Star.
London, England, 1804-09-18 00:00:00

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Beaus, 'Aro.; /L.—There were publinied at the
time the pitrtibilaitiof an affair on,titql 'of March,
between Ssair Vetter, the Coootiodore
thf, t. (mall
fquadron of Ilasavitio pitivAtters,..aed 021;11
Captain Cosi vita Lfp C;Ciee Baum Fantail whom •
wilted not heard of for tithe, haijoit tienikait
tell the fillowi ng accau ot ofbis fohtsgtient operatiOns:.
t The corvette, which I commanded on the 3d
of March, being completely repaired, on the asd of
May I Get fail wi:h a crew of 33 Men; among whom
were keen wounded. bolo I could not drink of
alsanduniog. I had hardly got opt fix leagues, when
I perceived a disifion of Egli& frigates, command-
ed by Commodore C STUAIT, which pre-
pared pi:Monte my 'mirage. thettfore determined
to return, and reel anchor at 'a, &Raw of twelve
leagues from a arcing fortrefs,of Deals Malelly.
Dot ing eight (jay s I made feveril efforts to get keen
leaguestowards tbg South, but they were ineffeflual
eas.eceavant 4 contrary winds, and I found myfelf
obliged to land two pieces of cannon, which I plac-
ed on two points of the rocks, at the extremity of
the bac I was in. I difembaticed all my troops,
whom I potted on the rock, to prevent the enemy
hiss attacking my thip, which they had fevered times
ineffeaually attempted. On the t sib day I propof
eel by a Bag of truce to Captain Sruaar, that if he
would give me his word of honour only to employ
a fingle frigate againll me. I would leave my re,
treat. At the fame time I demanded the right of
repairing, after the engagement, to any port which
might bell fait me ; but Mr. Swale did not think
proper to make me any anfwer, and to a& like a 'ite-1
Woos enemy. On the contrary, be endeaeoured to
gain over the inhabitants by fitting a price upon my
bead t be ofeted for this purpolfe 600 viz dollars.--
This infamous condi:ols a new proof of the enemPs
bad faith t I. have, therefore, obferved all his move-
ments. which have tended to nothing elfe than the
violation of the Danilh territory, and our dearuttion.
Sash ie my fituation. From the sad of May to the
3d of Ply, I have employed. with my tingle cot.:
vats. a dieifion of four of the enemy's frigates sad
two corseues. Commodore STUAIT has not yet
dared to light roe in the manner I ptnpofed." •
Hague, Ana. so... Before the reparation of the
Le.ginative Corps yellerday, a Commlfmti was %Ow
pointed to treat with the Government 01 the ill
November. refpeAing the finances for the soloing
year, and to fix upon the fume for the Budget. TheyJ
bay. alfo fantilotted a premions to be given to indi-
viduals who (hall pay in their contributions with the
haft delay. This meatus they skink will accelerate
the feats smeary for the molt urgent expeacm -

tRAnCS.

PARIS, SEP ramaut S.

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A /mat &bleb having prevailed amongtbe troops
of the Italian Republic in garrifon at the jihad of
Elba, the Vice Frefident Mit.zi has demanded and
obtained permiffion from the Emperor to withdraw
them. They are to be replaced by troops expcacd
from the South of France.
A report was current laft week upon the exchange
of Marfeilles, that the Emperor of Russia has or-
dered an embargo to be laid on all (hips in the port
of o.lella. It is concluded from this meafure, that
the Court of St. Peterlburgh has determined to em-
bark all the troops encamped in the vicinity of that
place, and who, fume fay, amount to 40,000 men,
What we know for certain is, that our Government
bp received no informetipn of Inch an events and
that there are not Ruffian Slips enough at Oderra to
carry into the Mediterranean half the number of
troops.— journal du Dcfrigfeurr.
The -extraordinary Military Commiffinn of the
Department of the Upper Po has condemned to
death ANTOIWII BELLOW. as the principal chief in
*late infuriation. Several of his accomplices have
received lenience of imprilonment in irons for Sateen

