Star.
London, England, 1804-07-23 00:00:00

HAMBURGH Md I !L.

Monica, joist s.—The Kean of Swerixe is ex•
peeed here next meek. He will (lay only a fvw days,
and proceed to Vienna, and thence to the Imperial
Camps in Hungary, Moravia. and Bohemia. The
Qtnen of Swsuse will remain at Celanlie.
Morita, JULY 9.—The KiNG of SWEDO V Will ret
out on the isth infant from Cailfruhe, for Bohemia,
and thence will go to Ratifbon about the beginning of
next month. Her Majcay the gsttm of
and the PRINCESS, her claugiuter, arc expetacd here
:wont the fame time.

Marta, Juni aB.—The Gazettes of this City
announce, that M. La Futter, the Envoy Estrum.-
dinAry, Minifler Plenipotentiary for the Fiend, Re-
puhl;c to this Court, has had the honour to prefent
to his Mak(ty, at a particnlar audience, the day
before yeaerday, his new lettets t.l credence, in qua-
lity of Euvoy and Minifier Irina the Emperor 14a-
toLson.

MADRID, JI.,NE IR.—On the lath inflant a courier
paired through this City on his way ro Pali.; he
carries the ad of acknowledgment of the Emperor
Napoleon, by the Pettier Rimirvy.
Pit , cm, Jove t6.—The exchange of con'
viers between the Courts of Petcrlbingh and Vienna
continues with increafing aftivit F. His IMPPRIAL
MAIRITY has dropped his intention of trarcility, into
the Crimea, and a very frrmidabk encampment will
take place near Cronitadt in the cootie of next month.
CONSTANTIMOPLY, jeN 9.—The RufThin foul
Irv', which paired this City a fortnight ago, is nou• in
the fea of hlarmora ; thine rf the Ihirs beli.nr ;rig to
it at C tile 3111 of May, two
r;.s. glut .hips appe.tred off oar cat,ital. They are con
veytng about IsDp troops to Corfu. 'She moil au-
thentic a-c.aints (late that the whole Ruffian force
.111:mblcil at Seballopol, and deflintd for the lonian
;fluids, to coolitt of about flooci men only. Theft.
added to the above 1 too, and to the troops already
there, will make the whole force t t or I ',coo men.
The Foe() will he font 0:1' a ithout delay on ittt.lltl ‘,l
fise fail of the line. There ail then be a kutraut
n teal force in the (aid i.l !even fa:i of the
line and lour fr igater. The CAC I A,l Parll.l
toad I.k attdiotce b. cog. t. the pciitt
I.:r the At% hipelago, ,ith 1.1.; of the
...d two frigates. Saf.staffory arro.titts arc IC•
caved from Ev.pt. The Afflatus are fuhdaefl, and
the adherents of Eta trt Lklf Labe fled ta, Lipper
Egypt.

ANTWERP. JULY T2.--It is anderflood that the
.Emperor NAPOLEON will Ihortly make a journey, Lift
to Boulogne, and then to the caftern harbours, to re-
view the armies on the coatis, and the flotillas. He
will afterwards vilit this city, where preparations are
already making for his reception. From hence his
'PIPS KIAL MAJESTY Will go to BrulTels, to meet the
EM PR Ess, and thence, as we are allured, to Holland.
The Lady of GellElAl MAR NUN T has palled through
this city, on her way to Paris. It is aid, that the
EP4 PERON will appoint General Mammas. Miniaer
at War.
AMsr,RDAM, JULY t4.—The French General
DUMAS is arrived at Fluffing from Oftend. He was
received on his arrival with the diicharge of:scullery,
and has gone to the life of Walcheren.
Four of our privateers, who lately cruifed on the
coati of Norway, and thence failed to the Spanith
fear, according to account► received by Come Osips,
have taken two large Englifh Earl Indiamen. The
Captain and Pik: of one of them was killed in the
engagement.
The Camp at Zeyft will enable the troops to make
a great proficiency in the military art. A great
park of artillery will be formed there, and feveral
field fortifications will be conftrated.

The two Lieutenants LONDSHIES and SUMNS,
who milbehaved at the time of the departure of our
&It flotilla from Flulbing to Mend, have been
brought from Mend to be tried at the Hague, by a
Court Martial.

•
The Editor of the weekly paper Timis, the late
Preacher Neubrugge, who 'las been continually pub-
'ailing libels for there twenty years pall, is banifb•
ed for life from our Republic. The circulation of
another pamphlet entitled Bettpi AWN, MA
is likewile llrongly prohibited.
HAGUN, JULY 14,—ACCording to accounts from
Paris, the Empraoa, after the fetlival of the zdsth of
July, which this year will be cilebrated on the tsth,
will make a journey to the Coati, and, as we are al-
lured, vint the Camp at Zeyll. In this camp, which
will confill of aftmoo men, there are at prelent only
to coo, as tents are wanted, and a fufficient number
of! wells have not as yet been dug, to fupply the
troops and horfes with water. Several corps, which
are under orders to join tkis camp, have not yet
begun their march, on account of the want of ne-
cetfarics.

