Star.
London, England, 1804-04-03 00:00:00

WAICH 23.

Letters from Rotterdam brought by an extraor-
dinary courier, contain the important intelligence
that, do the 16th of March, orders were given for a
general embargo in all the ports of Enghind.—/Ife-
aittar.

••In the fitting of the Legiflative Body of the sad
of March, a plan was introduced for railing 60,000
Confcripts for the year t 3.
On this occafion Lectr, the orator of the Govern•
ment, introduced the Fallowing obfervations :
" If the Government requires of you, Citizen Le-
iflators, to place at its difpofal tiny thoufand men,
it is not that you need to give new reinforcements to
the army, to terminate the public war which has been
declared againft us, and which is fo ridiculoolly car-
ried on by the Englith Government. The foldiers of
the Republic now in eziftence,are more than fufficient
for punilbing that perfidious Government, and the
political fituation of the reft of ,Europe does not re-
quire any augmentation of our force. It is not that
we have need to reinforce the army to carry on that
Blameful and fecret war waged againfl us by the Go.
vernment of England—a war a thoufand times more
difhanourable than the public warfare which prevails
at the prefent moment. The numerous friends of
the country who furround the Chief of the State, le-
corded by the army, now completed, are more than
adequate to guarantee his life, fo precious to all good
Frenchmen, to every friend of humanity, and to re-
prefs and puniffi all the keret and declared enemies
of liberty and of the Ilepablic. No, Citizens Legif-
lators, the demand which the Government now make
arifes from no extraordinary motive. Its only °bled,
its only end is, its only want is, to keep up the orga-
nization of the array, and to continye that annual
augmentation of the referee which will complete its
eßabliihmeut. It was thus alter the year 8 that you
had the fame difpofable force. It is thus in the year
13, as in former years, the Government will not em
ploy in all their latitude the powers carolled to it,
%till& it is driven to it by eircumaanees." '
FROM 'rim PARIS PAPERS.
Ravistion, Fes. z7.—Citizen Bacot*, Charge
d'Affaires of the French Republic, having communi-
cated to the Diet the Pore's Brief, by which his Ho-
linefa defires the intervention of the FIRST Consul.,
with retpeft to the affairs of religion in Germany,
has in confequence prefented the following Note :
a. Ile Charge d'Affaires a the Dena Republic has received
orders (rem is Government to osainuateate to the General Diet
of the Germanic Empire a of the Reid which his Hainefs
h addathed to the PIM Corfal, end to denim the the Nat
Capful cannot avoid yield* to the willies of the Help rasher. in
regard to the Intervention width his Hansa dame& of Ida The
Rsdy Intareit which the PIA Coolid rains in Y that contributes
to the laterals of Religion, makes him with that the , new ar-
rangements, which will paha?s require the fret Mr of the Pope,
easy be made In the rinthrks of equity and moderation, emd that
they may not • •ws. soy aaeefeeh or painful fenfadoe to his
(*lied) • BACH 111."
Magee t s.—Yefterday Citizen BRcsie prefented
the following Note :
• As atm of the difpolltions made by the Diet have met with
great in thdr esecidoet, and a peat mithaderßandlag
Kemal amen the Samos of the Empire with regard to them, his
Makeity the Emperor ei Rolla, has SOW to the Pitt Coda,
his with, thee the two Pourers Whole Mediation Aril prepared the
fsbmuy enochlion of the femur are angeounts,theold spin Inter-
fare, to preemie sew casks of kliegs differeocee,efpecially in what
relates to die rights oldie Equeltrian Order.
• The Fedi Cenral has with pleafure accepted this overture from
his Melay the Em of Ruth% and the eilawailsii4 charted
so notify the fosse to the Diet. (Signed) •

ROTTBILDAN, Maacm 6.—lt appears beyond a
doubt, that Vice-Admiral Harrstat it has attacked,
with his Iquadron, and the troops he had on board,
the Englifh fettlements in Ceylon. We expedt very
loon the details of his expedition.
The left letters from the Cape of Good Hope are
of the date of September 39—The Governor Gene.
ral bad made all poffible arrangements for the de-
fence of the place m cafe of attack. Accounts from
India are alto received through the fame channel,
which Rate that our naval force in thole leas is equal
to that of England. The girt iron of Batavia, rein.
forced in the courfe of Lail year, with more than
three thonfand men, is in a Rate to oppofe a vigorous
refißance to the enemy.

