Star.
London, England, 1804-08-13 00:00:00

TO THE EDITOR OF THE STAR.

Silt—The paragraph in your Paper of July t 3th,
about the Irith Telegraph, is lea a bull. It is phyfi-
rally true, that by that telegraph, fignals from Eaft
to Writ move falter than the fun; that the difference
of longinlic between Dublin and Galway is lso
miles, nearly equal to 8 minutes of time, and that
a final can be trenfmittsd in half a minute.
'this telegraph, entirely f ,Ir. Euc iwoaru's in-
vention, hes been ellablitbed uy him, afire tight
months inceffent exertion, for which he has refuted
to Accept from Government any remuneration.
I am, Sir, your obedient Servant,
1. J.

FRAACR.

PARIS. AUGUST 2.
Letters from Italy mention, that the Arch-Duke
Joss, after infpelling the Auftrian troops in the
ri-ifroaot Venetian territory, has vifited all the moun-
tains in Tyr,tl, together with the different military
rfitions in that country. His Royal Highnefs had
in his fuite the firft Officers of the Engineers in the
Auftrian fervice, which has canfed tome unealinefs
and much (peculation in the Italian Republic ; hut
as our troops, during the laft war, occupied entirely
Tyrol, the military pofitions there are as well, if
not better known to us, than even to the Auftrians
themfelves ; and with the iron frontiers, with which
the French Empire, the Italian Republic, and our
other allies, are furrounded, the valour of our troops
will loon make us matters of it again, fhould Englith
or Ruffian intrigues bring about a continental war,
and the Emperor of Germany forget our metlration
and:mere/kb in the treaty of Lttneville.
Notwithltanding the number of Ruffian troops
in the Seven Wands, they with difficulty keep the
Inhabitants quiet, who are unanimous in their with
of once more being united with the French Empire.
Trees of Liberty have lately during the night. been
planted in many places, and though cut down dur-
ing the day by the Ruffians, new have again been
planted. s As they dared not wear outlide their
hats the emblem, of French regestratizie and likri.ll
the tricoloured cockade i- leveed fail infiJe, and had
long been a fignal tat rally, for all true patriots.
Some traitor dileovered this lately to ibo4Arefident,
who is entirely in the• Ruffian intereft ; and the hat-
ter, who invented and fold them, after being fined
one hundred fel:pins, was fent away to Terra Firma.
This patriot is.t Frenchman by Mitts, and is now on
his way to Path.. The Ruffian partizans report, that
ro,oco more Ruffian troops will arrive in the Seven
Wands before the autumn.
Upon the Emperor'; return ftnm the mall, and
during his Majesty's reildence at St. Cloud, Mal.
maifon, or any other places the fame diflanee from
the capital of his empire, he is always to be accom-
panied with certain members of each &Sion of the
Council of State, tome Senators, and all the Mi-
millers. 'rhofe who cannot be lodged in the Im-
perial palaces will be quartered in a manner worthy
their rank upon the principal inhabitants, or new
hotels will, at the Emperor's ,•:pence, be built for
their reception: their falaries witl betides be dcubled
during their abfence from tat is, or during their
joittmes with the Emperor.
The Eletlor of Bavaria has ordered numerous
recruits to be 'railed in the principalities of \Viira-
burgh and Bamberg, acquired by his Serene Htgh-
nefs as indemnities in the late peace. They write
from Munich, that the Bavarian army will loon
amount to 60,000 men, of whom 40.000 will be
encamped near the capital neat autumn.
The General of Divifion Mansions, a German by
birth, and Governor of Mantua. has been appointed
by the Emperor a Commander of the Legion of

Honour.
Great ficknefs prevails among the foldiers of
Italian Leoinn quartered in the friend of Eito
The Vice Prefident of the Italian Republic has ad-
di erred a Memorial to the Emperor of the French
on this acennnt ; and his Majotty has gear-lour?)
ordered fevcial French Officers of Welts, t • go to
that Bland, and has•berides taken other meafures, fo
that it is hoped this complaint will loon ceate.
The initallatinn of ten new Senators bat taken
place with great pomp at Genoa in the National
Palace. The Doge pronounced an appiopiiate
Ipeech. Ten Senators conflitute ono-third of the
Members of the Ligurian Senate.
On the eve of the kali of the Aponles St. Peter
and S!. Paul at Rome, the ufual medallion, Orrick
every year upon that mention, was Jiiiributest with
the greater! folemnity. This medallion reprefent,
on one file, the hurt of Si. Pr.ter ; and, on the other,
rororserre rermitrrd free, in the perfon of a ynui4;
woman, fitting upon a rock, from whence fl w out
fruits and flowers. She holds in one band she Item
of a (hip, and in the other the h is n of abundance.
A courier has been fent to Field tnarlhal Bean A.
pOTTs, Miring him immesiiately to order the Ha-
noverian Legion, in French pay, to march for Bra
fels, where, nob ',Ay, it will be iterated by the
Emperor, timing his prefent sr (untie
.p•uouies to the
coast. It is fuppofed that this Legion is already on
its march, as detachments of gees d'armes have been
fent inzo Weflpltalta, to emit it for fear of defection,
AS EIIIRMI tnlinAtlCS ate very bufy among the men.
In return fix thoufand young lAA's Mt' have paled
through Belgium (or the army in Hanover; they
are chiefly JellineJ for the infantry, and are con.
fcripts of the years so and st. They march under
an &oft of zi:o gent d'armes, who hate orders to
tire upon them, is they Would thew any inclination to
error My or defertion.
T., s s e., Jut.r s.—The fnllnwing are farther par-
ticulars relative to the affair v li•ch iectored • if this
port on the 25th of Jone.—•• convoy wl irks ar-
rive) here on the sfith of tinier Lit Majefly's
brtg Monoraea, tell in, about :even kagnes from
:his port, a ith two French pl .11Ct?,, tV11:11 the
Nlmioitiv• heat off, and gave share t•; during which
a rlirl.l priv.accr followed the tt:rt into this piece.
and t m rout a Nf.rhei, brig at atrium. under the rt.
Wilde the r• vs ueer and her rite acre tinder ei,7,lt,
•-•.% for thr fen to tire, and th-: virea-
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