Star.
London, England, 1803-04-05 00:00:00

From she DUTCII and NAMBURGH ifeflLS,

HAGUE, MARCH 29.—The French Gazette of
Leyden gaie, firme days fence, information that
the march of the French troops to enter this Re-
public, had been for the prefent (lopped. But the
courfe of the negotiation now appears to have or-
dered matters as to that march in a manner er-
prefsly the reverfc. The French Ambarfador re-
ceived diipatches by a courier laR night. Their
contents have been communicated, in the follow.
ing terms, to the Batavian Government.—The
GovernMent will, in the beginning of the month
of April, receive into its pay fix battalions of the
French Infantry, and as many fquadrons of French
Cavalry, with a large detachment of Artillery with
its field pieces. General Mowrit icHARD will have
the chief command of theft troops, as well as the
other French troops already in the territory of the
Republic. Generals Feces and DELSI.OI, whore
arrival is daily espetied, will command under him.
General OSTIA remains in Zealand, and will there
have the command of the 95th demi-brigade of the

Avert. 1.-A part of the 7000 French troops
coming into the pay and fcrvice of the Republic,
have already araived at Breda. Thefe confill of
two battalions of the 48th demi brigade, and two
battalions of the 76th, three fquadron* of huffars
of the third regiment of the French army, three
fquadrons of the ttth regiment of dragoons, a
company of light artillery, two companies of toot
artillery, and twelve Geld pieces. It has been pro-
mifed the Batavian Government, that no French
garrifon (hall be put in the Hague. We hope that
this promife will not be violated. Mr. LISTON,
when informed of the arrival of thefe troops, im-
mediately difpatched a melknger to the Britifit
Government. A courier extraordinary arrived
yeaerday from London, with difpatches to this
Ambaffador, and Coon after proceeded to Amfter.
dam. The fame evening came a courier to Mr.
Lisror from Berlin. The difpatches which he
brought, were immediately forwarded in a pink,
from Schevening to England.
The fmall Englifh fquadron that has, for Come
time, cruifed near the mouth of the Meufe, was
lately reinforced with a (hip of the line and a fri-
gate. It now confifts of five (hips ; and it appears
to watch the movements of the fquadron Paid to be
deltined for Lonifiana.

',RYDER, MARCH 31.—1 n there momentito
cri-
tical to the peace and felicity of a great part of
Europe, and in particular to the welfare of Eata.
via, we are tortured, beyond example, by cond.
lineal alterations of hopes and fears. There arc, q
length, feceesded h ikOXlCtieLaill• More Moly,
The hopes have vandbed which were derived from
the countermand of the orders to the French troops,
on their march into the territory of this Republic.
Thefe troops have again received orders to ad-
vance. A part of them have already entered Breda.
Thefe confift of fix fquadrons of the late Efierhazy
hulrars, with demi-brigades of infantry. By the
fame adviees, we learn, that the total number of
the troops which France now fends into Holland,
Is (even thoufand men. On the other hand, the
armament, prepared by France at Helvoetfiuys for
Louifiana, is now watched by a (mall Engl.&
fquadron of two (hips of the line and three frigates,
which ride near the mouth of that port.—Leida,
Gaxelle.

BR US 8 I Ls, MARCIE a&—For theft two laft days,
French and Dutch couriers have been constantly
paffing through this city, between Paris and the
Hague. It is believed. that we may conclude
from this frequency ofcorrefpondence, in the pre.
fent (late of affairs, that a negociation upon points
of great importance is now going on between the
French and Batavian Governments. General
Carat Beams's, brother to the Minister at War,
appointed Captain General of the Bland of Tobago,
lately arrived at Dunkirk from Helvoctiluys. Ha
is to fail with a fault fquadron from Dunkirk, t
repair to the plaice of his dellination.
Auosauao, Masten sa.—According to letters
from Genoa, there was no immediate probability
that the Englith would befet Sardinia: but it was
more than probable that ibeh a plan has been in
contemplation.
BERLIN, MARCH 26.—His Majesty received
General Duaoc with particular refped, and in.
vited him feveral times to his table. After be had
an audience of his Majesty, and a conference with
the Minister, Count HAVOIVITZ, Col. CoLsato,
and Major Fatty, who had accompanied him,
let nut for St. Peterlburgh. It is generally be.
ilieved here, that by the mediation of his Pruilian
klajeffy, the differences which have arifin between
England and France will be amicably aecommo.
dated, and the dangers of war averted. General
DUROC was to have returned to Paris to-day, but
has deferred his journey till next Monday.
Maar Lim, Maims 28.—An copra. arrived here
this morning, bringing orders to the Commander
of the ad battalion of the 76th demi-brigade, by
which he is direded to march with all expedition
to Antwerp, where he is to receive farther orders.
—The troops began their march this afrernoon.--,
They have, during their nay here, maintained an
order and difcipline greatly to the fati,fation of
the inhabitants, d much commended by their
Commander in Chief. They were fueeeeded the
fame evening by four companies of the 89th demi-
bade, who had jolt before arrived at Brunets.
—Four other companies are to follow there to•
morrow.

blurs, Magee 22.---In the departments of dm
Sarre, Made, Rhone, he. orders have been te-
mitred for divifions of troops to numb for the
Coats.