Star.
London, England, 1805-04-16 00:00:00

FRIIVCIc.

PARIS, APRIL 6.
.• Mcnitnar of this day, in one of its ankle,
from Hamburgh, continues to fpeak in the ufual tone
of the King of Sweden; reminding him, amonglt
other things, that he very inconfiderately threatens
Pruffia (which has always, like France, been at peace
with Swedes) with a Ruffian army, and making him
fenfible that Ruffia, always a dangerous neighbour
to Sweden, on account of Finland, has fo lately
borne arms againtt her. What is moft remarkable
in all this is, that Ruffia is continually reprefented as
a monarchy which is dangerous to her weaker neigh-
bours; with which reprefentation it is difficult to re-
concile the defired and !wafted approximations to-
wards an adjuftment Of the differences which have
arifcn between that empire and France.

APRIL 7.
The Emperor, previous,to his departure to Italy,
confided the direaum of the ordinary adminiftrAtion,
during bis abfence, to the Arch-Chancellor of the
Empire, CAMSACsays. His Majefly, neverthelefs,
continues, as in his former journieb, to attend to the
duties of Government.

Their Maleßies arrived at Troyes, on the ad init.
at four o'clock in the afternoon. They left Fontain-
bleau at fix in the morning of that day. The follow-
ing is an abitraft of the bulletins which have appear-
ed in the official Journal :

" The Guard of Honour compofed of the princi-
pal inhabitants of Troyes, headed by the General of
Artillery MOLSID, efcorted their Majefiies to their
palace, on their arrival at Troyes. The areas
through which they paired, were ornamented with
triumphal arches, columns, and infcriptions. In the
evening the city was illuminated. The moment the
Emperor got out of his carriage, he went to his clofet,
' where he remained till the evening, engaged with
the Minifter of the Interior, and the Engineer of the
bridges and highways. On the following morning,
at five o'clock, he mounted his bode, and rutted the
city and ramparts; he followed the coutfe of the
River, admiring the diftribution of the waters of the
Seine, which wonderful work was finifhed under the
former Counts of Champagne. His MajeQy after-
terwards, accompanied by the Minifler of the Interior,
infperfted the produaions of the city, and on his re-
turn to the palace received all the conflituted autho-
rities. At two in the afternoon he fet out for Brienne,
where he received all poffible honours. He flept
there,, and came back to Troyes on the 4th, where
their Makfties honoured with their p;efence an enter-
tainment given at the Hotel de Ville, After hearing
mars, at fix in the morning of the Sib, in the Cathedral
of Troyes, they continued their journey to Semur."
The Monster alfo mentions the farewell vilit paid
by the Pope to their Imperial Majeßies, and retwn-
ed by them on the sr ft of March ; as well as the
Holy Father's departure from Paris, on the 4th of
this month. His Hanes quitted the Thuilleries
and Paris, between ttvelve and one on that day, with
the Prelates and perfons in his hake, amidft a great
concourfe of people who bad afembled to receive his
bleffing. Before his departure. he received feveral
magnificent prefents from the Emperor, particularly
a tiara. His Majeffy alfo prefented hit portrait fit
in diamonds, to each of the Cardinals who attended
the Pope to France. His Holineh is accompanied
home by M. ne &mope, Chamberlain to the Em-
peror,, and M. pi/Rosati., his Efquire, who have,
at the requeft of the Cardinal Legate, received per-
miffion to male what flay at Rome they think pro-
per. His Holinefs's eguipa*e confab of fix carriages.
one of which ii dun by eight, aad the other by fix
horfes. •

" While the Emperor, and his Court (continues
the Moittur), are proceeding towards the 'capital of
the new kingdom, of which his Majeftz is about to
take polfelfion, Prince JosEPH is preparing to fet out
for &ails, where be is expefted by the loth of this
month. He will alEft at the enfuing felSon of the
Elatoral College of the Dyle. of which he is Prefi
dent, in his quality of Grand Eleanr."' • •
The Emperor'S mother, ytho, 6 that quality, has
jut formed an eftablifbment in Paris, and to whom
the diftiniftive title of Madame has been given, was
appointed bt an Imperial dtcree of the 23d ult. Pro-
teetrets.of la &um de /a Chaiii, and ter &Will4/kg-
/item She has in contequence of this nomination re-
ceived the congratulations of feveral Authorities,
and among others that of the Tribunate, who fent a
deputation to her fall week. •
We are naturally curious to learn in what manner
the notification of the new arrangements, relative to
the Government of the territory of the ci-devant
Italian Republic will be received by Foreign Courts.
The latter mull bare been informed of them bj the
French Miniiters refident there, and in this manner
would the Emperor NAroLsos have annonnced him-
Pelf as Ethperor and King. If we may believe the
Paris Papers, the Houfe of Auflria, which undoubt•
edly is the moft interefted in the eration of a new
throne in the neighbourhood of its dominions, has
contented to. this proceeding before-hand, by a
Convention with the Cabinet of the Thuilleries con-
cerning Italy. The silent of the other German Courts
is reprefented as equally deftitute of doubt, as will be
teen by the 'following articles from Berliteand Raab
boo, publifhed ellerday in the ltiorsiintr:
" Berlin, Marels2l.
_

