Star.
London, England, 1804-02-22 00:00:00

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pinta/At, Jar. 31. The WI divifion of veil-els
which failed from hence, with a 'fttong detachment
of infantry of the line, arrived in Boulogne roads oa
the sph. where they joined the grand flotilla. Other
divifions of armed veil-els from the Channel, and the
mouth of the Seine, have alfo arrived at Boulogne.
Thefe continual reinforcements,. which have aug-
mented the armament in that port confiderably, an
&only to be followed by two kindred boats for em-
barkauon. A part of the Italian divifion have ar-
rived on the coif, and been diarsineted into bar
racks, the remainder are expeard fpeedgy. It is
inviable fay the letters from Boolope' to form
an idea of activity which revs& m the whole
camp. The order fur embarbes ea unit impel-
ently. It is a remarkable fpnßarie, to fee ear fa-
dien no in crowds to the lea flan, mad draws Eng-
land. The number of seals and boats at Boolore
is computed at 630.
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GlltildNr.

VIMINaI Jaw. 26. We leers, by letters from
Turkey, that the Grand Seignior, at the iallance of
found Paellas, has depofed tbe aoas 411-Packs
from the Government of Janie*, and glven it to
Ibrahim Pubs. who is a very powerful Free. able
to mire yo to lio,ooo men is arms at his mod. in cafe
of say diffurbence ia that of old Green, the inha-
bitants of which are very prow to rehciPon at tie
moment. •
• Wesel., Fes. 4 Yeterday two Royal Cow&
Ames went to two convents in this city, to ideas
them. in the none of the Kim
_that they were MI
reseed ; their paperswere foaled. The fame Com. j
milieners then proceeded to two other convents of
mob, two leases &Rant, where a finular trawl
.Mss took place. We alto learn that all coovintsi
in !raffia are cofpeoded. The =oaks and nose ea
to receive penfioss.
HASIIIIIII4II, Jas. 14.—Lonini free P 111114411101 I
motion. that the Livonian, Minim aced Clowlool
Miliess ban received orders tom, la
MANI as march. It is evea that oonthilli
have already bees sawed into for the
the baggage d the army. lialk lo ip wetrater. dlr.%
faid of die-deilioados of this esay. llda thaw
sass% it foots thevelsee probabloab to ha otolidered
as wordy a siseaoslisoden. •
Ewes's, *The triaOsiesdin of Z
tharcheadise d, ems visa w Cierwasy, b saw
frig', on with rest Wilma l and it would be All
baler if the reeds +Remo' warty impleible duos.
the ednekraitte width have AIN of lase. At
the leR Wth,Roll beds Compoite Lies
ware
teleratrhzisprtes.6ll end Tiers,
they
_are la Maces wast to dye thole bine Oahe. Path
account, d
of this through our thy to hone. The
plan of she rase! pen of the maimed
pests mph& Emilia. hem to be nearly sheth
eloped. Prom Naples to Feesefhwils, all the path
are open to them. enact *tie of Fame sod
lead t and France cannot do without the raw meth
rials. of which Loader" is at prelim the
ady seat.'
This war. fo detrimental to the liendsorshers and
the Dutch. has given new life to oar sky? which.'
'booth lately wallies but of 6000 Mentata is
now To full of bangers. that it is with Allcolty they
can be accommodated. Several coafiderabie they
of commerce have been aliablifhed

HOLLAND.

Hawn, Fn. g. We learn, that the following
movements are to take place in the Batavian army :
—The 17th battalion of ink %tryst:stases to Andler.
dams the 08th ditto to Id m and Monnikendam ;
the sgth ditto, to [loom ; the aoth, to Haarlem ;
the ilk fquadron of buffers to Amfterdam $ and the
ad company of horfe artillery to Haarlem.
By a proclamation. dated Hague, the 6th Febru-
ary, a day fur General Thankflpving and Prayer is
ordered to be kept throughout the Batavian Repub•
lie, on Wednefday, the 7th of March.
JAN. v.—Varela are RBI continually
palling Gouda from the north of the Republic, to
join the flotilla at Flothing. Thurfday Intl a great
number paired that city. intended to ferve as trod-
ports, and were concluded by two armed brigs and
two gun boats.
Faa. B.—Nothing is omitted at Bathing to render)
the flotilla there complete in all its parts, and to
guard againft every probable contingency. The'
feldiers are infirolted to row and to peer, and me'
failors to of. (mall arms. There CAClCitif are daily
praflifed.
Private letters from Dunkirk fay, that orders are
arrived there to finish all the vefels tin the Mocks,
(knitted for the expedition, before the 6th of March,
on pain of fine.
Admiral Vela sot. intends an alteration in Come
of the gun boats. Inflead of a helot:oder at tire
head. a 24-pounder will be placed in the centre.
Lan week about forty Eneilh prisoners were a&
corted into Middleburg, being the crews of five
Englifh pt izes taken by the French privateer of Capt.
BLA mmmmm belonging to Dunkirk. This privateer
has been rematkably fuccelsful, frw betides thefe five
prizes, the has fent another into Ve re on the 3otb
tilt. taken on the Eng lith craft, freighted with porter, I,
vinegar, mutlard feed, etc.
Poor &roar, the ft iend and the enemy of all par-
ties by turns, is at length rarely ford at Cleves.—
The testimonies adduced in his favour. regarding
his peattable conduit there, will probably avail him
but little, as his well known inclination to pure has
produced the misfortunes which both himfelf and his
country have to mourn.—y Moth Arta Mertbtost.
SCI4IFDAM, Fell. to. A bloodlefa battle was
lately fought in fifhing boats between Bergen.op-
Zoom and Tholen : the combatants were. the fiber.
men and fume of the 1444gifirates. Sic. of thole
places ; the enure of the difpute, the right of filking
on that fput. Some of the French troops in the for-
mer place joined in the fray, and took both parties
into as refl. The blinifier of War, however. having
interfered, the French General in confequence has
let all the captives at liberty.
A fiep has jtfit been taken in Zealand, by order of
the Detach Gorernment. that produces no little ran
"emotion throughout this country. At Eolleing.
Muldlebarg, sod Vette, all the flops were roots.