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It is Paid that the emigrant Count de BiLt.tvar.,
at prefent the confidential Mini(ler of Prince Ye“-
&AUTO. the Horpodar of Wallachia, and who has
tefided here tor near ix weeks, has, in the name of
his Sovereign, dslTltlideci.to put this province under
the rotation of the Emperor of the French, and to
become tributary In the French, inficad of the Turk.
il6 empire. La the prefect eircumilanees, when a
certain power is ensuing the Torkiflt fubjeds of the
Grecian church to hifurtedirm every where, this may,
perhaps, be the only Means of preventing Wallachia
irons thofe ditlarbances, which ;Whit& the other
Tuthill; provinces in Eorope, as well as in Afir lnd
Africa.-. 14 (sreeete de Frmsee. . .
We believe the turnouts totally without founda-
tion, of asether official paper, under the appellation
of an Imperial Gases", to be publitbed after the Em-
peror's coronation. We think it more pritiablelhat
the ilossiterr will be permitted to afume that title.;--
Yournal de Paris.
They write from Rouen, that (tetra' confeript#- of
the years XI. and X lf. lillening to perfidious fog-
geflions, hive deferged their c.loure, and returned
to their houfcs. Some of them had received ant
mous letters, in which they were afrured that the
tenet s among the confer tpts would not in future be
profecuted, and that therefore they need not be en. I
eaty, or hefitate to leave a career into which they
bad been forced. The Prefeet of the department, in
mentioning there and other particulars, in an ad-
-1 dref, to the parents and relatives of confcripes,
in-
fn•m• them, 'hat the laws concerning defection will
Li executed whit more fevetity than evert and there-
fore warns them not to expole their children and
thanfelves to dilhoisour and noir. He tells them,
that ali thefefalk reports and ferret intrigues are in-
vented and ditreminated by Englilh emilfariet, fur
Use alifirovei y of whom he offers the moil liberal re•
yrarils.-..Le !jailer I& Roam
1 he tribanal a/the dalrio of Mirecoort had cm-
agonised the Commune of Attigny, in the department
of Vargo% to sane livres damage, with intereft, to
four gees Arum danger-riOy wounded by the inha-
bitants of the village Attigny, in the difcharge of
thek duty, by trying to erred foam Conferipts, who
bad atUrted. This Commune bad betides been con
demoted to- sec* liens, towards' the Republic, with
eidtse The inhabitants of Att igny appealed to the Tri-
bunal at Nancy, in opinion to the Imperial AMT.
ael-Gt•naral. The principal means of there inhabitants
~ace the fenturce menial were, that they zcgara:

ea the law of the loth Ventlemiaire (year IV.), de- 1
cprdingto whicailigy bad been.condemnid, st,re-
splationareslaw, which, accurdtag to .a former der-i,
lipe of the Council of dforre,` bad beets abolitbrd**/'
the chnftitution oelrektv VIII. But the Ittihnna '
regarded the law of the loth' Vcriderniaire as a wire
'rim; without rthifh -iF.R°44Id _l)6 for th‘
farina force to execute, its ord'ers, particAarly frith
tikrd Our art 1t of Contripte,"kieij Whire pro.
ke&cd, pined, or'conettaled, by thi ignorant multi-
, tudel; and,.thereforof confirmed the former fentencei•
with the Addition .of a fine of 6o Sexes, and cons,
igaina the inhatiortts or the Commune of Attigny,
for having troubled the Ttibunal with their appeal.
-•-journal der 7 ribinsamx.
A kind of mutiny has lately taken place among
the girls in the Palais Royal, which has called much
antufsetent to out Bolas& or cockneys. The Prefe&
of the Police, being informed of the indecency of the
drefs, or rather the nakednefs of the unfottunate wo-
men who inhabit this den of proßitution and debau-
chery, by a regulation potted up in the Palais Royal,
ordered every woman, who did not drefs in a morieja
manner, to be taken up and fent to la Salpeuiere, the
houfe of correltion for prollitutes. The night after
the amateurs looked in vain for fair companions in
this Palais—they had all emigrated, and walked,
almoil in "tau nature, upon the Boulevards, and in
thg areas of St. Honore, La Loi, Vivienne, and
Croix Petits Champs. As a punitbment for this re.
fraftory (pink, louse of then) were taken up, and car-
ried to the prefe&ure of police. This alarmed the
others, bin did not crovert them to Ittia obedience,
beeaufe they went born one extremity to the other.
Inftead of being almoft naked, they invented a kind
of drefs called a lack (not of repentance); which
hung down fo low, as to cover their toes and their
heels ; while tied up to the chin with a capuchin over
the head which left nothing vifible brit one ejc, half
a note, and half a month. In 'this kind of marque-
rade drels, the police permitted them to continue as
long as they Eked ; but °braving, no doubt, by the
decreafe of customers, that few would be caught in
their lacks, they have, by degrees, returned, and
aftinned the drefs of our tnodell women ; which, by
the bye, is not, very modeft..--.7drirtaidei Speaackr.
Mate 7.
His Majefty having call a proiseing view upon the
filuys de Chafe at Dunkirk, and ordered its reflota-
lion, this operation was findbed on the 3d loft. when
the day terminated in a magnificent banquet, and
the health of the Emperor of the French was given
with enthnfiafin.

