Star.
London, England, 1806-05-12 00:00:00

FRAA'CE.

PARIS, APRIL so.
Murat returned to Palls from his territories
.3d, in the evening. An Ambafrador from
itcd States to the Emperor arrived at L'Otient
week, and it daily expeOed here.
Engli(h of diflintlion have within thefe few
!rived at Paris ; among others, Lords Elgin
armouth. They appear to entertain hopes of
allowed In return to their own country. Ad.
Villeneuve, who was fent hack by the Engligh
/eminent, pat an end to his life on the night of
22d, at the lintel where he 16dged, at Rennes.
Hiflory will remark, that the three Admirals,
Spanilb, and Englifh, engaged in the battle
talgar. have all Intl their lives. The Englifh
mind was killed outright ; Admiral Gravina
.red of the woundi he received ; and the French
Admiral Ville,neuve aniflicChis mortal career by his
hand.

t.-. The American ,brig which arrived on
ith ult. at L'Orient is called the Hornet. She
from New York, and made the pafFsge in 24
Mr. Skipwith, the Gentleman who arrived in
Conful of the United States. He is laid to be I,
.d with ditpatchcs of importance to the Ante-
Misider.
" Dutch Deputation has been here feveral days.
van Brantken, and Admiral Verheul, two of
the Members, have had feveral conferences with M.
Talleyrand.—jourethle
FROM THE FRENCH AND DUTCH PAPERS.
61110 A, APRIL 23.—We learn.from Leghorn, that
werong (hock of an earthquake was felt there on the
inflant, but we prefume it was not attended
any fatal confequences, as the Court of Etrurin,
find, let out on the night of the 17th, with the.
Foreign &Unifiers, for the purpofe of being pretest
- entertainments which are to be given in this
courier, with the decree appointing Prince
King of Me Two Sicilia, arrived at Naples on
4th. He purfued his journey to Calabria, where
Majefly is at preterit on a vifit to thole provinces,
for the purpofe of examining into their wants. It was
reported at Naples,,on the t4th, that.an infurration
place at Palermo, and that Ferdinand was
to take refuge at Meffina.
reported, by perfons arrived from Corfu, at
, that an order was received from Peterf-
on the toth of March, in confequence of
the ftlifilans were to evacuate the United
and return home by the Black S!a.

4UNA, APRIL 23.-Our Gazette, of this day,
wins the following paragraph under the head
• r

On the toth of March a Ruffian frigate palled
apical (Conflantinople) for the Mediterranean.
. the contrary, on the ir4th a Ruffian Ihip of war,
.wo frigates, and to tranfports, with sOOO troops,
belonging to the Neapolitan expedition, under the
command of Generals Mullin Pufchkin, Opermann
and Bafineticoff, have arrived in the Canal of Bu.
jokdere. A fecund divifinn, with which are Gene-
ral d'Aurep, and the Commander in Chief, General
Lacey, remains behind in confequence of contrary
winds. The troops which remained at Corfu, in
number about 8000, arc expeaed by the middle of
April."
Passatianl4, APRIL t 5 can no longer doubt
but Tome decifive events will Dowdy take place in the
Turkills provinces ; the infurgents are followed by
multitudes of women and children, that inundate our
frontiers ; thus the Cordon drawn by Government is
obliged to be reinforced every day; for if the Servians
experience any check, it is probable that they will
endeavour to fall back upon Hungary. The feiture
of Pafwan Oglon is not yet confirmed.
We,waa, APRIL 11.—The Young Prince Paul
Alexander, eldefl fon of the Hereditary Prince, and
the Grand Dochefs of Ruffia, his wife, died yefterday
of a convultion produced by cutting his teeth.
DANTZICR. APRIL B.—Our commerce is languid
—ao demand for our corn—this hate of things is not
likely to get better, if, as we apprehend, England
fhould be difpnfed to reltrain, if not totally to inter.
cept, the Pt uffian commerce at fee : yet fhould corn,
our principal article of trade, be wanted in England
or elfewhere, the Englilh will be the firti to come to
us for fupplies of it.
Neu FCHATIL, APRIL t7.—Count de Menton, who
had the rank of General in the fervice of his Majelly
the King of Zngland, died here, in his native place,
on the 4th. He was buried with all the military ho-
nours due to his rank, which were paid to him by
the French Garrifon quartered here.
From THR RIIIIIII, MAY I.—We have certain in.
formation, thelt. the light corm under Martha! Ney
Isis received orders to return to France. It will not
take the great military road, but proceed in three
columns towards the Rhine. One column will pals
through the Foreft towns; another through the Trott
d'Enicr' tinting near Fribourg, in the Brifgau ; and
the thirst by the way of Kintzig. There troops are
is pats the Rhine near Blizack and Strahlurg. Each
c.dumn confifts of between 2 and goon men.
AUGSBURG, APRIL 33.—The French are Rilll4-
bouring on the fortifications of Brannan; the num-
ber of redoubts has been inereded, and f I thou.
fancrpallifadnes have been put in requilition. New-.
bans, near Paff.au, has alto been flrengthened.
ROTTIRDAOI, MAY 6.—M. Franken, Adjutant of
the Secretary • f State for the Koine, arrived at the
Hague the latter end of left week, in great hafts
from Pali', with difpatches for the•Gorernment.—
•What the ritr;itut of thee are, can ooly he Imm:fed
from eireumtlarces ; certain, however, it is, that
they wee of the u•moll importance, as they formed
theiwititet of jceeral e,,nferettoes between the bfent•
bets ct the Government, on Friday and Saturday
lull, at she Peufionaty's HAW, in the Wood ; and
na the at ernron of the lour day. the Adjutant re.
turned to Paris, heating the difpatehes front the Go.
vernment.
Comarrhirtworte, Aram 2.—The Ruffian troops
hare already begun to renr,ve from the !Glands of
wishl..; Mme efinro"ndbi voiafitTfl,
undercnriale confiding of
,c:i. taranfp:rot;
war and too frigates, appeared of this city on their,
. I(return, the 24th : a fe:ond is on the way, and only
rlcra7r.e,l by cot:tint v whole. Eight throd.inj are the
it.
• 1,4 aun.Lta that yet remain:.—Paraviaa.‘tateCrurect.