Star.
London, England, 1806-05-05 00:00:00

FRANCE.

PARIS, APRIL as.

The German papers tell u, the Ruffians have eva-
cuated the Mouths of the Cattaro ; but however
probable this may be, hitherto we know that a report
of this nature mull be premature.

FRANKFORT, APRIL 23.--It is confirmed that the
Aullrian prifoners are again matching towards the
Rhine, and from thence m Inuit detachments Olio'
Swabia and Bavaria ; but the report that the Empe-
ror of Ruffia has acknowledged the Kings of Bavaria
and Wirtemberg is by no means authenticated.
Concerning the retreat of the French light troops
I..tm Bavaria, Swabia, Franconia, and the Main, it is
()Able it may take place fuon : but to the prefent
moment we have not heard that any one of thele
corps hare even put themfelves in motion. hi.
Soult'a corps was Itill between Landfhut and Par-
fau on the 17th, as was alfo that of Marfhal Ney, in
the vicinity of Memmingen ; and nn the 18th Mar
Thal Berthier hill remained at Munich. In fall,
even to the prefent moment, we cannot perceive the
heath movement among the French troops in Fran-
conia that iadicates any probability of their fpeedy
departure.

CONSTANTIIIOTE, MARCH 27.—Letters from Witl-
din give reafon to apprehend that that fottrcfs may
fall into the hands of the Servlans.

VSNICI, APRIL I 2.—Etrutia is become a federa
five Hate of France.
For feveral days frigates of the enemy have been
in fight, but we know not whether they are Ruffian
or Englifh ; no (hip, therefore, can go in or nut
without expofing irfclf to the danger of being taken,
and all bufinels is at a Hand. Only (mall vat],
which do not draw much water, and which can fail
through the Laguna and along the coati, can put
to fea. A great fcarcity prevailshere, as no provi-
fions arrive now f:om Dalmatia.
Roma, kliacir 29.—The feveral ferret confiflories
that his Holinefs has lately held, and the prayers
that he has put up at the high altar of St. Peter
and St. Paul, in the Vatican, prove that extraordi-
nary events arc in cortemplatinn. It is generally be-
lieved here that Pius VII. will refign, and Cardinal
Fefch be raifed to the Papal dignity, who will re-
move his feat to Avignon, in which cafe the Hate
of the Church will he incorporated with the King-
dom of Italy.

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HOUSE OP LORDS, SATURDAY, MAY 3.
The petition of MIS. Eliza Utterton, praying for lay to
traduce a Dill to divorce Frederick Ten
was air th., , a
kr
ew now huthanfd, i
to enable her to slurry aglin. f weirdo rorrntt,
Earlof CAERNARVON and the i.ORD CHANCELLORogr.
acted to be taken into further cooperation on Monday nest.
Lord HOLLAND prefented Petitions from the Debt
I-William Gaul and In the Marilialfe. Prlfoo of the City of
En, praying relief, and that the Bill before their Lordflups mtilit
pats into a Law.
The Longitude Difeovery Reward and lArd Stittee.
eases Annuity Dace= Rill, feverally paired the Comm
Adjourned.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Mr. OWEN, from the Faft ladle Dire aors, prefelted
count, purfuant to an order of the t 6th of April the fir.
of mnney paid to the ereoitnrs of the Nabob of A.rectr
fpsetfyfng
the names of the individu:is who had received the fame: a".•
the amount of the debts remaining unpaid.
On the motion *sof Sir HUGH INOLIa, theft papers wet:,
dered to he printed.
A turflage from the lords informed the Haute that they
screed to (meal private Aets; and that they would proceed
then on the trial of Lord Melville at tea o'cluck on Mond3v
ning.—Adjourned.

THE RI/ENING STAR.

LONDON.

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CAPTURE OF LINOIS'S SQUADRON.

This pleating intelligence was announced in the
following Bulletin, circulated yefterday among Mi-
lliners, and of which a copy was elks fent to the
Loin MAYOR, who caufed a copy of it to be affixed s
to the Manfion Houfe, for the information of the
Public :

. ADMIRALTY OFFICE, MAY 4.

• A &patch has teen received this morning from Vice Adml•
ral Sir J. B. WAD/AN, But. and K. B. givitg an account of the
capture of the Mucosa, of So guns and 740 men, Rear Admiral
Limon; and the Belle Poule, of eo guns, and 320 men, on the 13th
March, after a running fight for haw hour., with his Mpjcfp'4
thlps LONDON and AMAZON.

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Marengo and Belle Poole, 65 tined, go wounded.
u Admiral Lisms to among dmarounded "

The difpat ch above alluded to was received by that
JOHN Bu LL cutter, which arrived at Plymouth on
Friday night. Befides the difpatch for Government,
upwards of fourteen hundred letters from the fleet
were brought home by the John BULL. The tub•
joined letters contain tome interelling particulars, not
hated in the Bulletin

'lt TORBAY, MAY 3.

