Star.
London, England, 1804-07-16 00:00:00

FRANCE.

PARIS, JULY 6.
The file of the 14. th July, which falls on Saturday .
fel:might, is deferred till the dayfollowing.—Mearar.
JULY 7.
To-morrow (Sunday) there will be a grand pa-
rade. The Emrsaoa will give audience in the pa.
lire of the Thuilleriet, to the Ambaffadors and
Mi-
sifters who have received their new credentials.
M. J•ustar, whom the EMPIIOII, had lent to
Contlantioople, is on his return to Paris. He
batted at at the mouth of the Danube, and afcending
that River, has come by the way of Yarn and Bulla-
rd. The troubles in Amelia render the dire
road ettremely dangerous. The petty Pachas infell
the whole of that province= but it appears that the
Porte has jolt taken Rrong medium to fubdue the
frith of revolt which prevails in thefe countries, and
which is foopored to be fomented by fome European
Power.—Mmiterr.
Our letters from our fea ports (peak of the great
alltvky which couticues to reign every where, and if
the blow has not yet been Bruck, it will be felt fo
moth the more terrible when all our Rrength is col-

Printers Louis BONAPAIITZ is in a gate of preg-
nancy ; the Empalme has ordered her to refide at the
Thai Series, or St. Cloud. and not at Compiegne,
where her Masud commands the Dragoons encamp-
ed then.
Inc arta, Cave's is engaged to make a bull of
Marble, rambling her liajelky the_Emprefs Joss-1
eases. TM ea nee has bees Siblonlead by her Ma-
jelly's Maids of Honour, who lama to Orden this
bell to the Manna Napoleose.
At Idalmitifon, his Malay the Emperor Meow"
is collating a Macon, intended to be called " Ma-
tson Joreplaioe." No lets than twenty artills
unveiling over ell Europe to make parchaks and col-
:Aims worthy of firth a place. The funs of three
militate of !term (t al,crool.) is to be upended to
plfett it. This mosey is gives from the Estraaoa's
private pork.
Since their proclamation. their 'steams MUSS.
Ttas have paid no left than so ono liven (awl.) to
series who have under their care the children of mite
pore Petition citizens ; and 600,000 hems have been
Wowed to improve the &macros of all perform (in
the whole 344) attached to the opera. The reit of
this rum is to be diltributed among them yearly on
the 18th of May, the day when the Seems: CenfinSwav
was publithed, which made the imperial dignity hue-
ditary in the Bonaparte family.
The confervatonnm of mufic has laid before the
Errtsot a plan for inflituting an Hotel des Invalides
for decayed or old muficians, aaors, dancers. fingers.
Mltrefes, Ike. It has been referred to the members of
the Council of State. According to this plan, the
Bittemoa is to advance 500,000, and with one, two,
or three per cent. in the year, taken from the Glades
of perfons of that dcfcription in good health. an hotel
is so be built, and provided with all necelTariesluffi-
tient to contain 34.00 perfons of both feces, whohave
figured on the Sages, at concerts, or in the orchef-
a.
tr but who. from age, difeafe, wounds, or accidents,
in actufing the plblic, or performing their duty. are
sow wanting fuccours, or langui(hing in want, both
at Paris and in the departments.
D'Assou, formerly grand vicar to the Bitbop of
Autun, Ta tsar eke° is appointed fuperinr of the
College afChrillian Mt'ffionartes at Paris. The Con-
• Ritutiun of this Order has been fettledh by •LLEY-
'AND and Cardinal C and is fanftioned by
the Pure, and confirmed by Bo . In con
tains already Iso members, among whom are fame
young men eklevent officers, in the corps of artillery
and engineers. Four young men, clerks in TALL'S.
ii•SD'S Office, have, by his recommendation, enter.
ed the fame Order. Maass has demanded to be ad-
mitted, but has been refufed.
COISSTANTIMOPLI, MAY ;a—The Ruffian Travel-
lers and Observers increafe in the different provinces
of our Empire. The young Ruffians, who refide in
our Capital, do not diffemble that they confider our
country as already devolved to their nation. They
make a great noife about the (*needs which their ar-
mes have experienced in Armenia and Georgia. I.
appears that they have retaken Derbent • and even
rh
Eriv.in, the capital of the country ;hole name
lmt bears, has fallen into their poffalion. Thus at the
oment when this power is at war on the calm
confine. of the Ottoman empire, on the wetlern wc
fie it change the conflittnon of Corfu, procure itfelt
su be eccisiexi the prote&or of that Republic, to the
detriment of the Porte and the Allies. and fend thi-
. tha• ‘•• (1. •• Mch are unneccfrary for the mere
purpofe of maintaining the tranquillity of a country
to thinly peopitd, too few in number to give unea-
finefs to the Luropean Potentates ; but, neverthelef.,
frifficiently nismer,tis to fipiw)rt the inereafing parti-
fans. whom the community of religion caries
Rudia
to bare in the Motes and throughout Ettropear
Turkey. It i, known, that a detachment has take,
posafical of Preveza, which has much alarmed th%
t'act•• of Janina, who has found himfclf obliged to
march isoo men to keep the Ruffian detachment en

refte.
The death t^f DGEZZAI PACH• (CCM to have made
an agreeable fenfation here.
Balm j otos at .—Our fleet has never, during the
lag twelve years, been more complete, or better dit-
ciplined, nor our Officers and men in higher fpirits.
Admiral mmmmmm vacs, fince his appointment,
enhas
eatoped she fignals, and made many impr
is ovemo
OUT manceuvres which are ellt.re congenial to our
national CO, it and vivacity. On the t 7th a divilion
of s lir flotilla was attacked near Penmarks, by tos
Engltffi (hips f the line, three frigates, and four Cu.
ter. , tin) cannonaded us for an hour without doini
use leAri into y ; when, having received great damage
from our batteries, they ere compeller! to retreat.