Star.
London, England, 1804-08-15 00:00:00

.FRifti CIL

PARIS, JULY 31.
We are Wormed by letters from India, that the
EngMb, although at peace with Portugal, have
made themfclves mallets of the cities of Goa and

The lateen veffels of the flotilla of Boulogne,which
at the time 41/the florin drove along the coati and an.
chored at Etaples, and even at Dieppe, have return-
ed to Boulogne. It appears that this accident, which
leas of very little importance. has been exaggerated,
The Emperor was in no danger, Gate he was on (bore
at the time the gale of wind came on Co fuddenly in
the night. The crews of the four vetch which were
Itift have been faved : a pinnace, indeed, was wreck
eel going into Etaples. Thus out lots has, in fat,
bees very link : is men it has amounted may to
twenty. As to the bombardment of Havre, it had
so other confequence than killing an old woman and
a girl of 19 years of age, and damaging a few hoofer
of which damage the Emperor has ordered an efli•
mate to be made, in order to indemnify the propri-
eton : the whole, it is fuppofed, does not amount to
more than 20,000 lines. The flotilla of Havre being
in the port, the Englifh fleet took advantage of the
ebb tide to approach, when we could Rot get out.--
Three bomb veffels threw about a hundred bombs
but the flotilla of Captain Dauza tea Coon finding Cue-
ficient water to come nut into the road the enemy
Rood out at fea. The whole coaft is well fortified.
and as it may be fuppofed, our batteries did not re-
main idle. From the accounts we have received,
it aippears that many of our bombs reached the enemy
• sad that their lofi amounts to 53 men killed and 26
'rounded.-31esitierrr, Airg
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.311 PT 3.
• Letters from Marfeilles of the date of the-a sd ult.
Bate. that the day before, five Engliffi boats had
landed row perfons near Lavendon: upon which the
Colledor of theCultoms, FATON de Saint Laverne,
collated all the Cotton' houfe officers. and put him-
fell it their head. After a fevere ation. which
continued all the night, the Englifh were obliged to
re-embark, leaving behind thirty perfons upon the
field of battle.
• Three Genoefe feluccas have been burned by the
Et:glint. in the very harbour of Marfeilles, becaufe
they were unable to carry them away. Such im-
?ode= has not been witnefftd for a long time.—
According to the report of the Commanding General,
it is entirely owing to the coutage of Favow de Saint
Laurent. and the detachment under him, that no
Inifchief has been done.
We are Afiured that the Emperor of Ruffia has
fent a declaration of great confequence to our Go-
vernment, with a cosatier, who arrivtd here fcmel
days ago.
On the 25th ult. from 6 o'clock in the morning
to two o'clock in the afternoon, the Emperor in-
.fpolled the manccuvres cf the fecond ditifion of the
camp near Boulogne._
The fame day the Emperor infpeted that part of
the flotilla, fuck as pinnaces, &c. dellineo to ufe the

oars.
The next dot Lie Majely reviewed the gen-boats,
and other armed vac's of the flotilla. He was very
inquifitive as to every part both ti
ll
the military and
.tattmainieal part of the different flotillas, and de.
Aland hinsfeit highly latisfied with the order and dn.-
eipline that prevailed every where.
Boutoon s, i.e 3c.—Three divifions of the flo-
tilla came into the Road yeßerday evening. They
anchored in front of the cruizers, confining of 13
flips of war. The Emperor palled the afternoon in
the Road ; he was accompanied by the Minilfers of
Marine and War, Marlhal Souvr, and Admiral
Bevil. He returned in the evening to the Pont de
Binque, where he was clofetted with M. Bates
Masson", Minifler of the Public Treafury, who has
lately arrived from Paris. At one in the morning,
Englith pinnaces, commanded by Lieutenant
Ni at. MICLI•ii, of the Lan/11 frigate, detached from
the enemy's cririxers, glided along the eosin, and at-
tempted to lurpi ife a (mall bomb veffel Rationed at
the wellern extremh ity of our line. One of the pin-
naces was maned with as men, and the other with
twelve, when they reached the veffel; they were twice
hailed, hut did not anfwer. They were luffered to
ensue up chfe, when a volley of (mall arms was fired
01 them, whicl, killed the Lieutenant Mac ct AN, and
fevers' of his men. The Midfhipman then took the
enmmand, returned the fire, and cut the cable of one
01 the bomb vr trt.i , but was killed a moment after-
wards. Toe pionace then Ruud off, a Serjeant
of
,he ciciachmci.r of Carabinecrs.and a failor and
rot threw theenfi.lees into a boat, boarded the pin-
nace, and lux.i.Flit it I, In the bomb read, with
k pl:41:111.14. xhe u:er prifuner, Lad taken flizlit