Star.
London, England, 1805-05-20 00:00:00

11.1MAIlltGli 11.41 L.

Plats, APRIL 27.—0 n the arrival of the news of
the junaion of the Toulnn feet with the frivadron at
Cadiz, the 5 pzr cent. conic& role from 56; to 58 1.
3o c.

A report prevails here that the Bra fleet is alfo
gone out, but this news is falfe ; it is, however, very
advantageous to us under the prefent circumflances
that the fleet is ready to put to fea, in order to keep
the Englifh in motion, to alarm them, and turn their
attention to other fohjeels.
The Minitter of Marine, and the Batavian Le-
gation have received, according to the fame re-
port, the news that the Toulon fleet has formed a
junCtion near Cadiz, with the fquadron of Admiral
GRAVINA ; this combined fleet which, according
to fo►ne, is twenty, and, according to others, tw enty-
two (hips of the line, has continued its route very
tranquilly, and cannot be pu;fued by the Englith
fquadrons in the Mediterranean, uecanfe the latter
are not ptovided with awes for a voyage of any
length.
A great number of (hips of the line, flationed at
Cadi might join our feet, but that they are not yet
entis cly aimed and equipped. Admiral V/LtE-
NEUVC, Conintander of the Touloi, could not
wait for them.

M. de GALL°, Amhalrador from the King of Na-
ples to our Court, let out yellerday for Milan, there
to Alia at the corowation of his Majelly the King of

MAv 4.—Our camps on the fide of the Channel
are to be confiderably teinforced; that of Boulogne is
compofed olive divifions, commanded by the Gene-
rals VANDAMMF; LEGRAND; Sr. HILLA:?,E; HAUT-
POULT; and SUCM sr ; that of Bruges is formeel of four
diva-inns, under the orders of Gern.rals Fit I A N r, WA L.
THER, DEHILLY; and WATIFR ; and that of M •
trend, is compoled of four div;iitots, cornmatielcd oy
Generals LOISIN, TILLY; DUPONT, and Mat. ER.—
The corps of reterve of thefe different camps are the
relerve of grenadiers, tinder the orders of General
Ounixor ; that of cavalry, commanded by General
BOURCIFR ; and the two divilions of dragoons, com-
manded by Generals KLEIN and BARAcuAtlYkiit-
' LIERS.

BRUSSELS. APRIL 27.—The cattier of the mail
from Paris to Btuthis, which ought to havc arrived
in the comic of the day of the 20d1 of Aims!, did not
arrive ill very late at night. This delay was occ,ifion-
ed by a circumtlaw:e, 01 which the following is the
detail The courier named Royol was !lopped and
robbed in the (melt of Compiegne on the night be-
tween the 18th and 19th. A traveller who accom-
panied him was robbed of 1 zoo francs, and a lady
who was alfo in the fame carriage 101 l all her jewels.
The courier Rates, that the brigands who committed
this outrage, v etc fevt.n in number, and clothed in
uniforms, over which each wore a fhirt, and they
had their heads wrapped in handkerchiefs, and they
made not the !call attempt on the letters ; we are
aihured, that three of thele btigands are already
taken.

MA DRin, APRIL 16.—We are Allred that the fhips
of war at Carthagena have likewile joined the com-
bined fleet from Toulon and Cadiz.

APRIL I R —Yellerday JEROME BONOPERTE arrived
here, under the name old ME. ALBERT, Irom
He has taken up his relidence at the hotel of Malta ;
and to•morrnw will proceed on his journey to Paris.
His lady, who expeels f.on to I,t in, is gone by fea
from Lithon to Holland.

Yefterday a younger fon of General MOKE A ar-
rived here, who is going to his father a! Cadiz.
We are ail-arc:l that the united French and Spanifh
fleets, amounting together to eighteen (hips of the
line, ftven fri;;ates, a corvette, and three brigantines,
are chained to form a juntli,;n with the fquadron at
Ferrol.

CADIZ, APRIL 9.—Of the twelve folps of the line
that were fitting out here, only fix are fnfiicietitly
manned, and ready to fail ; the other fix will not Le
able to follow them loon, a.; we have uut failors
enough to man them.
. _ _

