Star.
London, England, 1806-03-10 00:00:00

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Vewtca, Fla. 2.—Yellerday a Proclamation was
publifhed, announcing that any perfons having goods
in their poll-elfin:l belonging to Ruffia. Naples, and
England, mull immediately tranfmit as inventory
of them, within 34 hours, to the War Minifter Va-
nel. The Viceroy Eugene has promifed to give a
grand fete to the inhabitants of this city on the t gth
of May, when his marriage with the Adriatic will be
celebrated.
Fes. Wednefday this city was completely
illuminated, and the place of ,St. Mark refembled a
lake of fire. Some fireworks were alto difplayed.
The Vice King and Q.:2een left this city on Thurf-
day evening.
On the 4th inilant, the Vice King having admitted
the deputies of the province of Must into his pretence
their Prelident Califari Paid, among other things :
The Miens are enraptured with the idea of be-
coming the fubjelts of the great Napoleon. They are
conftitutionally a chearful people; they pares a fruit-
ful foil, excellent ports, and noble forefts, and yet
they are uninformed, poor, and unhappy. For cen-
turies pall they have been fighing for a tutelary (pi-
nk, who knew and appreciated the value of their
country. This they have now obtained in Napoleon
the Great, and in his fon Eugene Napoleon. We mull
be happy. Already we behold the morning dawn of
' that day which will be the regeneration of Italy."
A Commercial Chamber, confining of nine mem-
bers, is eftablithed here. The negotiation for the
marriage of the fon of the King of Sardinia. with the
daughter of the King of Naples, has undergone a
temporary fufpenfion.
A part of the foreign troops that were at Naples,
are now in the ifland of Sicily.
Tames, Fat. r.—There are now in this city fix
French regiments, and another is expelled. Theo
troops will immediately begin their march by land for
Dalmatia.
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Names, Jas. 24.—The King embarked yeßertlay
evening for Sicily ; it is not known whether the
Qtyen accompanies him. The King has left his fon
the Prince Royal at Naples, with unlimited powers.
FEBRUARY s.—The Crown Prince, to whom the
King, before his departure, had et:trotted the Co.
vernment of the country, had difpatched Prince
Theodore to Prince Jofeph, to enter into negotia-
tions with him. A courier is arrived with intelligence,
that thofe negotiations have terminated in fmoke ;
and there was nothing more for our Royal Family to
hope or to flipnlate.-This news has made a wonder-
ful imprefGon ; all the Laayaroni, howling with rage,
flew to arms; the Crown Prince put himfelf at their
head; and a refolotion has been taken of defending
the country to the lag extremity. The brother of
the Crown Prince has het off trout hence, with the
view of putting himfelf at the head of the crowd en
mate in Calabria. The French, however, are al.
ready on our frontiers ; and mould this inflantaneons
detetmination of refinance continue till the parties
come in contact, the moil dreadful (cents may be ex.
pelted to enfue.
file LAN, Fsa. t6.—Prince Jofeph Napoleon has
iffued a Decree dated Brefcia, 16th February, 1806,
containing the following Articles :
t The intrudualon of Brltifh merchandises sad manufaaarcs
is prohibited throughout all the Venetian States.
a. Thofe who contravene the prrfent Decree Sall be puallbei
by the conafeation of inch merchandise. Etc. and by a toe equal
to one-third of the value of the goods (eased.
3.. The Admlniftrator of Finance, after having confulted the
Venetian Chamber of Commerce, Sall reprefent to us without
delay, the molt privy method of diftingalflaing fuchgooda as we
of Britillt masufaaure.
4.The Admlnlttrator General of Moue of the Venetian States.
and all the Coottltuted Authorities, are charged to fes the pedant
decree put is mecution.