Star.
London, England, 1803-10-12 00:00:00

RUSSIA

Br. PITIMSIVAGH, &Pt. Wednef;lay
the regiment‘ intended to he reviewed, to the number
of 4c,cco men, will he 'trembled at Krafnoaclo.
A great Grcelehoule in biofaiw, KOLlJsrow and
Co. has failed for 1,300,000 roubles.
RUSSIAN FRONTIERS, SEPT. 18.-4 E ie fiappored the
EMPEROR Will make certain changes in Pune of the
bizhell places in the interior admibiaiation of the
Inspire.
Count Got.t, Pruffian Ambafrador at our Court,
,as daily conferences with Count Wolowzow, and
Prince CZ AR.TORIESKY. It is laid, the intention of
them is to form a tinier connection between the
Courts of Berlin and St. Peterfburgh, the particular
objeCt of which is the tranquillity of the North under
the prefent ciirumftances.
Profelior ROBERTSON, Member of the Galvanic So..
ciety in ]'.iris, who has twice arecnded in his balloon
is the height of 3,760 toiics, is arrived here from
liasiburgii.

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PARTS, SLPII:MBER s 6.

The feflival of the new year was celebrated here
yellerday in a perfeelly tranquil and fatisfaetory man-
ner. We have no longer any temples of r.eafon, or
things of that nature ; the Government did not in-
vite the citizens to dance ia the Elyfian Fields, but
they danced more cheerfully aaJ freely in other pub.
lie places. No dillrult, no military difplay, difturbed
the innocent amilfements. Every one diverted
hunt-elf in his own way ; fome went to chute!),
others to the theatre. The FIRST CONSUL, in the
morning, received the Members of the Senate and
Council of State, and in the evening the Thuilleries
were illuminated. About eight in the evening, there
was a concert, at which the FIRST Cowsut. was pre-
fent. in the uniform of the National Guard. When
he retired, he fainted ihe audience, who expreffed
their fatisfaelion by loud acclamations.
Of the ten regiments of heavy and light artillery
which arc in our vicinity, and which have been re.
viewed by the Final- Coast's., the greater part have
begun their march for Compiegne, Rouen, Havre de
Grace, &c. They will ferve on foot and horfeback.
General Jouanan is appointed one of the Lien.
tenant-Generals to the FIRST CONSUL, for the ap-
proaching expedition againft England.
After the conclufion of the Helvetic Diet, General
Nay, will, it is Paid, command the Army of Referee
which will be affembled at Compiegne.
The new treaty between France and Switzerland
will be more advantagemis to the latter than the
treaty of 1798. It contains feveral articles, which
(tided in the time of the Kings of France.
There is no longer any talk of negotiations for
peace ; the expedition agangt England is alone the
order of the day.
The order that neutral !hips from Englab ports, or
which had even anchored there, !ball not be admitted
into French ports, has undergone an alteration. A
notification has been publifhed, Rating, that fueh
neutral (hips as (hall have been obliged, from eir-
cumfiances of neceflity, to pot into Englills harbours,
!hall be admitted into French ports, if their lading.
only confih of northern produas; but if they have
on board manufadures or colonial commodities, they
will be excluded.
The army at Bayonne, which is intended to eon.
fill of 30,000 men, amounts as yet only to Mow.
A letter from Bayonne, dated Sept. 16, !aye
:
as The army affembling here under General Aunt-
*say, confifts of excellent troops. The Generals
Aran. and Ducos command under AVOIRRAO."
With the new year the fervice of the National
Guards eeafes. The three new raifed municipal resi-
t:tents now occupy all the polls.
The magnificent palace of Shoonborgen, near
Brads, which belonged to the Archduke CHaaLss,
has, it is Paid, been purchafed by the Ex•Diredor,
Battu', for 3042,000 livres.
The exportation of pitch and tar, from any of our
ports in the Mediterranean, is prohibited.
On the evening of the 24th the Ruffian Envoy,
Couni Maacorr, returned to Paris from the waters
of Bareges. TALL AAAAA D has for fome time re-
turned from the fame place.
The new TURKISH AMIASSADOR arrived at Paris
on the 2 sd and alighted at the hotel fitted up for his
teception in the greet St. Dominique, in the Faux.
bourg St. Germain.
The family. of TOUSSAINT L'OVVIIRTURI has
been fent to Agen, where it is to remain under a
proper fuperimendance, having lately made an at.
tempt to efcape. Some inhabitants of Bayonne are
Lid to have been in the fecret.
It is raid that the Spani(h Court intends, with a
brilliant retinue. to vifit the camp of 30,000 men,
which is to he formed near Valladolid.
Letters from Rouen date, that the powder mill at
Maromme, in the vicinity of that city, was blown
up on the anniverfary of the Republic.
The exportation of hemp from the departments of
the Upper and Lower Rhine, has been prohibited
during the war.
A letter from &MIAs, dated Sept. 29, rays, " All
merchant velfels which, together with every hand
on board, have been put in requifition by our Go.
vernment, and are now lying in our rivers and ca-
nals, have received orders to proceed to Bruges and
()Rend. Fifty (hips of that defcription have accord-
ingly already arrived at Ghent, from whence they
are immediately to proceed to their places of detli.
nation. They ate for the mon part to ferve as trauf.
ports. on board of Which artillery, ammunition, and
borfes are to be embarked. Some gun-boats will he
launched in the courfe rd. this week both at Ghent
and Bruges. Tne role city of Ghent pays 6.i0,0c0
florins towards the building of gun and flat boats.
Rumour Rates, that Vice. Admiral NIILLY is to be
appointed Commander in Chief of the whole naval
force affembkd at Oilend. Several Englifh men of
war continue to eruize off Offend, but notwitlilland.
iag yards are daily arriving in that port ; grates are
now prepared for faluting the Engliih with red hot
balls. Gcnetal d'Avousr infpeets the trorlis who ale
daily arriving. Fourteen battalions of fos,t, and two
regiments of dragoon,, !two •v, and chaffetii,, al e two
to have reached Bruges, on the tit of e‘l,o6er.
neral Salmis commands the trrwips near Compiegne,
General SOULT. the camp of St. Omer ; and Gene-
ral d'Avousr, the corps near Bruges."