Yeflerday evening arrived off Torbay, the Jouss
Boss, cutter, from Sir J. B. WARREN'S fquadron,
off the Cape de Verd Iflands. The Commander of
the Joust Bu Ls. landed here laft evening, and brought
with him difpatches from Si.- J. B. WARREN to Ad.
miral Youxo, at Plymouth, for which place he im-
mediately fet out. He brought the pleafing
gence of His Majefly's (hips LONDON and AMAZONI
Navin. fallen in ss iih and captured (near Cape de
Verd the French fhips Marengo, of 84 guns,
Admiral LINOS!, and la Belle Poule frigate, after a
very fmart aftion, in which many were killed and
wounded on both fides. Betides thefe difpatches the
brought home upwards of fourteen hundred letters
from the above fleet, which are all forwarded by this
poll."

PLYMIUTH, MAY 3.,

" The JOHN E tree cutter arrived here left night,
with difpatchcs for Government, which were for-
warded immediately for London; they contain the
plcaring intelligence of the capture of the Marengo,
of 84 guns, and the Belle Poule, of 44 guns, by the
LONDON, of oo guns, and the AMAZON, of 38 guns,
belonging to the fqttadron under the command of
Rear Admiral Sir J. B. Was.aza. The French Ad-
mit al Li sot s was returning to Europe from the Eaft
Indies, where he has been cruifing with great (ur-
ea!, and it is Paid that he has an immenfe quantity
of tre:tfure with him on board the Marengo. The
capture of this fhip is a great acqnifition to the Britifh
Navy, as file is Rated and believed to be the tirlt
failcr in the French or any other Navy.
" The action which happened the 13th of March,
was extremely hot for about 35 minutes: the Lou•
DON had 3o men killtd and wounded : the fquadrort
confined, when theJoua Burt. left them, of eight fail
of the line and frigates, and the French Gips were
fitting to cruize with them.

" The LONDON and AMAZON were fo far to wind-
ward of the fquadron, that the anion was folely
between them and the two French thips, and was
very fevere wbillt it continued. The Marengo loft
300 men in killed and wounded ; among the latter
is Liam', whole leg and thigh were fraflured very
badly. The Englias alto fuffered much : the firft
Lieutenant of the LOUDON is among the wounded ;
and the Firft Lieutenant of the AMAZON, and Lieu-
tenant of Marines, are among the killed. The ac-

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was left eruizing. Lino's, when he Brit
attacked the Losnow, conceived that the fqoadron,
which were at a very great diitance, were a convoy
merchant ihips. The Jon's BULL left the (qua.
.on off St. Jago the sth of April lan."
From the great fuceefs which Liam, had in the
Seas, it is thought the Marengo and Belle
Poole will prove the richeft priie that was ever
captured.

41 On receiving information of the French (qua-
dron, Captaih Maxww., of the Asia, inftantly
difpatched an American vela, with an Officer
on board, to. look into St. Jago ; and, if poßible,
to learn the deflinatinn of the fquadron. ,He is
now returned, and brings information of the
French having left St. Jago fix weeks ago, after
having captured three Indiamen and twenty.(our fail
of merchantmen. They were chiced off Madeira by
an Englilla fquadron on Chrifimas day, and were
only one day's fail before them, when they paffed
Sr. Jar), from whence they Reered a South Weft
courfe. We yeflerday heard, by an American, that
the French fleet, commanded by a brother of Bnioa.
MU'S, were met, far advanced on their voyage to
the Cape of Good Hnpe."

. . • • •• , . •• , • • • . • . • •
tion happened of the Cape de Vcrds, whore Sir J. a On receiving information of the French fqua.
41 Wawa was left eruizing. Limo's, when he Sell dron, Captaih Maxwct.i., of the Aaaa, inftantly
• attacked the Loanow, conceived that the fqoadron, difpatched an American vela, with an Officer
Th•
which were at a very great dillance, were a convoy on board, to look into St. Jago ; and, if poilible, ttado
of merchant iltips. The Joon Butt left the fqua. to lean the deflinatinn of the fquadron. ,He is quart
~ • • droll off St. Jago the sth of April lan." now returned, and brings information of the `and is
a - ';
• From the great fuccefs which Limo,' had in the French having left St. Jago fix weeks ago, after wife--
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i . , Eallern Seas, it is thought the Marengo and Belle having captured three Indiamen and twenty-four fail are n
l' i Poole will prove the riclreft priie that Was ever of merchantmen. They were chiced off Madeira by Rape
captured. an Englifh fquadron on Chrillmas day, and were heavy
`i i --- only one day's fail before them, when they puffed
EMBARKATION Wheat
TROOPS.
vs OF St. Jago, from whence they Reered a South Well p,„, Das 11 a roarsscourn, MAY 4. coolie. We yeflerday heard, by an American, that Rye. et
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'S , .4 All is Wile here—this town and all the neigh. the French fleet, commanded by a brother of Bnaa. Matt
to 1 I boorhood is crowded with troops embarking for the pArres, were met, far advanced on theit voyage to White 1
c- , Cape, India, or for the Expedition. The 3oth and the Cape of Good Hope.o
. . 47th Regiments arc now nearly all on board, part
A, of the 59th is next to be embarked for the Cape. WEST INDIES.
• •. * 'Very large bodies of recruits for the Company's Eu. By the packetwhich arrived WI week at Falmouth, .
'# Sir.
' ropean regiments, and for all the King's Regiments at we have received a letter from our Corrcfpoodent in 'Lila...!
the Cape and in India, have been embarked, viz, the the Leeward Wands. It is dated Barbadoes, loth Engl