Star.
London, England, 1804-07-12 00:00:00

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New} ricy, Cooi, K,
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On?, unkitav n, plaid ihtm the Stre:Ots.

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She :1110 kft at Pert N. W. IL r f F•Anc:, the
F.tiglilh Clip Adruir.l [rum Lcti..n to 130i.;:-.1,

captured by the Trench (hip Pfyclie ; and the Coun-
ters of Sut4erland, from Calcutta to China, with Moo
bales of cotton, cap:nu-el by the &Afton ; and a (mall
brig from BencooL:r, atfo a prize.
There are four 'hips and three brigs, privateers, out
of the Tile of France, one of 30, and the reit of ',tor
t 6 guns.

Seven American (hips were alto lading there.

The MilTouri on her pacrage home (under the line
in longitude 23°) fell in with the Recovery, whaler.
Captain BACON : fhe had been very unfuccefsful, and
had loft two boats and 13 mcn.
We are forty to find that the cargo of the Admiral
Aplin was very ”alttable. Befides the cotton, which
we have already ila:cd, (he had on board a confider-
able Cum in dollars on account of the Eaft India Cnm•.
pany, betides filver belonging to private individuals.
The Counter, of Sutherland, alfo captured by Lt-
Hots, was a country (hip which had brought a cargo to
England on private account, and was returning with
confiderable property belonging to private merchants.
She is filppofed to be the largeft private Ibip ever
built in India, being of 2000 tons burthen.

We have received Dutch Papers to the IR inflect,
from uh'cli the following are Extrafts :•••••
FBANCKFONT. June z3.—The Kiso of Swan's
molt probably, remain at Carlfruhe till autumn.
His gfajelly applies, himfelf clofely to beaters from
(even in the morning till two in the afternoon, every
day.
The following fingular quellions are Rated in a
Paper printed on the other fide of the Rhine :
" Will the Imperial cities remain, or will they be ad.
ded to the mafs of the indemnities? Will not the
EMPIROIt of Russia, with whom England willies to
Rand on fo amicable a footing, declare war agninft
France in a ltort time ? W'll the new departments of
the Rhine be atluelly formed into three Republican
Elefloratls, whole poirdiors lull fit and vote in the
Diet ? What theft become of Italy and Switzerland?'
Will the prefent Pope. indeed, abdicate the fee of St.
Peter, to snake room for a more fortunate fucceffor ?
Among a thoufand fpeculative fuggeltions of this na•
cure, it kerns to be generally believed, that the great
events which are in embryo will far exceed expetia•
tion, however highly railed.
Lcrose, Jose 39.—A letter from Pat is, of the
24th, lees, that an air of many teems to pervade
every public undertaking in that city. General Mo-
Reath it (vans, embarked from Perpignan for Ame-
rica. and this only a few days after he had been per.
milted to furnilk his apartments in the Temple ac-
cording to his own tale. A number of perfons ar-
relied in February lag, as a meefure of public fatty.
have oily recovered their liberty upon condition of
fizing their refidence at certain places, under thein
spellion of the Police.
The objed of the works carrying on at the Hotel
of the Invalids caufes much speculation, as it is not
known whether they relate to the coronition of the
Emperor Narot.ame, which tome fiz for September,
others for November 9. It cannot be difputed, for
the credit of the French Governmeat, that they have
a number of plans in agitation. tending to repair,
and to cattle rite French people to forget, the calami-
ties of years pal, particularly in thofe provinces that
have fuffered moil during the revolution, Brittany el
pecially, and La Vendee.
PARIS, June z6.—According to advices from the
coals, the National Flotilla continues it. manoeuvres
upon different points with adivity.—The latter end of
lift month was diainguifhed at Sables by the fortu-
nate arrival of a convoy of 150 flat-bottomed boats,
elcorted by &vend gun-veffeis. It was to no purpofe
that the Englifh cruizers attacked the rear of this
divilion from the Ile of Rhe to the Road of Ssi)les.

Private letters from Paris mention feveral particu.
lays concerning the late pretended confpiracy, and
the different fates of the condemned, pardoned, er fa-
crificecl viaims, not mentioned in the public prints.
—The fentences of them all were dillated by the
Grand Judge, as ordered by BonAsaars ; that of
MOREAU alone, the Judges changed from death to
imprifonment, which has canted the difgrace of
three of them, who have been deprived of their
places, and exiled from Paris. All the perfons par-
doned are Noblemen, or of Families whole good
opinion it is the interell of BONAPARTE to gain ;
and whom, after the murmurs the murder of the
Dulcz of Excnis v generally excited, it would have
b:en imprudent, it not dangerous, to fend to the
feaffold. Betides, their numerous relatives, and the
partilans of Royalty, and of the BOURRONS, would
probably, loaner or later, have revenged their death.
ROUSILLON ii the only exception, but he belongs to
that oligarchical party in Switzerland, which has
canted fo many oppolitions to BONAPARTL'S tyran-
ny in that country, that the Ufurper was finally obli-
ged to chortle Mr. De Warremwitxr, one among
them, as a Landammin ;—this explains why Roos-
stxt.m4 was flared. Of thofe who perifhed, not
one was a nobleman, aid GEORG Es only had nume-
rous adherents among the people in the Wetlern de•
partrnent ; but at the tame time many perfons among
the nobility in riattez., wcrc jealous or envious both
of his popularity, and the conlideration he dcfcrvedly
enj, red wilt the KIN.; of FAA!. CE, anJ the l'rinces of
t:le I c•fß •utb•,r. hay:, however, iron two
lagers, p- .lT.rtn that h;s pardon WAS
offered him tr:/;:-. tLe e and in th;:Cenciergetie;

bet, upon WI terms, that neither his loyalty, nnr

honour, nor rcligion, could permit him to accept.—
Carried to the place of ezecutinn, in pafEng theChate-

