Star.
London, England, 1804-10-24 00:00:00

PARIS, OCTOBER ti.

• M. RAYMTVAL, Secretary to the French Legation
at Peter(burgh, left that city on the 2lft September.
This prefent Tuefday, at half pall two in the after-
moon, her Imperial Highnefs, Madame la Prince&
Louis, was happily delivered of .s Privet. Confor-
mably to the ninth article of the Aft of the Conititu-
Con of the Empire, dated the 28th floreal last, Li,
Serene Highnefs the Arch Chancellor of the Empire
vas relent at the birth. He inilantly difpatched
Courier to his Majefly the Emperor. to inform him
of this news.
°crone 12.—This morning, at eleven o'clock,
the Emperor arrived at St. Cloud. His return was
announced by repeated difcharges of artillery.
They write from Marfeilles, that within three
days fifteen foreign veffel‘ have entered that harbour.
among them a Chip under Ruffian colours. They
were loaded with cctton, dying wood, and other pro-
dueions of the Levant.
On the 6th, in the evening, the Empref, arrived
at St Cloud from Mentz. The firing of the artil-
lery announced the next morning to the inhabitants
of the capital this fortunate event. • . •
Yetierday the Senate, the Legiflative Corr, this
Triounal, and the Members of the Courts of JulEcr,
went en aorta to pay their clutie, to the Ernprel; at
St. Cloud, and to congratulate her Majefly on her
fortunate return from her joutney in the conquered
Department'.
A letter tr.-an his Excellency the Minifler of the
General Police orders the Prefefts to carry into ex-
ecution the Imperial decree of the 3d Meflidor, which
foppreffes all religion, orders in France. " Never,
(lays his Excellency), Stall the Emperor admit the
jefults in France ; his Majelly's gracious intent Is,
that the. Catholic religion (hall have no other fer-
wants in France than fecular priefts."
The Amerian papers (peak of a wife of Monfieur
Jerome Bonaparte. It is very poffible, that this young
man. who is not yet so year, of age, might have a
Imifirdb ; but it is impaffible that be can have a wife,
whilit the laWs of Praoce prohibit a minor of twenty
to contrail any marriage. without the confent of his
parents or relations, a'ccording to the furrnalitiec or.
&red in France. Monfieur Jerome Bonaparte was
Born in 1784, and upwards oft a months have elapfed
Bate the American papers (peak of his marriage.
On the :01 ultimo. fifty Englifh pt i:oners of war
pared under a military efeort through Name fur
Verdun. It is laid that they had engaged in the
Corps dm Guidal but, from intet cepted let te... it was
t and out, that they had only entered into fuck ar
cogasettient, with the hope of finding an opportunt. y
to efcape. Government, according to report, will
ant accept of the fel vice of any other British fubjefts,
ascept thofe born in Ireland, Scotland, I.r Canada.
The French funds are fi om 56 go to 57.

