Star.
London, England, 1804-05-28 00:00:00

FR4NCE.

PARIS, MAY z 6.
The Firft Naval and Military Special CommilSon
that has pit:bounced any fentence, is that at Bou-
logne. Two Citizens, Ave' and MOVINGUON, em-
ployed In the naval department in the port of Bou.
lope, have been ecnviEted of attempting to appro-
priate to themfelves feveral articles fumilled to the
Republic, and of having overcharged what had been
furnilhed for the general magazine ; they are both
condemned to be placed in the pilloi y for fix hours,
and to ten years hard labour in the galleys.
The rim CoNso I. has confented that Spain may
conclude a new military capitulation with the Hel.l
Repulic, and that it may be propofed by the
Landammans to the different Regencies of the Can.
tons at the next Diet.
The principal articles are ac follow :
s. The Flee Swifs regiments, Schmid, Ruttlman, Reding, Bet(.
dud, aad Jim, are to bear the fumes of their Colonels.
2. Each regiment is to be compared of two BaitAlion,, and each
Wall= of ODC masses, et Grenadiers and four companies

foklera.
3. Each company 4to encash, one hundred and twenty-five

mat.
4. Syrlfs ox Gernum, from the age of t t to .te are only to be
ruched into then regiment% and arc to lx cacti dye feet one Loch

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3. They are to be of the Roman Catholic religion.
6. The Chiefs of there corps can cubit no recruits either in
'MIX or in Spain.
7. All the regiments are to wear the fame uniform as the regi-
ments of Reding. and are only to he diftinguithed by their feparate
numbers upon their buttons.
S. The appointment to the planes of Colonels, when any va-
Caney happens. belongs table Catholk Majefty, the King of Spain.
• 17. The capitulation is to continue for thirty years.
This is one of the many advantages that Spain has
from her near connection with the French Republic,
and the good fenfe that his &poi% Majefty thews
in attaching him elf to the FIRST Commit., in re-
membering that the inteteft of a Bourbon, and of a
lisig of Spain, though often fo oppofite, lhould both
contribute to the profperity of the Spain; Nation.
and that a Monarch has no other family than his
people.—(Yerweeldes Depictors.)
The Aultrian Government, hitherto eftablithed at
Cunxborgb is Suabia, is now removed to I.indati,
oppofite to Coneanee, near the Swifs frontiers. The
military Stiaffcif the provincial regiments is to re6de
in the fame city: but it Is not true that new fortifi-
cations are to be eroded ; neither the French nor the
Helvetic Republic would Coffer fueh offenftve mea-
dire& A power that fortifies itfelf meditates a
tacks.—(Le Gismos ds Franca)
Letters front Vienna Rate, that the Archduke
Curates has lately had frequent and long conferences
with the Minifter of the Forciga Department, Count,
Doormen., and that great activity prevails in the
military departments ; that diplomatic couriers are
More numerous than ever, and that great attention
is paid to the filling up of the Algerian army.
Upwards of s zoo Dutch fifbernsen now follow
their prpfeiGon under Prolfian colours, without any
interruption on the part of the Englith, who dare
sot infult that flag.--(Le Cievive Fnurrois.)
The Sift (hip of the line of 74 guns built in Ant-
warp will-be launched the 6rR of Jane. It will be
called is Corft. Another •cirst :44, guns win
afterwards be built and ready to be launched before
the firft of October. ,It will be called Nato/row. A
third of the fame somber of guns will then be built
in the fame dock yard, to be launched before the arR
of next January. and will be called the Eriperar.—
• Otwortral de Ctrattarce.) •
The left ten thoufand pairs of oars of the forty
thoufand anitlsed in the fore[ of Soigne*, paired
through Brulfels on the nth inn. for the coati.
They were under an efeort of the pat d'arstes, as fe.
weal difaffeded perfons, Englifis cmiffaries, had
twice in the tae week attempted to burn them. The
Pilled has offered one hundred livres for the difco-
vary of she ineendiaries---(La Gaunt de Frosts.)
A rumour has been generally fpread by Englith
ciaiffaries in the department of Mao Tomes. that
the Roman Catholics intended to murder all the
Protellasts ; and, notwithftanding the abfurdity of
this report, it made a great impreffion upon the
minds of the people. Citizen PIRTSCII, the pveli.
dent of tilicteneral Confidorium of the Lutherans.
=riding atilentz, has therefore fent a circular letter
to all the minifters of the Proteflante, inviting them
to, nth their infitteace to prevent the coofequences of
filch reports. diffeminated by the emiffaries of a na-
tion tbas agar oar Cbrilhea, but entirely merchants,
ready as Judas to fell C Masse, or Mahomet.—(Gazette
Is Frame.)
They write from Turin, that the new fortifications
round Alessadria, in Piedmont. are continued with-
out interception. and will be fioithed in the courfe of
die fonemer. This city win then be one of the
Imaged in Europe, and may hold out, if plentifully
fupplied with provilions, for teapots agaiult an army
aas ni of Oilier& General CH•ssatoor in-
the works, after having 6rft laid the plan for
tri. They will colt, when completed, nine hundred
thoofand livres. This General has propofed new
additions to Mantua, which, if carried into execution,
will render that city impregnable.
The near Cossot has appointed fix of the Cuf-1
tom.houfe Officers at Antwerp, members of the, Le.
Kim of Honour, for having difperfed • gang of
fougglets in attempting to introduce Englitii goods
On the territory of the Republic. The contraband
goods kited by them on this occafion amounted to
700,000 beret.
On the loth inft. Government fent orders to all
Generals, Members of the Tribunate, Senate, or of
the Legiftative body, or other diflinguithed military
eltaratiters, either on roiffions, or refuting in the de-
terments, to come immediatel to ns. General
from Essawcow, Generale ottroa from
Nancy. Geoeral Du oast front Lyons, General Cu.
ZELLONI from Marfcillcs, and General Ss BASTIAN t
from llonfleur, are already arrived.
The Ruffian Emperor has dinributed among tt4
miens, recommended by the Synod, golden crnffes
and violet velvet hoonet., as &Illations and rewards
for their zeal and piety. At the coronation of our
Emperor. it is expeded that fcreral isundreds of our
clerzywien, who have proved tianiielves patriots as
ay °unbent, will be nominated members of the
ligicia of HJOOIIf.
Several rich cargoes from Batavia have lately en.
toted the Te :el in flips under American sod Dania
ci louts.

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