Star.
London, England, 1803-12-20 00:00:00

DECRRL

- Pula, 2tl Frimaire, An. la.
The Government of the Republic having beard Ehe report of the
Council of State. decree :

t. Tie LegilLitive Body Still open he lirelop for the Serum of
the Tear is, on the .rth of Nivot: seat(jsnuery 6 )
a. This Decroc Bull be Watts% io the battle' of the Laws.
Bo
, H. B. MARKT.

Dee. 3.—The eleCtons of Deputies for the Legif-
lative Body fur the current year proceed in rapid
fLeceffion. Several have been made in a fitting held
on the rft of this month by the Confervative Senate,
under the prefidency of the Third Conful Le Bev*.
The Senate filed on that day the Deputies for the
four departments of the year la. Of the candidates
prefented by the refpc&ive Electoral Colleges, a lift
is given of fuels as have been chofen Legiflators.—
They are all magillrates belonging to the civil or
law department, except one. Citizen OUDINS, who
is a General of I)ivifion and Infpettor General of the
Cavalry.
Other eleftions lately made have attracted fill
more notice. Thole lag are the refult of a Grand
Council of the Legion of Honour, held at the Thuil-
leries.

Dec. 6.—Colonel Pouerze. Aid du Camp ro Ge-
neral H tDOUYI tee, our Amballidor at the Court of
Ruflia, is at rived here with difpatehes. The report
of General HEDOVVILLI being about to leave Peterf-
burgh, is without fotandation. Some of our journal-
ills, who had copied the information from the Ger.
man and other Gazettes, have now contradiiied it,
and there is every reafon to believe, that it has been
done at the requell of Government.
A divilion. conftßing of forty•thrte 'ails, which
have put to tea from Fevre. and which. from Reefs
of weather' hid put into Dieppe, have failed from
thence Cor Boulogne.
' The Cheiilier d'Heeves was yellerday prefented
to the Fran. Cousin, as Charge d'Affaires of the
Spain' Court.
Letters from Lettrn Gate, that fevered perfons
hate been arrened e fur having enlisted recruits
for the Englills ferries..
The King of F.truri3 has obtained the content of
the' French Goyernmeat, that the garrifon of Leg-
both DA be reduced to t coo men.
It becomes more probable, from clay to day, that

shout the end of. the preen month, the troops en
camped, as well as the dot al* dettined againft ou.
neighbours, are to be put in motion ; every meafurc
neceff.ary for that purpnfe has at lead been adopted.
The Ft RS r COP. SU L is expeied to leave Paris in the
courfe of a few days. Our funds are at 554.
Dsc. 7.—The Senate will alienable to morrow to
receive from the FIRST CONSUL a plan of Senatus
Confulte for the nomination of a Prefident, by the
Fiasr Cots c a., of the Legillative Affembly, and the
fixing of a ceremony at the opening of each Seffion.
At a late audience at the Thuilleries, General
Jovitua au was prefent at the head of the Deputation,
of the Elettoral Colleges of the Departments of
Haute Vienne, La Seine Inferieure. On the fame
day, the Chevalier d'Hstvss was prefented to the
Fran. Coasts c. as Charge d'Affaires for his Catholic-
Majefty ; (ince which it is thought he will %only re-
place NI. d'AzzacA, as the Spaoifh Ambafador
Paris. He is known to be very rich, and fo mud,
the more attached to Franco by the marriage et
daughter to General Dvaoc.
The preparations for war, which infpire our ene-
mies with terror, do not impede the folicitude of the
French Government to carry on and complete the
works already begun. The funds defined for the
improvement of the Road of Cherbourg. the port of
Bon a Fairs. and the enfuing campaign, are already
provided.
In the army bakehoufe three minion rations of 114
bread are getting in readinefs.
We hear, that in the port of Antwerp, five large
Teals, laden with fea floret, are arrived there from
Holland, the fmalleit part of which is kept for the
fervice of that port and the new eitablillitnent, and
the remainder fent to Boulogne.
In the Porch; of Belgium, 36,0ck0 trees have bees
felled for the building of Chips of war.
The Chamber of Cammerce at Karfeilles has given
intimation to the merchantt of that place, and parti-
cularly to thofe trading to Egypt or Syria, that a
rebel at rayons, near Alexandria, had armed font
galliot s to chafe all verels without exception,
Count MARCOFF has not yet left this city.
M. Gaikvalia win command the Spanifia fleets
which are arming in the feveral ports of his Catholic
Wetly, and whofe deftination is yet a profound
feciet. •

Gen. Lou 45 BON A PART S isdepartcdfrom this nit,.
with his Contort: for Compiegne, to take upon
himfelf, in that camp, the command of the brigade
of cavalry, whet is compofed of the 6th, 9th, lath,
and t :ft regiments of dragions.
Our flotilla at Boulogne is often reinforf.ed, in one
day, with more than so fail of (mall wads ; and as
the harbour of that place would loon be too much
crowded, the bays of Vimercn and Ambletenfe, near.
that city, are adapting and fortifying with all expedi.
tion, to receivc a confiderable portwn of OW cusrat
force.