HACUt. MARCH 13.—The Legiflative Body have
voted, by a great Majority, the fum of 69,783,403
guilders for the ordinary and extraordinary expenees
of the current year. There being, already a deficit
of forty millions, a plan of a loan is proptifed, loge.
ther with a lottery, in which Batavian referipts and
other paper will be received, and the greateft prise
to be one million of guilders.
MARCH 20..—Citlae0 SCNIMIN INCR, Our
Ambaffador at Paris, has tranfinitted a letter to our
Minißer for Foreign Affairs, informing him, that the
FIRST CONSUL difavows and highly dtrapproves the
condua of the French troops refpcfling the late
leisure of Engldh merchandise.
A letter from General E he French com-
mander at Blankenberg, gives an accouc of the fate
arrival of Admiral Vil/NURIL, with his nettle, at
Oftcnd.

Lail week fame very ferions difputes arofe between
fhe French grenadiers and Batavi.in cavalry in this
garrifm. Thee differenccs have, however, beta
fettled by the interference of the officers of the refpee-
tie, corps._

I.ener% born Vienna of the 3cl ink. Rate. that the

Radian and Neapnlitan Ambagadnrs have recently
had t 'pealed intei IrieWS With ILI Emptfor and the
&Old, k•% Groat n, Jo 14 or, an,' Apt moat'.

TIOLITIONopit N UTR .ILT7" rof GAR:II4IV r.
# AND ARREST OF THE DORF D'ENGHIEN.

RiTRACT OF A ►RIVATR LET TER PROM STRESIUROII,

OF THE 16TH OF MAltcll.

. -
48 The affembling of the emigrants on our frontiers
has oecafioned meafores of which I ttanfmit to you
the circumftances and refult as they are reported.
without Itr;.;ly pled.ging yfelf for accuracy in every
refped. It is M. Cat) Lincouir, aide-de-camp
of the FIRST CONSUL, who has directed thole 111C7.•
fares. On the evening of the day before yefterday
he canted the gate leading into Germany to be open-
ed, and paired through it with General LEM, Com-
mandant of the Fifth Military Divifion. towards the
right Bank of the Rhine. A little before this a body
of infantry, and a ftrong divifion of the regiment of
cavalry lying in garrifon at this City, betides a divi-
lion of the national guard, had been ftationed on the
Banks of the Rhine. They croffed this river in the
night, and directed their march through Kehl to
Offenbourg, which was immediately perceived by our
troops. Their Commandant ordered to be pointed
out to him the habitations of the. emigrants who re-
tided there, whom they wilhed to faze. They were
immediately put under arrell. Some of this defcrip-
tion were alto arrefted at Kehl. This expedition was
co,nduded in the greaten order, and executed with
the greaten propriety.
" It is reported that Generals DR CAMANCOURT
and Livar have themfelves returned to Offenbourg.
During the whole of the morning of yefterday the
paflkge of the Rhine was bola Nobody was permit.
ted to eras the river, even with pairporta. About
mid-day the column of Offenbourg again entered our
city by the citadel, after having committed to the
Commandant their prifoners, the number of whom
amounted to about fifteen. They are provilionally
detained. Among them are the Baron as Rama.
and the Asia D'Erwaa, formerly a Member of the
Coaftituent Affembly ; he had been employed doting
his emigrancy as Vicar General of Cardinal de Rohan.
There has been alto welted, but by a miftake, the
Director of the Loft at Kehl ; he was rcleafed, there-
fore, yefterday afternoon.
" On the fame night another column of our troops,
compofed of infantry, of cavalry, of artillery and
dear d'arrvs, croffed alto the Rhine at Rbeoau, about
fix leagues difkance from this upon the road to Bti-
fack.—We are allured, that their objeO was to recon-
noitre the city of Ettenheim, and to arreft fuch con•
fpirators as might be found there. It is pofitively
afferte: that Dutsouttez continued there for more
than fifteen dam—They talk alto of feveral of the
French Ex-Princes having lately arrived ; but the
iffue of this expedition is not yet afcertained. Betides,
by the content of the Court of Baden. a Coanfellor of
Baden arrived here the day before yefterday ; and
during the two lall days, feveral couriers had been
difpatebed to Carlfruhe, and had returned. Kehl is
already evacuated by our troops, and the communi-
cation has been again eltablillted tince yefterday.
Yefterday morning were arreffed here about ten
perfons, who are (aid to be implicated in the con-
(piracy. Ansonga them are the ci-devant Count of
TOULOOSILAOTRIC, Madame DR KLEINMAN°, lifter
in law of the • General of that name, the Cure of
Eau sums, and othm, moftly emigrants who had
returned:—There was alto arrefted here about mid-
day, General Da swot es, who had prefided three years
ago in the Council of war, which acquitted the accom-
plices of Pica scw.
44 Madame LAJOLAIS, the brother 6f the
octal Lao: mats, Den:ono' and his wife, have been
condirded to Paris undd the efeort of the gendar-
merie. We are allured alto, that Chasing has been
arrefted in the Upper Rhine."—Paltieifie.'
STRESOURGH, MARCIA 16...41111C the arrival of
General Cat, coo &tithe aide& tamp of the Farr
Comma., difcufficins of the greaten importance have
been going forward. On the day of his arrival he
fent off a courier to Carifruhe. Two days ago this
courier returned with difpatches, and loon after ar-
rived a delegate from the Court of Baden. It is on-
derftood that CAULINCOURT had demanded in the
name of the Fie sr Coast; t., permifflon from the Elec-
tor to arreft tome emigrants and confpirators who
had taken refuge in his territories. This pertniffion.
it is faid, was given without the flighteft hefitation.
Yefterday morning feveral thoufand of our troops,
confining of infantry, cavalry, artillery, and gendar-
merie, paffed the Rhine at Rbenau, Plobiheim, and
Kehl, and there inverted two of the principal diftrids
where the confpirators refided.—There places were
Ettenheim and Offenbourg. It is faid. that General
Dussoual az and the Du'ke d'Eac Man were, the day
before yefterday, at Ettenheim. We (hall learn to-
day whether they have been feized, for the troops
fent on this bufinefs are on their return. If the ru-
mour is well founded that the Count d'Aavots and
the Prince os Cocos are alto at Ettenheim, or its
environs, they ate now probably alto in our power.
The curiofity of the public on this point is not lets
ftrong than it is excufable. There were great crowds
during the whole of yefterday on the two great roads
leading from B: ilac and Kehl to obtain the earlieff
intelligence of the arrest of confpirators.
At Offenhourg every meafure has been executed
without noire and without oppofition. Not Ids than
fourteen confpirators have been arrefted there, whom
they have lince brought to our citadel. Among them
is Madame DI REICH. It has not been yet afcertaioed
who the others are.

