Star.
London, England, 1805-04-03 00:00:00

" Z embrace this opportunity of renewing to you
profeffions of the confideratiun with which I am, &c."
Aaa Fro, Jaw. 11.—The intelligence of the great
vielory gaiqpd by the Perfians, is confirmed. The
Ruffians have loft the half of-their artillery ; they
were broken by the Perlin cavalry, and obliged to
abandon Erivan and Teflis. We cannot conceive
Nil the Ruffians can reconcile the fpirit of modera-
tion they profefs with the war they carry on againft
perfia, by expofing large armies even on the borders
of the Araxes.
The Iman of Mafcate fet out from Baffora to re-
turn to Mafcate. His voyage was unfortunate. The
will in which he embarked was taken by an Arabian
corfair ; he was carried before Vifshabi, who ordered
his head to be Bruck off.
GsNoap MARCH 9.—On the eft of this month an
Auftrian fhip which left Corfu on the 19th of Taft
month entered the port of Venice. By this veffel we
learn that after the arrival of two Englith brigs at
Corfu, eight Ruffian (hips of war, having on board a
body of troops, hove lip their anchors, leaving in the
place aitarrifon of about four thourand 'men. The
arrival at Corfu of two Englifh brigs, making a part
the fquadron of Admiral GRIM, is confirmed by
other intelligence ; but no mention is made of the
embarkation of Ruffian troops', or of the departure of
any Ruffian lips of war.
aiaicitenay, Magee 15....-The journey of the;
Imperial, German, and Aufirian Majefties to Italy,
Is definitively fixed for the beginning of April.. The
Hereditary Prince of Wtarswalao, who had been
in the fervice of Auftria, has demanded his dif-
charge. His Imperial Highnefs, the Grand bat
CONSTANTINE of Ruffia, has arrived at Vienna: his
Hignefs is there imoviito.
MARCH 24.—0 n Friday late General
Miasmal. arrived here in a yacht from Amfterdam.
—immediately on his arrival he fet off on horfeback
for the Camp at Zeift, accompanied by all the fiipe-
rior officers who happened to be here. After view-
ing the camp and infpeEling the troops, he returned
to Amfterdam.
Coasrawrimoets, Fits. t.—A Greek of Akika,
the capital of Turkifh Georgia, has brought intelli-
gence, that she Pachs, having difcovered a corre
fpondence between the Ruffians, tome individual. of
the country, and two Greek Prieto', had canted the
two latter to be beheaded. The Ruffian General at
Tellis, when made acquainted with this citctwllance,
is Paid to have marched a body of troops against
Akika.
Three Ruffian (hips and a frigate made their ap-
ptarance lately at Phare. After Tome hefitation the
e3tootandant allowed one veal to enter and fail up
the river. It appears that the Ruffians mean to dia.
lblifh thenifelves definitively at Phare.
Fria. i4..—We have received an account of the lots
of a Ruffian man of War of 8o guns, which failed from
Sebatopolis in the month of OEMber. She was full
of troops. Every foul on board periled.
IMPERIAL DECREES.

TIM COISSULT• OF STILT!' TO TUB 1110FLE Of THE
ILINGDoiI OF ITALY..--(EITI•CT.)

The new State, created In the miclit of political commo lions
could odt at once arrive at s degree of perfection, of power, and of
Length fulikient to (emu forever its caißence? repute, and prof
perky. However valt and mterprifmg the genius of its launder,
he moll have panted before infurmountable °Mocks, and his wit*.
dem Well could not ontlitip circumftancei. Such was the lot of
oar Republic, when it made its fief appearance fuddenly in the
raided horizon of Europe.
A great Bride was made, when at the Affcmbly at Lyons, under
theUnfpica and dire lion of its creator, it gave kid( a new Coo-
Ilisition, mid proclaimed faros Chief the man whole power and
enlightened mind could molt rapidly rade it to that rank and con •
Ideation to which its dtitinies entitled it. The example of Fiance
at length bore curnildion to every onad,and its happy refults provetl
that it was time to imitate her. The Confulta of State has cool.
munkated its thoughts. and its willies to the augiaft Chief of the
State, and already fubmitted the refute of its deliberations, when
It was latticed to Paris to attend the Cotonason of Napoleon, Em-
peror of the French.
This =aim, dictated by love and gratitude., impofed as a duty
by the public good, has been agreed to. Napoleon Is Ring of he-
ly. The CroWo is hereditary from male to male, in his diced,
lawfbl. natural, and adoptive line. But he alone can unite the
two Crow ns, and his faccelfors are invariably to rank on the ter-
ritories of the State.
People of Italy, expand your hearts t 3 hope and to exultation.
War this woman commences the farce of your brilliant (Wh-
ales. What glory and prefpertty ought you not afpire to ? Your
Icing will loon be amongft you ; he will go kfs to ornament
his augult head 'with the Crown, than to witneli your wants,
to probe, hinifelf, the Ain bleeding wounds of your calamities,
and to provide a definitive organization to keine your km.
; %trinity.
You will crowd to fee him; your yokes and acclamations will
be the interpreters of your kotiments ; and he will read In your
eouotenances the refped, the admiration, the love, and the grati-
tude with which your fools arc penetrated.
March tp. Signed, Ste.
Then follow feveral decrees relating to the order and ceremo-
ny of the Coronado. of the King of Italy, by Napoleon, by the
Grace of Goo and the Conflitutiona, Emperor of the French, and
Ring of Italy.
The Brit ordains that the Confecration and Coronation Clan
take place on the 23J of May, at Milan, and regulates the order
of rtectdence of thofc who are to attend. The fecond fum mune
the Leg:fladve Body to inert on the r Ith of May at Milan ; and
the thiuti Sammons an extraordinary meeting of the Ekdtoral Col
kgea at Milan to the t gth of next May. All Jared at the Palace
of the TbutHeriet, Mardi 12, 1805
Pants, NI/At 23.—His Majefly will go at eleyeti
o'clock en Sundry next to the Thuilleties to Lear
mars. The proceOlon will be fplendid. After MAIS
s Maje y will receite the Senate,and the new Am-
eatradcr of Spain will percent his credentials.
l'.e C-14.;;Ilar vt State, Yreka of rulicx, has

publifhed an order for the regulation a the Police.
at St. Cloud, on Sunday, the-4th of March, on 'be
oecafion pf her Imperial,Majefly's fete, and of the
baptifm of his Imperial Hthnefs Prince /slaroi.gos
Louis.

Catll, MARCH 20.—0 n the 17th inft. a divifion
of the 'flotilla, confuting of twelve veffels from Cher.;
bourg, bad a fmart action with an Englifh fqua-
dron. The engagement continued from fix till half
pall (even in the evening, when the Englifb fquadron
was compelled to (beer off, and the divifion of the
flotilla fucceeded without any accident in reaching
the port of Caen.