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

NOLL AD.

Hacve. MARCH as.—The Altembly of their High
Miichtineffes, rep:teeming the Batavian Republic,
having adjourned a Ilion time ftnce, have been called
bpon by the Penfionary to hold an extraordinary
fitting on Tue May the t of April.
Admiral Kirkhert, who commands the Texel Sett,
• is arrived here.

_
The Secretary of State fnr the Marine Department
had along conference with his Excellency the Gland
Perdionarys yellerday morning.
. Mr. Armbong, the Minider from the United Stites
of America. to the Emperor N.tpoleon. arrived here
te.day from P.tris, with his fuite t he proceeds to
Autfterdam, in order to embark with his fuite for
America.

FRANCE.

PARIS, MARCH so.
"The laft letters from Naples Rate, that his Impe•
rial ,Highnefs Prince itifepli was perfeElly recovered
from his Bight indifpofition.
The revival of " Richard Carr We Lion" has Ihringly
excited the enriofity of the public. All the boxes
at the Comic Opera are engaged for the two firft re-
prefentations.
MARCH 21.—. The Mollitelfr, Of NS date, contains
the official Note of Baron Hardenberg, upon which
It makes the following obferva.ions—
" The above Note was officially inferted in the
Englifh Papers. Is it real ?is it • forgery ? Thefe
art quettioas to be anfwered by M. Hardenberg.
" We 'ball make but a few obfervations. The fire
is, that it'is the practice of the Court of Pruffia, that
the Minifters write in the King's name, and that r n
this occafion M. Hardenberg writes in his own name,
and not its that of. his Sovereign. The fecond is, that
the infult which M. Hardenberg -has offered to the
character of the King of Pruffia. in giving reafon to
fuppofe, that he filmed the Treaty concluded at Vi-
enna, before the Peace at Prefburgh, for no other
purpofe than to obtain the facility to deceive, cannot
raft a Rain upon the good faith of that Prince ; and
that the thought only diflthaours the Miniller who has
the bafenefs to entertain it.
That there is, in fact, no example in ih: hiftory
of a country. where a Government has been fo im-
prudent, as to have fuck little confederation fee its
friends, and to farrifice. as England does, in fo bare-
heed a manner, the petrol's who have betrayed their
confciences and their Stiveleigns to terve her.
" See bow well M. Hardenberg is reworded, for
having profiituted himfelf to the Eternal enemies of
the Continent. We do not doubt, that the circum-
fiances of his being A (tibiae of the King of England,
and of his having refided with his wife fnr fume time
at the Court of London, might have induced him to
apprtne of this publication by the Englifh Gnvetn-
ment. tt is true, that this Note cannot be confidered
as proceeding from the King; and England, in pith-
lilbing nut been wanting in refpett to Pruffia
or her Sovereign ; but the has given a proof in what
manner the recornpences italic who betray the caufe
of the Continent, by devoting themfelves to her de.
fpotifea.
After having read fuch a Note—after having
feen it publifhed in all the Englifh l'apers-rthere is
no perfon who will not decide, that there is not, in
Europe. a man more completely dillionoured than
)4. Hardenberg. The Proffian name cannot be dd..
The
becaufe M. Hardenberg is not a Pieffian.—
The military have no caufe of regret, becaufe M.
Hardenberg is no foldier. If he were, he would
lama that the foldiers of Frederic the Great fought
for his political principles, but that they were neither
traitors nor perjurers.
0 After all there publications cf the Englifli Go-
vernment ; after having difpatched her fnuadions,
and her troops, to the Cape of Good Hope, and to
the Weft Indies, initead of fending then) to the allitt•
since of her Allies ; we much doubt, whether Eng-.
land can long have much weight in Continental af-
fairs. Should The be excluded from it, it will not be
the fault of France ; it will be the refult of her hatred
to the Continent."
Manna 23.—By the 01 of April, all the French
troops will be put upon the peace eflablifhment.
The three flying camps at Alexandria, Rennes,
and Poitiers, are broken up, and the national guards
that were put in requifition have been fent home
thefe two months palt.
The Corps de Referve under the Marffials Kel-
lerman and Lefevre have been broken up ; and the
Emperor has expelled his fatisfaaion with the zeal
of thefe officers in the ezercife of their functions.
Thus all our armies are to be organized upon
the peace elloblithnant ; and it is believed, that be-
fore the end of April. the majority of our MON Will
have paired the Rhine.— illonilear.
Fiom Milan, March 14, ue learn, that his Majefly
the Emperor has given lit dere, that the troops in the
kingdom of Poly !hall be put upon the peace efia-
blifbment —.Vct,teur.
Baron St. ViritTnt, Cener.tl in the Aunt ian
Irervice, has Leen prere: :cif to the Emperor, and de-
livered to tim a letter !torn his Sir:creigii.—
Msrfhol Duroc has given potitive orders tor the
Palace of Verfailles to he completely evacuated by
every perfon who has hitherto occupied the apart-
ments; the potters. (weepers, and a few others ex
tented.
It is laid. that the miffion of Count Haugwitz has •
terminated : and that he had his audience of leave of
the Emperor on the z 3,1, and will return to licrlin
on the zarb or 25th. It is alfo laid, 0= the fate rf
Swedifls Porneradia i. di.termitied, and that it will
be very faun s.ccupicd by PrulTiau trwips.