Star.
London, England, 1803-04-21 00:00:00

HOLLAND.

Hac us, Ants. o.—The French Envoy SIMON
TILLS, gave previous notice to our Government
of the placing the town of Flulhing in a Rate of
fiege,which meafure appears to have been battened
by the refufal of the Entail to deliver up the
gland of C',oree to the French.
The 7000 French troops which have entered
Breda, Flufhing, Middleburg, and Veere, will be
reinforced with nearly an egad. number, that is,
with four battalions of infantry, and three (qua.
drone of cavalry, which will take poffeffion of, or
have already occupied Herzogenbufch, and other
places in our territory. To-day boo men have en-
tered Nimeguen. where yefterday the gates were
abut againft them.
All thefe, amounting to ra or 74,000 French
troops, which are well cloathed and accoutred,
come from Belgiam, where they will be replaced
from the interior of France. A communication
will be eflabliflied by telegraphs from the frontiers
of our Republic to Pau is, which never was done in
the late war, fr.- the telegraphic line onlyestended
to Lille; it will now be continued mßluffels,and
fo to Paris. The Telegraph Direitor, CNA r ri,
will emit a telegraph on the church of St. Sudnla
at Bruffels.
Citizen Mic:!avn is arrived here as Commif-
faire Ordonnate•Jr, to fuperintend every thing re-
lating to the maintenance of the French troops,
which, as well as their pay, will be furnitbed by
our Republic.
In about ten days the couriers which have been
fent to Peterfburgh from London, Paris, and the
21ague,are expeeted back. The anfwers they bring
will decide the prefent cents, and this decifionb it
is hoped, will be pacific.
AMSTERDAM, APRIL 9,--In cafe of a rupture
with England, three armies, according to our Ga-
zettes, will be immediately affembled on the coaft
near Boulogne, in Normandy, and in Belgium.—
Moue*, will command in a camp to be formed
AM Brett; 017DIN0T at Cherbourg ; Masses at
Dunkirk, and Mgcoosaut a fourth army in Hol-
land.
The Batavian refcriptions, payable after the
Peace, are at 6if.
The Englifh Papers have aliened, that a Ger-
man Regiment. in Batavian pay at the Cape, of.
fered to enter into the pay of -England: this is
without foundation.
Letters from Berne, of the 29th ult. fay—" At
Freyburg, where the Landamman d'A rvity was
intuited in his houfe, an order has been publifhed,
that every perfon palling through the ftreets in
dark evenings after nine o'clock, (hall be arrefted;
and that wherever more than four perfons are
found (binding together in the Itreets, in the even-
ing, they (hall be difperfed."
Letters from Suabia, of the 4th intl. Rate,
that great preparations are making at Stutgard
for the three days feftivities, which will be cele-
brated in confequence of the elevation of the
Duke to the Eleaoral dignity, and which will
take place in the week after Eager. The red uni-
forms for the Attendants of the Court, according
to their different degrees, are fumptuous and de-
sant. The Armorial coat of the Herald is of
yellow velvet, richly embroidered with the Elec-
toral arms.

A great number of Itrangers are expefted at
Stutgard, among others, the French Envoy,
DIDfLor, who has not yet an ivcd there.

riviIIAMENTART PRuC'EEDIAGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, WEDNESDAY, APRIL so.

Their Lordfidps refolved into a Committee of Privileges;
and Lord WA:AZ:4OIIIAM hiving taken the Chair, the confi,le-
ration of the claim of the Rev. Mr. Brydges to the Barmy of
Chandos was returned.
Mr. Cullen, an Officer of the Archbithop's Court at Canter-
bury, was examined at tome length, relative to the Rrglltry of
Burials, See. at certain partite, in the County of Kent : atttr
which their Lordlkaps a.lionnsed the farther cotoLderathar of
the este till Friday.
The Houk was ti ea re...um-at sod after prayers were read,
their lawdarips proceeded to forward the bills upon the Table.
Among thee, the American Luyzlias' Bill went through •
Committee of Use whole Houk, Mid was ordered to bz repor:ed
to-morrow.

Earl Gaosvasioa, on acceding to the Peerage, on the &-
entre of his Father, the late Earl, was (worn and took ►is feat
The BULop of Line oike,anil the new &Stop of Hs
(rie. 131[1.11A M ) alto took the oath, ISlti their 'cats.
The Earl Of lamance prefented a document, which, sawe
could calk[!, wit' a Peoliiau on lx half of Doc of the Ira Peers,
and was ordered to he rderred to a Committee of
Lord Vircount hisivake (late the Right Han. fir nit r
no was introduced w,th the actuttiontil formalities,
(worn and took his feat. His Lordiliips' Supporters were Pd.-
counts Heal) and Low rn:.a.

The Sic aaaaaa at WAS, and otben, brought up the Mi-
litia °Seersll, with the Amendments, as agreed to by the
Commons.

Snot privae BE's were brought up by other Geatlernat, and
and a bra Inn.

Mr. Croft prefented certain Payers from the Court of Chan-
erry In Ireland, relative to the Arpcal. hiercUc ',Dick, which
was 'ordered to lie an the Table.
Mr. Town Omni, of the tier.dcl's (Mee, was (warn at the
Par. refpedliog his pupated evidence Wore the Committee of
Pr. d:gcs

San, roetine baincfs wit there elifpoted of, awl their ILierd-
ihip‘ ailiviirtked till to-morrow.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Sir Joon Vi'ittiete A si DIMON moved for !emus bring in
BM for the better mutation of the Leather trade.—Leave
granted.
On the Motion of Mr. Coaav, the Hoefe refolved Welt'
fete a Committee of the whole Honk, cm the trill Revenue
Laws.

Mr. Coosa raid, that be svillicd to cal to the recolleetion of
the Raprrfe.4Alt,el of that part of the Kingdom called Ireland.
that this Hill was to conthme the Adis row in force upon the
bititedt ; hut underftanding by private informathm, that honer
palms in Ireland were damns of f relenting a Petition with
rtilucd to a certain duty. the allowance of which w..s regulated
by this bill, he withed to Rate that it was his inteution, with
perroillion of the Horde, to introduce anoth•r Rill in the rouge
of the Sclion. vehk;* would corrain huh further regulations, in
addition to drofe which had hitherto Inhibited, as might hr
thought nmeffary for the better sullenest of the Revenue in
Ic.lauel. In that Mil any amendment might be Jawed, Kit
&maw be gmesix proper. with rasped to the calledion of the
Leather. oilier Linty he thought it right to fay thus
much. that Gook /new might maim theasfc.ives eafy with re.
yard to the prekni Mk as they vremM have another opportwti•
ty of foggelbr g bleb amendments as they aright dean moeffsey.
The Mil then went through the Committee. mid the Report
was °Mend to be received to-morrow.
urn the Minion a Mr. VA PI IT TAat the Hnufe r‘ Weed Ir •
fls in.o • Committee at the wilt Houle, es the i syerb.g