Star.
London, England, 1805-07-23 00:00:00

FROM THE_PARI3 13:1PERS.

GENOA, JUNE ;t7.-•1-11.5 Excellency M. the Baron
Ds Gi USTI has taken leave in his ulual form, and is
ready to fet out. His million, in quality of Minifler
Plenipotentiaiy and Envoy Extraordinary of his Ma-
jelly the Emperor of Germany and Aulltia, being
terminated, the ilcutcheon of his Sovereign is taken
down from his lintel.

HANEURGH, Ju 3.—The Senate of this City
has renewed and publithed its Ordinance againß all
Foreign Recruiting. Severe penalties are enatied as
well againit the Recruitt.rs and Receivers, as againit
perfons concerned in any manner in. the enrolment.
Rewards are promiled to thole who inform againii
perfons of this defcription.
The following letter, addrefred to the Executive
Committee of Hanover, has been publithed by order
of his Excellency the Marital of the Empire BERNA•
DATT R:•••••

" Authentic reports announce, that the Enltfit Government
has cummiffioncd fcveral Officers of the ei-deyant Hanoverian
Army to recruit unlawfully for the Eughib troops. In feveral
fiances the routes of the individuals which have been debauched
have been traced, and the peafants who have given them lodging,
and ferved as guides, have been difeovered. to is my duty,
' Gentlemen, to communicate this information to you, in order that
you may announce to the inhabitants of the rledor-aie, and prin-
cipally to the Hanoverian Officers, Sub Officers and Soldiers, that
every individual fulpeffied of bring concerned In there recruit-
meats will be arrcftcd. I mull also obferve to yciu, that Special
Commillions have been formed for the purport of obtaining infor-
mation relative to this Eunice.. Count its of war will alto be et.
tahrked, to pUlliib with death, conformably to our laws, all the
accomplices of the English iu there initances. As it appears that
the agents of the Englifla Government cannot fulfil their mifa(in
without bring affilled by perfons of rat k, and principally by Ma.
giitrates, or other perfons in office, I have determined the puoith.
tweet which Stall be infiiffied on thole thus offending.
" Fatty perfon in of or Magiftrate, who Sall tolerate in his
diftriet foreigners or other perfons who recruit or debauch the fa•
diers, hall be arrcftad, imprifoned, and feat out of the country.—
livery inhabitant of the Ekdtorate, whatever may be Ma rank,
who ni'ill he rut-pedal of taking any part, either diredily or Lodi•
rrctiy, lit fuel] recruitment., Gull be &livered over to a Military
Cuentniffiun, and punilbed according to the French laws.
" I charge you, Gentkauw, to communicate this letter to the
differimt Authorities of the country. in order that thole whom ft
concerns may be informed of it. Thefe nacifuees molt prove to
Tor that Irsther wi& w pavan. crimes due w rift thaw".

LONDON.

TUESDAY, JULY s 3.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK'
Confab, for money, 6o4j—Ditto, for Aura 6of Gt.
Reduced. ssi—Omnimn S4l•

We gated a few days ago that the real canfe that
detained M. NOVOSILTZOFI at Berlin was the recent
conduit of Bomararrs, in annexing the Ligurian Re-
public to France, at the time that he was profclEng
a difpolition to treat for peace on fuch a hafts as might
maintain a proper balance of power in Europe.
The accounts by the Gottenburgh Mail of this day
confirm that flatement. They nate briefly, that the
conduit of BONAPAILTI, in having at this time, added
Genoa to the French Republic, has given fuch of-
fence to Rullia, that the Court of. St. Peterfburghhas
thought proper to recal General NovosiLTZOFF from
his million to Paris.

They alto Rate, that as a meal-tire of precaution,
the King of Swum is going to fell, or put under
the proteition of RutEa, all Swedifit Pomerania.
The affairs of Europe are n•rw coming to that
crifis which will compel thofe Powers that have hi-
therto remained neutral to follow an aftive and de-
cided line of conduit. The daring and repeated
encroachments of France, on the general rights of
the other independent Rates of Europe, has hitherto
met withlu little oppofition from the other Powers,that
BONAPARTI is fully perfuaded he may now feize on
what he will without the fmalleft chance of being re-
fined. Every new annexation which it adds to his own
means for recruiting his army takes from that macs
of population which, under common circumftances,
would yield its furplus to fill the ranks of thole
whom nap, will at length compell to the combat ;
and the lunger they fuffer this fyitem, the more will
they flifTer from the very circumfiances we have Rated.
Indeed, thould the prefent infataatiOn continue for
a fufficicnt length of time, it will not be in their
power to prefcribe any other limits to the French Em-
pire than what may be meafured out by the rapacity
of the Corfican.