So late as yellerday at mid day they had planted
cannons oppofite the Pont du /thin ; and till the re-
turn of our troops, who arrived yefterday about mid-
day, all communication from the one bank to the
other of this river was aridly prohibited. At preterit.
however, the palage is open.
Many arrefts took place here yefterday, particularly
the emigrants, who had returned. Among
reZividuals arrefled is mentior.cd theabove-name
Demarco, who has been committed to prifon. Ds•
N 01.431, and the wife of the Ez•General Lajoaais,
have let out for patio under a large efcort.
General CA IFUN CO I/ aT Mill remain here fame days
lonler.—jeansof de Connerree.
MAliCol 57.—There have been arrefted at Et.
tenheim, about a dozen individuals implicated in
the conipiracy. Among them there are two Eng.
batmen of diftintion, commiaioned to enter on
this buGnefs by their Government. All of theft per.
ions are .mow imprifoned in the citadel of Strafborg.
They were cow:laded thither in carriages, under an
ekort of gendarmerie and cavalry. The infantry fol-
lowed them at fume iiiltance. They went tkough

their fit ft examination at the hotel of the Prete& of
the Lower Rhine. It is underflood that General
Cau Ls:scout? was prefent at this examination.—. •
Orders were expeaed from the Government as to
the ulterior defiination of thefe prifoners. All the
papers and correfpondence of the perfon, arrelted,
not only at Offenbourg but at Ettenheim, have been
(cited and brought into our town. There is every
reafon to think that the perufal of them will lead to
new difcoveries. Iv the mean time there is no longer
any doubt of the defigns of thefe men devoted to the
defigns of England. Their objeß was, if their plot
had fucceeded, to introduce themfelves into our cita-
del, and, after having elated this, to direft the whole
of the artillery in fuch a manner as to prevent the
Citizens from attacking them. We are allured. that
a fimilar plan was in contemplation, with refpeft to
leveret other of the frontier towns. We fhall be ena-
bled to furnifh more ample details as (bog as the Go*
vernment publithes the official details of this estenfive
confpiracy.
The inhabitants of Ettenheim, and of the Right •
Bank of the Rhine in general, experienced louse do.
ree of alarm. becaufe they were ignorant of the ob.
set of the confpiratorss but. as Coon as they were ap.
piled of it, their confidence in their fern rity returned.