FROM THE FRENCH AND DUTCH PAPERS.
Cnoir, Skrr. la ••-•Govelviment has lately Pent
orders to the Governor of Vera cjuz, to remit In
Europe, as loon as poffhle, all the bullion collected
there.
Lao month we began to fit nut here one chip of
112 guot-, one of 83, and one of 74, which, when
manned, are to fail for Ferrol.
ALGIERS, SEPT. 2.--The Englifb have been mak-
ing a fourth attempt here. Captain Down tu.r. of
the NAACISSUS frigate, font an Offuer to the Kuck
of Vikithardi. to announce that the Captain, as bearer
of a letter from Lord Nl,Lsrox, would come on crime
the next day. To fmnoth the way in the negociati,n,
the Officer was charged in publifh that Rntlia and All
the Northern Powers had joined England against
France; that 40,000 Frenchmen, endeavouring to
make a defcent on the Englilh coal], had been killed
or taken prifoners; and that fix flips of the line that
efcorted them, had been captured by the Brit ifh fleet.
The enemies of France bare fpread this news with
eagernefs ; but, unfortunately for their authenticity.
a Spanifh veffel, four dais from Alicant, came in a
Mort time after the Englifh Ihip. No Spanifh letters
fpeak of thefe great evert,; and the Paris Gazettes,
up to the 37t11 of Thermidor, mention notriing
of the failing of even a tingle divifion. The Eng.
lifh Captain, after tiling various means to be
faluted, came affinre on the 13th ; he fent to the
Dey the letter of Lord Mason. who contented
himfelf with demanding fume flares and Pearflora-
tion of a Siciliac cargo, valued at 3000 es—
. Dey, notwithftanding all she perfuafions of
Capt. Do LLLLL petrified in bis firft refolution :he
ha; declared, that he will not hear any propofition,
nor enter into any arrangement, till another Charge
Afore, is fent, inflead of Mr. FALCON. In the
evening the Captain taw the Katinardji, who was very
pleafaut with Mr. Down stir about his news. The
Captain did not fucceed better with this Idi: liter
than with the Dey. He patted the night in the I ~,, I.e
of a Jew. He re-embarked fhamefidly, in the night
of the 16th, after buying a few dozens of fowls,
(ivy fhecp. and tome oxen. Nti.sort was dying wit'i
hunger off Toulon. There is no ftep that he does
not take at Tunis and Algiers, to procure provifions.
The Rebel Gooier, according to the lag reports, is
in a very bad fituation. All the oneatinefs he had
excited here has ccaled.— journal de Commerce.

• /rt. Perstssuaest, Starr. ug..—Two• Ihips of the
line, two fr;gatse,And feveral fmaller Teich, are tak-
ing in pravifinns for four months, and te be ready to
fail at 4 moment's notice. To-morrow, or the day
after to-morrow, the Chamberlain,Baron Notovit.rz-
aorr, embarks on board a frigate for London. A
new proclamition has ordered new recruiting for our
army.
FRANCIEFORT, OCTOIIIt is raid that Great
Brirtin had defined the too famous Bravest SMITH
for the Embaffy to Vienna, and bad given notice of
its intentions ; but that the Emperor would not, on
any account, acknowledge Srancla SMITH in that
chArafter ; and that then only the Court of London
defined.

OCTOUR 7.—Fhortly after the Emperor's depar-
ture from Maur, the RufGan Charge d'Affaires, M.
D'Ou sem, arrived here, where it is Paid, that he is
waiting for new orders from his Court. We rtai &re
a Ryiate ekdaraticas of War, but its authenticity is
doubted.

According to letters from Italy, magaiitias lind
proviliobs are congaing for scsooo men, Gallo-Ita-
lian troops, defined for the South of Italy. to aug-
ment the army under General Sr. Cvit, in the king-
dcun of Naples. :
Hateautati, OCTOIIaI IteTaiLf• &BIM SUM.
is arrived at Stralfund, where hi intends to embark
for Sweden, afterwards to go Overt to England by
way of Gothenburgh. Generals Etanariorra and
BeavnlPß. after a conference with Gen.•Mie rioter.
at Bentlir,m, on the Dutch frontiers, liavg returned
to Hannver.—Letters from Copenhagen of the 6th
Hale, that on the 2d, all the (hips in thp road of Elf-
neut., to the number of 400, had failed with a fair
wind for the North Sea. The Englifh convoy failed
at the fame time, taking with it the Swain' (tip,
..,ded with timber, under pretence that in England,
a Proclamation has been publillted, ordering the de-
tention of all neutral flips, having fueb cargoes, on
paying ,he freivh., &c.
HAGUE, Ocroara 17.—Betides our Ambandor
SCHIMARLEFIIIIINCR, and Admiral Vaa HAUL, who
are already appointed Members of the Legion of
Hon ur, the Emperor of the Trench has bellowed
.11e fame order upon our Direaors BILANTSEN and
BICKER. the Secretary of State VANDELOOES, the
Admirals WltrElell nod Ktearar, and.the Generals
DAISOALS and DUSEONCEAU.—(Hogue CoUrant.)
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LONDON.