Europe at the prefent moment feems to have but
one chance for efcaping that fubjugation which Bo-
NAPAR re has projected for it, and that arifes from
his own inn.atience. He knows that nothing but fear
has produced that acquiefcence which has hitherto
been fo favourable to his views. On that firing he
means dill to firike, but the chance is, he may break
it before the evil has become irremediable.
We have had occafion to notice with how little
ceremony the Auftrian Minider was difmilled from
Genoa. We have now to record a fad -of a- more
fingular nature. On a late occafirn an Aufurian
Miniffer was grofsly infulted by the Emperor of the
French. In his diplomatic character tome queftion
refpeding late proceedings was put by him to the
French Government. —The anfwer of BOMATA/TII
was laconic and intelligible:—"Tell your smiler, the
Emperor of GERMAP4r, that I defire to have fatisfac-
tory explanations firm him repelling his connexions
and views relating to certain other powers,
If I do not receive an explicit anfwer by the 25th of
this month ( July), let him look to his dominions."

An Evening Paper of laft night (fated the receipt
of intelligence at Plymouth, br.sight by the Nistais
cutter, that Admiral Cortyi wawa. had received in
telligence of the combined fleet having been fcen in
lat. 4.7. N. long. rB. W. on its way to France, and
had made difpolitions to inte;cept it, &c. &c.—We
are ferry it is not in our power to confirm this intel-
ligence. The NimaLt cutter did arrive at Plymouth
on Saturday evening, but the brought no intelligence
whatever refpeaing either the combined fquadron, or
that under the command of Lord NELSOI4.

Vague reports founded on foam millake might
have been circulated at Plymouth after the arrival
of the NIMBLE, cutter; for by the time Ihe quitted
the fleet the advices which, after the arrival of the
Cuaraux, were fent from the Admiralty to our dif-
ferent fqnadrrins to be on the look out for the enemy,
would hare reached Admiral Cosuwacr.r s, and could
hardly fail ro give rife to various rumours in the fleet
under his command. But had there been any real
foundation for the rumour of laf night, Government
could not have been without the intelligence—yet no
information of the kind alluded to has been received
at any of the public offices.
We may be in hourly expe&ation of intelligence
from Lord NFLSOII, but the public flsould be on their
guard not to give implicit credit to unfounded ru-
mours.

Lail night we received Paris Journals, two days
later than thole of which we yellerday announced
the receipt.

The Moniieur of the lath contains the official ac-
count of the proceedings of the French Squadron,
from the time of its departure from Toulan to its
arrival at Martinique. The difpatches of Admiral
Vt lova were brought to France (the port is not
mentioned) on the 6th inf. by the Lynx brig, which
failed from Martinique on the 28th of May, the day
on which it is fuppoied the Combined Squadron left
Fort Royal on its ulterior detlination. The French
brig mull have deviated confiderably from the dire&
track to Europe, as (he arrived only a day before the
CUILIEUX, who failed from the Wei Indies ftp lit-
teen days later.

T

It is evident, from Admiral Vita. Es rep,,,,
that he has been haunted by the terror of Load &L.
son's name, from the very moment he quitted tie
harbour of Toulon. All his operations bear uncqui,
vocal marks of hurry and confufion. It is afeertAined
that he paged the rock of Gibraltar with t fail of
the line, and it would apprar that he was joined before
Cadiz by l'Aigle French, and eight Spanifh fait
of the line—and yet, with this monftronsfaperiotii,
he preffes the Spanifh Admiral to an WWl:at:cow
juation, telling him " that there was not a moment
to be loft." The only material occurrences in 11;s
paffage, which are to be collated from his repot:,
are the capture of the Cvasta Scoop of war, and the
detaching of fiz Spanifh fail of the line, two frigate;
and two brigs, on the 9th of May, five days before
he reached Martinique.

