Star.
London, England, 1804-11-30 00:00:00

the city and gone into the eattritry. The bodies or
thdte who now die, are buried in lime.
Mama, Nov. 4.—As loon as his Holiners has loft
Italy, a declaration, it is Paid. will be publiflied rela-
tive to the kingdoms of the Two Sicilies and Etruria,
asalfo the Ecclefiaftical State, fignifying that, in the
pr 'Sent circumflances of Europe, the fame neutrality
as heretofore cannot be permitted. The Englifh at
Leghorn and Naples are already making preparations
in confequence.

Vistina, Nov. O.—According to accounts from
Naples; the King of the Two Sicilies has ordered a
flriit recruiting, by which every thirticth man of
thofe who are able to bear arms, mutt enter into mi-
litary fervice.
Feaaaroat, Nov. t7.—M. d'Ou ea it, the late
Ruffian Azobaffador at Paris, will to-morrow leave
this city for St. Peter(burgh.
Sitation°, Nov. O.—Every thing has been in
readinefs there two days pall for the departure of
his Majeßy, which has hitherto been prevented by
the wind, and the froß. LaR night the frog was fo
Wen*, that the harbour is entirely covered with ice.
The laft gunboat arrived here this day, with five
tranfports, having on board artillery ; Come of them
had been at Lubec, and others at Copenhagen. The
troops which arrived with them are well, though
their were etpofed to confiderable fatigue. Major
Wantasboarr has arrived here from Berlin. •

A letter from an Officer on board the Gtarros,
one of the (hips of our fquadron off the Tezel, (totes
—" That the crew of a Dutch pilot boat, fent as a
flag of truce. with difpatches horn the• Batavian
Admiral Kizzsar to Admiral Russet. have given
further information of the prefetvation of the officers
and failors of his Majefly's flip R 0141117, who, to
the number of near 300, were lately landed in North
Holland where the French had taken upon them-
felves to march them to the depots for Englifh
loners at Leyden and Bois.le-Due. Several Englifh
fficers were permitted by the Dutch Admiral to
write to their friends in this country, with this flag of
truce t bot when it was ready to fail, an Aide-de-
Camp of General MARMONT, accompanied by font
grenadiers. tame on board and feized every letter—
They were fo tine in their (catch, that they even ex-
amined the pockets of the Dutch failors, and took
every morfel of paper from them. This tyrannical
behaviour highly offended Admiral neater, who
fent an ezprefs to the Hague with complaints, after
having, in vain, claimed the letters of the Britifh Of-
ficers, who had been offered pecuniary affiltance, not
only by the Batavian Officers, but by feveral refpee-
table merchants at Amaerdant."

It was yefterday reported, that the French had
taken poifellon of Hansbur&h. We have to (late, in
costradiAion of that report, that the King of Prullia,
in his remonftrance *OA the arrest of Sir GIORGI
RURISOLD. and demand of his releafe, declared to
the Corfican Ufurper. that he confidered all the Fo-
reign Minifters refiding at Hamburgh, as accredited
to the Circle of Lower Saxony, of which his Pruf-
flan Majefty is one of the principal Members, as
much under his fpecial protation as if they were ac-
credited to himfelf." We can farther add, that when'
the Ruffian and Swedifts Miniflers. alarmed by that
aggreffron, for the Way of their countrymen, refi-
ding in the fame quality in that city, demanded from
the Pruftian hlinitier of State, Baron Haao C,
whether any farther violation of the Laws of Nations
was to be apprehended in that Imperial and neutral
territory ? they were 3frured in pofitive terms, it that
any future attempt, on the part of France, againit
the Diplomatic Agents, accredited to the Circle of
Lower Saxony, would be relented by his Sovereign."
Relying upon this information, we do not hefitate to
&dim that the report of the occupation of Ham.
burgh by the French troops is totally deftitute of

foundation.
A private letter from Hamburgh, dated Novem-
ber 23, fays--" The French have demanded from
Lubec a loan of aoo,ooo rix dollars, but as it appears
from the liberation of Sir Gamins Rumantn, that
the AMC of PevssiA will exert his influence in fa
your of the Circle of Lower SAsony , the city has been
emboldened to refufe it.
" The perfons who rob'sed the Engbflt courier (Mr.
WAISTAii) are well known; the principal was the
Commandant of Ratreburg ; there were betides two
Bens d'armes and five common foldiers."

Yeller'lay morning his htsif S 1 r, accompanied by
the Dukes of KENT and Camas'Dos, and General
Firzao,r, reviewed the Oxford Bluer, in Windfor
Great Park.
The deer that his MAIRSTT hunted on Toefday
fhewed great (port. At darting he made towards
Bagfhot, and changed his c.,in le back near Swinley,
taking to the left acrok the Foieff towards Blackwa-
ter, where he was taken in a piece of water, abont
three miles on this fide of Hartford-bridge, after a
chafe of above forty miles.
Earl Me aIA arrived at Edinburgh on Monday from

‘ondon.
Ter ARTl.—Northcnte has already prepared a
very interetling defign, for a portrait of Toung
The Mole is reprefented as leading the little Theatri•
cal Hero to the altar of Fame, before the Itatue of
Shakelpeare. The foreground is is to difplay armour,
and all the infignia of Tragedy. The defign is very
piAurefgoe, and the compolition admirably arrang-
ed. The pielore is to belong to Mr. Parker, the Higs,
h
Sheriff for lancafhire, a liberal parrots of the Art
and &zealous admirer of the little Thorn icalWonder.