Star.
London, England, 1806-03-31 00:00:00

DUBLIN. MARCH 25.

Saturday morning his Majefly's !hip Astral*, Cap-
tain DUNBAR, and 35 fail of the tranfvrts, with
Hannverian troops on board, arrived iu Cork harbour
frcm Cuxhaven, laß from Beerhaven. The difem
barkatinn of the troops was to commence nn Monday.
Wednefday night the zd battalion of the 53d regi
ment received a route, and on Friday and Saturday
morning marched from Limerick for Newcaille,
Rathkeal, Aficeaton, Bruff, and Patrick's Well.
Friday and Saturday the 2d battalion of the 69th
regiment arrived at Limerick from Charleville, to
replace the above regiment. 1
Friday his Majefly's (hip Enivs, Captain Lord W.
Ftssitot, arrived at Cove, from a cruise ; and the
Marina bomb, with eleven fail of tranfportt, failed
for Portfmouth.

The report of the trantlation of the Pope to Venice,
with the title of Patriarch, is repeated in a letter from
Amilerdam, with the addition that Rome is to be
added to Naples as a kingdom for Joslyn Botta-
, while Luc's). Bo AAAAA vs is to have the
Government of Piedmont, Switzerland, the Gaon
Country, and part of Southern TyroL
There was a report yenerday, that difpatches had
been received from the Cape, rather of an unfavoura-
ble nature, bot there was no foundation for it, nnr for
the Mary of a French fquadron being captured there.

ft is Rated that acorrefpondence between the Rajah
of Bhurtpore and the Rajah of Jehangur has been
intercepted, by which the former, while profeffing
friendthip and attachment to the Company, was ex-
citing and organizing renewed hoftility again(! them.
The Senate of Bremen has prohibited the exporta-
tion of grain from that city.
The greaten part of theßritith magazines formed at
Bremen, has been purchafed for the ufe of the French
troops, by M. Calmness''.

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We have received a copy of an addrefs to the Dutch
Government, which has been circulated as a hand-
bill through Holland, though none would have cou
rage to prefent it openly. It is on the fubjeft of peace.'
The Addrefs begins by Rating, " That the intelli-
gence, if not of the aflual preparations for a renewal
of the war between our neighbours, two of the moll
powerful nations in this quarter of the globe, and
confeqnently the fear that the community at large
may fuffer from fuch a new war, are confiderations
which compel the underfigned to approach the Ad-
minifiration with the prefent Addrefs." They then
Rate, that the ruin of their trade, &c. and their an•
nihilation as a Continental Power, will be the conic-
quences of a renewal of warlike operations, and con-
clude with moft fervent fupplicatrons to remove the
calamities of war, and to reftore the bleffings of
peace to their dillra4led country.
_ . _

On Monday night lan, the 24th inflant, a hilt
feared was made by the Magillracy of Hamburgh,
affitled by the French Minhler and all the French
inhabitants, throughout the whole of that city and
its environs. Every hotel, inn, and public hinge,
were infpeeled with the moll pointed (many. At an
inn of the fecond fort a French Officer was feized,
whore appearance accorded ftrinly with the de-
fcription in the hands of the Police. On his being
arretled he immediately exclaimed, " take me, and
do with me what you pleafe ; I have deferved to (offer
more than you can infli.ft for my aukwardneft." He
then confeffed that he had twice fired at B
on the evening fucceeding the battle of Aufterlitz,
but unfortunately miffed him. On the affair taking
wind he had defected, and had got to Hamburgh,
whence he intended to have failed for England. He
was immediately fent off by the quicken conveyance
to Paris' where his inevitable fate awaits him.—A
moil refpe &able native of France, who came over in
the laR Hamburgh Mail, was very neatly Ropped at
the fame time, under fufpicion of being implicated in
this affair, but had the good fortune to be fuffered to
proceed on his voyage.
The fame evening Altona experienced a limner
diligence of (catch, as it was fuppofed the party
might have craned the river.
No circumftance is more Rrange throughout the
,whole of this extraordinary affair, than the profound
ohliafiun it has been buried in for fuch a length of
time. It (hews, however, how melt the channels of
communication throughout the Continent are go-
verced by 130NAPARTIC ; and we have little doubt, ,
but the fate of this unfortunate perfon will be equally
myfterious. Certain we are, that the Farina's, will
hear the &if of the tratst:saion from our paper. Ot
the troth of the above tiatiment, we have not the
flighteft doubt, And we pledge ourfelves to our Rea• i
den fur its authenticity.