Star.
London, England, 1804-04-10 00:00:00

FOREIGN MAILS.

Aaother Hamburgh mail and alto one from Got-
tenbnrgh arrived this morning. By the former we
learn that the unfortunate Duke d'Exonz Ira has fal-
len a vi aim to ch. machinations employed for his
dettruflinn. Pofterity will hardly credit the particu-
lars of this Prince's arra, trial and eaecution. The
French people themfelwes will in the and avenge his
death on the heads of his murderers.
Letters from Genoa of the tab ult. Rate that the
Toulon fleet was Rill in port.

At Munich and other places, tome Emigrants from
France have been arrened, at the inflance of the
French Envoy, Citizen Orvo. Among them is the
late Bilbop of Ctiat.oss, who has refided at Munich
feveral years. He is now upwards of 70 ; but at the
eflairlifhment of the Concordat he mitt d to fend in
his refignation.

11011 THI HAMMON COILIMPONDINTIN, •PILIL 3.
Paris March 23.

The febtenci of death agatnft the Duke
wan sinscamied into execution in the night between
the alit and sad. He was (hot in the Bois de Vie-
r-Hari, about ttvo o'clock in the morning. The Prince
was brought hither from Ettenheim on the evening of
the xoth, in a coach with fix horfes, under an efeort
of so Gera. X Argus, and carried to the Temple, but
not imprifoned there ; his conduetors, on their arri-
val, finding an order to convey him to the Cattle of
Vincennes. What is termed a Military cosurniffion,
was immediately affemMed. • .
The Prince was fo extremely fatigued with his
journey, that he could fcarcely refrain from fleeping.
even in this critical moment. He defired to fpeak
with the Fire Conful, but this could not be permitted.
He then celleeed himfelf, and met death with firm-
nets. It is fdid that he would not (idler his eyes to
be bound. Several Generals were prefcnt when he
was (hot.

The General of Brigade MULIx, the Prefident of
the Military Commifflon on the Duke D'Emouien,
diftingnifhed himfclf at the taking of the Bale on
the 14th of July, 1789.
The Firfl Conful is now at Malmaifon, and only
admits to his prefcnce fuck perfons as have to fpeak
with him on bufinefs.

PICHEGRU will not fuller the wouods which he
received at the time of his assert, to be bound up.

The 5 per cents. confels are fallen to 51 fr. Go c.
Some of the perfons implicated in the Late confpi.
racy have efcaped into Switzerland, in confequence
of which General VIAL has given in a note to the
Government of Bern.

HANOVER,. MARCH 30.

About 8000 troops from the interior of France are
expeCted to reinforce the army in Hanover. This
news is abfulutely con!radieted by the following in-
telligence, according to which, M. Von Maraca,
who is gone as Deputy from the States to Paris, is
laid to have written word, that in the fpace of one
month, the political flotation of Hanover will pro-
bably undergo a favourable change.
The amount of the war tax levied in the Ele&orate
is calculated at 1,25 rix dollars, which will be
applied to pay the arrears of the French army.

As foon as the Cavalry of the Hanoverian Legion
are mounted, they will go Co Brun-els.

HAIIPUICH, APRIL 3•

In conformity with the above news is A teport,
which has been circulated here for thcfc two days
pall with fume canfrderice, that the French in Hano-
ver would very Coon be replaced by Priiirlan tronp ,
and that the Elbe ~nd Wcf.:r would then be ;mrn...•
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