Star.
London, England, 1804-03-20 00:00:00

MARCH 7.

We ha►e recei►ed ►ery particular details from the
If eof France. Th: difpotches of the Captain• G-
eneral Ditcaaw and Rear-Admiral Limon contain the
molt fatisfadory accounts.
_ _

The whole fquadron was anchored before Pondi-
cherry, except the tranfport la Cote d'Or. which
had fallen behind. Twenty-four hours after the ar-
rival of the fquadron, it was joined' by the brig dif-
patched from Breß, to carry out intelligence of
the Itac of Enosaso's metage. Five Englillt flips
of the line and three frigates had come to anchor
clofe to the French fquadron. At midnightillear

miral Ltnoss leaving at Pondicherry fifty men and
women, who had already landed, cut his cables and
putting to fez. proceeded to the Ifle of France, where
his fquadron arrived on the ayth day, all well.
The tranfport la Cote d'Or Coon arrived in the In.
dian Seas; an Englifh frigate fired feveral (hot at
her, which did no damige, and carried her to the
enemy's fquadron before Pondicherry. The Cover.
nor General of India, who as yet had received no
intelligence from Europe. gave orders for her being
releafed, and the French General, the Commandant
of Pondicherry, caufed her to fet out for the We of
France, where the joined Admiral Linos,.
On the ad of Vendemiaire (Sept. 24) the corvette
a &rum anchored at the Ifle of France, and brought
intelligence of the declaration of the war, which
was fill unknown to the Englifli.
The fix French frigates, corvettes, and other light
veffels belonging to the fquadron, and eight privateers
fitted out in the country, put to fea on a ctuize.—
We hope they will avenge our trade for the num.:-
rout piracies committed by the Englifi..
Anarchy had ceafed in the colony. Geri. Detain
had difplayed the charatler of Captain.Gcncral ; the
Ordornateur LIkGII that of Colonial Prefect ; and
Gen Macau.; that of Commandant of the Ifland
of Reunion. The Militia were in the fame Rate as
the preceding y:ar, and the Colony had 3000 men,
of good troo:is, newly arrived from France.
The battle kit by the Englilis againtl tile hfalirat-
tas had been officially confirmed, as well as the elif-
. aller. which the Bikini troops had experienced in the
i(land of Ceylon.

MARCN 9.

At restos o'clock this evening, the intim; called
GEORGES CAIMUDAL, Chicf of the hand of Brigands,
and Lr at DAN, junior, were ;smiled in the Place de
l'Odeon. Giotto Es was in a cabtiolet :he killed, by
difeharging a pißal, the peace officer who topped his
lintfc, and wounded the perfon who attempted to
kite him. lie was armed with a dagger of the
lame Englifh manufaßure as that found on Prewar
os u. He had whit him considerable films in notes
of the Bank of France, and in bills ,fexchange drawn
at London. Every thing gives rtalim to think that
be was attempting to efcape, and to take advantage
of the darknefs of the LiAht to pals the barriers.
He readily decla►ed that he had been at Paris fe•
vet al months ; that he bad come from E.:gland, and
chat his miffinn, was to afiaUate the Fist, Coccus..
Le►iian, jun. who was not kkribed in the lit of
hriganis, is ime of ti,: four perf.ns. with whole re-
fider.ce at Pari► tae pGlice were acquainted, without
knowing their names. lie is known by the al. of
robbery be committed fir :crust Inct.dis a. the

NAMBURGH MAIL•

HAMBURGH MAIL.

The one due on Sunday lail arrived this day. The
letters from Holland by this conveyance Rate, that
" the dellination of the fquadron of Admiral Harr.
ss wc it, on board of which are soon troops. is againft
Ceylon." Certain it is, that an expedition againft
that iOand for the recovery of their fettlements there,
could not be undertaken at a more favourable time.
We hope, however, that they will not fucceed in
thek proje6l, as it will be no eafy matter for them to
fend out reinforcements. _ _

We fubjoin fuels other articles as kern to deferve
any notice.
Hee us. MAICN 6.—General MASSIOIIT returned
on the 4th from his tour of infpeltion in the Teed
and North Holland. On the afith ult. he was in great
danger of being loft in the yicht in which he went
from"Rotterdant. The yacht was nearly wrecked in
a gale of wind on the ifland of Uoc. and afterwards
dri►en on the coati of Idedemblyk.

