Star.
London, England, 1804-09-18 00:00:00

AtraviT

The florins (loop of war arrived 14 night, in
eighteen days from Malta, with General Gases, in
his way 4o England. The Sorwie failed again this
evening, for Portfmenth. She brings no news of
Lor4 liaison's fleet ; but, by other fources, we learn
that it was well Of the /lay of Patina, is the gland
of Sardinia, on the ithsinflant. _ _ _

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Qtr esfctimts fit% carpi mention bat the Spa 7
°ludo= autos outreveral late of battle which
are tp Emceed ta.Ferrl im,ed4tel7 on their being
midi far fes.t.'.

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ab*""l6ll4. re .nt 11.40 1611. 4 the*
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alkgarAilliastarieksals **Wood to orisersooltle
MitArsllo,lllfain " bawd, ate duly expo&
e 4 let -cant !, fain theitd7 eliFt!attle. 04
Goveeemstne fonts time ago feat the NOS Itrgeat
'Au to Vera. Critic to fend home every dollar dist
ttauid be collated, in fait failing fr.igates, as they
wereattresok apprebenfive of their communication
being. cat of with South America. •
N. Artefact, boWever, teems to be playing the fame
comptituri game Ore did in :765: fief, to allow us
tp retry. our treafure !hips home in &fay, and
then.esidtllio to war with you ; for a war you
will raj whenever it funs the convenience or with of
to ct and „b.. there is great reefers to he.
I eve, will fro! be the cafe. •
General ?dolma anti his wife are Rill here. Se-
veral a our regiments have been reviewed before
trim, though be appears only to be a private ipeBator.
He dram in a plain blue (rat, and has nothing
ei-
ther in his manner, or air, that indicates the foldi4r
or thehero. He does not fail fi,r America till after
his wife's delivery, who is far advanced in pregnancy.
4. We have been much alarmed with the fever
again appearing at Malaga, and every precaution
has been adopted to prevent its fpreading here. The
deaths on the rith were upwards of fifty a day, but
they have fence decreafed confiderably. The faculty
report from Malaga, that fifteen out of twenty died.
This however, may be as much owing to their ig-
noraica as the malignity 9f the diforder, as the fci-
ence of medicine is miferably negleaed in this coun-
try. The CrOvernment phyfician and his alEllants
have been again ordered to Malaga from hence, as
they were lal! year." •

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from England. This, fen of the Continental po.
liticians conjettore, is the Sea payment of a tubfidy
from Great itain to his Ilvredillt Majely I but we
attach no degree of credit to the report. If any
looney has been that from hence, it is probably an in.
Raiment of the indemnification agreed upon folr the
Swedills Convoy. captured towards the clofe of the
tall war. In the packet which brought our the
Mail, two Cavillers artived wi'h difpatches, which
are fuppofed to be of oonfiderahle importance.
Letters have been receired at Copenhagen, f om
the tile of France, Which Sas, duir Lyaols was newoa
very bad terms 'rich' g that he bad re-
linquithed the commend of tfie ?tench tiptadr(m ;
and that it was inteoded tolhadthe Marengo En.
rope under the command of another Captain. She
*as to have failed font that Maud about the begin.
sting of ha month, for Brea, at it was given out;
but in the prefent pollute of the war, we are not lh
fanguine as to expel that the will attempt to reach
that port.

A letter from Berlin of the 4th inR. Rates, that
the private correfponclence between the Emperor of
guests and the King of PICOIStA, which had been
(*ended fince the murder of the Duke of Ere Nib.,
has been renewed i and that within the three Lan
weeks, four couriers had arrived from and returned
to Ruffin, with no other difpatches than this Impe-
rial and Royal cnrrefpondence. To prevent the fe.
cret agents of BON•VAIITI% fecret police from Rep.
ping and robbing there couriers, they travel both
in RAIL and Proffitt, under the efcort of Light
Dragoons or Huffing. Bo AAAAA emifery at
terlin, La Four, is, however, not kite, having at.
tempted to bribe over a young man, lately made a
private fecretary to a perfon high in favour at Court
both with the Kira and %/sin, but who, fortu-
nately, was milled with no other fecrets than thole
concerning the internal adminißration ; this attempt
was difeovered by the great expence and extravagance
of his vielm, who is now (hut up at Spandaw. It
isfaid, that the parents of ibis young man have made a
Complaint, in a petition to BON•vAars, of La Fria'r's
treacherous conduit, but the anfwer of the Cotfican
h qtly forefeet, i though this, and roue other in.
fiorossund low intrignuof the Revointionarl French
Diplomats, saute hi* to he u touch watched and
.defpitied at Coln, as hi is already. hated in.. public...
Lt is obferval at Berlin, that the EngUE, Rahn '
and Sweat ldini&Qs Sheri, rube a kind of cots:ie.
'song themfehrs, and feldotn fee the other Member(
of the Diplomatic Corpse naps *hen at Conn.--
Even the Marian and that Wolfilar•iits 64* "flee
vifired'lry this. Ey the French Cousin., arrived at
Stain on the sd, La four received on twit twitt-
ing hoofs* reuituaces to the whoa* of ssoono Ludo
d'art.

