Star.
London, England, 1804-04-16 00:00:00

HAMBURGH MAIL.

GAIPIOA, MARCH t3.—According to letters from
Naples..all the (hips in that port are fitting out with
the utmoft expedition ; they confalt of tAo (hips of
the line. two ftigttes, and three corvettes. They
are intended to act against the Barbary corfairs.

FRONTIERS or Swir ZFRL•MD.—DoIirrhInCeS have
broken nut in the Canton of 'Lunch, lonic Corn.
mune* of that Canton having refuted to fubmit to
the new regulation., and to Like the oath of allegi-
ance. They would only (wear by Liberty, Equality,
and the Got-pd. On the refufal to take the oath
very trimultuary fcenes coined. The Communes
were thole of Wadenkhweil, Richterfchweil, Schon.
berg, and Hutten. TheLandamman publi flied a fpi•
rited proclamation, and feveral companies of troops
were fent to Zurich and its vicinity, by which means
the riots are already quelled.
The French Envoy is particularly attentive to the
proceedings of certain Committees, which have a con.
ne&inn and correfpondence with other countries.
Several perfons above the common daft. have been
arrefled at Geneva, and on the borders of the Lake of
Geneva.

CONSTAIITINOPLF, MARCH I.—Eight days ago,
three Ruffian tranfports, with sczio troops on board,
arrived off the village of Buyukedra from SebAflo•
polls, under the elcurt of A Ruffian frigate. After
conference between the Turkith Minitlry and the
Ruffian Envoy, Count Irasiaskr, the frigate re
turned to Seimflopo:rs, and the (gal-ports continued
their voyage to Corfu, where the troops will relieve
the gartifrin.
live %hips of war, fro:n the fleet of Admiral NEL-
tot', asectuifing ok the :tall of itAgVa .a a frfait-
drop of ulderTation.

BERLIN, APRIL 3....—The 247 before yeßerhy, in
the evecing, intelligence was received hoe that the
fentence of death pa (fed on the Duke d'ENGl4sis,ll•lii
been carried into execution at Vincennes.

VIENNA, MAtCH 28.—The Elenrir of Baden has
announced here the arreflittion of the French emi-
grants at Offenburg and other places.
Dr. de CAROL% to whole exertions the Britifh
pnf-
fedions in India have been indebted for the introduc•
tion of the cow-prick inoculation, has received a pre.
fent of zoo guineas, through the medium of the
Englifh Ambaffador, as a mark of gratitude from
the Eail.lndia Company.

MANHEIN, MARCH 3o —Yeflerday a French con
tier paired through C.lnltadt, who carries the origi•
nal correfpondence of Mr. DRAKE to the Elalor at
Munich.

The Princers Ccsweis ria a nit ROMAN Rocitrosr,
who voluntarily followed the Duke d'Escnism to
Strafburgh, has returned to Eitenheim. The Prince
was extremely fond of this Princefi, who is a niece of
the Cardinal de RONAN. and love for her appears to
have induced him to refide where he did.

MINTZ, MARCH {l.—Major KUPPILMAYR. Who
had been brought hither from Franckfort, has been
rent to Paris with feveral other Rate prifoners. To-
day feveral other arrefis have taken place ; but the
report circulated in the public jaurnals, that our wor-
thy Bifhop, Comsat, has been apprehended, is with-
out foundation.

STILASOURGN, MARCH 27.--Laft Saturday more
flate prifoners were brought from Wiffenburgh, and
lodged in the citadel. Thefe are Citizens Bosun.,
refident of the civic tribunal of Wiffenburgb, and
Marna, Judge of the fame tribunal. The Grand
Judge had hinsfelf finned the order under which
they were arrelled. They are accufed, it is Paid, of
being engaged in a confpiracy again@ the fafety of
the date. _

The emigrants arrefied on the right bank of the
Rhine, and alfo as many of their accomplices on the
left bank as the officers have been able to (Size, are
continually conducing to Paris. All their papers
are reeled up and font with them. Several (late
prifoner. from the Upper Rhine and the neighbouring
countries have been brought in, and lodged in the
citadel.

WEITIPII•L lA, MUCK sB.—On the sad, a French
detachment onexpefledly entered Meppen(in the ter
teritory of Ah►emberg). The Englifk goods which
had arrived there, by the Ems, for the Franckfort
fair, had been conveyed the day before to Lurgin,
and the fhips.which lay between Embden and Halt,
received orders to remain under Proffian protetion.
A lISTIILDA le, MAACK 3t.—According to official
accounts received from Surinam, fuck preparations
for defence have been made there by Rear Admiral
Berns Vow Tassxous, that no fears are entertained
of an attack by the Englifh.
Sir SIDII ay SMITH has fent a propofal by a neutral
(hip for an exchange of prifoners.

11• G UR, MaacN 31.• The town of Utrecht, in
confequence of the ellablifhment of the French head
quarters there, is now extremely full, 75 houfes have
been appropriated to the ufe of the perfons appertain-
ing to the he.id quarters. Many perfons have, in
confeqUence of the crowd and bale in the town,
retired to their country bodes. Some of the churches
have been given up to the foldiers. The troops will
Awn be encamped on the heath between Amesfort
and ZeiU.—the preparations for the expedition are
carrying on in the Texel with the greaten expedition.
The PruOian Officers and foldiers abfent on furlough
from the regiments in Weßphalia, are recalled for
the cullomary reviews; but all that has tern Laid in
our Journals about the Pruffian prepar.tti,,,n in Wen-
phalia, a great camp at LippOadt, the drawing of a
ordua, ace. is entirely without foundation.

LONDON.