Star.
London, England, 1806-06-06 00:00:00

PROM THE TRENCH AND DUTCH PAPERS.

Sr. PITRISRUKCIFI. APRIL 2S —Count KIVIChOU.
bey, the Mini(ler of the interior, whole health is much
impaired, has obtained leave of athletic,: for the (pace
of two months. A fquadron of is (hips of the lint,
and fcveral frigate:, it is laid, are to Le fitted uut at
Cronftadt: It is fuppoled this fquadron will be lint
into the Mediterranean.

A MST loam, M•Y 22.—We (ball very fbortly have
a very relpedalsle corps of armed citizens here ; the
city of Haerlem has already begun the formation of
their corps, conformably to the laws of the eonflitu.
lion. M. Grefveld, Governor• General of Batavia
M. Eelhout, the Commiffary.General for organizing
the tribunals in the Maud of Java, and revere' other
perfons in the public employ, have embarked for their
deflinations, on boat d neutrals. The Englifh fqua-
dron upon our coal: Items to have been reinforced
within dick few days : this, however, does not pre.
vent Admiral Kikkert, who has a refpettable force
under him, from manceuveling with his fquadron,
lalmoll in light of the enemy. Our journals (late,
that the differences between Sweden and Prtaa arc
nearly adjulted.
Lsoite.iii, May r4.—An event has occurred here
which may be of ferinus confequence to the neutrality
Of this port. A fmall veffel from Corfica having been
taken by an Englifh frigate, the crew, confining of
nine men, were put on board a (loop, for the purpofe
of fending them on fhore ; but thele pritoners revolt.
ing aping the Englifh, one of the latter was killed,
the ref! made prlfoners. and hrought into this port
by the conquerors. This day a ficond (loop, dif.
patched from the frigate, entered as a flag of truce,
and demanded their veffel apd their countrymen.—
The iffue of this affair is eipaled with an equal
degree of alarm and curiofity.

71alasfs, Mar. 6.-114 litlfPan 74 continues to
cruize near this port. She lately captured a French
merchant veifel coming from Ancona; and, on the
ad init. the fame Ruffian :nan of war had a warm
engagement viith two French privateers for upwards
of two hours.

Canna, MAY 14.—The flotilla that lately left Na•
pies has reachedits deflination, without meeting with
any accident. His Majetty, fatisfied with the recep-
tion he has met with in Calabria, intends to vifit
Apulia, but without luting fight of grand objet
ulthe public good, which requires his return to the
Capital. On the sth inflant, tome hundreds of difaf-
fettcd perfons were font from Naples to Piedmont, as
N Max 2.—The brilliant proofs of the
people's affetions which his jviajelly has experienced
at Cantazarro. Cortola, Vicaftro, and other places,
have beep highly gratifying : but the manner in
.which the 'people of Mammolati 'tame out to meet
him, was fingular in the extVeme. Abobt three them-
fluid men advanced towards him; with crowns of darns
upon their heads, exhibiting, at die fame time, every
token of the deepeft dilirefs. When his ninety anted
the reafon of this tragedy, they anfwered, that the
late GovernMent had entirely abandoned their dif-
trift to the continual incurfions of the Barbary pi.
rates ; and that in confequente of the extreme te-
diaufnefs in the profecution of jultice, by the pro-
feffors of the law, the very marrow was crashed
from their bones: The King promifed them fpeedy
ridrefs, :ind.the -air immediately refounded with their
acclamatiMs. • •

Notwithilanding the vigilance of the Englifh, ano•
thee flotilla has focceeded in getting Mid *this port,
horn Genoa r it will be ufeel'ageintt Gaeta, which
people ex pea mull Conn furrender, in foire of all the
attempt*. of the Haat ,of tit re who
ountinue to &fetid the pl;ee. with the true valour of
a German. • '