s A Courier E;traordinary yeltaday brought the newt of the
proclamation concerning the kingdom Of Italy. Our Cabinet ap-
peared to be ulreatly informed of the event, which melees gene-
ral approbation. in admiring the elevation and nobknefa of the
Emperor Napoleon hhnfelf, we are aftonithed at the ability which
he difplaya under the Inuit diflicult tircumftancee. Nut only
the mode In which tiiia bufinels has bees accomplidted confoildate
the peace of the Continent, but it will alto conduce to the general
pence; beeaufe, if England and Ruth with Rill to keep Malta,
and to rule in the Mediterranean, they muft neeerarily content to
fee the Crown* of ?ranee and Italy remain united in the fame
head.'

" Annan, March ay.
We lave jufl karat here that the "Emperor Napoleon has ac-
cepted the Crown of Italy. The news ins produced a great (en-
Cation. Our Sovereign the Eleetor Arch Chancellor has acknow-
',Aged the new King, and the Princes of Germany are all difpo-
fed to do the fame. The grandeur of the proceeding, and the mo-
deration which it exhibits, [trite every one, and augur favourably
fur the continuance of the peace of the Continent."
Private accounts revive the report that the Brett
Beet has Ritually foiled from the outer-road. It is at
lean certain, that General Aposalau and his Etat-
Major had embarked laft week.
For the Lift fourteen days the greateß altivity has
been difplayed in all the ports of France, where there
Are any drips. front which it is inferred, that great
events may be expeited in the beginning of next
furnace. . . ,

Opinions differ very much on the caufes of the d:. .
preffi.ut of our funds. This day the 5 per Cents. at tl
at 571. 7cc.

Aritit. 9.

The privateer les Deux Freres, of Boulogne, Le.
FEMME, has captwed, in the mid& of an E•nglink
convoy, and can icd into St. Valery, the brig Albion,
laden with pipe-clay, and bound from Plymouth to
Sunderland. The Engiilh crew kept all their pro-
perty, and the prize matter even left the Captain in
poffeffion of fifty guineas, which he had tied in his
handkerchief, and his watch, laying, that he waged
war againft the Englifh monopoly, but not againft
Britifh feamen.

The privateer la Confiance, of St. Main, has cap•
tut ed four Englith (hips; two of them are carried
into port ; and the other two are funk.
The fine (hip le Vengeur, of t to guns, which car
ries Admiral GANTI4IIAUM t's flip, will, in future, be
called l'lmperial.
The Moniieur contains an article from the Hague,
dated March 30, Hating as follows : " The trial of
the Civil and Military Officers, who have furrenderrd
our Colonies to the enemy, would have commenced
long (ince, if the principal among them had thought
proper to return to Holland. But as they preferred
flaying in England, we cannot tell when we (hall be
able to commence the examination."