The lady of General Mummy., who is now in the
camp at Zeyft, fet out yeast-day, after a flay of two
months in our Republic, with a great retinue, for
Paris. The day before yefterday our Minifter at War
Pres az, went to the camp at Zeyft, where he had
conferences with General Mat MOM T.
After our Ambaffador at Paris, Citizen Sc num st,
ENN IN CR, who, it is laid, is intended for a new poft
of importance, has given in his new credentials, the
fame will be done by the French Ambairador here,
M. us St MONVILLE.

Baron difnis and M. Fares, have left the Hague, I
the indetnrification of the Palace of Clement tar his
domains in our Republic being now fettled. The fum
filed for this indemnification is laid to be fix millions,
to be paid by different inttalments. •
Bases of the MAINE, JULY to.—According to
accounts from Italy, Admiral NILION has fent apart
of his fleet to Cortica to make an attack on that
inand. According to the Public Journals, the Count
of DINT Hlll4 &mart/aro has already paid t 70,000
florins of the turn for which the county was pledged,
which county will now no longer be treated in a hot-
tile manner by the French. The Count had at &It
required a foreign guarantee that the King of Eng-
land, as Eleaor of Hanover, in cafe of a peace witn
France, flionld acknowledge this redemption.
JULY B.—On the 4th initant the French
troops. entirely evacuated this town and its vicinity.
riAII'3VER, JULY 13. TEED hundred more baggage
waggons molt be delivered for the ufe of the French
army. &fides the Hanoverian Legion, which will
fson march from Celle for Bruffels, we have hopes
tll.lt a regiment of infantry will likewife leave this
teilitary, and march back to France. The whole.
pay of the French troops in the Hanoverian territory,
amounts now to nearly Beo,ooo hires monthly.
FRANCK/01T, JULY 7.—The Privy Counfellor,
Count CoLowaia, the Princeffes GALLITZIN and de
Tsatara, have arrived here from Paris, being on
their return to RufGa. The Ruffian Count PANIN has
already proceeded to Tuplita, with his family.
, Pima ,9.—General Sr. Cr!' has canted
the 11411 of obedience to the Conflitutions of the Em-
pire, and of fidelity to the Emperor, to be taken by
the troops compofing the army under his command.
This oath has been taken with a general enthuliafro.
There t-unps are in the bed condition, and perfealy
well provided with every neceffary ; they have very
few tick, are extremely well difciplined, and live in
the molt puha good underdanding with the inhabi-
tants. The difmiffal of M. Acrou has produced in
this part of the country, and throughout the king-
dom. the greateft joy—that Minifier was detefled.
sa e, Juni aB.—On the atth of June, an oc•
currence, which may give rife to f tale kaput difent:
lions, happened off Triefle. An Englith cutter was
convoying fix merchantmen of her nation. At Pi.
rang, in Ittria, thinking the latter fah, the cutter
parted from her convoy. Five of the merchant tracts
were bound to Triefie, and one of them to Venicea.-
Three French privateers had found means to Otulk
into the Mien feat one of which attacked the five
rads four leagues from Trielte. They returned the
but crowded all the fail they could to make their
ercape, and four of them lately made Trielte. The
stilly' however, not being fo fan a Caner, was pur.
wed by the privateer, under the very cannon of
Melte, and, as a fignal tor protation, twitted Aut..
trian colours. The henchman boarded the merchant
veffel, tore down the Anfirian flag, and twitted the
French, with the Englith below it. Tn ge this
weition aft of piracy, the citadel made a fignal to
the batteries, which immediately fired upon the pri.
'calker. Hcr fails being r. in to sag., and die wea-
ther being unfavourable, the was obliged to pat into
Tried,. This affair was w itnelted by one half of the
inhabitants of the city. Four companies of infantry,
I,OgL het with a tufficient detachment of artillery, re•
mooed under arms All night on the fca (tore. In
the evening 'be Englith cutter CUM into the port,
lid Wilted the town with fifteen row, which Wore
4I irrmed'arcly winn c.l by an cciiral number. She
mcdratcly laid belch along-fide the Ftenchman.

“6 It. render any attempt to eic•pe impdlible. The
t :veintnent, unwilhap to theiJe temli this (tibial,
hab Agit a term of the buGoefs to Vacua&