Star.
London, England, 1801-04-29 00:00:00

mom THE PARIS JOURNALS.

PARIS, APRIL 25.—M. de KALITCHEF having
demanded, through the Minifter of Foreign Rela-
tion, an audience of the Fiat Conful, this au-
dience took place yefterday, immediately before
the parade. M. de KALITCHEF was concluded to
the Tuilleries by the Miniller of Foreign Relations,
and delivered to the Firft Conful a Letter from his
Majefty the Emperor of Ruilia.—Monitr.
BAYONNE, APRIL 15.—General LECLERE who
commands the corps of Obfervation in la Gironde,
has reviewed the firft divilirin of the French army
defined to at againft Portugal, confuting. of
to,ooo men, and 3o pieces of cannon. After
the Review he recommended to the officers and
foldiers to behave with propriety, and to refped
the manners and culiems of a friendly people, with
whom they were going to combat the only allies
remaining to England on the Continent. He made
them fenfible, that bravery is only one half of the
duty of a foldier, and that the care they might
employ, to conciliate the efteem and friendfhip of
the people among whom they were about to be,
would contribute no lefs to the fuccefs of the cans-
paign, This firft divition will reach Burgos on
the zBth infant. The fecond is about to begin its
march.—Manirrar.

COPENHAGEN, APRIL 14.—The public which
renders the fullelt jullice to the courage difplayed
by our foldiers and tailors, in the battle of the zd,
fees with pain two articles of the armillice con-
cluded on the 9th, between Admiral PARKER and
our Government : viz. the fecord article, where
it is faid, That the Treaty of Neutrality is fut.
pended, in regard to the co-operation of Denmark,
as long as the Sufpenflon of Holtilities continues
and the fourth, where it is formally Ilipulated'
that the Engli(h Squadrbh (hall be Ibpplied at
Copenhagen and on our co:ails, with every thing ne-
ceffary forthe health and refrefhment of the crews.
The whole of the Englith fquadron almoff dif-
appeared fince ycflerday : tome vac's only have
returned to the Sound. We have (till off this
port one Osip of the line and three fmallzr yeah,
the reit have proceeded up the Baltic, through the
narrow channel which feparates the iflands of
Amak and Saltholm, except one very large Chip
which we can fee entangled in the fhoals which
furround the former of thefe &Inds. It is not
improbable that it may be the Admiral's fhip, of
94 guns, which may draw too much water, though
the was lightened yeflerday by obliging a Pruffian
vefel, returning from England, to take on board
her cannon.

If we can give credit to what the Englifh offi-
cers told the captain of the Pruffian veffel, their
squadron is deftined for the port of Revel. It
Would be in vain for it to appear before Carlferona.
That port, better fortified br nature than ours,
bids defiance to the cannon and bombs of the Eng-
rdh. The fquadron Slut up there has deceived
our hopes, and in all probability the wifhes of the
King of Sweden alt.°, who is ineenfeJ againft tholc
to whom he afcribes this delay. M. de 11.st.m-
ckpur who was to have commulded it, has been
I-aped:tied by M. de CEDIRSTROM ; and Count
Wae'isIRSISTIR, who Superintended the prepara-
tions for this maritime expedition, has been ar-
reflcd by order of the King, and mutt juflify him.
Of from his prifon if he can.
The brave naval and military officers, who COI.
tributed to the glorious retiliance nn the ad of April,
-Ppeared yefterday at Court, and excited general
itil.:rtft. M. I..sssrm, die intrepid Commander of
the PROITISTIS.II, was particularly remarked; and
M. de Runtime, Commander of another block-
(hip, the Wagrien, who though Rill young, was in
the battle with Count de Gaassa. Such of the offi-
cers as were of higher rank, flipped with the Xing
and the telt, at the table of the Grand Martha' :
Among the latter, a very young officer named
VILLIMUS, attralted much attention • though
fcarcely to years of age, he commanded one of
Our floating batteries which, according to Nes-
son's own account, did more hurt to the Englith
Squadron than all the other