Star.
London, England, 1806-06-24 00:00:00

FROM THE FRENCH AND DUTCH PAPERS.

RESB'JRGH, Juas 3.—Letters dire& from
:lie, written the latter end of May, mention that
ral French regiments, coming from Venice, had,
w days before, .patled through the territory of
tile, at a (port dittance from the town. Tittle
pa were on their way to Dalmatia, and it was
ight that they would be reinforced by fevers!
r regiments. It was confidently reported at
tile that the Ruffianshad burnt th‘ (mall town of
Ina, being the principal place in one of the Manch
the coal! of Dalmatia. We cannot fpeak with
certainty relpeeting the intelligence.
tt the departure of the poll, there was a confider-
fleet of merchantmen in the port of Tuttle,
wed for the nr,uths of the Cattaro and Corfu.
'as not known when it would fail. _ _

hey write (tom Triefte, that a frnall French fiitta •
1, confining of two frigates, two brigs, and feveral
boats, which have been fitted ont in the port of
ice, is immediately so put to fea for an unknown
inatinn. It is pm bible that it may et uife for fome
e in the Adriatic Gulph.

lAPLES, Jo ire g.—Since the taking the little
refs of Clynella del Fronto, which the French
tps carried tail month by afrattlt, nothing is left
educed through the whole kingdom of Naplest
!fa excepted. 'Phis place, which :he Prince of
Ile perfrits in defending, is to be attacked with
re v;gour than has hitherto been u(ed. The army
amped under its walls has been confiderably alig-
ned. The works and the trenches before the
ee are now completed, and very formidable bat•
es are open upon the place night and day.
4ILAN, Just 7.—On the 27th of May a divifion
the French army, under the command of General
nation, cook poffeffion, in the name of the Empe-
of the French and Ring of Italy, of the city and
itory of the Republic of Ragufa.
Che following Proclamation, publifhcd at Ragufa
General Lauriflon, explains the cau(es and condi:
is of this military operation :
" Napoleon I, Emperor of the French, and King of
Italy.tee.
The many concefflons made to the enemies of France, had
ad the Republic of Itzguta In a Rate of holiility, fo much the
re dangerous, as It was carried sounder the appearance of
nd*.ip and neutrality. The entrance of the French troops Into
imatia, far from preventing feels condua, gave further ma-
tto tour enemies to exert-He thefr influence in the Rate of Ita-
; and whatever were the motives of the condefeenfion of the
iiiftrates of this State, the Emperor was acquainted with the
aimitanee. His dignity became concerned in putting an end to
dikes fo contrary to the laws of neutrality.
In confequence, in the name, and by order of the Emperor of
French and King of Italy, I take poffeffion of the city and W-
iry of Rasura.
Notvrithßanding I declare, that it is the intention of his Ma-
y the Emperor and King, to acknowledge the independenceand
areity of this State, as form as the RufGans mall have evacuated
,aria, the ifland of Corfu, and the other Venetian Mandy and
t the Ruffian tquadron Sall have quitted the coat of DalmatLt
I promite sibilance and proteetion to all the Ragufans ; I full
fe the laws, elating nfages, and property, to be repedled. In
a, according to the line of eisidua which mall be obferved by
inhabitants, I will take care that they bull have no reafoo to
"lain of the pretence of the French army.
The prefeot Government mall continue; it lull exerelfe the
e funaions, and retain the fame titles. Its relations, as well
it Neutral States, a. with thole in alliance with France, (hall
lain as t►ey were before.
The Commiffary for Commercial Affairs to the Senate, Mall
reife the fundllons of Imperial Conudifary."
(Signed) LAURISTON."
Giant at Roofs, may s 7, dna."