Star.
London, England, 1804-04-03 00:00:00

FRANCE.

PARTS, MARCH
Isouvaaa, of the National hilimit, has announced
the difeover y of a (mall comet, vifible to the naked eye.
A dreadful Sre has ravaged the Commune of
blandly en Mel (are), and occafioned a Ws amount-
ing to 344,000 byres.
It appears MIIOOIIII is in France. They fay
be Is

PIAICII 16.
General Sruoi.o. the Commander of the Ligurian
troops, is dead.
'I'M eh; seni of Paris profeffing the Jewifis religion,
in their Synagogue fang hymns of tbankfgiving in
French and Hebrew, for the welfare and ercape of
the near Census..
The examinations preparatory to the trial of Mo.
aaao, Pleill.3lM. Gtoaoas, and their afociates,
are carried nn with great diligence. The Reporting
Judge goes every day to the Temple to interrogate
the secured.
Letters from Berlin .inform us, that the Britiffi
Mining have tranfmitted to the Courts of Ruffia,
Pruffia and Denmark, a new declaration relative to
the joint reprefeotations of thole Courts in favour of
Hamburgb and Bremen. The declaration Rates in
Misname, " that the interefi of the Englith Govern.
anent imperioully requires the blockade of the Elbe
and Wefer to be continued with great vigour, as
long as the French ball remain in military poreffion
of the Meliorate of Hanover."
The Außrian troops are daily reinforced in the
Tyrol. The regiment of the Hafer. of Blankets-
Rein has been there there fume days. The principal
depots of the army are formed' at Infpruck.
swot ty.
- , Vice Adiniral VIIIIIVIIIL, Commandant of the
Datavian flotilla, failed with a divinon of his veffels,
from the road of FlaSnguen, on the evening: 'he
lath March. An Englins Vice Admiial; wi.., fix
chips, one a three-decker, and feveral frigates, block-
aded this quarter. Vietnam manteuvred his 'effete
fo fuccefsfully, that his flotilla was out of the roads,
and would have been on the Evens coati, had that
been its deflination, before the Englilh blockading
fquadroo bad homen of its movements. But it had
no other °keit,. than to aocußotn the flotilla to ma.
natuvring, and to kain the port of ORcnd.
At three o'clock in the morning, the gun boat of
tbd advanced guard fell in with two Englifh frigates
MINI &mat brigs. A cannonading commenced -at
sr sot : the four and twenty pounders of the gun
kept up a heavy fire; the difcharge of mad-
was rapid ; but the Englifit Mon retired, not
without ruitainang much damage, and lofing many of
their people.
If Admiral Vessel's& had fortenately had more
people in his flotilla, he would have affected to the
demands of the grenadiers of the sift regiment, who
propofcd to take, the Englilh frigates by boarding
them.
The flotilla being arrived off ORentr, fell in with
mother Squadron, with which it had a new engage.
pent, and with the fame advantage. Admiral Via-
nu &IL entered the road of °Rend, with the lore of
five men, and Secret wounded. He gives the high.
ell praife to the zeal and bravery of the foldiery, and
to the condo& of the Dutch Captain, Vac Oise.
valisei Commandant of the gun boat of the ad-
vancedguard. This engagement was a very extra-
ordinary one. Several others have taken place on
the coatis of the Lower Seine, and of the Pas de
Calais. The enemy's fquadrons. however numerous,
have never been able to prevent the manoeuvres and
afembling of divifinns of the flotilla in the ports of
their definition. The four and twenty pounders
and the howitzers with which our boats arc armed,
every where render the efforts of the enemy vain.—
It is a mon interefting fpeftacle, to behold (mall
boats face enormous wooden fortreffes, doing them
more damage than they receive, and effeffing their
(astral objeas in fight of them.—Meairrii..
MAICH
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Whilfi England was fending PICHIIGItU, Cloacae
mid the other alraffins whom they had employed. to
Paris, the had *trembled at the fame time and taken
into pay all the emigrants the could find in Ger-
many.
A circular letter of the PILIOCO Of CONDI had
made an appeal to them alma two months ago.
ite is a fad well known through the whole city of
Hamburgh, that one of the name of MAILLAID was
appointed in this city to coiled thole unfortunates,
and to fend them to the Banks of the Rhine.
The left bank of the Rhine was every day filling
with thole new Legionaries, whom England invites
lin • nee more to be the dupes and the victims of
bee cruel Machiavelifm.
One of the Bourbon Princes with his Staff and Se-
cretaries was Rationed in this quarter, from which
be was to direct the different movements. The Prince
Cumuli, along with feveral other Officers.was to
have arrived on the asth of March to complete the
orsaniaation of thole bodies.
1 he Continental Powers difenver an inclinat:on to
crufh fuch attempts to renew tileir difiraCtions, and
this new attempt. therefore, of the Britith Cabinet
has experienced no greater fuccefs than the criminal
enterprife they organized at Paris at loch Onmenfe
es pence againa the life of the Fuse Cu. so t..—Afe•
• maw.