FILOI4 THR CAMP OF Sr. ROCK, MARCH pur-
fuance of orders iffued by the Commandant General
the battalion of Barbaltree, with the company of ca-
rabiniers and artillerifts, proceeded yefterday to the
lines—and the regiments of Gerona, and Cantabria.
and that of the cavalry, kept themfelves in readinefs
to march on the lhorte!t notice. On the arrival of
the troops, fifty carabiniers took ;wit before the
Tower of Mriinos, from the grand on the EAR-fide
to the oppofite fide. One hundred and twenty men,
armed with hatchets, and other warlike implements,
(allied from fort St. Philip ; eighty of thefe com-
manded by Don Vatins, and the remainder by Don
Cazrarss. The latter, at the head of his (mall party
condufted it to the Stone-piles, which are fituated at
the foot of the mount on the North-fide, and Don
VALDES marched direetly againfk the Englifh guard
, oldie Devil's Tower, which he furprifed. The Eng-
in poll was inclofed at the moment that refitlance
was attempted. The Officer charged with the de•
fence of this poll, was undreifed in bed, and fleeping
roundly- Twt:, of the Engin were killed. The fen-
mullet miffed fire, and the remainder of the
guard fled to the Citadel, and alarmed the Garrifon
on this both the Spanith detachments returned to
their lines, taking with them the Engin Officer and
3 foldiers, one of whom was mortally wounded. The
, Spann fire-(hip; had gone out of the River—but the
night being too clear, they could undertake nothing.
MAxFsce, Aram 1.--,-Yeflerday the French for-
mally took polTeffion of the Rhine ((lands ; barriers
are planting there, having the Imperial Eagle with
ontaretched winge placed on them.
At Milan, the trees of liberty have been rooted np.
and encleavonrs were ufing to defttoy every mark (cry-
ing to recal liberty and ana-chtto the recolleftion.
DELFT, APRIL I 1.-111 Ce Pruflian (hips arrived
lately at Antwerp, after being leverat times yifited
by the Britilh. On the following day, feveral per-
tons were arrefled at Antwerp, on fufpkioa of deal.
ing in Britilh goods.
SCHIEDAM, APRIL tz.—Nleffis. 'Gar atacs and
BYLEIIELD, two of the Members of the State Direc.
tory, who were fume time finee fufpended in their
funftions, left the Hague on the loth intlant ; the
former for Groningen, and the latter for Zealand;
the refpeftive refidences of thole Gentlemen.
Some inhabitants of the department of Utrecht.
halite petitioned the Direflory of State againfl the
new plan of Conftitution ; the i(Tue of this attempt
may eafily be conjeftured. On Saturday lag, the
Proprietors of the Utrecht Gazette announced their
intention of putslifhing this petition in an extraordi-
nary number of their paper ; but it was forbidien by
the Magiaracy of that city.

LONDON.

TUESDAY, APRIL t 6.
EASTII..TUgsaAT.—Holiday at the Public Olices.

An overland difpatch was yefterday received at the
India Houle, which brings intelligence from Bengal
o' the 3oth October, from Madras of the 4th, and
from Bombay of the 26th November.
It is con rmed that Lord LAKI had a flight fkir-
mint with HOLKAIei army, on the 7th Odober, near
Multra. That futmidabie Chieftain, not chafing to
rifle a decifive adion, retired in a northerly diredtion,
as if towards Delhi, without having experienced much
lots. &Imola, the Berar Rajah, and feveral other na-
tive powers, are reprefented as only waiting fur force
important fuccefs on the part of Houta It, to declare
themfelves. Confiderable efforts are making to
ftrengthen the Indian army ; four new regiments are
raifing at Madras. HOLKAR'S movements were iv
rapid, that Lord LAKS could neither force him to ac•
tion, or obtain any advantage over him.
The following at ticles of Ihip news have alfo been
received by the fame conveyance :
The Cambrian, DINNISON, reported to have been captured,
we have the fstisfadtion to announce, arrived fafe at Calcutta on
the loth October, after a remarkably quick paffage from Ceylon.
The CoNcoao frigate, Capt. Woos, has taken, off Point Jere,
la Barnum privateer, which had done fo much mlfchicf in the
Perfian Gulph, and carried her into Bombay, where her com-
mander La Mama again obtained his parole, notwitbftanding the
treatment which the corps of Mraueo ALLY KHAN received
from him, and the inteMgence from the Mauritius that captain
FlitiPaßt, of the Royal Navy, a Colonel of the Madras army,
' and Many others, were dote prifoners there.

" 1101411AY, NOVEMBIII 15.

s The Portuguefe dap St. Jago, Major, is arrived at Bengat-ss
On the Toth of June a (mall privateer arrived at the entrance of
Peck? River; the has captured the brig Trial (mil Madras, at ai
tie Harriet, Maquir, a new coppered alp, pierced for t 8 gore:,
laden with piece goods and asoo dollars.
" The Malfoed, Douglas, left the Pilot all well the T 9th of 0 t-
toilet ; and we expetted In; as well as the Arm and Anna fro, St
China, the beginning of next month.

