Star.
London, England, 1804-10-25 00:00:00

FRANCE.

PARIS, °mom ss.
Admiral Banta: has given an account to the Mini-
(ter of Marine, in a letter of then 3th of Venaemiaire,
(Otiober s), of the arrival at Boulogne of fizty rel-
iefs from the flotilla at Havre, under the command
of the Captain of a frigate, P
This divition of the flotilla patted by force through
the Englilh cruizers. A fquadron, compofed of le-
veret frigates and corvettes, attacked its rear guard
off Fec.mp, the gun boats faced the enemy and fought
with fpirit. The enemy's frigates, abandoning the
field of battle. towed away one of their corvettes
which had bees very roughly handled. All the in-
habitants of Fecamp were witneffes of this engage-
ment, and one of the gun boats, which had molt dif
tinguilbed itfelf, was honoured with loud acclama-
tion from the fpeitators. Near Dieppe, off D'Ailli,
Captain P Moercasate fullained a fecund en-
gagement, which lafted more than two hours, and
was not lets honourable. The Englifh cruizer was
obliged to fly, and our veffels purfued her for Come
time •..More eirenenflantial details, which have not
et arrived, will make known the brave men who
have dilliagnifhed themfelves in there altions, and
whom, it is the intention of the Emperor to reward,
by admitting them into the Legion of Honour.—
Mseitor.
The building of Use asw allay of Bonaparte is con-
tinued with lush aaivity, it is expeited to be finilled
before the 9th November. This quay is one of the
molt beautiful of Its fort ever feen.—joureal du Paris,
On the sth inR. the Commilfary of the Navy in the
port and circle of Antwerp, M. MaLots sr, affixed
as 'Change an order from his Imperial Majefty,
prohibiting all French and Foreign rads failing
from the Scheldt until further orders.
Our papers relate, as news from Germany, that it
is fuppoled the King of Spain will alfume the Impe-
rial title, and the Eleatic of Bavaria that of King.
Our Journals begin to (peak quite publicly of par-
titions and projeas of platoons in Germany, and to
repeat, under the head of Franckfort, what the ma.
safeript bulletins from that place have tut-roiled long
bare. Among the conjeaures (lays the Publity, of
this day) relative to the affairs negotiated at Ments,
during the pretence of the French Emperor, and oil
feverai Princes and Malibu of feveral German I,
States. they (peak of arrangements, in cossfequence
of which the Archduke Asa emir, Grand Mailer of
the Teutonic Order, will obtain very confiderable ad-
vantages z while the free Imperial Cities, Frankfort,
AugThurgh, and Nuremburgh, forfeiting their privi-
leges, will terve to (well the indemnities granted, by
the rear of the Deputation, to feveral Princes and
States of the German Empire, who hitherto have not
obtained, in the partitions alre.ady made, all that was
proasifed them by that alt. Thefe reports, which
nee more or lefs credited, according to the fears or
lopes of thole concerned in the event, do not, how-
ever, hitherto rife above the rank of mere conjec-

tures.
OCTOSEIL if now Paid, that his Majefty will
be trawned at the &eaMet, carried on a fhie d round
the Champ de Mars, anointed in the Church of Notre
Dame. and that, after the ceremony, their Majeffies
will dine at the Hotel des Invalides.
Vice AdmiralVis.r.se gyve is appointed Comman-
der of the fquadrou at Toulon I he will be fucceeded
in tie command of the Rochefort fquadion by Vice
Admiral Missteps:.
Five per Cents. 57 francs, as Cents.
()erotica os.—Yetlerday atter mafs was over, his
Malay, as Moat, granted an audience to the prin.
cipal Members of Adminillratioo.
Our journals Rate, under the head. of Carlfruhe,
()entree S, that M. A aaaaa ten the Swains Charge
d'Affaires at Paris, is now at Radadt. awaiting his
Sovereign's c: dens for his final declination.
jJtis Imperial Majetly has given orders to the M-
uffler of War, to bellow the utmoft attention'to the
• fortifications of Mentz, which his Majetiy his
mined very minutely. He confiders that city as one
of the bulwarks of the frontier on the Rhine.
Our journals relate, under the head of London,
that the eidell fon of the Duke of URI-BA/Is, having
fix years three aficed the daughter of the riehell mer-
chant at Philadelphia in marriage' her father refuted
it, as being too much beneath the Duke of 0
and too moth above Citizen EGALITE. The young
Lady has fioce contraaed a marriage againft the will
4her parents, which is cancelled. This circurnitance,
which is not thought blemill in that country, has
sot prevented the Duke of °asserts to repeat his fuit
not long ago. It i; not laid whether or no it was
accepted.
Ocr. 7.—The Englifh Minifter to the Eleflor of
}NG, Mr. TA v Loa, has returned to England. It
would be definable, could the Emperor convince all
Sovereigns of the neceflity, for their own %.•••,nQue, to
exclude in future from the continent all Britilh politi-
cal or commercial agents.—Yeareal de Paris.
The troops ordered to form a camp between Cob-
lents and Mentz, have received counter-orders. The
report of another encampment having been intended
on the Lower Rhine, near Cleves is unfounded.—
Ne new camps will he formed on thel German fron-
tiers before next lning, and we hope that, even then,
they may be unneceffat y ; as it will not be the fault of
the Emperor, if all differences between the Continen-
tal States be not arranged before that period.
The Hanovetian Legion in our pay is arrived on
the Dutch frontiers, and will pats through Paris on
its way to Lyons. It contains 'zoo men infantry,
and lota mounted dragoons. After being completely
organifed at Lyons, they are &flirted fur our army
in the booth of Italy. Their numerous defer ti.rm
faced government to fend them to for h a diflabee
from their nun country. They are all young men,
nods tbilfy years of age, and h.tve lo:rnerly be
• longed to the regiments of the Hanoverian army,
which furrendereto the French as priioners of ear,
after nor <cape of Hanover.
Under a falute of the artillery at Etaples, riell
Waal NIT and his wife Chuck the tlrft nails into a
agar privateer building there • which, in honour a
them,
them, was called Fuld Mar,fraiNg Eagle. The ham
weer was of fdver, and the nails of gold, prefented by
the owner to Mr. and Mrs, Nev.
As the famous painter, DAVI; is charged to at
fia Geneva' C•uLIIICOUIT, and the perfons under his
command, in the great preparations and numerous
atrangements for the coronation of Narcrearsa the
VAN as Latpuor of the French, he has alrtasly dc-,