Star.
London, England, 1805-05-27 00:00:00

IIiMAIIRCiIi MAIL.

Plans, May i3.—Further intelligence has been
received of the Toulon fleet. Nat.son has been kept
in the dark and duped.
Intelligence and letters have been contrived to be
fent to him, which he confidered as official, and
whereby he was made to believe that the fleet was
certainly deflined for Egypt. This kept him fo long
ftationary off the coaG of Sicily, in hopes of falling
in with it. He left his Ratio's as loon as he learned
that the fleet had failed through the Straits of Gib-
raltar, in purfuit ; but it is calculated that the French
are at lealt one hundred and feventy leagues a-head
of his fqoadron.
Advices have been received this day, which Gate
that the fleet has been teen off the Canary Iflands,
.from which it is concluded that its deftination is for
the Ea( Indies.

MILAN. MAY 4.—Yefieriiay the Pruffian Ambaffa- I
dor, the Marquis of Lucca MM. arrived here. The
Minifter 'fALLEYRAND, and the Body Phyfician,
CROISART. have been here fome days.
Tile deputation fent by our Government to Twin,
to compliment the Emperor NAPOLRON. met with a
molt gracious reception from his Majefiy. The fol-
lowing are fome paffsges in the aafwer which the
Monarch returned to the Addrefs of the rrelide4t of
the Department :

" I receive with pleafure the exprelKon of the fentiments of the
people of Milan. fhefe fentiments have been known to me from
the time I fir* entered vidlorious within their walls—l confider
the Inhabitants of Milan as my children, and I than ever enter-
tain for them the moit particular affedion. Wbik I applaud
myfelf for having ddivered them from their enemies, and laved them
from the dangers which threatened them, I recommend to them
the pra&ce of the facial virtues, adivity, the love of their coun-
try, and order." Speaking of the Italian Republic and the King-
dom of Italy. he Cad, that the former had excited envy and jea-
lour!, and the latter might excite them Rill more, as it afforded
lets facility to agitate and difunite—but in that cafe 000 had given
him a good (word to :ratter its enemies. His Malefty added, that
he would never lore fight of the interefts of the City of Milan, and
that he would haiku the moment of his arrival in the micift of the
Milan& people."
ALRSANDRIA, MAY 6,—At ten o'clock on Sunday
morning, their Majellies repaired to the field of bat-
tle of Marengo, at which place were affembled all
the troops of the 27th military divifion, forming 3o
battalions of infantry of the line, four battalions of
light infantry, and feven fquadrons of cavalry. Her
Majefty, the Emprefs, took her nation, with her
court, under the tents, where the felled herfelf, and,
afterwards, upon the throne, from which the viewed
the manoeuvres. His Majetly the Emperor, made
the troops rnancenvre for four fucceffise hours, in the
middle of the plain of Marengo. Thee Manoeuvres
were executed upon the fame (pot where he had made
the difpofitions for the battle, viz. at Cagle Coriolo,
to fupport his right. and fuftain the deployment of
his left, at San Guilieno. His Majefty having joined
the k:mprefs upon the throne, which was placed in a
molt confpicuous fituation, Marlhal LAsa Is, com-
mander of the camp, manoeuvred the troops. The
Members of the Legion of Honour, of the 27th Mi-
litary di awn, who had not yet received their decora-
tions, proceeded to the foot of the throne, and receiv-
ed tkeir decorations from the hands of his Nlajelty.—
The Emperor then laid the 6rll (lone of a monuarent
confecrated to the memory of the heroes, who died
in the battle of Marengo. The (lone was prefented '
to him by General CHASSELOUr, 'commander of the
engineers. It bore the following infcription :
" NAPOLEON. Emperor oftb French, and King
of Italy, to the manes of the Defenders of the Coun-
try, who died in the battle of Marengo." At four
o'clock their'Majefties returned en Alexandria.
Their MajeftieS fee out this day for Pavia. It is at
the paffage of the Po that they will enter upon the
territory of the kingdom of Italy.
ITALY, APRIL 30.-I'he French General com-
manding at Verona has written to the Auftrian Ge•
neral, Count BRLLROARDR, that the French troops in
Italy have occupied two rummer camps. and that he
is ready to make out, with pleafure, piles for fuch
Auftrian Officers as wills (nice the manoeuvres of the
French troops.
MADRID, APRIL 26 —His Excellency the Prince
of Peace has made a regulation, which fixes the al-
lowance for the maintenance of Enilith prifoners.—
" The intention of his Majeay, (fay( the Prince) is
that the Englifh prifoners in Spain fisa!l be treated
as the Spanilh prifoners in England are. All the
Spanith officers of the army and navy, from the Ge-
neral to the Under Lieutenant, receive, in England,
(even teals and a half per day ; but, as the eichange
varies confiderahly, the Prince of Peace, anxious that
the Engliin prifoners fhould be treated as well as the
Spann, has ordered that they (ball receive, daily.,
eight rears. The guard marines, cadets, paffengers,
perfons of diftinetion, captains and pilots of priva•
teers, above Fourteen guns, than have four reals.—
They have in England only three reals and a half.—
Soldiers, Sailors, Captains, and officers of privateers,'
under fourteen guns, (hall have two teals, befides
bread, candles, fire, and other neeetTaries."
On the 3oth of April,. the Pope arrived, under the
difcharge of cannon, and the ringing of all the
bells, at Piacenza, which city, in the evening, was ,
illuminated.

