Star.
London, England, 1804-03-20 00:00:00

GE ULM' r.

Hartwig, Fez. 2 t.—Gencral Scrotum Das pub-
liflred a Proclamation to all Magi &arts, Bailiffs, ate.
to fend an tuft lift of the Hanoverian prift ners of
war now in their refpeilive dittrias, or who have ne-
fided there ; to fend in has lids every week ; and to
allow no officer, fubaltern, or foliier, to depan with.
out a pats figned by the French Commandant of the
place.—Report (peaks of the ellablithing of maga-
zines, the introduaion of paper money, Sm.—A n►y
large body of recruits arrived here on Friday ; ZOOM
it is raid will follow.

Fee. 26.—Velerday General Liovino Bearnira
arrived here from Paris with his Lady. Yeaerday the
General Order refpeeting the ennfoiracy difccrirared
at Paris, and the arrea of General Noma, was
read on the parade.
Fes. 28.—Within there few days, rewind eery eon-
liderable bodies of rectiiits have arrived hire. They
are moilly Ptedornotitele, le‘ied by the trms deems,
in the neigh,gnishnod if Marengo and Alefianiitia,
and have made the march i• 1 three months.

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It is fad now. that the A.:h half brigade will
much thortly to PAM.
On Saturday so.occ litres were paid to Mr. Pry-
sacs', Receiver General for the pay of the French
tr..ops.
Matto' 4. Bociiev of recruits arrive daily
from the departmeat of bl,mt Blanc, Piedmont. Ste.
—ln the whole. we than have from that rrairter
tsco men. who mull be all new clothed. A com-
pany of ;yo artillery drivers, ha lately arrived here
on foot. are alto to be furnifhed with boric'. Ge-
aeral Neater, who is now here, has the proeifi.w.4
command of the cavalry till due arrival Cameral
maws.

At Verden a rlblie anion has been made rdYntio•

entitled to exemption, notwitg. I bytes of Engliflicloth. which were dirpatched from
of ferviee fhould be limited. Bremen. on account of a /Inure in rei elt:fort. and not
lived of the propofition of the being provided with the necefary certificate.. were
hnugh he was no friend in ex. I felted the-e by the French. The agent at Bremen
it view. By the propoled amend- hit ofFete i 2 5...3c0 dollars to have them refteced.asel
ns would wear frimething like the Franckf.it merchant has tried to the froort efu
and would have fugue red- in Hanover, but its Lain. They ate vatted as awe

LONDON.

TUESDAY, MARCH sa

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Qzseso's User., Mar so, 1104.
Nu lesturr coatisest to 'acorn."
I (Sipstd as defore.)
The Leap Cmareau,ol bad an audience of His
MAMTT yeaerday, which kited upwards of half an

It is reported, that the FIRST Cousin. and his
&Wm sow at Boulogne. If Co, he would probably
*talk the attempt made to block up that harbour
bly finking 'seals laden with ftone. The Tetras, two
ail Dutch hips prepared for knitting, failed on
*nay left. They were, it is Paid, to be chafed into
port as enemy's Teals. in hopes that they might
thateby be permitted to pail the batteries, and reach
she pauper (pot for the execution of the dears. It
is alto rumoured, that the attempt to form this (üb•
inert& blockade had net foeceeded, and that a con-
Tiderabk lots bad been fullained in making the cape•
that. We have not. however. been able to trace
Abe report to any authentic fource.
Letters front our blockading (quadrat' on that pert
of the enemy's coax, dated on Friday laft, late. that
at that time the Leitrim), Eustatus, Seine, Loa,
AUTUMN. and COUNTISS or ELGIN cutters were at
liiisor about four miles and a half off the port al
I)loalogne. The weather was uncommonly Inc.—'1
?key bad feveral times tried the range of their sa.
pounders, and by the wltivity which they obferved in
the endbalticat of new batteries on Aare, they (cent
ao apprehend a formidable attack.

Ws have been favoured with the perafal of a letter
ireenired yallerday from an Officer belonging to the
froadron under the eontrnaod of Admiral Time II BO-
IMMO I. It is dated off the Tesel the t6th infant„
and the writer fats, a I now think we Mall loon fee
the Dutch bet. They are making great preparations
—forced to do fo by the French. Their fore* eonfills
slf fear Ships of the lint, one fi igate, four brigs, and
Ant Arty large tranfports. Our tars are all imps.
Vitals give thaw afahrte."