•
let, Tome perfons exclaimed Vive George! and others
app:auded him ;, but the pnlice agents arrefled, them
immediately. GEORGES bowed to foreral ladies on the
quay, who, from the windows of different houfes, fa•
luted him with their handkerchiefs, and with tears in

their eyes (hewed that they felt for his deßiny, and
admired his I°y-thy and refignation. Upon the fcaf-
.

fold, GEORGES defired to addicts the people, but was
not permitted. General MURAT, who was prefent,
demanded what he had to fay? his anfwer was, that
he clamed it to be known to his countrymen, thathe
died as he had lived, faithful to his Goo and to his
KING ; and as a true Chi iftian,forgave even his mur-
derer, Bo , whole convertion he prayed for,
that he might in his laft moments meet death with
equal hope, confolation, and tranquillity. It had
been ordered that Gammas fhould be executed the
laft ; but a rumour had reached his fellow fufferers,
that he would be pardoned upon the fcaffold. He
demanded of MURAT, as a favour, to be beheaded
Lill, and let them an example how loyal men fhould
die. This was confented to. Before the executioner
tied Gaoaoass hands, he embraced his confeffor, and
then looking up to Heaven, he called out loudly,
Pica le Rol, vivent les Bourbon: I All the other fuf-
ferers died with equal firmnefs, devotion, and loyalty.
DUCORPS and Lx Msect se went to the town-hall jun
by, only to diaate their wills, and were executed so
minutes later on that account. Their laft words
were, Pipe le Roi Louis X 17,11! The fcaffold had
been placed nearly oppofite that Grocer's houfe, in
Place de Greve, which became ereadfully notorious on
the 14. sh of July 1789, from the lamp-poll at its
corner, where the rebels rf that period, under the
command of the imbecile La F , murdered
fo many faithful and good fubjeas.
As the Parifians, ever fince the days of Erma-
esers's worthy predeceffor, ROBISPI me, had never
ken fo many pretended confpirators butchered en
moire, this execution excited not only uncommon cu-
riofity, but compaffion ; and on Midfummer-Day,
when Bowaraarz palled through the Bois de Bou-
logne, all perfons walking there, called out Grate!
Grace ! Pardon! Partial ! which fo much offended
the Cnrfican, that he returned to St. Cloud, inftead
of going w the Theatre Francois at Paris, where he
was expelled. The fame night he fent orders to
to,ood trbops, quartered in a circle 3o miles round
Paris, to enter immediately that capital; and on the
day of execution, no lets than 2 %GOO men were un-
der arms, for fear that the people ffiould releafe the
priffiners. Not only the way from the Conciergerie
to the Plea de Greve was lined with two ranks of
foldiers, but all the bridges and (beets in the neigh-
bourhood were occupied by troops of all defcriptions,
with even flying artillery. Two tboufand Italian gre-
nadiers of the ei-ekvatet Confular Guard, kept a part
on the Place de Greve, and too gnu d'art's:: sCetaes
efcored the prifoners, and furrounded the fcaffold.
A law in the former reign of terror ordered all
perfons convieted of plotting againft the lives of the
reprefentatives of the people. or againft the exiftence
of the republic, to be executed dread in a red el.'.
wife, or rather frock. B defired this law
to be now revived ; but defined, upon the obfervati-
ons in Le: Amanda a la Main of the 1 ft Meffidor, that
within a month after this law had been proclaimed,
and fixty pretended confpirators and fuppofed and-
fins of Roar sr t ass had been guillotined in red ffiirts;
this Republican Tyrant perilbed himfelf (they were
murdered in June, 1794, and he in July, the fame
year.)
The Senators Ls Fires and Sr. SUTURE, who
both have ferved under Moasau, negotiated be-
tween him and BONAPARTE, and cored the former,
who, fince his condemnation, has (hewn mare cha-
raEter than he had done before, to accept of the
offer to go to America, with the value of all his
property, and an annuity of too,ooo Hares. He
declined the place of a Governor in the Ina of
France, laying, he would never acknowledge Boma- I
run as an Emperor, or terve under him as filch.
Madame MOREAU, on account of the tender age of
, their child, was defired to remain in France twelve
months longer, but fhe accompanied her huiband,
and many think (he will embark with him. Her mo-
ther remains yet at Paris employed in difpoting of
their property. It is laid that BonarasvS intends
to purchafe Mossau's country feat, Grnlois, for
his brother Louis. The Tribnne MOREAU, and all
the other Members of hfotteau% f roily, will fet le
in North America. It is even faid that feveral Ge-
nerals, as SOUDAN, Islacnovatn, Lscousss, and
others, intend to join their friend Nloasau, in the
United States.

Another private letter f..om PATic, rays, " On
the fcaffold, GEORCFS made a inotien, as if he in-
tended to (peak ; on this the greater part cf the po-
pulace immedi itely to••k crz7 their hats, and a
dead tilence prevailed, alien on a rignal being given,
the military immediately furrounding the place of ex-
ecution, railed a cry of "• rive l' irnpereur 1, which
entirely drowned the voice of the viOim. Thus in-
terrupted, he gracefully railed his right band to-
ward, Heaven, and afterwards laying it upon
*areal, bowed moll refpedlfully, and retired fevcral
pices. The execution immediately took place, in
the atidil of a general murmur.".