We are at a lofs to reconcile this account of hit
force with the intelligence which had previouP-
reached us. When the Combined Squadron plifed
the Diamond Rock, its numbers were diaindly
certained to be farces fail of the line, and a number
of frigates. There could be no minake in this compu.
tation, as they paffed fufficiently near to have beet
fired at from that Ration. If this account be corre',
the Combined Squadron runft have amounted I',
twenty-two fail of the line, before the Spanifli detac..
went under GILAVIII• left it. There is much real a
to queßion the corrednefs of the official report, and fro
concluding that if any part of the fleet under Aemi.
ral VI cte SE VVIA had been detached, it could net have
amounted to more than four Gil of the line at the
utmon. What the objet of detaching any part of
the fleet was, we have no data upon which to form
fatisfadory opinion. The Wand, which was either
to be fuccoured or attacked, could not have been
very remote, as it appears from the difpatches that
Admiral Gil AVINA was hourly expeded to rejoin the
fquadron at Martioique, and that they only waited
for his return to proceed upon the grand putpofe of
the expedition.
The report of CLAM, the Lieutenant of the
Lynx, is feemingly at variance with itfelf. It Rater,
that he was informed off the Azores, by an Ameri-
can, of the capture of Trinidad by GRAVINA'S de-
tachment, and yet he concludes his letter with laying,
that if he met with no fhip on his pal age." This,
however, may be confirned to mean, that he met
with no (hip of the emery on his paffage.
The French, it would appear, were as unfortunate,
in refpete of intelligence, as we have been for fome
time, for it was fuppofed at Martinique that Admiral
COCHRANE had returned to Europe. We are per.
fuaded that the French Clovernment have received
•other di fpat ches befides thole which they h eve thought
proper to publifh, and that they are apprifed that the
Combined Squadron has fled from the Weft Indies,
and was on its return to the firß port of France or
Spain, which it could conveniently make.
Upon confidering this report more attentively, we
are inclined to believe that Vl:44)mm has quitted
Mar inique without waiting to be rejoined by the
detachment under Murree, and that he has left the
Spanifh Admiral to encounter all the danger, and
reap all the glory of his expedition, be it what it may.

The principal part of the Boulogne and Calais
fquadrons, after their late Rubborn conflia with the
French flotilla, have come into the Downs to make
fome repairs. The enemy were engaged in larger
bilmbers than they have been fence the commence-
ment of the war. The flotilla was the long-expeatd
one from Dunkirk and Wend. It confined of two
divifions ; the aril eivilion contained so brigs and
fchooners; the second sopraams, brigs, and fchuyts.
They were fupported by 8o fail which came out of
Boulogne. Our cruisers were oppofed to near 200 fail.
The mifchief done to our (hips was by the batteries
on (bore, and the flying artillery. Our countrymen,
with the utmoft gallantry, dallied in dole to the (bore,
cheering as they palled each other. and pouring in
broadfides to the fopnd of repeated huzzas. Moll of
our brigs lay broadfide to the enemy's coat!, and kept
up a heavy firing within pitiol (hot. The crush:lion
on board the enemy's flotilla was extreme. They
were lefa anxious to return our fire than to make their
efcape. What execution was done againft us was
chiefly, as we have already faid,- by the Chore bane•
ries and artillery- The (laughter on the part of the
enemy mutt have been prodigious, for the coati from
Calais to Boulogne was covered with troops. Be-
tides the brigs and fchuyts which we funk, two
fchooners and one brig were driven on chore urn the
rocks near Cape Grifnez, and one fchooner and one
brig on the rocks off St. John's.
The following is a pretty corral lilt of the killed
and wounded on board our fquadron : •
Trutty, to guns, . feaman wounded; l'immortalim frigate,
feamen killed, 8 wounded; Ariadne frigate, t feaman killed, S
wourded—Lieutenant Sheppard, Royal Marines, damn**
wounded to the head ' • Hebe frigate, t iceman wounded; Califfo
Swop, a Iceman killed, 6 wounded—Captain Fofter dangerouly
wounded, a Lieutenant ilight/y wounded ; la Fleche (loop, 3 Ccs*
men wounded; Arab ditto, t feaman killed, 6 wounded; *et.
ditto, 2 (cameo wounded; Pioneer gun brig, 3 feamen wounded t
Bruizer ditto, z Leaman killed ; Sparkler ditto, a (cameo wound-
ed: dittik 2 Icemen wounded ; Watchful ditto, Litute•
pant Mara:tall killed.
Total—t Lieutenant killed; ; Captain, t Lieutenant, z I irutt-
pant of Marines, wounded ; 8 icemen killed ; 39 ditto wour-leJ.
The following article, which we futi,e& to be as
void of foundation to the rumour above alluded to,
is copied from the freatiiS Courier, publifhed at Chat-
ham this morning