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER Is.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE creurFt
comae, money elf--ditto. far an• 57#—°rnallta 6.
Exchequer Bilk, par to .
PRICE OF STOCKS YISTRRDAY.

Bank Sala. 155.160 %II 13
per Can. t 797. 970
3pa Cent. Red. Ana. Ening Ana en* 1;3 at
3 per Cent. Conf. r7:kl OMIIIIIM. 6f 6 r-m.
4 pc, Cent. '3l 72 It Coe. for ace. sit}
3 pa Cent. Navy sto s per C. to be paid in Ajp. Olt

The Gazette of haft night coniiinerhe particulars
of the capture of the three Spanithyrigates. We
are happy to find that 45 of the crew of the one that
blew up were laved. We have ventured to tOrrerft the
Gazette, where it (peaks of Vienna wool, evidently a
typographical error for Vicuna, commonly called
rwlea evcol, the fleece of the wild Peruvian fbeep.
We alfo fufpeft that the bars of Tin will turn out to
be bars of Zink, or Nickle; or perhaps Silver, as there
is not, throughout the whole sztent of the Viceroyalty
f Peru, a tingle mine of Tin.
Moll of the Dutch (hips which were freighted with
provitions for England, have been allowed to fail
from the ports of that country, and are fafely arrived
in the River, and other of the Engin ports. Ao.,ut
twenty have arrived fince Sunday ; but from what
ne have learned, we cannot flatter ourfelves that this
free commercial intercourfe will lag Much longer.
Yellerday, after our Paper was at prefs, we re-
ceived the French I,ornals to the .7th, and Dutch
Journals to the >;th init. They contain the trench
accotnt of !Le late attack on the gun-boats
at Boulogne, and (event' other articles worthy of a
perufal, which our Rader, will fled in the preceding
column,.

We learn from indifputable authprity, that the
Emperor Ae►l*anaa has ordered the French Charge
des Affaires to quit Peteriburgh in 34 hours. This
overthrows all the fpeculations as to the reftoration
of the diplomatic relations between France and Roc.
fia. After filch a flap, it is not likely that the Est •
etliOlt would liflen to any prupofition of PftlICA tend-
ing to renew them. It is believed that M. D'Ousat
WAS rot allowed to quit Mentz till the arrival of the
French Charge deb Maffei on neutral tertitory MIS

known,

An Eng:;fli Gentleman left Alicitht on the tGth
September. on board a Danißs Vail, after having
had the yellow fever. They touched at Gibraltar on
the zd inflant, but welt not allowed to enter the port.
11--z fever had feized the garrifon, and between fifty
and fixty woe dying daily. This Gentleman left the
Danilh vcltcl, and landed in an open boat between
Brighton and Worthing, and appeared on Monday
upon the Exchange. This proceeding, fo contrary
to the laws agsinß the breach of quarantine, have
fubjeiled him to the penalties of the law, and we on-
derßand he was yeflerday put under arra.
Private letters by the lay Lifbon Mail render the
above account but too probable. The alarm in Gi-
braltar was very great. It is Paid that a rich Jew of-
fered the mailer of the above veffel 7001. to carry him
and his family away, and all who can, quit the place.
Many, it is raid, have betaken themfelves to living
in any fort of craft on the water to be out of the way
of the infetlion. We anzionfly hope that the feafon
will quickly reduce the violence of the ditlemper, and
reflore the health of the town and garrifon. Every
precaution, ton, &mild be employed to guard against
the introduaioa of it into this country. Happily the
time of the year dicainifhcs that danger.

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NAUTICAL mrsthoorci.

MAILS THIS DAY.—Wur3 N. W. • •
•lL DOZ. ♦ll. MN
babas o I Haniburrh 0 3
Watorked $ Golteaburgh o o