Cores of Bousraitta's anfwet to the alliountas of
the Emperor of Resit*, are wow eireulathl on the
Continent. We have sot yet received a coarplete
copy of this document, which is couched in terms of
the greateft infolenee and moil unqualified roaligtky.
The following outline of its contents wdl enable ant
perfon to fowl: a pretty eorteB idea of this ckwitattion.
After dating that France will not be dilated to
by any other Power upen earth. Somata's., *fits
why. if the Emperor be deftrotts of war, he does
not at once openly declare his fentimen'ts I why he
does not commence and jullify holtilities in fame
manly way, rather than have recourfe to the Andy
artifice of demanding fatirfaetion for the violation of
the neutrality of Germany, by the leisure, and what
the tyrant affdfin Ryles, the pretended affaiGnatioq of
the Duke d'Eucuits. The anfwer then proceeds to
juflify theft flagitiont and abominable principles, and
afterwards infultingty elks. whether the Emperor of
Russia would nut have ailed in the fame manner
tinder &miler circunulances f It concludes with a
remark. impertinent as unprincipled. that it could
not be fuppofed that a Monarch, who felt (itch a lively
intereff on this occafion, would not, if the murderers
of his father (the Emperor Peet) were within his
reach. ate every effort to bring them to juiflice. We
hope loon to be able to lay a full copy of tins doco-
nrent before our Readers.

FRENCH AND Dtrrai JOrRNALS.
Lan night we received Paris Papers to the loth
initant, from which we have given ample extra& in
the preceding columns. We have alto received
Dutch Papers to the iv&
We learn by the conveyance which brought us the
latter, that it was generally reported in Holland,
that the French had, for fomefa?strialreafons, at
lea condefcended to rennet the government of that
country to the native inhabitants. The finances, the
judicial admininration, and the military authority.
are no longer, it is Rated to us on refpertable au-
thority, to be under the commisl or direltion of
Trance. We Ihould be happy to bear the confirma-
tion of this report, but at prefect we fear it is an
event rather to be wilhed fur than implicitly credited.
The French papers are filled with fiimfy and rtn-
interelling articles rrfpe'ing the Ohm/ arrival• of the
Emperor of the French at Aiz-la.Chapelle, the ...s-
-tead arrival of his Holinefs the Pore at Pali., and
the official men:' :r in the Vier.na Court Gazette of
his Troperi.ll Nttje,ty NAPOLIC/I t.
A letter frcro Genn.t, in one of the fmall innenals
fia;es, that the embargo which had been laid on the
R.Jll2n zr.3 Sn:Jtfas in the Italian ports wc;

revolts! ten dap after. The Moniteur, which copies
the other parts of the letter from Genoa, omits this
—a kind of proof that it is not correft.
Some of the French Journals openly acknowledge
that many of the Confcripts defect their colours, and
return to their homes, and that it has been found
necelTary for the Prefects in tome of the risiirteisenty
that of Rouen in particular. tospubStiCae,aslatikto
the parents and relations of conferipts. eendidninll
them not to conceal conkripts, or to aid them in e‘
caping. There defertions are afcribed to falfe reports,
invented and diffeminated by Englith emiffariess The
Yana Tribtatainh giving an account of a deeilion
of the Tribunal of Nancy, Oates, that " the Tri-
bunal cunfidered the law of the loth of Vendemiaire
as a wife one. without which it would be impoßible
for the armed force to execute its orders. particularly
with regard to the arrett of conferipts, every where
'retard, pitied, or uonceakel by the iiieraid
Is not thus an admit ion, that the great majority (for
fetch mull ever be the 4gawast ambits/4 of the peo-
ple of Fiance, are in heart and foul enemies. to the
prefent fyllem

Difpatehes were yellerday received from Admiral
Cocusens. off Fend, and from Admiral Cola
VIALLLIS, 4,1 F Breit. At the date of the difpatches,
the enemy remained in the fame fituation as they did
at the slate of the former difpatches.
Yeflerday morning Lord Mscrtcca came to town
from Wimbl:dnn, arid gave. andienee to feveral Of
Seers t the Portugulft AnabeiTador had •allo a long
interview with his Lordthip.