"r The Marquis of Weflefley, Captain Charles Le Blanc, ar.
rived at Fort St. George from Bengal the szth 0 nober, aa4 fax:
the sad of that month for the Prince of Wales's Ifi114"

In the preeed'mg coltitms will be found tome ez
trails from the Dutch Journals to the 13th intent,
including French news to the Toth intlant.
Mr. Jf Fyvtsos. Prefident of the United States.
took the oath of Office on the 4th ult. The fpeech he
delivered on the occafion is given in another pan of,
this Paper. It is well worthy of a deliberate perufal.

As a few of our Papers were printed before the
following article came to band, we think it our duty
to repeat it :

BARDADOIS, MARICH French have evacuated Dr
minim, after levying a coutribatiop of 16,0001. The Ups and
troops arc all at Mardnico. The Oral is now flying for a fleet to
windward, which is that with troops expedtcd from Cork."

Yefluday Ms Majesty and the Duke of
baincs,accompaniedbyGeneralsFtrzsoy,Gr, Gut, e,
&c. took the diversion of Stag Hunting ; the deTr wab
flatted at Afcot Heath.
The feather which his Majesty will wear at the
lnnallation will colt Soo guineas. •

Molt of the Nobility, who are Royal guess of the
Inliallation, will remain at Windfor to celebrate Prin.
eels Ma tt's birth day the asth intl. which will be kept
at Frogmore with a ball arid breakfall.
Marquis Coaawatits arrived at Portfmouth on
Saturday, accompanied by Lord Ca:Tr-swot' and
Lord Biome: He immediately embarked on board
the Mauls.

Letters were yeflerday received from Holland, of
the Bth infant. They confirm the account which we
have already Rated, that the Dutch merchants at
Rotterdam have come to the refolution of not (hip-
ping any more merchandize.
On Saturday evening the Commanders of all the
armed defence flips in the Downs, two only except.
kd, druck their flags and left the 'hips. The greater
part of the tailors have been taken out and put on
board a guard 'hip. The vellels are to Ise employed
in another let vice.

Lettets wtte yelerday received from our (quad on
ol6Brett. dated the Bth init. The enemy's Beet were
in the inner harbour, apparently without any inten-
tion of putting to fee. Lord GARDMitt in the hi.
1111111 A, joined the fleet on the 3d ital.

The Immutut man of war, from the fquadron
off Ferrol, is arrived at Istphouth. She left Sir Ro-
ans. CALM, with fix fail of the line and nne frigate,
blockading the port of Ferrol. In Ferrol harbour
there are thirteen (*Ail of the line, Span& and French,
and lis or eight frigates. apparently not prepared to
put to fea. The fquadron has not made any capture,
sn eonfelquence of being obliged to keep fo dole a
blockade. •

