Star.
London, England, 1804-03-13 00:00:00

FRANCE.

PARIS. FEBRUARY s&

Amami to adirices from Geocral Moamar, at
Fluffing, a perfon juft arrived there from England,
informed him that it was publicly announced in
Loudon. that the Fiitsr Comsat had been aiffaiGna-
led t that in coafequence the volunteers would foon
rams to their homes, the maaufafturers would re-
runs their labours, and that the raerchandize of the
Eaft India Company, which did not go off at their
!aft Pale. would be is demand from every quarter.—
affemitemr.

TISIV•ItY 29.
hammy was arrefted yenerday morning in the
eet Clutioaais--he had fleet the preceding night in
roe news. Some days before, be was near the
Pantheon ; be changed his lodgings frequently. Se.
metal of slide places of abode end from to to 15,000
tifruses. Six rit derma and an agent of Pace en-
tered Warman fo unespeeedly, that he had no time
to make are of the piliols or the dagger which lay
on his table : he endeavoured, however, to defend
I hinsfelGaad wielded with theses earises for a qua.
ter of an hour. He tried to eacite their compa&ion
for his fate I but one of them replied (according to
the official journal), " Go, we know you no longer
—you arrived loaded with Englidi gold—you have
become the hired affaffin of the Englilli—he that be-
trays hist:many, ceafes to be a Frenchman."
It has been propofed to the LegiSative Body to
declare as accomplices, and to cubic& to the fame
punilliment, all thole who mall harbour or conceal
Gaoaoas ; as likewife the Racy mikreants in the pay
of England, who are lurking in Paris and its envi-
roma
Centinels arc placed along the walls of Paris, and
no perfon can pats the barriers during night. Officers
of Police, zoo darner, &e. are upon guard by day,
examining the pafiports of perfons going out, to pre.
vent any miler-tants from hying from Paris, and et
taping the puniffissent which awaits them. The ci.
ttzens are emulous in painting out the hordes in which
loch perfons are fuppotid to be concealed.

On the sth Veotofe, (Feb. 24) the Englifh loggers,
under the orders of Captain Water, nr. which are em-
ployed in landing trait ot s, approached the coal at Be-
wale. Towards the evening a frigate joined them,
and made to them agnals to meet her. We do not
know whether Ike brought them news, or more trai.
tors.
Any doubts which may have been entertained hens:
and probably alto abroad, of the exillence of the con-
(piracy againa the prefent Government, have now
ceafed. There only remains to afcertain bow far,
and by whas means, England has been active in it ;
and how BONA &&&&& will behave towards the two
great Generals. whore vieories were the foundation
of the prefent preponderance of France. We remem-
ber the glorious campaigns of PICHIORU in 1794
and 1795 ; and who is there that has forgotten the
victory of Hohenlinden, by Motley, without reck-
oning his other military exploits ? Who does not
know that hi: vietotious army procured peace to the
Continent ?
General Moarrea was prefented, on the Parade,
laft Sunday, ac one of the few Generals of the
Girard, efpecially charged with the command of the
Artillery. He received the greatell praife for the
conqueft of Hanover, and the quickuefs with which
he had overcome every impediment.
Five per Cents. 57f. 75e.
Aarwsar, MARCH I.—A dreadful hurricane de-
Inflated feveral diaries of Belgium. on the 24th
tilt. The lightning (truck the beautiful fteeple of
St. Gertrude. at Nivelle ; and the Church, as well
as feveral adjacent houfes, were reduced to eases.—
On the fame night the fleeple at Oudenarde was de.
ftroyed by lightning. At Mon., three hooks were
burnt down.
GRPIOA, Ft IR VAR T 15.—A letter received at SR-
Innic.t, from au Armenian merchant, gives the 101.
/owing acc,,u:tt of the prefent date et the Perlian
Empire:—
" The font of the lan Sor:f i, who was murdered
by his wives, in his feraglio lea year, are combating
againft each other for the fucceffion to the %hectic.
There ate duce of them ; two by the Sorties She,
the third by Ztaza, fawn': f.r her beauty, whom
the SO►Hh had carried off from her father, a Bonze
of Thibet. She is Rill in the full bloom of her beauty.
and is kept a prifoner by the two elder brothers her
enenaies.wh., watch her cl4elv. M , her fun,
is metier of Ifpahan, and nt throe inland provinces.
He has a great many elephants, and has an intelli•
gent General, who has ferred cinder Paswax Onto.
The two ocher brothers lave newly an equal force.")