Sir Hosts Pontius had yeßerday a long audience
of the Board of Admiralty.
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From the circuniflance of Mr. FAIRS arriving in
this country at the mr.ment when the Spanilh Am-
ball...dor was leaving Engtand, it has been inferred
that a rupture with Spain was at hand. Our Go.
vernment. however, does not appear to have taken
up the policy of rifting in a !sonde manner to Spain.
Mr. Fuses's return was long ago expel:led. •
Mainline gave a furnptuous dinner on Sunday to
a fele& party of French Emigrants, attached to his
family, ai kis book in South Andley-flteet I among
whom were, Baron as Roi.i.s, the Aacnaistior of
Nsuoarsi Compte DS PUTSSOUR. &c. Yeflerday
morning he left town at five o'clock, accompanied by
two friends on his way to Harwich, where he is to
take thipping for the Continent, to join his brother,
in Swine part of the dominions of his Sy/sorsa MA•
JIsTY. The Cast at which the Royal Brothers are
to Rseet is Calmar, santflirown Striated in the poru
since of Smalland, los tise.gmrders of the Baltic. It
contains a (mall calU vi. which. it is fuppoied that
the Coon( de Les,ca will iefide. It has been rumour-
ed...the authority of private letters, that the reafon'
of his Sodden departure from Grodno was that he'
had hardly taken up his refidence before the mines
who bad fur rounded bias at Warfaw, began to make
Shit appearance. It is alio Rated, on Smiler autism
Thy, that ever fine the atrocious murder of the Duke
d'Eac man, his ftwrorso MAJESTY has been very fo-
Schou, Inc theßoyal Elide to cbonfe franc part of his
,dominions for his afylum. Several other Members
of his family are espeited to join him in his retreat.
Two couriers from Petertburgh arrived in the
packet which brought the Hamburgh mail.
sOn Tucfday failed from Leith Roads, the Leith
and Lord Melville armed hips, with a fleet under
convoy for the Baltic. Same day arrived the Dili-
gence armed hip from a cruise.
Mils DUNCAN'S engagement at Drury lane is at
the rate of fifteen guineas a week, and a benefit.—
Ma. Weouserroa went to Margate. for the purpofe
of engaging her.
T , Oat sIIT-GAILDINLIII night this The-
etre opened for the feafon with Yobs Ball and the
Farmer, and was well attended. There was no no-
achy in the performance. Mortises was the fubflitate
for Coots, not yet arrived in town, and Roes (now
regularly engaged) was again the Douai atalsrart
Joy; a part in which he is become very mellow.—
Lawis's Ti. Shafetoa was as happily caricatured as
ever. The principal performers were eordiallygreet-
ed by the audience, on their Several entrees.--Thita
has been no alteration in the theatre. nor, indeed,
after the confiderable expence which had been incur-
red in decorating it fait year, was there any required.
The painting and gilding have been fiefhened, and
retouched where it was found neccffary, and the tort
taletable is almull as pleafing as it was at the com-
mencement of lett lesion.

it is to Calculation, the beg of all criterion', that
the prefent Lottery is indebted for its unprecedented
rapid tale of Ticrets.—No lets thaw nine chances,
whereby even the rich may add to their comfort, the
middling data obtain independence, and the poorer
fort, who purchafe only (hares, make themfelves eafy
for life.
An attempt at elopement to Gretna Green has
lately given rife to a good deal of converfation at
Preflon. A young lady of that place, poffeired of
confiderable fortune, had fined her affeißions en a
gentleman who unfortunately was not at all agree-
able toiler father. lie accordingly took every means
to prevent any intercourfe betwixt the lovers. All
his precautions were, however. ineffedual, for in fpite
„f his vigilance they contrived to appoint a day for
fitting off for Gretna Green to feal their onion in a
manner too ciofe for the old gentleman to diffolve.
The young lady% departure was loon difeovered, and
the fond pair were immediately purfued. They were
eafily traced, as they tuck no precautions for con-
cealment, conceiving, perhaps, that the lets unem
barratted their appearance was, the leis liable they
would be to furpicion. Their route to Lanearler was
difeovered, and from thence to Burton and Kendal,
where the enraged father overnsale them. There •
curious leen( took plate. The hither condueted him-
felt with the utmoll violence, the daughter declared
her refctstion to have no other hufband but the one
of her choice, and the lover gallantly protefled that
he would prole& his fair fugitive againil all perils.
From words the father and lover alma proceeded
to blows, till at lail the peace officers interfered. asd
the young lady was prevailed on to return to bet for-
mer refidence to await her fathaes dmeaeagodiaa is
, his coulee moments.