On the following day he proceeded on his joiii;ney
to Parma, the Governor Moarsu Sr. MIRY
ae-
companied him to the Eturian frontier. When his
Hollnefs arrived at Aleffamtria, four thonfand rued'
tbe garrifon were drawn out to receive
He was every where attended by a Rrong efcort of
cavalry.
VIENNA, MAT til.-COUDt TATESCHEFF is arrived
I here from St. Petedburgh ; he is going as Ruffian
Envoy to Naples, and will fet out in a feW days for
Triefte, where he will embark on board• a Ruffian
frigate.
The Ruffian Secretary of Legation, Von -Bur.-
GAII6, is arrived here as a courier from Peteriburgh:
According to accounts from Contlantinoplei the
Grand Signior will fend 12,000 men, all chofen
troops, to Egypt.
HANOTSR, MAT 19.—Yelterday five companies of
the 95th regiment of infantry of the line, entered this
city, and tomorrow the remainder of the regiment
will arrive; thefe troops will only take up their
quarters here for a night, arid then continue their
march by Celle to Harberg.
Many preparations are making here to celebrate the
coronation of NAPOLION ; the parade and the monu-
ment of Laisayrz will be brilliantly illuminated.
The General of Brigade, Sot:ail, will, it is faid,
go "to morrow to the army at Boulogne ; his honks
arc already fent forward.

ALTOIIIt MAT 2t.—The diplomatic charaaer of
M. de BAICANAII, Charge de Affaires for Sweden,a;
the Court of Berlin, has ceafed, in confequence of a
notification made by the Miniftry of his Pruflian Ma-
jelly. He will leave Berlin immediately. The ['tuf-
a= Minilier at the Court of Stockholm, who is bro
then to the Marquis Luccirssimr, has received orders
to leave that capital, without announcing his depar-
ture to the King. _ _

BANKS or ma VISTULA, MAY 12.—1 t is eonfirrn•
ed that M. NICOLAS!. DS Novositzar, Ruffian Im-
perial Privy Councillor, Chamberlain, and Prefident
of the Academy of Sciences, will fet out to repair to
the French Emperor as foon as the necefrary palfes
fhall be made out. It is added that this mil Eon
concerted with the Cabinet of St. James's, and may
tend to produce a general peace.

