Star.
London, England, 1804-04-02 00:00:00

OOTTENHUAGH MAIL&

This day arrived four snails from Gottenbnrgh.=
The letters by thefe mails Rate what was before known
—that the Ruffian Minißer, M. Woaosszows has re-
tired; but, what is of more importance, be is, it is Paid,
to be fucceeded by M. Maacorr—the fame Minißer
who experienced a very grofs infalt fome months ago
at the palace of the Thuileries.
Accounts from Franckfort Rate that the French
have not only taken poffeifion of Naples, but made
all the Royal Family prifooers ; and that the Außrian
troops are in confequence moving to the Southward.
Should this intelligence be confirmed, we may foon
expo! to fet the flames of war fpread over the whole
of Europe.

GOTTIIIIIII/110, MARCH tB, A Ruffian
courier with difpatches for Count Wotan tow in
London will fail to day for England ; this courier
has performed the journey from Peterfburg hither
in 7 days, which is almo& incredible : his difpatches
relate to the refignation of Woaomzow, the Minifter
at St. Petedburg, who has retired to his eftate in the
country; his fuccelfor is not yet named, but there is
reafon to think MatKOFt will be the man ; if fo, the
refignation and the new appointment may be both
favourable to England, for it is underflood that
Woloizow at Peterlburg was by no means a friend
to the Englills, and Cutely MAIItOFT cannot be et.
pelted to prove one to the French, after the treatment
be received from Boraraava at Paris.

An Englint Courier left St. Peterlburg, at the
fame time with the Ruffian (but is fuppofed to have
taken the route of Hufam) ; from this it would ap-
pear that Sir Joon Weimer thought the refignation
of Woaclazow of importance at this time.
0 AAAAAA CM ON 'TN& MAIN, MARCN 7, 584.
" The Intelligence by priiate Letters brought to
Frankfort, yeikerday, is fo eitraordinary and im-
portant. that I have thought it right to deviate from
the rule, and not to let the Wednefday's mail go
without mentioning it, although the mail of nett
Sunday will decide its authenticity.

" The current news of Franckfort was, that the
French Troops, who had been for fosne time pail
progreffively approaching the capital of Naples, had at
length penetrated into it, and made all the Royal
Family prifoners. Doubtlefs this was the grand
objea of Lucia. Bossavarra's fecret =Moo in Italy
lately, under the name of BOTAV. It is Paid that the
Auftrian Troops are moving fouthwiud with !peed ;
in this cafe it will be difficult for Auflria to continue
a paffive Neutrality and it will not be eafy for
Raffia to fit Glen under Inch perfidious conduet to-
wards its Ally ; the more fo, as it is not improbable
but that the late rumours of the Fleet and Troops
coming from the Euzine Sea, for the protection of
Naples and Sardiaia, may have precipitated the vio-
lent outrage. Spain being fettered by its own pufil-
lanimity, and under hatches, mutt continue, like
Praha, callous and infenfible to the molt crying out-
rages on Royalty and Sovereignty, even when brought
within their own tlirdholds.

"The Depotifm of France teems to have no bounds.
A few days age, a French granger was taken up by
the Magiftrates of Franckfort, by command of the
French Itcfident, and tranfported to Mayence. The
man had been quiet in his lodgings for about a
fortnight ; he was not known, nor futpetfted of any
offence, unlefs it was that of haring a borrowed
name.—So bad Lucas■ Bo in Italy. lattice
is painted blind—as knowing no difference of porton
in ele adminiftration of her office."

Saturday and yellerday his MAJISTY walked in the
Qii.een's garden. Yefterday, at/o~ne o'clock, his Ma-
il sty gave an audience to the RD Coe mcaaLos.
Yefierday the Dean of WASTMIIISTER preached be-
fore the Nobility, at the Chapel Royal.

On Saturday difpatches were received by Unifiers
and at the Admiralty, from Sir Fasosaacc BALL,
Governor of Malta.

Saturday about 300 Special Conftables of the dif.
Erie of the Police Office of Hatton Garden. met at
the Military Drill ground in Corporation row. Clerk.
enwell, for the purpore of being regiftered. and to
cleft from among themlelves leaders of claire', who
are to dire& a certain number to make regular returns
to the Magiftrates from time to time ; the whole to
be called forth for the proteftion of the capital In cafe
of an invafion, when the fervice of the military force
of the metropolis may be othervtife required.
The High Sheriff of the county of Limerick has
received a refpite until further orders, for Mr. DOL.
stets, who I,ttely killed his antagonift in a duel.
Early en Saturday morning, an affair of honour
was decided between a Mr. S—z, and a Mr.
D--s. Mr. D. was attended by his brother, at
his fecond ; and Mr. S. by a Mr. B---y. The
meeting took place in a field between Brompton and
Kenfington. The parties fired one fbot each. That
of Mr. D.'s. who fired firft. paled through the
fleftsy part of his antagonift's left thigh. Mr. S.'s
ball entered the right pap of his opponent. and lodg.
ed in his body. The wound was confidered mortal.
He was put into a chaife, in which, accompanied
by his brother, he drove to Hammerfmith. The
refufAl of Mr. L. to marry the tiller of Mr. S. after
a day bad been fixed for their union, was the cavil
of this probably fatal bassets.