Star.
London, England, 1804-08-24 00:00:00

by the invention of treachery and dilatation. But
the police, though lenient, is vigilant. Ptves (pies,
propagators, nay even his dopes, are known aad re
giflered ; and when their plots are near their matu-
rity, the Bicetre and the guillotine fhall reward them
hS they deferve."—( Le Memorial Anti-Brifaisipe, by

Barrcre.).
Thus we fee the French Government, in its anxiety
to lumina an enure or pretext for withholding infor-
mation from the people over whom it tyranniteh
confeifing what it has hitherto thought fit to deny.
that in France the people are not fatisfied with the
new Government, but murmur and complain. even
when threatened with the guillotine. at the milibiefs
brought upon them by the rettlefs ambition of their

felf created Emperor.
One of our cruisers, off Dunkirk, (poke laa Son.
day, with an American 'hip from Gravelines, for
Law, the Captain of which reports, that BOMA-
palms, notwithßanding the many promotions among
the Officers, and decorations for the Legion of Ho-
nour, diftributed both among the Officers and fol.
(tiers, in the army on the coati, has not met with the
fame reception as laft year ; the troops being either
tired of their long butaivity, ditheartenci by the daily
in(ults to which they are expofed from the Englith,
or difeontented with his treatment of Moasau, and
with his new Imperial dignity. Several reithoents.
that formerly ferved under Marius:, in Gerzomy,
have. ander pretence of a mutinous difpolition, bees
dilbanded, and the men in than fent to the colonial
depots, or incorporated with regiments that had been
in Egypt. This defpotic aa canted a great deal of
murmuring ; and when Boraraars, the-night after,
went to the Theatre at Boulogne, he experienced
proofs of the public opinion, fuch as be Brae expel.
ad, and which muted thisTheatre to be Rant op. The
drama of " Pair the Groat" was rep:canted ; when
this Emperor was announced by his heralds, the pit
cried out, "car Eapir.r 1.0 tiaperar I" To this Bo-
AAAAA TB paid little attention ; nor when, in another
part. at the arrival of the Priam If At alted, the pit
cried out," nor 1 Arkin, I" but when, in the fecond
al, Peter At Great threatens his faithful and brave
General Le Fort, with Merits, " rye Kerte is I" re-
founded from every part ; the Corlican left the Thea-
tre in a rage, and ordered the Public Commiffary to
furround the honk with folffiers, and find out who
the enziffaries of PITT were, that difturbed the midi-
once, and infulted him by their difloyal behaviour.
and feditious acclamations. Every perfon was, of
courfe, obliged to Thew his pats. or give an account
of himfelf. Among thefe was the American Captain,
who, being fnfpoted as a foreigner.narrowlyefcaped
a trial before a military commiffion, as a fpy. though
be was provided with a pats from Mr. Carrie, the
American Conful at Dunkirk, fubfcribed by the Mayor,
Citizen Eon say. This condo@ enraged Bow Arai?'
fo much the more,as among the fpeaators there was
loot ten perfons who did not belong to the army. Aa.
a punillment, he has Race harailed the troops from
Imorning to night with repeated exercifes and na-
-1 nceuvres, and is become fo morofe, that even his fa-
vourite Generals are afraid of fpeaking to him. This
temper and fpirtt of the army have induced him to
prolong his Ray on the coati.

Early yefterday morning, the cream-coloured and
Hanoverian horfes were removed from the King's
Mews to Windfor : in a fltort time after their arrival
his MAJIIITY and the Duke of Kane rode and is-
fpefted them at Cumberland Lodge.
The Poe-incases AMB•ll4DOllhadyeßerdayalong
interview with Lord MiLvaLLa at the Admiralty.
His Royal Highnefs the Duke of CAstutioas had
a long interview with Lord biILVILLt yeßerday, at
the Admiralty.
The juges& Ryinu now at Birmingham, our
Readers will be gratified to leans, is engaged next
feafon, to exhibit his pm talents at La Drury : his
general deportment is that of a well educated boy,
much ufed to genteel life. His mother, who is with
him at Birmingham, is an elegant and accomplifhed
woman. His -Clare of the receipts of the houfe IA
week was 961.
The Marquis and Marchionefs of Mimeos*,
Lord HAMILTON and CLAtioe HamiLeowl the two
Ladies HAMILTON, kc. left the priory at Staunton
on Monday left, for Shropfhire, on a vifit to Mr.
Barone, M. P. for Ludlow. The faintly intend
remaining there about a month.
By the deaths of the Earls of LIITILIO and Da
SAtT, two vavancies occur in the Irak Reprefentative
Peerage. The mode of eleaing Peers to (apply thefe
vacancies, as prefcribed by the Aft of Union, is as fol-
lows :--The Clerk of the Crown in Ireland forwards
to each Temporal Peer of that part, of the United
fKorintigicom, entitled
name otile t;eevrotew,hthwirimt wpalla *7.611:0t lefttlle
teßn of the writ, is to be retained into the Crown.
office, in Ireland, with the blank filled up. Only
one election ba. hitherto taken place. that on the
death of the late Lord R 146141111 t the candidates
were Vikounts C 'Lt.! and EULLoa. The
former Peer was elefted by a very gnat majority of
Totes.
The Porte is Rated to have received and fuhinitted
to the Cabinets of Vienna and Peterfbargb, condu-
cive evidence of the recent troubles in tervia. and in
Eg pi, having been railed and fapported by France.
Accounts from Alexandria Rate. that heatless
BF v, at the head of the Araks and Mamelnkes, has
made himfelf metier of the Butiloreand Old Cairo.
Prefident Baron Holm is the younefi of five bro-
thers, and fon of Baron Hermi Welt:oiler of State
to the Duke of &Rossetti,, atsdleconfidered one of
Itits fiat jurifconfults is Germany. His filler an
amiableand siceomplifbed lady, is sanded to an Eng
Mr gentlemen*, Mr. Deans, who lately bead a Vice