be fatisfatory to the wifhes of the
Batavian Republic."

Yeßerday morning his Majeliy rode in the Queen's
Riding Houle. About twelve o'clock, the LORD
CHANCLLLOR bad an audience of his MAPSTY, and
about four Mr. ADDINGTON bad an audience of his 1'
MAJIITY.

IXfpatches were UR night fent a from the Ad-
miralty ter Sir J.T.Dveaworrerk L. B. Comnaander
w Chief on the Jamaica Ratite.