General MOREAU will embark in a .ew days, with
his family, for New Yotk.
AMSTERDAM, MAY 3.—Vsre this infant received,
by an extraordinary conveyance, ietters from
Lcr-
horn, which announce, that the French feinadron fri.m
Touhai had landed to.coo men in Egypt. It ap-
pea:a that AdinirallVlLer soy E had 0.-dzrs to make
the eiv.:rny believe his pri.jea was to ewer :nto the
Atlantic. tor, it is certaii,, that he left Tuition at a
time that he was oblerved by many frigates. He has
failed towLrtis the wett, and patkd before Gibraltar
in the middle of the day ; he appeared off Cadiz,
but entered into the Mediterranean the fame night,
without being perceived by the enemy, and muting
along Africa, lieered for Alexandria. During this
time Admiral NELsom, app lied that the French fleet
was dellined for Egypt, dirated his comfe towards
Sicily, and arrived at Palermo on the loth of April ;
but having learned that Admiral VILLENEUVE had
pallid the Strait, he immediately went in purfuit,
and arrived before Gibraltar the fame time that the
French feet doubled Cape Bon, and failed for Alex-
andria, they have fifteen days advantage over the
Englifh. We expel the confirmation of this impor-
tant intelligence.
MAY 4.—We have acconnts here from Paris, that
the combined French and Spanith fleet which failed
from Cadiz on the loth tilt. has put into Lilbon.
ITALY, APRIL O.—Two Englifh frigates, from
the fleet of Admiral NELsosr, have put into the har-
bour of Naples. One of them has been over Amon
the whole Mediterranean lea, in quell of the Toulon
liter, but without finding it.
APRIL 20.—The French AmhaiErdor at Naples,
M. Aeo,y IR, is gone from thenc.aby the way of Runic,
to Milan, to wait on the Emperor. •
The Republic of Lucca appears to be defined to
undergo fume change. Six hundred men from the
French garrifon at Leghorn have been fent to Luc-
ca, and Gentrai VERNIER is gone thither in perfon
to meet them. Of thee, Soo are to remain in the
city, and too tube placed as a garrifon in the har-
bour of Viarregto. They have Liready occupied their
feveral poßs.

The Duchefs of CUMBILLAN D is goo.: f n Rome
into the Venetian territory, to pats the fumble,. there ;
after which (he will return to Germany. •
According to the late!' accounts from Florence,
the Queen ot• Eroto I a, who has fent deputies to Mi-
lan, will likewife repair thither in perfon, to obtain
from the Emperor, if poffible, an alleviation for her

kingdom, by the diminution of the number of French
troops there.
MILAN, APRIL 22.—M. de TALLEYRA RN Mini-
fier for Foreign Affairs, the Minitter at War, BFR-
THIER, and the Members of the Confulta, are arrived
here.

A French fhip of war, of 24 guns, has arrived at
Genoa, from Toulon. In contequence of the flrong
call wind which has prevailed for fume time, (he was
twenty days on her [mirage, which, with a favoura-
ble wind, might have been performed in twenty•fonr
hours. This eallerly wind has been extremely in fa-
vour of the Toulon fleet, in its patrage to the Straits
of Gibraltar.

TURIN, APRIL IR.—Their Imperial Maidlies are
to pats over Mount Cenis in ledan chairs of the p.m tt-
ell beauty, which have been made at Turin. That
of the Emperor is lined with crimfon Patin ornament-
ed with fringe, and tale's of gold. That of the Em-
prefs is blue Patin, with fringe and taffels of flyer.—
M. the Prefea of Mount Blanc, has caufed all the
fnow to be cleared away, which covered the new
road which croffes that nymntai.: ; it is by this rot:.e
their Imperial :.lajAies will pals from Lanflebouto
to the Plain.

St SILIN, APRIL I o —The corps rl infurvnti.pnfl-
cd in the cnviron. of Belgrade Las been considerably
reinforced Avithin thefe few days ; and, as other divi-
lions of troops are expeaed, the Serviao fOrces united
on this point, under the orders of C. 2 taw Cr:ofmk.,
will loon amount to from 23 to 22,003 men. The
advanced polls of this army are now under the can-
non of Belgrade. The other corps of infurgents poll-
ed on the frontiers of Bofni4 and Bulgaria, have like
vice received reinforcements.
ST. PET E RSHURGH, APRIL 20.—1 t has been re-
ported, within thefe few days, that the intended jour-
ney of the Chatnnerlain, NovosurzOVF, to Bltufls, is
pat nil for an in3cfinite time.
IT is laid that fame, not very fatisfaflory difpatches,
lately received .y Government, have been the cattle
of this pofiponetnent.
BEF.L N, May 4..—A Courier from Conflantino-
pie has paiil:d through this city, in great Italie, for
London. An Officer has alto arrived from Prince
Yptilanti, the Holpodar of Wallachia, who brings,
it is faid, very itt.2ortant difpatches relative to the
Sublime Prte.

They v. rite lily.. Vienna, that the camp which was
to he I,u-tutu:l in Gallic;a, will not take place.
MAY 7.—The (titian Miniller, refident ar Rome,
M. Flu NI/tutor, has received orders from his Ma-
jeily t repair to Milan, to be prefcnt at the corona.
tion oldie King of Italy. The Marquis of Lucche
fini, at the fame time, has received permitTion to at-
tend his Prutfian Majelly at .eutth, on his arrival
there.

Vetter,'ly a Courier from London pafild through
Bolin, in great !lade, for St. i'eteribitrgli. M.
D'Oms4os, who is appointed Swedifh Secretary of
Legation at Madrid, is arrived here.

LEIPZIC, MAY NOITIOSITZOFF ;s already on
his way to Italy aid France, to open negrsciations
relative to a general peace. He is exp:Eled fliortly
at Berlin.

According to the propolitions for peace, fupported
by a Northern Court. Malta is to be reltored to the
order ; hut, till the completion of a general peace,
to be occupied by Ruffian and Ne.:pohtan troops, as
neut al territory. The fecund point finds difficulties
At Lundon.

LONDON.