Star.
London, England, 1801-04-03 00:00:00

FROM THE PARIS PAPERS.

LEOPOLD BERTHIER, GENERAL OF BRIGADE, CHIEF
OF THE STATE OF THE ARMY OF OBSERVATION OF
THE SOUTH, TO THE MINISTER OF THE MARINE.
Head Quarters at Florence, March x 6.

Citizen Minifter—l have the honour to inform
you, that the Commander in Chief, in confequence
of reports made to him, refpeeting the movements
of infurreflion manifelled in the fouth of Tufcany,
particularly in the Maremma, gave orders to the
Chief of Brigade, commanding the grenadiers and
marine artillery, cantoned at Sienna, to difpatch
400 men, under the command of a Chief of Bat-
talion, to difperfe the bodies already become too
numerous, by means of their intelligence with the
Englifh, who occupy Porto-Ferrajo ; from which
their perfidious ClllifraTlCS have daily communi-
cation with the Chiefs of the Revolt—infligated
and paid by them, in that part of Tnfcany which
lies next to the ifland of Elba.

The movement was executed on the loth; the
villages near Matra had taken up arms ; and filch
was the infatuation of their inhabitants, that they
thought of making a vigorous refinance. An af-
fernblage of more than Soo men occupied the vil-
lage of Prata, at the entrance to which they had
formed an abbatis of pretty confiderable flrength.
The Chief of Bvalion BAUDRY, having made
difpofitions for carrying the village, divided his
detachment into two columns ; that which he
commanded, attacked in front, while the other,
notwithilanding a very violent fire, turned the en•
trencbment of the brigands, who were foon driven
from their fheher, and a charge obliged them to
fly with rapidity. Their temerity con thein fifty
killed on the fpot, and a great number of wound-
ed. We have to regret fome brzve men and a Ser.
jeant wounded. The Chiefs, Officers, and Grena-
diers, of the artillery of the marine, deferve every
' tcilimony of efteem due to brave foldiers. I have
the honour to falute you with refpeit.
(Signed) L. BEILTHIII.
STOCFPOLM, MARCH 8.
The Citizens, in a public audience, which their
Deputies had with the King, have thanked him
for the a&ivity and vigilance with which he has
provided, in the prefent critical fituation, for the
defence of the kingdom, and their commerce in
general, as well as for the fafety of Gottenburgh
in particular.

HAGUE, 1111.111 CH 26.

The legiflativc body have jet decreed a general
amneay in favour of all emigrants bani(hed or
confined on account of crimes founded on their
political opinions. Thofc, however, who have
bore arms againft their country, who have broken
their oath, and thole who have betrayed their
truft, by giving up the fleet or Krung places to the
Englifh, both in the Republic and the colonies,
are excepted.
Private letters fix= Brads, of the 17th ult.
mention, that alarm guns have been Rationed
along the Dutch coax, which is threatened by our
(hips of wrr. An attempt is to be made to unite
the Dutch fleet in the Meufe, confilling of throe
(hips of the line and Come (mailer veffels, and the
fquadron in Flufhing, with the fleet in the Tad.
Extraft of a letter from Mahon, Feb. 266.--
4, Sir JOHN Boataiss MARRIN arrived in this port
on the 18th, with four (hips of the line and four
frigates, after having fearched in vain for the
fquadron of GAN r Neu Me. It appears that the
French Admiral made fail for Alexandria, witlio:t
touching at Toulon. The French fquadron w:
Peen, it is Paid, off Malta, confifting of eight fail
of the line and four frigates. Sir Rosier Caaosa
has gone to the Weft-Indies, and has not paired
the strait of Gibraltar. The Maoictsear frigate.
which defcried the French fquadron, when Sir
Rosser CALDER was at Lifbon, went to juin
him at Madeira or the Canaries, and will proceed
as far as America. How could Sir RoarßT CAL.
DER he fo ill informed at Lifbon as to fleer for the
Weft-Indies, to wait for the return of the MACI.
climes, which he had font to dircover wheth:r
Gamrsauras had pafred the Strait ?
(Signed) " J. LARALLET."

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