BRIAD.--This day the LORD MAYOR, after infpea
in the Mealweighers' Returns, ordered it to fall one
penny in the Peck Loaf.
Tilt &Tag CAIVENT GARalta.—Lag night a new
Pallet of Aftion, called .Igregion ; or, the Heroism 4.
Yucatan, the produtlion of Isir rikaLle, was repre-
fented for the fiat time. Of SpeEtactes in general it
is difficult to convey an adequate defcription. The
reentry, both for variety and beauty, defervec com-
mendation, particularly that of the fea, the undula-
tion of which produced a very happy effeß. The ma.
chinery, as is ultra) on a firft reprefentation, was ra-
ther imperfea ; it was, however, altogether, well re-
ceived by the holiday folks, and will moo probably
be fanflioned by the approbation of the Gods for the
remainder of the feafon. • -
Lin of the Minority on Mr. WIIITIaIID'S motion
on Monday feinnight : •
tAbercromby„Hoo.o. Pergo(on, Jame" Minnie. j.
Adams, IN Nam Minch, Han E. Grosiby, C. M.
Addngtoa. Rt Has. Fitzgerald,RtHon.M. Paget, Huo. C.
Ainflie. R. S. Mtaharris, Lord Paget, lion. E.
Alexander, Boyd Fitzhugh, W. Patten, Peter
Alexander, H. Fofter Rt Hon. J. Nadal, J.
sAmyatt, James Frederick. Sir J. Percival, Hot..
Archdall, Richard Fyd.:ll, Thomas Phipps, Hun. E.
Miley, Hon. C. outland. George Pitt, Right Hon. W.
Bagwell, John Gibbs, Vicaty Pitt, W. M.
)1 ag we n, William Giddy, Davies Popham, Sir H.
/Isaac Evan Glenbervie, Lord Pole. Hon. W. W.
}Whiny's, W. Graham, T. Porcher, T. D.
Game, &sondes Grant, Y. W. Prettos Sir R.
&thorn. Rt lion. C. Grant, Sir W. Pu•terey, Sir J.
meauniont, T. R. Greene, W. Rochfo,t, Gulheas
Screattird, Lord G.T. Greville, Hon. R. F. Role, Right Hon. G.
latresfora. j..lsa Gunning, R. • Rofe, George H.
Binning, Lord Hamilton, Sir H. Ruffen, M.
Itinahain, Sir M. Hamilton, --.... Rttherford, J.
aloud. N. Hamilton, H. Sargent, J.
-Brodie, James Hamilton, Sir C. Stott, David
Bronx, Lord Hammond, Sir A.S. Stott, Hon. I.
Brooke, Lord Hardman, Edward Scott, Sir W.
Bruce, Lori Harvey, E. Scott, Claude
Bruce, P. C. Makin., Sir C. Scott,Samuel
Buller, John Hawthorne, C. S. Seymour, Lord R.
Burrows, Sir W. Heathcote, Sir W. Sinclair, Sir John
Burton, N. C. lienderfon, A. Sitwell, Francis
Calvert,. Hill, Slr George Sloane, Hans
Cam be A. Etlliard, E. Smith, Sir W. S.
Campbell, oho ilinhhoule, B. Smith, J. A.
Caniplatil, Lord J Hodfon, J. Smith, Spencer
Canning.Rt Hon.°. Holford. G. P. Smyth, Right Hon. j.
Cartwright, W.R. Hope, Hon. Mel. Sncyd, Nathaniel
Callicreagh,Vifcount Hope, Hun. C. Sornerfet, Lord C.
Chute, W. Horroeks, J. Somcrfct, Lord R. E.
Clephane, David Huntingficid, Lord Spencer, Lord F.
Cline, W. Hoiluffon, W. St. John, Ambrofe
Clive, Hon. R. Inglis, Sir H. Stanhope, W. S.
Cockerel!, C. affray. J. • Stanifortk, John
eolq oilmen, James eph fon, Denham Steck, Right Hon. T.
Corry, Right Hon. L oddrell, H. Steele. Robert
Crat.l..y, lord olliffe, H. Stephens, Sir P.
Curios,. Hon. R. ones, Walter Stewart, Sir
.lames
t 'ult. Hon. 3. cane, Sir J. Steward, G. r.
I ~.nvnixi, Sir H. King, Hon. E. Stopford, Lord
I wit. John Pangaea ]. Strachey, Sir H.
Dom oes, W. Lee,E. Strahan, A.
De MacquieteaDord Leigh, R. H. heron, J. H.
uck, Quinton Leland, jol.a Sturges Burma
Dickerifon, W. Jun. Leak, C. P. Sud!ty, Lord
Dockenfon, W. fat. Loftus, V.'. SullivagkSir R.
Diekfon, W. • Long, Right Hots C. Speeith
Douglas, Sir George Lousticid, M. Talbot,tir C.
Dingman, Patrick Lopez, M. Tbelhafon, G.
Dandas, Philip Louvain.. Lord 'Fbellufen, P. T.
Dundas, Hon. R. Macnaughtoa E. A. Tbynne, Lord G.
Dondas, R t Hao.w. M'Dowall, W. • Tht nue. Lord J.
Dunk), Lord M'Kenzie. F. A. 1 itchfi,l.l, Marquis
Dupre, James Manners, R. Tow uracod. l ion) W.
}Nerd, Sir W. May, Edward Trail, J.
Vim, Hoa. W. Mild/nay, Sir 11. Tomer, Fdmuod
Eldon, it. Mitford, W. V.afittart, N.
Frarine, Str W. Montgomery, P. Ward, Robert-
Efts:wart. T. Moore, C. Wallace, RI Hon. T.
Everett, T. Morgan, C. Welby, Sir W. E.
I 'Audi. Earl Moaiand, W. VI. it, Hon. F.
!....e, Francis Nepean, Sir IL Wisram, Robert
!me, Henry NeviDe, Richard WIWI. T. W.
I ..'c, John Nielson, Sir J. Wood, Mark
} in,., Hon. T. Norton, ]. C. Wortley, J. 8.
Polcmca, W. H. Oita, W. -