TRIAL OF THE DUKE LYENOHIEN.
Special Minim Conenterwo, conititetad in the Fitt !Mi-
sery Divide°, la vino* of a deuce of the Government, dated
that spa Ventoth (sods of March) is the Feat Twelve of
the Illerdelic, One and Indivilible
JODOSSIIIT.

In the ass of the Preach People, this 30th Vostok (March
as). ha the Twoll.h Year of the Republic.
The Military and Special Commifflon formed in
the firft military divillon, in virtue of a decree oft's,
Government, dated the aptli Veatofe (March so),
compofed, agreeably to the law of the loth Frnetidor,
(Sept. 6) in the year Five, of fevers Members, con.
fißing of
Citams Hahn, General of Brigade, Commander of the feet
Grenadiers of the Confular Guard, Preddent.
Gahm, Colouei Commander of the Firli Regiment of Qatar-
hers.

Bezuwoert, cedocel Commander of the Fourth Regiment et
Light Infantry.
Rieder, Colooel.Commander of the Eighteenth Regiment of In-
fantry of the lint '
Barrok, Cokoe.Commander of the Ninety-firth Reline= of
Infantry of the line:
Retitle, Colonel-Cormaantkr of the keened Regiment of the Mo-
ak* I Beanie! Pan&
D'Autatwourt, CaPtain-Pdajoir .of. the Seleesd Gendarmerie.
now In the nercik of fie Penelope of Repining Captain.
Mein, Captain in tips Eighteesei Regimens of Infantry of the
line, Resider.
The whole of there were named by Musser, the
General in Chief, Governor-of Paris, and Commasa-
der of the Flea Military Djvifion.
'he raid PreGdent, Mcmbers reporting, Captain,
and Regiger, neither being relations nor perfons con.:
smiled within the degrees of affinity prohibited by the
law, met according to appointment.
By the orders of the General in Chief Governor of
Paris, the CommiLGon was opened at the Cale of
Vincennes, in the houfe of the Commander of the
place, for the purpofe of proceeding in the trial of
Louis Awrotws fiFmar at BOURBON, Duke d'Eng-
hien, born at Chantilly the ad day of Anita, 1772;
of light hair and eye-brows, black eyes, (mall mouth;
aqualine note, and of a hand(ome figure.
The accufations againft him included fix charges
He was accufed, firft, of having carried artn,
againft the French IL-public; fecondly, of having of-
fered his Cervices to the Englifh Government, the
enemy of the French people; thirdly, of receiving
and having, with accredited agents of that Govern-
mint, procured means of °bawling intelligence in
France, and confpiring again& the ukternai and ex-
ternal fecurity of the State.
The fourth charge was, that he was at the head
of a body of French and other Emigrants paid by
England, formed on the frontiers of France, in the
&tries of Fribourg and Baden. Fifthly, of having
attempted to foment intrigues at Straffiurg, with the
view of creating a rifing in the adjacent Departments.
for the purpofe of operating a ffiverfion favourable
to England.
The left charge was, that he was one of thofe con-
cerned in the confpiracy planned by the Engliffi for
the affaffination of the Fs asr Consul., and intending,
in cafe of the fuccefs of that plot, to return to France.
The Commiffion being opened, the Prefident or-
dered the Officer appointed to conduEt the accufation.
to read all the papers which went either to the crimi-
nation or acquittal of the prifoner.
After the reading of thefe papers was finifhed, thq
aectifed was introduced by tit° guard, free and un-
fettered, before the Commiffion. •
He was interrogated as to his name, furnarae, age.
place of birth, and abode.
_ _