BANKS or Ilia PASIN, May s3.—A German ga-
zette contains an article from Berlin. of the 4th of
May, in the following terms :
" A courier has lately arrived here front Hanovtr.
from Mar(haL Bs en awry; with difpatches, (aid to
relate to fume Reps taten by our Court in favour of
the Hannve: ian tiates, and which. it is expeaed, will
procure fur that Elettorate form amelioration, with'
refp.se to impois and military charges."
MAT 14.—The Leith Gazdtt, of the 4th of May.
contains the following article :
" His Majefty the Kula of Pevssta perfifis for
an effential, in the declaration which he has made
relative to Swedith Pomerania, without at all dif-
puting the rights of the King of Sweden to the So-
vereignty. The arguments which he has tad, the
motives which he has declared, are laid down in fo
friendly a manner, that they cannot fail to make an
imprtffion upon the Cabinet of St. Peterfburgh. In
the Paid anfwer, his Prufllan Majefty gives an ear.
anee, that he never had an idea of attacking the
rights of Sovereignty of the King of Sweden ; but it
declares at the fame time, that from the local pofition
and the relations of Swedith Pcimerania, and accord.
ing to even the principles adopted by the Court of
Stockholm, maintained by General Armfeldt at Ber-
lin, in OCtober, Ific+ ; there neither ought, nor can
arife, from this little country, any provocation what,
ever, and it is to that which the note of the Cabinet
of Berlin of the 24th of January fall, refers. The
Court of Pruffia has given, at the fame time, a for-
mal affurance, that the French government, in the
prefent (late of things has no hoftile views upon Swe.
difh Pomerania. M. de Batexwave. the Swedith
Charge de Affaires, has received no other anfwer to
his note of the 29th February. except a verbal de-
claration, importing, that (ceing the clofe union which
exills between Ruff& and Sweden, they mould adherey
• to the correfpoodence which had been carried on with
the former of there Cabinets."

AMSTERDAM, MAY tB.—The account contained ia
foam of the Englilh papers of the s ith intl. of the
arrival of a Ruffian Courier, with a finned and foaled
treaty of alliance, offenfive and defenfive, between
Rana and Great Britain, is much doubteahere, efpe..
cially with refpeet to the offetitive alliance.
Letters from Cadia of the 23d of April, contains
no new naval intelligence, and the letters from Paris
of the 14th of May, bring nothing of importance.
HAGUI, MAY 14.—Vice Admiral ysaiiaui. is ai
rived here, he will this fumer take the command of
the flotilla, and afterwards ezercifo the office of Mi-
nifter of the Marine.

It is reported here that Gen. MatmosT will in fu •
tore refide here as French AmbafTador. _ _

We have am no intelligence here of the combined
French and Spanifts fleets, though it appears no longer
to be doubted that it is gone to the Welt Indies.

LONDON.

MONDAY. MAY 27.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK'

Coal°la, 38411—ter jtly, 394-omniunt, sp-Redueed 37H.
PRIC.6 01, STOCKS ON SATURDAY
3 per C. Reel An. 171 38 371 In qt. Bonds, Is. a Zs. as.
3 per Cent. Cant Ann. slltfli imp. Ann. 9 l.t6thl
4 per Cent. C. 73; 711 Riebeq. hills par. as. prem.
per Can. Nair/ 90 Omnium 3 pron.
L. Ann. t 6 tt-t6thet Emit& Tickets 191. tos.
Shat Ann. s 3-161 Conf. for Ace. 39flf
DUBLIN' Mee per Cent. Got. Deb. 19.
Rxellange--Dubllo on London to} tt,

The news from Penzance on Saturday lan. of Ad-
miral NILSON having captured four of the enemy.
has not been confirmed by any fubfequent accounts.
We End the fame rumour was alfo circulated at Fal-
mouth and Plymouth.

A Hambursh Mail arrived yefferday, from which
we have given full extra& in the preceding columns.
A report is sow prevalent on the Continent, which
should it prove to be well founded, may become 4a
occafion of fome very important political changei :
The King of Swum., it is raid, has fold the proveice
of Swedifh Pomerania' to the Emperor ALIXANDtIL
by private contras, and that that territory will
fpeedily be occupied by Ruffian troops. It is certain
that an alienation of this nature cannot be a matter
of indifference to the Court of Pruffia. The
en-
trance of a Ruffian army into Pomerania cann.)t
fail to produce a Northern wart and on the oth,!r
hind. the poireffion of Pomerania by Ruffle would be
of the higheft importance to the laft mentioned
country.

A Mail has alto arrived from Gottenburgh. The
following are the only articles deferving of notice :
• " Srocattotrs, MAY lg.—The King has thought
proper to make Stralfund a free pert, for the impor-
tation of all Britifh rnanufaitures and merchandife,
upon payment of a (mall duty ; and has ordered
feveral regiments to march there immediately for its
proteaion. _ _

,4 It is reported that the PrniEan Miniiter has left
.this Court, and that a note has been publithed by the
Cabinet of Berlin, declaring all communication be-
tween it and that of Stockholm at an end for the
prefect. It is thought that the King of Sweden
having returned the Order of the Pruffian Eagle, has
given rife to this coolnefs between the two Court;."

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