• . We hairs received the Preach Mafiosi: to the to,h
gist inclufnm Their contents areof confiderable
impulsions.
- Jrokso of the 7th contains a low, vile, and
. bat parkas' attack upon his MAJESTY. We (hall not
immod der &Wogs of our !leaders by repeating the
hal abate. They will form foam idea of it,
withostrit inform than, that after fisting. that on the
Ma Marsh a year would have elapfed fusee the
sonewal of war, calumniating his MAJESTY in the
.fools language that malice could devife, aliening
that his illnefs was a vifitation of Heaven, it con-
- clocks as f0110w...-
0 Let his nation be a prey to difcord and alirm
his family let one brother be armed againft sirs.
tabu. old the mother againft her eldea font ! At
beholding theft (biking proofs of the exiftence of a
divine and juft PROVIDARCE. we call to mind the
molt fabliau pall:ages of the prophecies of Ifaiah,
sad we exclaim with Daniel, Mau, mew. Wei Eu-
Thep journals alfo announce the receipt of letters
from Admiral Lianas, from which it appears that be
bad received information by a French cutter of the
renewal of hoflilities loon after he had reached Pon-
dicherry ; the Englith fquadron being ignorant of the
circumfiance. In confequence, he flipt his cables in
the night, and proceeded to the If. of France, whence
he has difpatched different armed welds to cruise
againft our traders in the neighbouring feat.
They alto announce the arreft of GEORGE:. He
ihot the perfon who firft attempted to flop hint. Our
Government is charged, as ufual, with being the
authors of the confpiracy, and to give a colour of
evidence to this charge, a lung lilt b given of the
different debarkations of confpitaturs from Brion,
veirele.—[rbie Lift flail be laid Lefore oar Readers to-
aparcera.]
11,, mention is made in there papers of either Mn.
RIAU or Pic H teas haling been yet brought to trial.

• PARIS, MARCH 6.
We hgvc received news direflly from the fqoaJron
of Admiral Laots. On his departure from Bra it
experienced a Rom, by which thfee tranfurts and
one fr"gate were feparated. The frigate, inilead of
tuucbing at Falfe Bay, proceeded to Fitlle Point in
the. Wand of Madagafcar, and came to anchor at
Pondicherry on the hundred and firn day after her
departure from Brea.
Fifteen dos after Admiral Lirots and Captain
General Them arrived before Pondicherry, 03
which occalion the inhabitants teflified great jny.—
the Engligt have Jeltroyed lowa' edifices, and op.
girdled the inhabitants in a drcaJ ul manner.
A few days miter the fluadron ,as joined by the
brig Iritrii?r, .2..16 had been difpatched from Brett
to carry Out lyi..z urd inter. perate (Farnfilyer rt
n•fra7t Law ut Ent, s.an as
.Ibn

Admiral tnusettatety be op anchor and failed for '
the Ilk of France, where be arrived on the aoth of
Thermidor (Augii 8). He was joined there by the
Geographe, under the command of Captain Banton.
A hundred and fifty Frenchmen had remained on
fhore to take poffeflion of Pondicherry. Thefe the
Admiral left. The Engliik delivered up to thaw the
town and the forts. They railed a battalion of Se-
poys, and, fupported by the inhabitants, they had 1411
maintained themfelves in the place when the Id ac-
counts came away.

The Enghlh did not receive an account of the war
till very late, Race they were ignorant of it in Fruai.
dor (Anglia and September).
The (quadron was in the heR Rate, and the (mall
corps of Captain General Mewl in good health.
The news of the arrival of a French fquadron in
India had infpired with great joy and hopes the in-
habitants of this imamate Peninfula, who groan un-
der a yoke of iron.
By the IA intelligence they had heard in India,
that war had again broken out between France and
England; they thought that England, hard prefer!,
could fend no new fuccoors. The inhabitants re-
joiced—and the Mahrattas. and Princes of the iOsnd
of Ceylon, each attacked the Engldh poffeffions.
What infatiable avarice is that of the Eighth !
they are too weak for the extent of territory which
they have to defend. The ha's are exclufively co-
vered by their (hips; in America and in India, in
the Baltic and in the Mediterranean, they carry on
the principal trade; and they violate treaties, kindle
up war, endanger their repore. their tranquillity,
their credit, and their very exiftence, to add to the
patelfron of Gibraltar that of Malta !

The five or fir thoufand men whom they arc
obliged to leave in garrifon in that gland, would
eertabaly be more ufefully employed in reinforcing
the army in India ; but there is a period when prof.
perity renders people blind t they no longer know
their intereas s in their Rate of intoxication they
form chimeras. and fometimes perilh amidß convul.
Guns.

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