Star.
London, England, 1804-01-16 00:00:00

PRIPATE LETTERS.

MIS, DICIMIIit I I.
The Englifh have received orders to leave Fon
umbleau, and every other place in which they had
been permitted to refide. They are to proceed in
three divifions, on Saturday, Sunday, and Monday ;
but their deffination is not yet known. Many frith
have had orders to go. but others have heard nothing
of it. The reafon aligned for this rneafure is, that
fo many have broken their parole ; but no one con-
fiders this as the true eine. Bo detetis the
Englith, and no doubt believes they as cordially de-
w& him. He may not, therefore, think it very fide
for his perfon to let them continue to go about at
large.
General Louis BONAPARTS. is gone to Compiegne,
to take the command nt the sth, 9th, isth, and 2 lit
Teliments. The Senator Lucien is gone to Geneva.
There is a great demand for interpreters of the Eng-
)ifk language, particularly thole who have been in
nland. They talk much of a confpiracy. All
Frenchmen, who do not immediately belong to Paris,
are ordered to leave it, and go to their refpalive
departments. Many young men have left France, in
order to avoid (crying in the war, which has greatly
mortified the FIRST CONSUL..
Declaim 15.—0 n the lath there was a pompous
difplay on the Seine. They tried their new invented
'guns with powder and ball. They were fired from
below the Invalids acrrdt the river; and gnat& were
Rationed on the terfaillts road to prevent paffengers
from going that way. B was prelim. • ,
AU the boats have left this place. The Mir,iller
at War has publifhed, that all thole who do not join
their regiments before the isth of Nivofe, (sth of
January) thall be punillied with the greatelt rigour.
Since my tail, a new order has been dined, requir-
ing all the A nglilb, a few who are lick excepted, to
leave Paris by the soh of Frimaire (Dec. t 5), and
to be at the places of their dettination, Valenciennes,
Verdun, and Challons, by the s9th (Dec. sq. Any
who, after that period, may be tound here or at any
of their other Rations, (hall be put in patio. There
are tlienty-ooe new in the Temple. Some irifh are
peralitted to remain.
..A Colonel MACNAMARA has got a paltport to go
to England, on condition that an officer of equal
rank (hall be exchanged fur him. This has given rife
• to a good deal of (peculation.
Lord YARMOUTH, it is (aid. was alto offered a
paffport on condition of his promifing that General
ev►a Should be fent to France in retain; but he is
reported to have antivered, that he would not be ex-
flanged for a &wins mafir. , (the General's former
eccupstiso.).
It la:reported, that Lady Eeois has got permit
Ron tOTena a Private Courier to England, and that
the Government have ore mi fed that none other letters
Mould be•operted. The Eoglifh troll, from the re-
Ptefecitations the will make of their flotations, they
will be claimed by their Government.
- Decs'a3.—A great many horfes have arrived from
Hanover, do which the guards and cavalry are to be
intsaoted. The latter wear a kind of Spencer, made
df tin, that fits dote to the body, and cove-s the
Shoulders, but not the arms. Orders have been it-
fried to fend fix hundred carpenters from Breit, and
two huecired from St. Woes to Boulogne. lici cral
regiere:ir: of Marine Artillery are ordered to Boo-
fore, Antwerp, and Havre, which, it is Sai.l. .Ire
to embark immediately. At Rouen, a prodigious
quantity of bombs, balls, and barrels ofgrape.fhot
are now flipping. The bateaux piar proceed twelve
at a time down rhe Meow to Rouen. There are now
130 of them on the route. The Maritime heat of
Havre has ordered that all Mariners in his arron.
diffement, from ten years old to fitty, mailers of
barges, and tailors belonging to merchant thipn,
Should hold themfelves in readinefe, in cafe their
Services Should be wanted for the National Flotillas.

We have teen letters from (time of our countrymen
in France, which 'late, that on the soth of Deccrubtr
WI, all the Englilhmcn were luddenly ordered to quit
Paris, Valenciennes, and other places in 24 hours, and
to repair to Verdun, in Burgundy, till the thither
pleafure of the near Cow su I. was known. The Eng-
liib Ladies and children were permitted to remain at
Yari.i. The following are the names of the Englifh