In his anfs;er he Rated, that his name was Louts
ANTOIND 'Hamar Di BOOMS, Duke d'Escitian,
aged 3a years, that he was born at Chantilly, near
Paris, and that he had left France in the year 1789.
After the Prefident had finilhed his interrogatories
refpeling all the points contained in the ace:dation,
and after the accured had urged all that he could in
his defence, the Members were next afked if they
had any ohrervations to offer on the rubjed ? They
all replied in the negative, and the secured was or-
dered to be taken out of Court, and concluded back
to prifon. The Officer condu.ling the profecution,
and the Regißer, as well as the Auditors, were then
ordered to withdraw by the Prefident.
The Court deliberated for tome time, with doled
doors, on the refpedive charges as already Rated.—
The queflion was put by the Prefident on each of the
charges feparately. Each of the Member, in rue-
cake delivered his opinion. The Prefident was the
lad in delivering his judgment. The refult was, that
the Court unammoufiy found the peifoner guilty of
all the fix charges. The nest quedion put was to
the punilhment to be jellified. The queßion was
here again put in the fame way as before, and the
following was the fentence of condemnation
The Special Military Commiffion condemns unani-
moully to death Louis Amroim a HINRY de Bova-
aos. Duke d'Eacni an, on the ground of his being
guilty of ading as a fpy, of correfpondence with the
enemies of the Republic, and of cool-piracy againa the
external and internal fecerity of the Republic.
This lenience is pronounced in conformity to the
fecond article, title 4, of the Military code of the of-
fences and punifhtnents paled on the I ich of Jane- a
ary, in the year 5. and the fecund ration of the fird
title of the ordinary penal code, efiablithed on the
6th of Odober, 1791, defcribed in the following
terms :
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rat, valley, se paphilitio, ea /VOA of Aims as a fpy for the
awany, thall be hammed to the puoituneat of death.
Art. I. Every ate engaged to a plot or catfishse, alpha the
Rerubile. dull. an eallaid iall. be roadbed with death.
Art. H. (6th Odtober, t mi.) Every as eaanadted with a plot
or coapiracy tending to diEurb the tranquillity of the Eats, by
civil war, by arming ate elate of Cidaaw 'taloa the ether, or
agdaft the carafe of kgWoiata authority, .pilbe paniebea with
death.

Orders were given to the Officer who conduard
the accufation, to read the above fentence to the
Prifoner, in pretence of the guard drawn up under
arms.

It was at the fame time ordered, that a Copy of
the Sentence fhould, as loon as was confident with
the forms of law, be tranfinitted, figried by the Pre•
fident and the Accufer, to the Minifter of War, to
the. Grand Judge, Mufider of Judice, and the Ge.
petal in Chief Governor of Paris.
Semi sod Riled the fame day, poem sad year. emerald.
GUITOS, BAZANCOVIT aims*. Rai/LOIS, Kant, l'Ath
Taint/VIT. Captain Reporter ; Moor, Captain Regiftm
and Hots,., Prendent.—Mmiker.

LONDON.

TUESDAY, APRIL I.

SI the Public o,leet.

.244411ght we received Paris Journals to the 14th
alt. inclitftve, which bring very interefling intelli-
gence. Ey a tnott extraordinary outrage, the French
Government have act into their bands the Duke
D'Eson I en,fon tithe Duke of Bonason, and grand-
Ma of the Prince 6,Conne, and that unfortunate
youth has been tried by a Court Martial at theCaille
of Vincennes, and condemned to die. Whether the
fentence is to be executed or not, is not Rated. The
burry with which the trial took place is extraordi-
nary. On the tsth the Prince was taken at Etten-
balm, in Germany, and on the aiR &loaned to death
at Vincennes, near Paris.

The manner in which the Duke D'Emc nit* was
then was this The French Government having
received information that a number of emigrant s were
affemblad at Ettenheim and Offenbourgh, in the ter-
ritories of the Eleltor of Banes, refolved to frize '
them. It does not very clearly appear whether ap-
pncation was made to the Elalor of Binsbron this
(objet,who probably would have given notice to the 1
intended riftims. Be this as it may, the French on
the morning of the tech March, pared the Rhine at 1
Rheinao, Ploblheim and Kebl, under the direetion
of M. Cavils cover, an Aid-de•Cansp of the FIRST
Consvt, and proceeded to Offenbourgh and Etten.
heim. On this occafion a number of French emi-
grants, with all their papers, were feired and carried
into the French territories. Among them, it feems,
was the Duke d'ENGHIsm. It is Paid alto, that two
Englifhmen of dillinEtion were apprehended s bat we
hope this is not true. The report of Dustooarsa
being there is certainly falfe. Several French Ladies
were taken, and, we fear, net a few emigrants of
dillinltion. The Maxima,. it is very remarkable, does
spot fay Where or when the Duke was apprehended.
though his trial and condemnation ate publiffied.

