Star.
London, England, 1804-03-29 00:00:00

FRANCE.

PARIS, MARCHso.
AD the Nisißevs of the Republic in foreign coon_
-Vies have received, with the defcriptions. orders to
,elailet the time of every confpirator. who might
leave efcapsd from France, and is fuppoied to refide
..fas the refpoitive Rates, where they reprefent the
:!)mass. Coney".
Lai Widoefday the American Waffler, Limo-
, woe, gave a molt fplendi.f ball in honour of the di
.may of the conforaey againft the Fitter Consul..
The whole diplomatic corps, with the exception of
the Neapolitan Minißer and the Ruffian Charge
IPAOsieest were prefect.
Some or oar papers Rate. that the as of menta-
lism assist Motley contains eighteen diffcrent
Aerie% upon each of which. he is to be tried fe-
refuel!. So much ceremony will not be sited to,
monis Paestum: and Giotto's, and his other accom-
plices. Their names being upon the lift of emi-
they required only to be known again to be
giapwesd to death.
The interrogatories of the perfons confined is the
Teacie.ead in the Abbey, continue often very late
in the night, sad the particulars are immediately laid
.=the FIRST Consul., who never goes to bed
there interrogatories are reported to him,
Atillleh, daring the left week. has feldom happened
;41111bes three o'clock in the morning. There late hours,
. lime sninterfupted preparations for the expedition
labia England. his friends and family apprehend
• mill heti his coneitution, as they think that they fee
• altifible alteration in his countenance; but be laughs
at whip he calls only their 'aims, and continues his
Ulna aigiviti.
Luerar isonerintre. after his return from Italy,
bed long conferences wish Bo and T
toss. • Among other fervices that he has done
Tirane% be has difcovered 'a plan of the Lao of
Saantssa to throw hinsfelf entirely into the arms of
the Ugh& This and other cireumßances will caufe
foie great and nnexpeilled changes in Italy. bot the
report of the FIRST Consul. having demanded from
- die Pore, that the Kim° of Sawn,* fhould be given
up to Ges. Sr. Cr., is hitherto without foundation.
The &tills at Boulogne has obtained new rein•
forcemests from Oilend and Dunkirk, and amounts
now to talso veffels of different rises. all ready. at the
ire opportunky, to ern& the tyrants of the yeas.
Captata Benoist. who commanded the (mall French
fqroa &Mined to fail round the world, died at the
lie of France on the tfith of Intl September. A dif•
nt among the officers has prevented the mo.
reiciologr..ry from deriving any benefit from this
expedition which has colt France upwards of two
milliossoflivm. The veld& have now joined thole
under the command of Admiral Lir ni I, and tome of
them have already failed on a cruise againa the

F Ids
An account from the lite of France Rates, that
it was a Portuguefe reffel that Caved one of the un-
fortunate men who accompanied La Piro:oust in
his voyage. The perfon was found upon an unin-
habited tfland, and laid t. r name was LAGs
the aftronnmer of the expedition. He Paid that of
the feguadrons the frigate l'Ailmlabe had been (hand-
ed I that le BriuGle had taken fire from accident,
but was prevented from being blown up, and that the
wreck had cat ried M. LA Ps rigouts, and mon of his
caws and Cannes. to New Zealanth where they had
remained near nine years, in hope that fame fhip
would come and carry them off. After !sari:lg wait-
ed (o long in vain. they determined to build a fliip
thensfelves. but after cutting down fame timber, were
(urpnfcd by the natives, and every Frenchman was
murdered, egeept Mr. Lamar r, who efeaped in a
limn boat to the deferted ;nand, where the Harm
gee(' found him. He was fo worn nut trips want
and misfortunes. that he died an the filth day after
he was taken an truant. He delivered. however, be-
t• re lug decode. a fcaled parcel a ids paper', addref•
fed to the Af*lffr efiu the
Ihpartiraw 11 the A- 4,64, and the (
el, Pi., po °tee Aid. LAG, I. I t
I iyisellt that 104/11 X VI. ass Sladidelol4‘Sk4 that
. langs vas caged a l public.