Yederday General MAI NOV T. who will to•mtxrow
fet out again for Utrecht, had a long conference
with our hfifiiß.er at War. P mmmmm . and the Mat ine
Council. He is not entirely fatisfied with the Rate
of our preparation in the Tezel. To-day he will
review the garrifon here.
Awsrsanava, MARCII 6.—Two hundred horfeh
with fome pieces of artillery, ammunition waggons
and 6o men of the French train of artillery, have ar•
rived from Hanover at Utrecht, whence they have
proceeded for Gorcum. Three (quadrat). of French
ehaflears have been Rationed at Zwoll.

VINES*, MARCH 3.—According to accounts from
Condantinople, the Poars is arengthening its force
both by fea and ltnd as fpeedily as poffible. A great
augmentation of the army has in particular been or.
dered.

MILAN, Fee. a3.—The approaching fpring may be
ezpeeed to produce events of the greaten. importance
on the -coati of Italy. and in the Mediterranean few,
The French army in Italy will be confiderably rein•
forced and feveral Corps are on their march from our
Republic for the Neapolitan territory. which will be
replaced by frefh troops from France. It is reported
that the French troops have received orders to take
poffellion not only ofthe city of Naples. but of the
Ifiand of Sardinia. Admiral NaLson appears to be

informed of their intentions, u he hat already ap-
peared with his fleet a Sardinia, and the Genesi.;
coalk--(The accounts from France and Italy fay
nothing of the failing of the Toulon fleet.—Note of
Ifioniorgh Editor.) The exchange of couriers between
this city and the French head-quarters in the Neapo-
litan tetritory is very frequent, and every thing ap-
pears to indicate that important events may loon be
expeded-
Rose, Faaatraar rB.—French troops from the
Italian Republic are expelled at Civita Vecchia, a
pert in the Ecclefieflieal State; the requifite quar-
ters have already been prepared for them.
A fleet from the Black Sea is expelled in the fpring
at Corfu.

Yefterday afternoon a meffenger was feat off ex
prefs from the Admiralty Office, with difparches for
Admiral CoamwaLLas, to be forwarded to him in a
veffel waiting at Plymouth for that purpofe.
We are furry to learn that Lieutenant SHIRRIFT,
who has dininguifked himfelf fo much by his profef-
(tonal talents, bravery, real and altivity, and lately
in particular, on the French coat, has been obliged to
refign the command of the ARCH ta gun brig for the
prefent. in confequence of ill health : we fincerely
hope, however, that the fervice will not long be de-
rived of the exertions of fo gallant and enterprising
an officer.
Botouon or Parszow.—The elation of a Mem-
ber nt Parliament for this Borough, took place on
Saturday, when Samos'. Hoatereas, Efq. was re.
turned, in the room of his late brother JOHN Hot.
cocas. Efq.—Sir THOMAS DALZYNFLI HISILITN
I was the other candidate. but he withdrew his pre-
tetilions.
Llfli i AID ELecstos.—A double return has been
made for this Borough, and Mr. T. SHILILIDLN and
Mr. Hu se onion will, of centre, both fit until a Com-
mittee of the Houle (ball have determined upon the
merits of the queflion.
A DusL.—Early on Wednefday morning lag, a
meeting took place, near Haar Hof:sital. between
3 Lieutenant of the Royal Marines, and the ScLond
Mate of all Indiaman, in confequence of Come words
that paired at the Theatre the preceding evening ;
after they had fired twice each, by which the Lieute-
nant received a flight wound on the lll,mlder, the
affair was amicably fettled by the interference of
the Seconds.
AvorNea Duct..—Yefterday morning a meeting
took place between Mr. C—a and Mr. BL—t, in con-
[queue of a family difpate. Two [hots wete inter-
changed, the UR of which grazed Mr. B—'s ear.—
The kennels then interfered, and the mutts was
amicably fettled.
Yefterday morning we received New York papers
to the 4th init. from which we have made the Mit w-
ing curled :
Now You, Fla. 2.—On Cie stth ult. the
Committee of Commerce and Manufactures, in the
Monte of Reprefentativee, reported feveral refolu•
lotions for the encouragement of domeflic tumult:3c
tures. They purpofe t' exempt the following articles
troth duty urtn importatam : rags of linen, cotton.
woollen, and hempen cloth ; brittle' affwine, regulate
of antimony. unwronghe but-Runes. faltpetre, and
unwtought cock. On a variety of foreign manufac-
ture", they purpofe a eonfiderable increafe of duties;
among which are brollies, black glare bottles, Hone
ware, (larch, hair powder, glue, gunpowder.: pt inted
calicoes, eordago, ca.lcs, Lmbrellas, flap, talks--
candks,and foreign filh."