The arreli of the Duke d'Emomam in this unpre-
cedented manner, muff excite much interell all over
Europe. The Exactors of Bans* is the father in
lair of the Esparto* of RUSSIA, and the invalton of
cis territory cannot fail to be vieu eel, not only as a
/rots intuit, but as a precedent for every violence in
future. As the effee of it involves the life of a
Prince of the Blond Royal of France, it h more likely
to be relented than if inferior perfons were the Inf.'
feren. At the Court of Ruifia it will be deeply felt.
But degraded and fubdued as Europe is, what is to
be expelled? The German Empirt-has been trampled
upon. At former paled', Inch an outrage would
have kindled a war.

As to the nature of the charges againft the Duke
d'Eu o Km, fain number, not a itadpw of proof was
produced. That he was an emigrant, and bore arms
againli the Republic is certain ;but he was nor taken
in France, or with arms in his hands. As to his plots
and correfpondence, tke. with the difaffeeed, we re-
peat, there is no proof on which any man could be
condemned in a country in which the flighteß atten •
tion was paid to the forms of law. Whether the
Prince was carrying on any plot, or eondueing any
plan of overturning the French Government, is ano-
ther affair.

PICNIC:IIth it is now evident, will be fummarily
tried in the fame way as the Duke d'Esc HIIII. It is
pretended that part of the plan of the latter was to
(size upon Stralburgh, but the private letters contain
little information on the fubjea, and the Nadler,. has
publifhed nothing. England is again secured of flir-
ting up all thefe intrigues, and particularly of the
projeft of altaffination.
The French Government have propofed to rails an
additional levy of 60,0c0 confcripts of the year 13,
but not to enereafe the army, but to fill up the places
of thofe who are dead or difeharged ; and 30,000
being fufficient for this purpofe, she other 30,000,
though drawn, will remain in receive. The Speaker
of the Govcrnmene, oa this oecalion, fpoke with the
utmoft contempt of the conduit of onr Minillers, and
reprefented the French armies, as they now (land, as
quite adequate to the war againfi ns.
The alarms of new plots, the arrefl of the Duke
d'Excilits, &c. teem to have depreffed the French
funds, which are st.
1 The Miniller of Marine has officially publifhed
maps and charts of the coatis, and the principal road
lead‘, bays and harbours in Great Britain and Ire-
land.
Rt..; .'"lmiral Vaulty's., Commander of the

Flufiting flotilla.. failed from that port on the lath of
March. and after a Sort engagement with tome of
the Britifh cruizers, effeeled their efcape to 01lend.
with the lots of fire men killed and feveral wounded.

It is Rated in letters from Berlin, that the &kith.
hli.lifiry have tradmitted to the Courts of RufGa,
Proqia, and Denmark, a new declaration relative
to the joint reprefentations of thofe Courts is favour
of Hamhurgh and Bremen. The declaration flares
in fuhflance, that the intereft of the Englith Govern.
ment imperioufly requires the blockade of the Ely*
and Wezer to be continued with vigour, as long at
the n ench (ball remain in poffefliun of the Eleaorate
of Hanover.

Yefterday, about one o'clock. the Loan Cu*w•
ciu.oa had another audience of the Kum.

The Mayor of Briaol has received a letter from the
Secretary of State, requiring an immediate retain of
ail the males in that city.

'the 3d Regiment of Dragoon Glued*, which
lately left Pierfhill barracks, have fafely arrived at
Belrak on their route for Londonderry, and other
towns in the north of Ireland, where they an to be'
quartered for fcrne time.

The 4th regiment of dragoons, about 600 *rung,
landed at Liverpool on the ssth of March, from
Ireland, after a very difsgreeable march to Dublin,
and a bad pillage serf* the Channel. Qne of the
tranfports is miffing, and it is feared has foundered.

The regiment of Painey Volunteers, commanded
by Lieutenant Colonel M'K , have volunteered
to go on permanent dety.
On the 7th, Bthl, 9th, and 'nth ult. the Peebleslhire
regiment of Volunteer Infantry, commanded by the
Right Hon. Lord EUBANK, were in quarters in
Peebles for the fecond time. On Friday the 9th, the
colours were given to the regiment, by the Hon,. Mrs.
Mutt...sir, in the church, and confecrated by the Rev.
Dr. Dates:ism, their chaplain, with a very proper
prayer and addrefs.
The French prifoners of war. which have for tome
time pall been confined in the Edinburgh Bridewell,
marched on Thurfday morning for Greenlaw, near
Pennycuiek, nnder an ercort of a party of the Inver-
, nets and Argyleihire militia.
Mr. &err, who shot Lord Carsztrout, palled
through Truro a few days ago, on his way ter Fal-
mouth g and on Tuefday IA he failed for the Well
Indies, on board the Marlborough packet.

