Star.
London, England, 1802-06-04 00:00:00

- PASSAGE F. OM DOVER 'TO OfTE:kfr,..
CAP J. U. lavri'Liz. dit 1:A111 sti Fels,
ant Capt. J. of NI:NEIt?4, (P:lfFire
Vtlf..l in the Service of A4,lr-4. LATHAM, Htcr, and )
moft refiiedfully neyu.ti ,t the ard..thofe vrfor;‘• ip
pcneral march to to, Ccutio..nt Ly way ot o:len,i.t tl-, ir
Lid V. fr Is. which are fitt.l up in a v.. y le.p%ior c for the
conveyance of Paftcug:rs, !-!orfes, Etc. will fal re-
gularly horn Dover ev,ry Wcdr.aiday atril Saturday for Oftend
duriug the Surnmer.—Dovcr, 22.1 May, ttna.

I; RA A CE.

PARIS, MAY 3z.

THE MINSTER OF THE tS EF VCR. TO IMF PREFECT

OF THF DEPAIT,T%UNT OF THF. FORTH.

P3ris, 1 ?rairi.ll, (May 12.)
I participnry, Citizen Pt efeet, in y(,nr anxiety
relpeding protilions, and 1 am continually ctn.
played with means c.ticuliced to Allay all uneafi-
uefs that head. Divers cauts !lava fuccetlively
raifed the price of grain to an txtrAordinary value.
We had it not in cur power f. recce Or to pre-
vent this rife. The bufinefs at prefent is to ;or.
fue prudent meafutes to fupply the public wants—
to reaore abundance in the inarkers—and reduce
grain to a realonable price. Th::fe means corft!:
on the one hand in dicftroying the l'aLla reports
which fpread alarm and millead the npinica,
on the other, in pioteeting and emitting a- irce cii-
culation, which can alone distribute provilions
a proper manner, and inlpire that confidence which
is necetrary for commerce.

You will accompii!lt the fill ohjea, by alluring
the people that a lingle grain of corn i, n(.t ear.
ried over the frontiett,and th:it every th;ng which
exills in the Republic is referved for their tile.—
You will allure them that Covet-omen: La, fnpror-
ly forbidden the purehaf: of grai-. the interi!,r,
and that the fupplies for Paris and the armies are
all obtained in the North if Europe.
You will relnitlei the communes of the dirpon.
tion of the law of Prairial 25, year 5, rcfrailig
the circulation of grain, and apply the law of
'Srndemiaire to, year 4, if it be interrupted in your
di Ilia.

Yon will tell all that thefe moments of want
arc only temporary ; that Government riiclt
watches over every thing has infared the importa-
tion of an immenfe quantity of grain; that leveral
veffels have already entered our ports; that a very
great number are on their way to France, and
that many arc now taking in carg,res at Dantzic?:,
Hamburgh, Amflerdam, and r:orth America.
You will tell them, that wheat aboui.ds, and
falls in price in the SOuth, in Burgundy, in Brit-
t,ny, la VendCe, and in Belgian], and that coo-
Lquently a fall in the price mill take place in the
three or four departments ncarell to Paris.
falote you, CHAPTAL.
A letter from Vicuna hate:, that an order has
been Mired in Hungary forbidding young perfi,ns
to frequent Plays, Balls, Coffeeshoufes, and Ta-
verns, unlefs in the company of their •parents.—
Students of Phyfie and Law are included in this
pi oh;bition.
W. lea-n by letters from Amflerdam that the
trc o s de.tiaed for the Well Indies, to the num-
ber of 35i0 men, and now in the Texel, will em-
bark on bo ird the Pr oferpine and Pallas, of 3.} guns
each. The Elpion, Hippomenes, and Atlante
corvettes, of 24., 20, and IS guns, and the But::
cutter, will form part if the expedition.
The Dutch funds have rihm nearly one per cent.
The Sehriknerwcek.:r, one of the largelt ve:l
of Admiral de WI Ti.R'S fqt!adron, in going out
of the Toed, liruck ou a furl bank, where the re-
mains, and it is apprehended Ile will not ne gc,;