Star.
London, England, 1804-04-02 00:00:00

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taipiii to Mid a blittlt, it will be the knotte unfor,l
fot Oar objet!,. They have not been wholly
.1111Passd ht the late salon, but they have tarot'
enough fry it to induce them in future to ovoid a
sellers! augagthttent. In compelling us to &Ito*
them throeigh an imptallicable country is of hfelf
vest advantage to them, and out 'pillory by no
aims plates us within the reach of decilive fuccefs.
It *add be very wiry to Hate many plaulibte tea-
Toss to favour of both theß Opinions. We fie no
artful conchthots likely to atife from the difcalGon,
and we refrain from it. At prefent there is perhaps
apparent ground to jollity both hopes and alarms,
sad the Oolitic, therefore, mak wait with the molt
painful anxiety for further information.

PARIS JOURNALS.

We have received fcts of the Menitatr to the t 3th
bit. inclufive. Among the exuaits which we here
(übjoin will be found an official confirmation of a piece
of intelligeoie firft given in the Ste', and which fe-
feral of our contemporaries not only difcredited, but
pledged themfelves for its falfehootl. Our readers will
fee we allude to the news of Lord Nat.sew having
been at Algiers. We (aid nothing at the time our
illittinent was contraditted, well knowing that the firft
Official accounts from that quarter would cover our
*Tilers with flume.
PARIS. %.VEKTOSE, fitittot rt.

The following is the late& information obtained
by the prefe& of the police refpeaing the arra of
CIOICIS
Citizen Pertt, a Peace Officer, having difeavered
that a cabriolet was to go about fere° o'clock on
Friday evening, to take up Gsoacss and fosse of
his confederates, he potted fome infpettors of the
. Police in certain places, and followed the cabriolet
from the bridge of the Thuileries till it came oppofite
to the Pantheon; as the cabriolet drove on very
lath only he and Ouzel% DISTAIVIGNET with three
of their agents, were able to keep op with it; at that
lbonlent GIORGI'S and Lsatosa jumped into the
tabrlet without waiting for Dozsam, another
brigand who was to hart got in along with them
they innnediately fet off miffing through the
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greet St. James, the beet St. Ihneinths slatig the
Place St. Niche Land the beet La Libels. i adsan
PAM All thisa of his agents tan after the toabcio•
let, which went along with ghat rapidity.. GIORGIS,
olsferving pedant all covered with fweat running af-
ter the collage, told the driver to *hip the /tortes,
and to proceed &doh Auk as the cabriolet was en
teriog the arises Vailks.hfek-Prhsce, J. L CALLSOLIto
Infpeaor of the Pollee, dra came op, and laid hold
of the reins. Bur re T. another Lepel:tor, foon coming
up, looked into the carriage, on which GIOIIO3I &-
charged two pUole, killed Bernie on the fpot, and fe-
yerely wounded Ca Luna a I G unto as and Lai DAN in•
!lowly leaped from the carriage, one on the left, and
the other on the right fide. The third Infpeaor ran

after LERMAN, while Citinfl PETIT feiteciGsoaass

by the collar, and was immediately altßed by Chi
ten Dlsvaroar t but they would fcareely have
been able to hold him, as he was Rill armed with a
dagger, bad not Citizen Taowas, batter, milled
upon him, while the brother!, LANOTTE, difirMed
him. Several citizens, and particularly Couliaturr
and LAIIOIOI4I, gave their allißance.

The people alfernbkd in crowds, each offering his
afli Rance, more or left effettual ; when they learned
that C weals was (cited, they at fir( wanted to tear
him to pieces ; but as he had been *netted chiefly
by the citizens of that quarter, they refereed to them-
(elves the glory of delivering him up to the magi(
trates- He was then bound and conveyed to the pre-
fefturate of the Police.
The FIRST CONSUL ordered that the children of
ETlCtillt Burrs? and Jct.* FaINCIS CALLIOLI
be educated at the ezpnee of the State. The whole
of the property found on Groans, amounting to
from fixty to eighty thoufand francs, will be given
to the children and widow of Evian'', Bursar. This
day at noon force hopes were entertained, that CAL-
Lint c would fury ive.

The Fits? Consul. has charged the Grand Judge
to make enquiry, in order to difcover the names of
thofe Citizens who on this occalion manifelled their,
courage and devotion. They will be rewarded by
honourable marks of difiindion.—Menerw.

Five per cents 5; t. 25 e.
MlNts FRY OF THE MARINE.

TUE CNA*GI D'ATVAIPAS AND COMMI<SARY G

OF CormMFACIAI. ItLIATIOsS AT AIGISItS, TO CtTl-

DEtltis, MIKIS rEit LrF THF INALINfr AND tOLO-

NITS.

Algieri,PLivinfc, c, (Jan.Z•eirrar

Citizen Minitter—The Englilb appeared here on
the :Nth of Nivofe (January is), with nine fail of
the line, two of them three deckers, a frigate and a
brig. Admiral Nscson, who commanded this fleet,
dcinanded in an imperious! manner, in the name
of his Sovereign, that the Englith Costal, driven from
Algiers nine months ago, fhould be reftored to his'
frmaions t he required betides, the five Neapolitan 11
and Malt& veffels taken with paffports from him,
fhould be reflored t that 79 unfortunate perfons, who
formed part of the crews, fhould be fet at liberty ;
and that the flriBcll order; Mould be iffued to all the
corfairs to rcfreel all %tffels, of whatever nation,
hating on board Britifh p4l parrs. The Dry gave an
■l•hlute refural to all thrie demand•, and replied to
tilt Engle& with much Comae/b. After ic mai days

folt is nay Violent alte►eation, Admiral NIMil
retired with difgrace. The Regency continues 'With
the greateft aftivity to make preparations of defence s
and it is certain that the Algerines will rather Coffer
a bombardment than yield to any one of the de-
mands made by the Engliat.
All the agents of the different nations have retired
to their county houfes. (Signed) Imams Talon ems,.