Lieutenant Colonel MAIWILL, who was unfortu.
nately Wed in the late anion with the Mahrattas it:
India, was a man ♦ery highly refpeaed and efleemed.
He was a fon of the late Pro•olt MAXIVELL. of
Dumf.' ies, and Married ►o a daughter of Dr. HasslL.
roe, Reaor of St. Martin's in the Field's.

On Thurftlay laO the foundation lone of the new
Schools of Leith was laid in the pretence of an nu-
menfe concourfe of people.

A Crins. Con. action was tried at the late AlSees
for York, in which Mr. thirc 'iron, a furgeon, at
Northallerton, was plaintiff, and Lieutenant Groans
WATTS, of the 3d regiment of Dragoons, defendant.
The plaintiff obtained a verdict with tool. damages.
Sittings appointed in Middlefez and London, be-
fore the Right Honourable EDWARD Lord ELLsr-
aolouon, Lord Chief Juftice, Ika in and after Rafter
Term: am Tlgill.
PAIDDLRUL LONDON.
Maoday - April sy Wednefday - April sy
Saturday - a Monday . 30
Saturday - May 5 May May 7
Friday - it Saturday

Tathlay May is Wedadday • May re
Cirr Bustriss.—Yeaerday an Efpecial Court of
Aldermen was held at the Maafton Hnufe, for the
exprefs purpofe of elating four gentlemen out of
eight returned by the lalltourt of Common Coun-
cil for carrying into execution the Aa of Parliament
for granting a Contribution on the Profits atifing
from Property, &c. when the following gentlemen
were VIZ. JOSHUA JO AAAAA X SMITH and
littotean Lee, Efqrs. Aldermen; and N tat.
Basccwoots,Efq. Deputy, and Mr. Sateurt. Timer,
Commoners.

At Worcener fpring fair on Saturday lafl, there
was a good fupply of fat and lean cattle, which de.
elined M prices ; there were few good hocks.

The Comte& Du Pr:mamma, who died come time
fince at her hop& at Brrompton, was on Saturday
interred in a private vault in St. Pancras Chnrch-
yard. The Comte& was many years one of the Maids
of Honour to the late Queen of France ; and fince
her arrival in this country the utmon confidence ap-
peared to be placed in her, as her houfe was made the
coolant refort fur all the French Plincei, and every
perfon of rink or eminence attached to the Houfe of
Bourbon.
Saturday fe'nnight the dwelling honk of W. Hoy-
eta, farmer, at Llangnnoyd. in Glamorganfhire, was
confumed by fire, together with a heal houle, liable,
and adjoining acpurtenances, with a great quantity
of hay and corn, and feveral head of cattle.
On Sunday fe'nnight a fire broke nut on tl:t farm
of Mr. CASON, pan. at l'axley, near Eye, in Suffolk.
which dellroyed, in the courfe of an hour, the whole
of the premifes, together with t t pigs, a calf, and
So combs of corn.
A terrible fire broke out on Sunday fe'nnight, at
Haverfham, Bucks, oceafinned by a chimney in the
houfe of Mr. G s taking fire, the fparks from
which communicated to a large barn and pignies,ansii
from thence to the pari(h church, crime of the pew 6
in which, with part of the roof, were dellroyed, and
two cottages in the church yard entirely burnt down.
and the furniture confumcd. The wind, v.hidh vas
very brifk at the time, direfted the flakes of fire
actors a dole. at a coofiderable ditlance, t.. feveral
other cottages, which. with the outbuildings belong•
ing to them, were burnt down. Fortunately, an
engine from Stratford, and two cabers (tom Newport
Pagnell. arrived in rime to prelei se the remainder
of the village t but fuch was the rapidity if the rie•
routing element, that many of the ran villagers
lace LA nearly their all and about nineteen pour
dltlrelicJ facnilves, many of who have several chil-
dren,, are at prefect sot Daly deprived of their hubs
cations, but deltitute of both cloches, furniture, and
other ctnttforte. •