Star.
London, England, 1803-06-07 00:00:00

IMAIL'URGH )?41L.

CONSTAFTINOPLr, APKIL 30 —Oll the 22(1 a great
Council of ;irate wa,l2.:d to icier mine what pe the
te take in cafe of a new war hetween Eng-
land and F ante. The dectrion is not yet known.
Years-day pair...l an Englith coutier to India.
Gen. Btuste i; trying to negotiate a treaty. of
c,rorneice with the Potte.

A Turk;fh fleet, confining of five (hips of the line.
one of which i. of !so guns, and your of 74, laded this
day for the Archipelago, fur the prinettion of ihe
Turkith trade, and the levying of the tribute in the
Archipelago.

BREMEN, MAY =R.—We have received aJvice from
Amilerdam, by an extraordinary courier, th.tt the
French have detained at Helvoetiluys the Eaglifh
Packet boat which brought the Englifb letters of the
24. th to Holland, taken out the Mail, and fent it
open to Paris.

HARDENBERC IN OVERYSSEL, MAY 26.—A courier
from Paris arrived here yeflerday evening at ci4he
o'clock, and proceeded to the French he:td•quarters
at Coevorden, and this morning the 9ith and to3ti
French half brigades of infantry cantoned here and
at Heemik, received orders to enter the adjoining
Launty of B:ntheim. About noon they began their
march, and tomorrow the 23d regiment of huff&
chaffenrs, and the t rth regiment of dragoons will fol-
low. Thefe troops make one divition, which is corn•
manded by G:neral Dumoulin. This morning like.
wife the 48th half brigade broke up from Coevorden
for the county of Bentheim, which is now full of
French troops.
The providing of the French army with provinons
and forage has been found not a little difficult ; pro-
viftons for 30,000 men ha►e been colleaed hum Gro-
ningen and other places The peafants in the vil•
lager have from so to too men quartered up.•n them.
At Ommen and other places the chtirche, are tiled
lor hay and Rraw magazines, and for Gables for the
nurfes. The country through which the French army
has paiTed is entirely eihaufied of all pins ifions.
MUNSTHI, MAY 27.—YeRerday afternoon, about
four o'clock, the French troops entered the County
of Bentheins, and in the town of Bentheim made psi-
:Oners of the Hanoverian gartifon of 36 men and An
officer. To-day, it is laid, they will advance by Mep•
pen and Hafalune, into the territory of Ofnaburg.
_ _

OS:YAM/AG, MAY 28.—We have received certaio
advice. that the Fiend) have entered Meppen. As
they will probably be here in a few days. a deputaq
:ion has been fent, in the name of the Municipal Ma-
giflrates, to the French General, to procure good
treatment for the town, of which we do not doubt.
The Hanoverian battalion, which we had here its
garrifan, has to day marched away, as is fuppofed
for Diepenau.

'AMGEN, MAY 29.—Yellarday the French pa6:•d
the Ems near Meppen ; a part of the infantry march.
ed to Hafelune ; the cavalry remains at Meppen, and
in the neighbouring places. To-day they have all
continued their march, And a past of the corps has
entered the principality of Ofnaburg. The corps
which has entered conlills of about io,oco men.--
More troops will this day follow. Ofnaburg has been
abandoned by the HanoreCans, and it is believed
that the people of Ofr•.abarg will make no refalance.

We f}.all icon hear what will be done in the ether
States of the Hanoverian territor'. Preparation. for
defence are making on the fide of the Wefer.
The intercource by poll is not interrupted by d,
French troops, though the mail from Zwoll to Lingen
was obliged to remain at Yerillau. fur want of horfes.
Li:sast:ltett, MAY :9.—As the danger of war be.
comes iLirly more tlircatcning. our regiments have
been confiderably firetstliened. Lail week we were
called on for a certain number of rev-nits.

1-1 Mvr 28.—A fare idea having got
abroad, that it was intention to raife a Levy en
M Ire throughout the Eicaorate to oppore the enetni
i.i cafe of invafien, a proclamation has been publifh.
ed. addreffed to all the Magittrates. contradiAing
this report, and affuring them. that the inter.tiost
of the general tegiiiering plan perfnns able to bear
arms, is no other than to obtain the necefliry number
of recruits to ocenplcat the troops of the lisp aad

to a‘ r,r,tilar, in cafe of neceftlty.
E.,4i now at Magdchiag,

tve ,•i.lri, r„ t.nr,in mi.!, el L., t.Lke a military poll
iu ilt.• n r!l'. in tit olGvtniany. Count Mt s-
r FF., II Ve?I.:1! Pereilburgh, hAS ;;i% en
1 a yen • \•q-, fr..m which much good is
it;.c:ftit, a the Cp7l;lh Anitialfador fupports it
I.is N1..i..r V.i% Uri( I)EcKEN, alter a flay
d at Bolin. ILA, received orders to follow
C.•ort

