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

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, Martellks. 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.
?scrip whocontianed with his Maitre: a confider.
able time.
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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.
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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
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All. • OUR. •
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Waterford 0 j Cott/Mardi 1 o
This amain arrive/ a nail from I.i uoa, kou to Fantooth
by the Aoczaatio packet, In 9 days.

Fairport:MTH, May at.—Admiral S. J. Cot-tots is
is be fuccccded by Vice-Admiral Your° in the com.
mend at this port. This morning all the bands
of the four Eat lndiamen arrived here were
prefed out of them, and fent on board the Admiral's
Ihip for difiribution in the fleet. Pei (red up yeßerday a
fifth Eall Indiaman and four South Sea Whaler.; the
Indiamen and Whalers lay Cottle time at St. Helena, but
as no man of war touched there, they agreed to run it;
on their paffage a large French privateer of 36 rills,
fuppofed la Bellone, hung on the rear of the convoy,
as if to cut of one of the heavy failing (hips, bot the
good countenance (hewn by the tea of the India-
=en, which bore down, obliged her to (beer of to
the fouthWard s they
,Taw two black Gded brig
Privateers off Scilly, but on nearing the Indianan
both Bleared off with every rag of fail they could
PORTSMOUTH, MAY ea.—This day arrived the fol-
lowing men of war: hlss.rowase, from a cruise off
Havre; Scouaca from the Eaftward valid the Au
aoaa from Plymouth : alfo the Thames Welt India.
man, Captain WaLcit, from Jamaica. Sailed the
Apollo. Capt. Wit. NELL'S, to join convoy at thi.
Dore for the Baltic. Dropped down to St. Helen's
the following EAR India (hips t Royal Charlotte,
Perfeverance, and Neptune ; the other Eat India
flips which are here will go down to morrow, and
fail the firll fair wind, under convoy of l'Aruzso 1.
seal. .Paffed by, homeward bound, fix fail of Eat
&dist flips; four fail of South Seamen failed with
may twat
.parted company on their pelage. The
Mediterranean convoy Tansies -wind-bound. the
vied hang S. S. W.
Dovu, Max 4i.--From twelve until the prefent
time, file P. M. we haveheerd a continual roAtiugli4
cannoni without any insennifion.. By fonleir it edit-
jet:tura that the enemy's guit'bisise'i bare attacked
et* fquadron in Boulogne Bey—hy'ollters. that it is.
Itttjoideg on =MINS' o 1 liiSTieraara's being crostini'
i
whiebie well,* Vier if it took place yeßer.
day at-Par‘Aelse] may have received the news now
ai•Boirlogue. It has been fo thick that we could fee
nothing from the heights; but the guns (book our
windows very much. •
Hair Past Fivs.—•Thefiriag Rill continues, and '
by Come failors jolt come down from theheiets, we
learn, that feveral gun boats, &c. are out of tiOtilarsta
hatbour, and keep up bring—alto a very heavy fits
from the (bore. It is fuppofed to be a rejoicing, se
out (kips don't return their fire. The firing heard
bete OS Saturday was at the Istmorratrr frigate ;
!be tan down along (bore, and they opened a heavy
fire from all their batteries, and threw feveral (}tells
at her—the !wittily received no hurt. The pretest
cannonade teems to have alarmed the costa, for fe•
veral Rout frigates and men of war are ping over to
the French !bore with a prefs of fail and a fine breeze.
Diaz, MAY 13.--Sailed l'lnuotrat.Era frigate,

on a cruise off Boulogne: Remain in.the Downs the
MoSAILCH, UTILICHT. ILLOSTI.IOIII, and ikassirr
men of war ; la Veadiato frigate i BolghTa Hoop
of wart Zarova,brig of war ; Zemin bomb; Mocs.:,
aaoo z fcluionei,iit u CS:rdiltiegtilArtreir has
a fignal for a convey to the Weßward.
YAItI4OUTII, May sr.—Monday evening arrived
the Scocriom loop of war. with a large Inchaman
which (he has detained ; and the PSIIII.Org frigate,
with ftventeen of the wounded men frem the fleet
under the command of Cummodorc Sir S. Sumo,
cff Flaming._ _ .

