Star.
London, England, 1804-05-03 00:00:00

AMERICA.

New YORE, MARCH 32.—Captain Ricitaitos, from
Martinique, informs us, that the blockade of that
ifland is continued with great affiduity by Captain
Boon, and that feveral American vcffels have been
prevented from entering. All communication with
he more is completely cut off by the Englifh, who
ave alfo creCied ftrong fortifications on the Diamond
Rock.—lt may quiet the unfounded apprchenfions
which have been lately excited, to (late, from infor.
minion derived from the Governor General of Loui•
Ilana, that perfeEt tranquillity prevails at New Or-
leans.

FRANCE.

PARIS, APRIL i 6.

The flag of truce. la Louife Cherie, is arrived at
Nantes from Jamaica. She had on board 204 French
from St. Domingo; among whom were 136 tick at
the time of embarking, and they being badly pro-
vided with necefraricb, 107 of them diW on the pat-
fage.
A few days fince a convoy of prifoners was con-
•eyed to the Ifle de Rhe.

•PIIL 17.
The Fiats Corisut. receives every evening at St.
Gloud, a report of the examinations of the confpira-
tors. General Molten has now a nightly guard in
prifon.
It is Paid that the FIRST CONSUL will fhortly go to
IBoulogne from St. Cloud. The report that a battle
,ad taken place thereis hitherto unfounded.
The with that the Government may be rendered
hereditary is continually ezpreled from every guar-
The General Council of the Department of
,in its Addrefs to the Fiats CONSUL lays, a you
not forget, Citizen FIRST COSISUL, that it is yoor
h deftination not only to bellow happinefs on the
prefent, but alto to fecure the welfare of future ge-
nerations. The French nation leaves to your pater-
' care the choice of the means, its love guarantees
approbation of them."
The General Council of the Department of Up-
• Marne lays, " your benefits, Citizen FIRST COR-
I, are the more valuable, fiuce they give us a view
new projells, which, when matured, will confirm
abundance and happinefs, and thereby confoli-
your glory and our gratitude."
The Algerines, and other piratical veffels, many
of which are Rout frigates, now commit their depre-
dations, unmolefied, along the coatis of Sardinia and
icily.
The Captain General of the Maltefe Order at Ca.
nes has declared himfelf permanent.
The celebrated Landolini has obtained an ancient
tue of Vent's, and other antiquities, by digging in
Aland of Sicily.
The Hanoverian Officer, accufed of recruiting for
the Englith, has been tried and acquitted. A French
!flax,/ .4a.of the name of MONTARIOL, undertook his
and brought him off with eclat.
Tgens d'armes have arrefted, in the depart-
tibia of Eure and Loire, and carried before the
Grand Judge,_ a man named Louis Ducorps, alias
1r -, alias Duval, defcribed under No. 11. among
4 gang olthe accomplices of Georges and others.
This man made his eff.ays of robbery in the (emu

. Mallet, alias Crecy, alias the Great Akandre, a
relation of Mr. WICKS/4p who, four years ago, with
• Brevet of-Lieutenant General for the Kum, carried
war in the highways, between Rouen, Ev-
and Neufchatel. Louis Ducorps lives at Au-
where be ferved for a guide to the brigands,
occupied in purchafing horfes, arms, uniforms,
took care of the communication in a line and
the conic.
the news of the arreft of Georges, Louis Du-
efcaped from Aumale, with tour other bri-
from Morbihan, who were alfo tiationeil there
waiting fur orders. He quitted his companions
department of the k:ure, three of whom have
arretled near Fuugeres.
Thus the bare publication of the names and de-
feriptioo of the,brigands has fulEceil to procure their
-II in lids than two months.
tery where the public have anfwered to the ap.
made to them ; and the Police had only to fol-
the indications given by the mail of citizens, to
at different places, mote than forty inhabi-
'provided with gold, arms, and every means that

be obtained by a lung habit of robbery. •
_ Police alai continues tosscolleit information
laseerning thofc who have let lodgings to them. An
"igation made in a houfc where Viaor Coucherry
tcreted, has procured the difcovery of the cur.
Idenee of Concherry the elder. a libeller at
in, with one Joudere. This very voluminous
ipondence proves that he has feveral times re-
lawny of Coucherry the elder. particularly
t arrival of Pichegru. 'There has alto been
about him tome -blank paper. with a vignette
toting Choice III.; all° a vial of ininhitit
as the keret correfpondence, and for walking
tirports. This man, who with a deal of inge-
pr:pared Several lodgings, concealed himtelf
{lately on the arreti of Coucherry. The police
Nell of liim.—liveirfur.
FROM IHE rARIS PAPERS.
IGSBURG, APRIL 6.—The evening before lall,
'RAK E.the Englith Minifier at Munich, arrived
and immediately continued his journey. It
night he will go to Hamburgh, and embark
thence for England. He quitted Munich on
ight of the eft infant. Before hi; departure
a long interview with M. e. I GIi.LAS,
lime Mintier.
Mun-ch Gazette of the 4th inftant, contains
'lowing :icicle The Editor of the Barn-
:L./etre having inferred in hi. paper of March
,cry reprehenfible paragraph agaiiiii the French
rnmer.t. lie has, by all Lleeloral refcript, dated
ch. Ai if t, been fenteaced not only to imp i-
iit fur 1.. t days, and a fine proportionate to his
r. but is alto deprived of his privilege." The
Gazette all., announces for tale, The. Secret
ittions and Letters from Mr. Mans to the
At Agents at Paris, with the Report of the
ID jußoa to the FOIST CON 5U1..."A742{1111P.
Aran. 6.—The tranquillity of our Can•
tas been interrupted ; the peafantry of fenral
s have revolted ; their difcontent is occaiioned
;coal laws on the fubjea of finance. whichhave
paffed in Cotur Every Canton in the Coale-

deracy has furnifhed a company, which is cum: to
the affiaance of our Canton to reflore order. An
engagement lately took place, in which we had II
or ty men killed and wounded. There are Englith
at Memmiugen, Neufchatel, and Crnifianee, who flir
np revolt. SPENCER SMITH appears to dire& all
there diainbances from Stutgard. He fupplies the
money neceffary.-21Tonsrear.
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ST. AUIIN (CANTON UV NEUFCHATEL), A►RIL 7.
—We have here an Englah Officer, who airs about
a great deal. He appears to be no granger to the
troubles at Zurich. There is alfo here One Petit-
ciroot, who has frequent interviews with an Englilh•
man at the eagle of Cothendart. He receives many
letters, and correfpniids with the hoofer of Rouus--
, MONT. The Englifh abfnlntcly with to overthrow
Switzerland. Enemies of the repnfe of France, they
are alfo the foes of that of all neighbouring gates.
If they can excite agitation, they care not about the
means. At one time they want to unite with a Ja-
cobin Committee in France I at another time, with
the incorrigible remains of the Swift Oligarchias.—
So alfo they drive at Naples to produce confufion.—
Of this we have ample proofs.—M'uauur.