From Genoa, of the 25th ult. it appears, that Ve-
(twins, after having remained tranquil feveral years,
exhibip fuch fympronts of internal commotion, as to
excite the appreheitiion of a fpeedy irruption. Frefh
fhocks of an earthquake have been felt at Spoletto.
From Bologna, Auguft 22, it is mentioned, that
the celebrated ZaliliCCAti had afcended in a bal-
loon with a companion ; the latter; apprehending
fume danger, infifted upon being landed, after which
Zawreccaar darted out of fight ; but about (even
in the evening was picked up by Tome Mermen in
the waters near Rimini, and brought by them to Bo-

logna, arnidtt a vaft eoncourfe of people.
The marriage of his Royal Highnefs Prince HE sty
of Profile with the Princefs CH•RLOTTI, took place
on the aath infant at Pyrrnont.-v- Afoniteur.
A proclamation has been publifhed at Copenhagen
upon the &bps& of the new Volunteer Militia, to be
formed of ladivido eh from the age of at to that of so.
It is Paid that the ceremonial of the honours which
are to be rendered to the Pope, both at his entrance
upon the territory of the French Empire, and upon
the road, and at his arrival in the capital, is already
regulated with all the folemnity and pomp due to the
dignity of his rabic, and to the greatneft of the aft
-wlaicia be is•comiog to give bis anima eoofeera-
tion. It is further &id, that his Holinef. will Ise
accompanied in his journey by twelve Italian Car,
dinals, and that, daring his Ray in Paris, he will
occupy a part of the palace of the Thuineries,—.-affi.
sitter. _ _ _

^Ge
IeTAI StIASTIAbiI is returned to Paris, from
the journey he LAS jai performed to Militia and
Frankfoit.
The Minifier of the Interior has notified, by a let-
ter of the sth Fri,9idor, that the Emperor has or-
dered him to take, without delay, all the meafitres
neceffary to fufpend the exportation of corn, meal, or
flour throughout all the departments wherein it was
permitted, by the Imperial Decree of the 25th of tail
Praiiial. In coufequcnce, all exportation of corn,
meal or fi int, is proviiionally forbid, without any
exception or modification whatever.
• Several elegant carriages are now building at the'
magnificent worklkop of M. Ducbeme, definted to
figure at the approaching corcasatioa.
SPPTINSPIL 9.
Prince Louis En TP, Coullable of the Em-
pire, patted through Lyons on the 2d, on his return
Item Turin.
On the 3d the Riatan Prince Otcomucat patted
through Nancy, on his return to tit. Petertturgh
from ?aril.
An Italian Deputrion is on its way to the Empe.
ror, to esprefs the gratitude of the Minitiers and Of-
gcers of Use Republic, who have received by iiii or-
ders the Grand Star (tithe Legion of Honour.