lovsayooc, May at.—Signals are linißed at the
Light Houle for four !hips from Jamaica, one of
%%kith is the Crefeent, from Jamaica. The following
velTels arrived lafi night, viz. the Mimi nia, NATI.
frOm Africa and Demerara ; Polly, IlLaea ; Han- i
chard, COILMICK ; Loutifa. H ; Roe, Mot Y-
woos, from Africa and Jamaica ; and IVaßtingtim,
Homayo, from New Orleans. The lslam, K ZAP,
arrived here s eficrJay, left BAtbaJues cal the t illi
tit. The Dowit.ica Packet.CAtTcwitosi, wutl,l ia.l on
the 16:h, and the Venerable. Law rats. on the a Id.—
The Cambridge, I.t was, for' Jamaica; Jamaica,
WALK La, for Tobago ; and Chritliatia Frances, —,
fur Devoe' Ara, failed from Falmouth ca the :2.11 init.
'ruder vmsoy of the A sttL,A ftigAte and Ft.s II asp.
Captain St•srmr, of the Ichooncr I I..pe, who at,
rived here on Saturday, in 22 days from Senegal,
(puke on the ad inflect. in Lit. a j. long. 3 a. so. the
kip Thetis, Captain Cm alit tor, firm hence for Do.
minks, out ty days, all well. The Sarah, Cm, a I lA,
Of 10 nine pounders, is captured by a French Arita
leer. of so guns the pounders and too men, and cars
fled into Cuadalouge. The capture of the Sarah was
swing en the daflardly behaviour of the crew, who,
fit feting the Captain and Chief Mate fo feverely
vounda at to be obliged to quit the deck, ran down
ielow and hid themfelves among the Gar ves.and though
the Second Mate behaved with great fivirit and ream
lation. he could not get them again to qua ; be-
t ate this, the pa ivateer had dropped Aim. but feting
the Sarah's fire Sacken. malted up, and carried her
t y boarding. The Itaii on board the Sarah is two
i:s
;lied and a a wounded. and on board the privateer,
ue Second Captain and two men killed and twenty
uunded, botit belrels materially injured in hull. fails,
InJ rigging.
Extraa of a letter (tom Captain Cymru rot. of
he Apollo. of t a guns and so men. dated Dominica.
ph March, to his owners here. giving an account of
s engagement.--m The privateer appeared to m.sunt
a pm., and from the number of ...en on deck may
.i.i.niahly [typo& there WWI lot Ids than 73 or 11:

:nen on board ; lsore ciown *Dora shieAt stk!ht,
we immediately ilsortened fail and prepared for
'Rion; well fufpeßin him, from his manoeuvres, to
be a rogue; kept unler ealy fail all night, and all
hinds at citiaitert, the fchnnner keeping about a gun
(hot aftern until day-light, when I rounded to,
hnifled Englift colours, and fired two (hot at him,
hot being at too great a di(tance to engage, and
finding him not inclined to give battle, bore up anr:
made fail ; at eight he bore down again and flood
within gun (hot, when I hove to again and gave
Mgr a WY/ilea-We, which be returned and began the
atlion ; during which my officers and men fought
with true Briti(h courage, and after a good drubbing
compelled him to leave ns, and haul his wind to the
northward.—The aftion tailed about one hour."

The Prince William. Host), from hence for Africa,
•as well at fea, the 6th of April, in lat. 8. 20. North,
the Chriftopher in company. l'he Earl of Wycombe.
MIUDILL, failed from Halifax for this port, about
27th December left, and has not fince been heard nf.
The William, Livsom, failed from Miratnichi for this
port, the 28th November Lit, and has not line been
heard of.

STOCKHOLM, Wt. 4.—The herring fifhery on the
coats of Gothenburg and Bothnia is now ended.—
From November, iScia, to November, 5803, there
hive been fent to the other parts of Sweden, And
abroad from different plAccs, 576; tons of herring-
oil, a6z7 tons of fmoked, and 203,209 was of pickled
innings.

Etsteetra. Mar-3.—A raft turnber of (hips def.
tined for the Baltic lie between this •and Hornbeck,
being prevented by the South Eaft wind from enter-
ing the Sound. Moft of the Captains/have come
b 7 land, sod have entefed theirt'Cwrgoes,.thas
I theT7IPOW. be able to proceed with 'die 6rft fair
wind. A Scotch convoy has increafed the number.
The Swedifitronsekriarig Deiphine is Arrived here,
bound to BourdCtiti.k,:yw falh the,-twautins of the
Duke of OaTiVOTHL•Ol:O.llOll,4e,liaiS changed to
N. W. As far as the eye Am jupg iy to_ be
fens but (hips under fail., itte are alreadria. the
road, but the wind is vary weak, and the greater.part
will hardly reack,:tlrlouncEtchtlay. ',7he Naiad
frigate failv,l4,:priet to carry,tlasvipasfents to the
Day of ALEtliaL,.
vontittintriort or PRIZE-MONEY.
trtiVineetro, hide capture at clic pulacrc is Belle Aurora'
witi be pat.' ea Tbarfelay, the pit Ina. us No. al, Surrey-ftrest
*htrand.

The Malts, for die recapture of the Peefeverinee. will be path
on board the Malta. on her arrival at Plyinotatd
The Hoop Sea Gull. for the recalture of the Lord ?Wm. will
be paid on board the Sea Gull. on ha arrival at Plymouth.
, . Theijaloufe. for the demotiee of the undermentioned week*
vie Nseetiii apd Zcewart, Hoop. Hoffaang. mod luffrow Dlckje.
will be pail at No. 70, Great Stedel-fleviet, Bleemlburpom Thor(
day, the yth of June.
The Daphne, for the capful* of a Sired* sMley..will be paid
as the ebde at No. t 4, Clement's bin.