N , MAY 9.—A deputation from the Ft ends
Senate, cha►ged to congratulate our Sovereign in the
name of that illaftrious body, has strived here. Tut
whole city is itt motion to celebrate the entrance of
his Majetty, who is to return to-morrow. A goard
of honour, confilling of a hundred young men of the
belt families, extremely well nfounted, have let out
to meet the King.
STUTCARD, Mar t9.—All the birclik belong;ng to
the French army which was in the Itores at Aug(
burgh. has been conveyed to Braunau. A large
quantity was lately fent there in 'waggons, bnd by
the Danube. The news of the evacuation of *au
cau are contradicted, and Teem at kali premature.
• The military routes in Suabia art covered with
troops, confoipts, or artillery waggons, either corn.
ing horn or returning to France. A number of lap-
pets and poutoneers are on their way to the army.

• FROM THI MAIN, Max 23 —According to the lan
letters from Conliantinople, the Englifh Minifter, M.
Arbuthnot, had made propafrils to the Porte fir the
renewal of Tome conventions formerly agreed to be-
tween the two CJurts. There propofals has.= been
refuted by the Minifters of the Porte.

NURISSISERGa May :I.—Since the arrival of the
Prof:lien Captain Cramon, at An(path, come move.
tnents have been made in Marfhal iternadotte's corps.
Seven thoufaad cavalry have been ordered to march
into the vicinity of Bamberg; a part of them arrived
at Aikhgrand on the itfpilt.. . . .
Herein:eon, MAY 23.—The Court of PrufLa al•
ways flow to engage in war, hai hitherto only addpted
Inaguras of milsinefs and conciliation towards ng-
land and Sweden. Although that Cabinet has Slut
the pons of the North Sea agatuil Britilit trade, yet
ihatepeafure has not yet been extended to Coe Pruirrao
ports in-the Baltic. In the meantime the former Are
ttrialy blockaded by the Englith. who will not perrait
any veffels to pars hut thole fp( in• the following
letter from the Entiflt Commandant, Lord FALK-
LAND, to the EnAlil Confol afe Bremen:
" Oa booed his MaPly's fuip Adam, April 29.
I have reNelved, Sir, your leder of the yoth of this month. ,n
which you communicate tome a Bit of all tta. oath ready to fail,
which took in their lading iu the port of Br-aten before they were
inform ed of the blockade I have the Iton,.ur to acquaint you. that
I Shall !AIM no difilculty in permitting the weird, fpecified in that
lilt to fail, or thin which are in Milan continuing their voyage, ,
when pHs have provided them with certificates. But as it Is
nal to pt, ',cot frauds, I approve very notch of the mcafurc of re•
quick% the wth .1 the Captains p4,e., and Merchants, before
the certificate ii granted. As all the parts l'etwern the Elbe and
the 'read arc blockaded, the jade h. r.werftrily included.
(Wind) e FALKLAND." i

T MAY is —nom &Annan we learn
1:1R1 ~hen General Andrea& was there, on the 15th
dcr r.(!!!ie Rat ifmi to hold thernfelves in readinefs
for m.,i‘laidg. It i, tkid that tome movements have
bet!' ..hfervsd among the French troops in Bavaria,
from which the inhabitants flatter themfelves that
their aaual departure will follow very loon.
FRAtiKIN.IT, MAY tB.—His Excellency Marlhal
Auge re All has hired the Sandbar, a haudfome coun-
try !mole, Mr the fummer feafon. From this we
inter, that the departure of the French troops is not
In near as has been expeded. It is laid, that feveral
Officers and Funtlicnaries, attached to the army of
the Main, have fent for their wives. Our commerce
is Ai!l in a Date of flagnation.
The county of Lippe Buckeburg is Dill occupied
by Prallan troops. The Prince, a minor, reticles at
Berlin. Count Walmoden Gimborn is his tutor.

Some recent complaints by the Senate of Nurem•
berg, in a letter addreffed to the Pruffian General
Tauenheim, have me-Aimed the latter to reproach
that body with their ignorance of good manners to-
wards perfons well bred. The General, at the fame
time, returned the letter in gueflion, and forbade any
further correfpondence.