Bt 1(1 IN. M .v zB.—Cijzen LA/ORES that delivered
Ti, French :\ linifter to this Cow t, and
mid be 1, gO iroat,...! as filch, as foon as Count FilitG.•
VZ rctii.nstlt,nt \l.ti;S.hu•g. He expeaed oa
Mouday, wll,ll the meaca:es will be known which out
Conn mean; to poi ill:: in cafe of an it riliv,;ou Of the
French into the 11.111.11 of Germany. Thele rnzafrires
hav•: ;nor c.inzerted, it is fad, at Magdeburg with
another (:.•rman PI inc e. It al'o faros, that even it
llanover tlr •ul.i be lra to it!ei, Prudi,t Will yct cover
the r- II tit tie north c•f Get many, and rarticularly
the Etie aud IVaer, i:nd above all, Hamburgh and
Brown. A cordon un.dcr Genct4l BLUCHLR rifpokert
of. \eticrd.r:• palt:d a French caurier itcin Paris to
St. Peter fLurgh.

FR.4.VCE.

PARN, JI:NE I.

The Cor.frvative &nate have voted a fira rate
fhip of the line to curry on thi: war.
Ttic Jernappe, a !hip of the Lae from Martinico,
13rt. ft on tl.
Charoher Ci.mmcrce of the city (4 Ar.t-
Irrrp have voted it frigate of 4+ gulls, to be called
the Dail% Nadi: s.

A later from Genoa, dated May 79, fays—" A
velTa artived At this city has brought the dilagree-
able intelligence that the plague has broke out at
tha. It ha: made dreadful ravages.—More than
6o 111::n of the p;arriion were dying daily—it had
fpread to the inhabitants. The King of Sardinia had
ctlabli!hcd 4 _orlon of troops t., prevent all commu-
nica,ioa b.ttw.:en Ntilza and Sicily."—Tha:teur.

jt.'%F 3.-C,:mr4l Mortitt Commandant of a
Corps of the Army, marched, on the 26th of May,
from Corve- 1;n, w•',ere he had ettablithed his head-
cot wets. O•t the eqth, a Hanoverian battalion eva•
cuatcd thr hiihoptic of Olitobtog.
G n 7 .11 NEM ill:it ha:tog burn informed of the
proclamation of the !clinic of EsOLaND, replied by
the fr,llots log proclamation

FIDWARD Moil Ft R, L!F.VT.•GENFRAL, COMINANDit 1N
Clll, F, TO THE INHABITANTS, OF THE ELLCTORATL

OF HAsrlvrit.

" Hanoverians—A French army enters poor ter.
ritorits : it ct.rne, among you not to fpread conflerna-,
Con throughout your country, but to vilsdraw that
portion of the Continent which you inhabit from
G vet nment hoflile to the repofe of Ettropeoand which
snakes it Om iotis to tread under funt the principles
of d ii2hts of ms kind and of civilized nations•
The CuiL r Cosisui„ faithful to thole fer.timtnts of
no•d.:ation and humanity, by which he is as much li
as by his political and warlike virtues,
Las exhautted al! the means of conciliation to
prevon a ropute. The K. so of England, falfe
(parjure) to his moth facred engagement:, has belied
his tignature by refufing to evacuate Malta, as he
had foh ninly hound himfelf to do by the Tt eat y of
.Amiens. He has given the fignal for he:lli:ides, and
therefore he alone remains refponfible before Goo and
=to for the calitmil:k which the leourge of war may
bring upon the Rates fuhj.et to his dominion. lam
informed that Proclamations, dictated by the blindefl
fury, have been acted to engage you in a contefl
which mull he foreign •n you ; beware of an aggref-
fi. n • foilith and ufelefs, and of which you alone
would be the viClims. klanoverians, I promife you
Carey and preiteetion, if conflating your real interefls
you ipai ate yonr calif: from that of a Sovereign,
v ho betaking all the bonds of good faith has thereby
fresco: you liom the Mt tClll7`elit which you might have
fuppoted that you owe to him. Thz fltincil ditch
pline la ill be obt: rued among the troops %% Lich 1
command: yoiir pertons and ro opts ty Mall be re•
fpeCted ; but, in velum I at quite from you foch a
behavioiir as I have a tight to expeifl from a peaceP-
ble people* (Sir.ed) o DA'ARD MUR.TiII a."