Star.
London, England, 1804-01-31 00:00:00

GERMANY

HAMBUILGH, Jaw. 17.—Yelietday intelligence was
received here from Heligoland, that three Englifh
(hips of war had arrived there for the purpofe of
clofely blockading the river Elbe. With regard to
the Eleftorate of Hanover, the French have again
made a requifition of one thoufand honks, which
are to be fent to France. The French General Bea-
-1 THIER, and the Commitrary DUCIACH, who bad let
out for Paris, will, it is laid, return with ferret in-
buaions from the French Government for the fu-
ture treatment of that unhappy country. In the
mean time, General Motrise has ordered the Exe-
cutive Commit ion to mile another molt opprelEve
tax on the people, namely, 3 per cent. on all public
falaries, 3 per c,rt. on all landed cages, and 2 per
cent. on all dercriptions of private property....
On Sunday, the ,sth inflant, a Convention was
concluded at Hamburgh with the Hanoverian De-
puties, relative to the remaining loan of two millions,
which the States of Hanover are to receive from
Hamburgh. The States are to give obligations,
bearing 4 per cent. interell; the revenues of the Elec •
torate are to form the fr.curity, and the capital is to
be Terminated in fix years.
To prevent the importation of Britifh goods into
the Elatorate of Hanover, the poll officers at Har-
hurgh, Lunehburgh, Stale, and other places, have
now orders to examine the contents or every bale or
plckct going by the poftwaggt,n, and if any part
()road conflit of Englifh produce, they are to be con-
fifcatcd.

Pratia has repeated its repref.:ntations at Paris,
refpeding the evacuation of Hanover, but without
fucecL

MAW NA Wi:l, it is now laid, have the chief cons.
mend oldie expedition againfl England, in the room
of :Sluitar, and Vicror tl.at of the left wing.—
Vieroa is to invade Scotland. The center, confift•
ing of the corps under the command of Generals
Sout.r, aid d'AVOI:ST, with Generals Bata-
Guy d'lli Louts, AN9IttinSSY, f irmetly Ambaffador
1.-Lilon, and Is!. Di• 71A%, IS "I land in England.
T E Liftlaelt; at the ;cc; tut of hi> friends and
the piidcipal politicians in France, renounces, it is
di•d. g. i.•;; in pc,f,n.
in !iie p•irt of Toulon flill conti •
nue v. aair;ty, but the fleet, which %%as
readinefs to fad, was pievent.d by the dole
lilocksde !i.e Englifh, und:r th. command of

A of I'm dl armed f}.;ps, and A higate, had
liora N;Arieille, with (TUTS, but their
n i. not

The For.c. of ,*'r iniemrlcatinn is port-
prreJ, uitl4 the cnrlint r 1 till 6.e pr:r4:4l
p:Acc. V:h 41 indemnity is to be granted to h's Mt-
j.ay t..rs not i crn I,ted on, but the pi:tropic of in•
Ji.rni.;:;c:i!ion is rta•ov,J.

• D.c of t!,c a,•••,not. fr,lm
rnenti, t: .c C'apt on P:.h.l, liatc, that

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peeled, however, that artificial means were employ
ed to accelerate it. It happened in the beginning of
December. It was reported at Conflantinople, that
the Porte had received difpatches of a very faisfac-
tory nature from Egypt.
JAR. 20.-It is known that new Negotiations have
taken place between the Court of Peterfburgh and
France, in which it has been propnfed that the
Freach troops in the territory cf Hanover fhould be
gradually diminifhed two thirds, the remaining third
to continue in poffeftion of the Eleltorate till peace
shall be concluded with England ; that France in that
cafe fhould not require to occupy provifionally any
ports in the North of Germany, and that the defini•
tive fettlement of the indemnity for the King of SAL.
Dim IA fhould be poftponed till the peace. There ne-
gociations, however, it is now underftood, have had
no confeemences.
VISNNA, J.N. t t.—Count Niacorr has been pre-
fenced to his IMPIRIAL MAJESTY by the Ruffian
Charge d'Affaires, M. AIIIISTETT. He has viflied
the Foreign Minifters here, and will on the tsth con-
tinue his journey to St. Peterfbnrgli.
Accounts have been received from Prague, that
the Duchefs Dowager of PAL ma is dangeroufly ill.
Faaticarour, JAN. t4.—The Pale of the publica•
tions, entitled, " On the Maltefe Order and its Re.
lation to Germany in general, and the Brifgau in
particular," is aridly prohibited in the Brifgau ; and
all perfons who are found to have copies in their poll
feffion, will be fined 25 florins each.
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The troops which are to take poffefGon of Dinkelf-
huh), Wind(beim, Weiffenberg, and other territories
which the Kayo of Payssm receives by exchange
with the Eleaor of Bavaitta, ate already on their
march. By this exchange, the two principalities of
Bayreuth and Anfpach, receive a much better coon.
Zinnias : the fame is the cafe with the Bavarian ter.
ritories.

Maim, Jaw. so.—General BFRTHIIR, late Chief
of the Staff to the Hanoverian army, arrived yeller.
day with his Lady, on his return to Paris. To day
the Commiffary General DURBACII, likewife arrived
here from Hanover, and immediately continued Lis
journey to Paris.