Star.
London, England, 1803-11-09 00:00:00

FRENCH JOURNALS.

We have received Paris journals to the 3oth
No mention is made in thefe Journals of the FLIST
CONSUL having quitted Paris fo late as the nth ult.
—The following letter, and the fubjoined qtrads,
are the only articles worthy of notice in the papers
that have reached us:

PARIS, Ocr. 29.—1 t is faid that the Hereditary
Pittacs of Wvarsmsulto will fhortly enter into the
fervice of France.

Vice-Admiral LATOUCNI Teri/mut is arrived at
Marfeilles, from St. Domingo, which place he quit-
ted on account of a very ferious illnefs with which he
was attacked in that colony. Le Bracque, on
board which veffel he took his paittge, is now per-
forming quarantine. At his departure, on the a6th
Thermidor laft (Auguft 14), the greateft tranquillity
reigned at Cape Francois.

Of a Letter fll3lll Citizen ROCIIAMatAU, Genera{ in Chief
of the Army of St. Domingo, dated from Cape iganris
Meflidor, year It (July S•)

4, We began hoftilities here on the 213th of June:
la Pourfuivante, Captain WlLLoossy, had an en;
gagement with five Englith nails, under the
Mole, which latled for three hours. She then re-
turned into port, after having very roughly handled
one of her opponents, although the was herfelf very
ill manned. I fhall, neverthelefs, fend her out again
in five days. Our pinion is far from being a plea-
(ant one, but there is (till fume merit in defending a
ravaged colony againft a civil war on one fide, and
a foreign enemy on the other."
The Maritime Prefect of Rochfort has juft pub-
Used inttruftions refpe&ing the fervice of the coaQ,
according to which no merchantman is to be allowed
to fail, without being convoyed by an
General Lasveßolll. Aid-de-Camp to the Plass.
CONSUL, is appointed to protat the coaft from Brett
to Concale.

General Seaarrtaxi is appointed to infpeft the
coaft from the mouth of the Vilaine to Bra.

General Mat.tiss, commanding the department of
la Dyle, has jet been appointed by Government to
command a divifion of the Army of England. It is
likewife thought that Gen. BILLIARD, Commandant
of the sath Military Divifion, who has ferved many
campaigns in Italy and Egypt tinder Bosaraare, will
be employed by him in the expedition.
At`the review which took place on Sunday latt,
the Turkifh AmbalTador prefented to the Flaw,. Com-
sut., in name of the Sublime Porte, two bnitta very
magnificently caparifoned. One of them, although not
well formed, is an animal of molt aftonifhing vigour
aad ftrength. The equerry, who prefented it, hav-
ing got on its back, was at fiat thrown out of his
faddle ; but at length fucceeded in curbing it.—
The other horfe, on the contrary, is highly remarka-
ble for the elegance of its make, and the grace of its
motions.

Letters from Weflphalia Rate, that the PrulTran
army is to be augmented by 20,000 men, in light ca-
valry, borfe artillery, light dragoons, and infantry,
at the commencement of the new year.
It appears by letters from Compiegne, that the
camp nnw forming near that city, will only be com•
poled of a certain number of regiments of Dragoons'
of whom many are already arrived. General Baia-
GOAT d'Htccsaas has taken the command of the ad
divifion of Dragoons, compofed of the 31, sth, Bth,
gth, 15th, 16th, and 17th Regiments. which are
cantnned at Chantilly, Villers Cotterets, Compiegne,
and its neighbourhood. On the x 0 Vspdemiaire (04t.
ts),thatGeneral reviewed the sth, sith, and t yth regi
menu: they were on foot armed with mufkets, and
prelented a coup d'oril foil as grand as the fineft in-
fantry. The sth, commanded by Colonel Louis
BOII•PARTI,waa particularly remarked for its beauty
and excellent difcipline.
By letters from Manheim we learn, that Baron
Ter trout"- is again exerting himfelf to regain his an-
cient influence at the Court of Vienna, but it is nr.t
expeCed that he will prove fuccefiful, fence the party
which combats the fyllem of the Ex•Minifter, who is
entirely devoted to the intereßs of England, is too
numerous, and that Prince CHARLIS, who is at the
head of it, has. at the prefent moment, the moR fa-
hoary influence over all the determinations of the
Cabinet of Vienna. This Prince has again given his
opinion in the Council of State, with the utmoft
energy, in favour of that pacific and neutral &Rem,
adopted for there two years paft, by the Aullrian
Go‘'e nmcht.