Star.
London, England, 1806-05-02 00:00:00

No. TV.

NOTE TO THE MARgyll DI OHISILIIIIII..
The undetfigned Commiffary General of his Majelty the Sao-
peror of the trench and King of Poly, has had the honour to re.
celve from the Margoisde Ghifdicri, Commilfsry General of his
Maltby the Emperor of Germany and Maria, the anfwer to his
note of the siR of March, in which he announces to the under-
, figned, that he has difpatch.d *at note to his Court, and that he
farther refers to the aufwer given to General Molitor refpedtiug
the fame grievances.
•• 'the Underbred battened to elk of General Molitor the an-
(wet fpuken of by the blar4ui. de Gluidieri ; it is dated die 9th
March, from Zacottaz.
in that asifwer, the Marquis de Gliifilierl makes known that
the garrifun of Cattaro withed only to fight ; the undertigned is Cu'
much the more perfoaded of it. that he pufnively knows that pro.
tens have been made by the Officers of the Regiment of Thorn.
againit giving up the forts to the Rullians that fume Ofiktes were
vut under anvil for thy prorett, and that generally all the °Goers
and nt that regiment tidily their indignation at baring
given up the forts of the Mouths of the Catti ro to a fossil number
of Ruffians, who would not have made the (medal refinance
agal..it the regiment of Thorn, compuftal of one thoufand five
hundred men.

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•' But u.•twitbftauding all there prottilt, the forts of the mouths
of the Cattarb were given up to the Rulfi.u► by order Mille Mar.
quit de Ghililleri.
•• The Uniderfigned hat the honour to beg of the Marquis de
Chililieri to inform him.whet her he hat metal in this circunillance
by hi• own authority, or to virtue of fuperiot orders ; for It Us ef•
Irlitial that he Ihuuld mak.. known to hit Court the rearms far
which the Auftrlan Commandant and the MAIM. de Gliiiiiieri
have peaceably allowed entrance, and a iiliden,e in the porta of
the mouths of the Cattaro, to the armed Iquadron of a power at
wee with that to which they were to have given up the lefts, and
to whore General' they gave no Information.
v It is alto Important that the Underfigned Mould inform his
Court of the motive. nu which the nioutlvi of the (fatter° hove
I e n mint to the RuCians, lulteadot loins given up to the troops
of his Msj• Ity the hon.eror of the French and King of Italy, COll.
rormably to the treaty of ?Fribourg.
I .• "the retiree given by the Marquis de Obiliilkri• In his letter to
. Gait-eel Molitor, of the 9th of March cannot be admitted He
thin: fay., that It la to preserve to hi: Mikity the Fniti,nw of the
FrcreL and King of Italy, the mouths of the Cattaru in a Buurlib•
lug Bate. that he has yarn them up to the It urn.ns and Nionte-
n4, M.. Ihr only two ~.tys arta their furrender, the Monte-
logelti • r.a“.4a1111 pillaged the hunks an i vliet v ry ii.haldtants
*hoot the Marquis de Ohiliticri reprifeina at in I•CCOId with the
Niceitettstine armed themfelves and marched againft them, and
(rut killed (event The fame In!. 'tabu, ftrttch th. Ir arms to
the French, said bitterly eomplaio that they have hien given up to
their molt cruel enrollee
.• The underfigned txpedla with isurctlenee an ado tr from the
Marquis de (.liiiiikri. airi pea Das in thetiontands which he made
in his Nutt of the a ill March. He connives the Marquis de t.hi.
filial mull he Inv fled with the neeefrary power. to comply with
them, fume he had that or cammainll.l the garrifoo of Cattam,
ootwill.ftand. rig Ito wadi.. to giv, up to the Roams the fort. of
the Mouths of th., Cattairo.
He has the honour to give him the 3furarice of hi. *Pat re.
Ipeti. (Sigred) AL. LAURISTON."
Zen, Mara as, :11:6.

FtTrr:r -.VICTS-YstrfCTl
NA P 71P NIG t.—His Plhice jisfgpli
I. plus tile 6,,re.iim!itt tf this kingdom mfain pew
footing. Tha igilance ohferved in this caßital 'fur
precis iog pnhhe traratinilgty Fri-mitres
WA; yuig ly. neeetrira *hem fa great a part of die
wretched priemla•itin Isaac sin home, and many etheri
no bead. Now the care of tom new p,itice will lead
the people to habits and indnitry, trade will be en-
couraged, the finances regulat:d : in Wt, the whole
kingdom has affumed a new form. The whole king.
dom is fobdited, except Gaeta, which cannot held
out long. ltuffini's battalion began on the 29th ult.
to &farm Inner Calabria.
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Hameuacir, Arm 9.—lf we are to believe the
Lit accounts, an oppniition is forming in Sweden
again(' the manner in which the forces of that king-
dom are now employed, as it cannot tend either to
its interell or its glory.
Some fermentation is Paid to ezill in Sweden. The
Chamber of Commerce of Stockholm having been
convoked lately, a letter was rend from the King. in
which he demanded a enntriborion t 4 enable him to
fit nut is (hips of the line or frigates, to proteel the
Swedifh (hips againit the French privateers, which
had taken a great number. The difeuffion enabled
Come Members to &pia the miferies to which Sweden
was fubjefted by her fatal alliance with England.—
It was unaaimnufly decided, that no fora Mould he
granted to the King.—[Ws de ow believes: ward of tbk
artick. 3
Artist to, (via Franee).—The Duke of Brune
wick has given the moll politive affurances to his
fobjeas, that no idea of an exchange of his territory
has ever been upon the tapir ; and that he would
never eoafent to any filch meafure 6 and that, with
refpedt to their late addrefs to him, relative to reports
of a contrary nature, he fhould certainly remain
with them, and exert himfelf to the utmoft to merit
the affellion and fidelity which they had expreffed for
his Hnufe.
F &&&&& Orr, Avert tl.—General Kalkreuth has
been ordered by his Sovereign, to take military poi
lemon of Pomerania and the He of Rugen...-Refia-
once is expelled.
Since the invafion of Dalmatia by the Ruffians, frefh
clouds have &skated the political horizon, and Ger-
many, which had already (offered Co much, is once
more deprived, for the moment at leak, of the hope
of being rcleafed from the burthen of foreign troops.
Marfhal Berthier has ordered the troops to halt, and
Braunau is not to be evacuated. Lefebvre's corps
has refumed ha cantonments in Darmitadt. Yet fine;

General Leopold Berthier has fet off from Vienna for
Paris, it is laid that all difficulties are removed be•
tween Auftria and France, on the fubjea of Cattaro,
and that till that place is furrendered to France, the
latter will continue to occupy Brannan.