Star.
London, England, 1805-10-08 00:00:00

FRAfiCR.

PARIS, SEPTEMBER ss.

Before joilltDAN refigned his place to MASS rw e, a
ferious quarrel took place bet xeen thefe two Field.
Marthals, who were only prevented from fighting by
the Viceroy, BEAUHARNOIS, ordering the former
under arreß, and afterwards to return to France.—
The latter, who is the fame againil whom the French
army at Rome revolted in 1798, is not liked by the
troops, both on account of his feverity and known
immorality, bein& confidered the tooft mercilefs
plunderer of all trench Generals, and regardlefs
the lives of his men, like BJNAFARTII himfelf. He
u fuppofed a better partizan than General; -brave,
and able to of with divifinns on the defenfive in
mountainous countries and in defiles, but without
talents to head fuch a great army as he at prefent
c mmands.

Befides Count COBENTZEL' it has been reported
for tome days, that two otherforeigntiers have
made preparations indicating a departure. 'FAL-
-I.ETRAND Allred, however, at a dinner he gave the
day before yetlerday, to the Members of the Diplo-
matic Corps. "that this will be a war of tome months
only, becaufe, after every vietory, BINAPARTI was- •
determined to place the olive branch by the fide of
bislatirel4 and 4voe to them who continued hottile."
A great coldnefs has taken place between our Ca-
binet and that of Madrid; the latter having refpfed
as being unable, to advance the pecuniary iliccours
demanded by General BoURNONVILL A, our Ansbaita-
dor in Spain. The reciprocal accufations of Admi-
rals 'VILLENEUVE and GRAVINA. each fupported by
his Sovereign, have not diminithed the reciprocal dif-
content of the two Cabinets.
The pecuniary difficulties are always great.. A
loan which BoNAPARTI ordered SCHONNILPSNINCX to
negociate in Holland, did not fucceed, and the Elec-
tor of He& refuted to open bis coffers, though offered
a very high buffed. The imperial city of Franckfort,
it is thought, will be °Wised to lend tome millions ;
but its means are relatively trifling. A rumour has
been prevalent, that the Bank of France hase again
advanced thiity-fix millions of liner, 1,300,0001.
which occafioned laft Saturday tome run. The Po.
lice, however, Ilion interfered, arretted Come of the
muff didrudful or mutinous creditors, and every thipg
goes now on in its ufual train ; our funds are even
better ; fo powerful an engine is terror in this country.
BONAPARTE depofited the day before yederday his
will in the Senate. Report dates it to be dated lad
February, and figned by the Pope as a witnefs.-
1032 P H BONAPARTS is laid to have been appointed,
in cafe of NAPOLEON'S death, a Regent during the
minority of the young Narritsox, the fon of Louis
BONAPARTE and Mademoifelle DE BEAUHARNOISs
nominated his fucceffor in France. Such is the gene-
ral report, but it is impoffible to know for certainty,
the contents of an ael dill a fecret even to the Senate.
Defertion has been very great among the troops
marching towards the Rhine, particularly among
the Batavians who have deferted by fcores. Our
conferipts conceal thernfelves every where, and in
tome departments have armed and refitted. Some
corps defined for the frontiers have therefore been
ordered to the interior, to fubdue the unavailing.re-
(titmice of the young men.
fmprifonments have, within this fortnight, been
very numerous all over France, particularly among
the returned emigrants, againft whom it it is raid,
that tome new and general meature of feverity will
be adopted by Government. Several foreigners, tome
of high rank, have alto been cent to the Temple,
which was fo crowded, that the police haft night re-
moved from it to the Cattle of Vincennes 32 prifo-
seri. Terror is now truly the order of the Jay._

A Congrefs is again fpoken of. Pruflis, it is raid,
has propofed one under her armed mediation, to be
held at Franckfort, whila BONAPARTI is inclined to
path the univerfe at Strafburgh, where, his deputy
pan:fraeor TALLBYRAND. will Coon join him.