" IXTRACT OF A TRIVATI LATTA& MOM DEAL.
"I have this moment been informed that last night
one of our frigates gave a frtife ataxia to the French,
while another went into Calais harbour, and fet fire
to the flotilla, which enrirely confumed the whole,
without a (hot being fired at our frigate. For the
authenticity of the above I cannot vouch."
Lieutenant-Colonel DuFF, Nephew of the EA of
Firs arrivedyefterday at Fife Hoofe,Whitchall, ]tow
Scotland.

NAITTIC•IL INTRLLICENCE.

ILS THIS DAY.--Arind S. S. W.
ARK. DOL. Ott. MPG
Du: In I 1 Hamhuro 0
warerford I I GotteLbuistt I 0
Liiewn o 0

PESZAN tr, JULY 20.—Since my lafl the 'lmmo
c rer, fotiN, arrived from St. Ives, and is jull failed
; the Norway (hips, the Three Bro.
ther,, C. HOWL* ND, and the Twoßrotbers, G. BULL,
are at :tried from Dram, with timber. and deals, for
this port. The Good Friends, of Exeter, &IVEY,
Las failed for Ftwey, with fundries. . „
Toe BAY, JULY 10.—This morning. arrived his Ma.
joy% (hip NEMESIS, Captain SobILRYILLE, from a
cro;/.1; did not come to an anchor, but failed again
this ;:f:ernocn-2 ta, arrived his Majefiy's fchooner
Lieut. ARCHBALD commander, from off the
c,ven :nds ; yeilerday boarded 2 Swedith brig from
1-11mbitrh, bound to Nan: z, out nine days : all ar-
ri;ed the fch,toner Lord Nelfon privateer, Captain
CRCWYE, with a Frullian galliott which (he had de.
tati,ed.

PLYMOCTI4, JULY 21.—Arrived the Danifh 04:
Neptranly, ELLA sog, from Norway, with timber; the
Vvely, of Hull, from Oporto ; it was reported fhe
noes c.. 1, toed; in bearing up for Lifbon, leaky ; the
I,rs, of 23 guns, from Ireland; and the RAMBLVIts
Of r 8 guns, from a cruize.—Wind S. W. with rain.

PCRTSMOUTH, JULY 22.—Arrived the CLINKER,
Fun reffel from ar r uize. The WEA La (loop of war,
rich the tranfpot ts under her convoy, which failed.
irtm hence for Plymouth,put back yeflerday evening.
Wind W. N. W.

DEAL, JULY 22.--Arrived from the Weftward,
and failed for the River, feveral fail of the homeward
hound Leeward Ifland fleet. Put back the ZEBRA
bomb, with her convoy of outward bound velrels, for
porffrir mh. Sailed l'lsstioarat.rry frigate, for
Slieernefs ; and the Forty bomb, on a cruize.
Jived the Ili BE and la RF swim ts frigates ; Rms..
tAus it ‘,.p of war ; and leveral other ctuizers from
off the French coall, and remain.—Wind S.W.
Ysksi.,,trpt, JLLY 22.—Yefterday afternoon the
fi at under Admirai Russvt.i. got 'older weigh for
tit: Tad, with the following fbipc, ViE• MAJESTIC,
of 74. gun. (the fl.fif: fhip), ELEPHANT, STATELY,
DIO!!:- 9E. and AGN E S lukgsr the COEMOtANT floop
of war failed on a cruise eff Heligoland.—Arrived
afternoon we Earl i f Leicefter packet, Capt.
CHAS. THOMPtr.N. kith mails, which were forward]
ed. This morning arrived from the Downs the
Ft.nita frigate. The 'hip: of war here are the Rce-
bock and Flora frigates, Bcout, Infpator, and
felle.^,no. Ann armed brig, and two cutters. Paired
through a fleet of merchantmen, under convoy from
the Baltic, and a fleet of colliers from the North.—
Arsived the Cori, Oeetv, from Opopo, with wine,
and the Thomas, let HIDESIDESk from Liverpool, with
fah. The tart of Leiceller will fail for Harwich this
afternoon.—Wind S. W.