Star.
London, England, 1804-11-03 00:00:00

FRANCE.

PARIS. OCTOBER ss
Several iiviGons of the army on the Coaft will
change their potations; but there is no truth in the
report that the camps will break up and the troops
march into sinter quarters. They will viut England
before they Deep under any thing.elfe but canvas.
It was yellerday reported, that the Emperor bad
again fet out for the emit ; but 4on enquiry se
found that his Majelfy was at St. Cloud, though
little doubt remains, but that fudh a journey will be
undertaken, particularly as the coronation is pnftpon.
ed. The rumour is again common that the Expedi-
tion againft England will tail before that period.
Vice-Admiral VlLLl,isuvs has left Rochefort for
Toulon, where Ire is appointed Commander in Chief.
• Vice Admiral Miser 'sr has fuccecded him as a Com-
mander of the (mall Cquadroo at Rochefort.
Two more Spanifh flips, with twenty millions of
dollars on board, are on their way from the Havan-
tab to Spain.
Monfieur SALM, ei domed Prince SALM, and Au-
Maur s TALL ttttt o, the Miniller's nephew, are ap-
pointed Chamberlains to the Emperor.
It is reported that M. de V•UDltit/ILLI, our
Charge d'Affaires to the Court of Madrid, • has re
eeived orders from the Emperor, to notify, that his
Nikita! &twirl fee with pleafure, all differences be-
tween his Catholic Majefly, and the United States of
America, hex and amicably fettled. Little doubt
exills but, that before now, the limits between Lou-
. ifiessa and Spanith Florida would have b:en arranged,
bad ant Britilh gold and intrigues influenced the con-
ies& of one, if not both parties.—(ie ClrjdmCabinetJ.
The Emperor hat ordered the Colonel of Engi-
ueers, Vrat.ssosse, to draw a cored map of the
whole Elettorate of Hanover and the countries in its
*kinky. It will contain all the molt advantageous
military pardons in the event of a Continental war,
and plans for (rating new fanfares. in cafe auy at
tick from without tbould be apprehended.
The privateer, Jofephine, of 44 guns, Fanny% of
j 2 guns, sod Madame Murat, of 32 guns, failed
from Ilnurdzins near a month ago, and as nothing
bas been heard of them fince, they are fuppofed to
be defined for the Eaft Indies. It is Paid, that the
Zehprefs •and their Imperial Highneffes, Prince's'
lacers aad Muter, hove each a two-third fhare in
I ads privateer, called after them, and that they have
fly determined to give the whole amount of
• Crates in the prim-money to charitable inflitu-

s.
Fanatics or impoflors are wandering in different
parts of France, preaching the end of the world,
peediding misfortunes, and printing and diftributing
prophecies, containing the moll abfurd and terrible
talcs, which agitate or terrify the lower dales of
the people, who, from ignorance, are ready to catch
at any thing furprifing.or miraculous. Thefe itine-
rant prophets are particularly bufy in Belgium ; in
rianders, in the ei•dreast German Provinces on
this file of the Rhine. and in the Weftern Depart-
ments, where the inhabitants are lets enlightened,
sad more fuperftitious, than in other parts of France.
It is (aid, that the incorrigible adherents to the def-
perste elute of the Boutbons employ and pay with
/kit& guineas thefe men, at prefent devoid Chrif-
titans, but, in fad, fcaadalous and criminal hypo-
crites at—many of whom, ten years ago, were the
trio, intolerant atheifts and cruel perfecutors of the
barren in the Chrillian Religion. The Prefect of
the Depict-unapt of Lys bas canted three of thefe
falfe prophets to be taken up, who, upon examina-
tion, were found to have been members of Revolu-
tionary Committees in the Reign of Terror, though
v.ow loaded with fcapularies, relicks, prayer bnoks,
legends of Saints already departed, and prophecies
of patrons heists a life of tartan", converting rep-
lady with the Divinity as well as with the Virgin
Mary. and all other inhabitants of heaven. So great
was their popularity, and fo numerous their adhe-
rents, that the tress d'ifearrs who arrefled them, wete
twice repulfed ; and, after they were carried into the
prifons of Ghent, by their hypocritical cant they fe-
&lced the gaoler, his wile, and two children, to open
the doors rl their prifon, and to eicape with them.
The police it n..w in fea.ch of them, and will pro-
bably foon difi over them. They lett behind them
in the gaol a bundle (pacoalt) of proph
FlemiO ecies, in thc
and French languages, which they had re•
ceived fince their imprthmtnenr, as aU their former
papers are depolited at the police office. In one of
thefe pretended prophecies is foretold, that the next
winter will be the coldell experienced in France fince
5709 ; th at general famine next all the
Continent ; and that, before the fpring, all the
depattmnts between the Rhine and the Loire will
be fw .1.-twed iip by an earthquake; wiiilft a plague
tall dedroy 99-tooth parts of the pecp'e between the
Loire, the Alp., and the Pyrenees. From this Ihort
fpecimen, it is eafily teen that thefe terrible predic-
tions are the offspring of the fertile brain., of &VII
heretics, or of agents in Britith pay.—joaraal de la

A vefTel, with F. endi Colonifls from Sr. Domingo,
Lai from Cuba, has Alri7ed at Nantes, alter a peffaje
of fifty days. 'Fhefe unfortunate fotferers from Des-
SALMI'S cruelties Rate, that the off-14s of this bar-
barian are in the moll delperate fituetion ; having
made another attempt upon 'he city of St. Domingo;
but, being rcpulfed with the lofs of 3coo men, the re-
mainder of his troops became mutinous, and left him
to join Cm at STOPHI. whofc popularity and army daily
increefe. They confider the latter as ferocious as
Dentine", but abler, more ambitions, and a s,reater
pocrite. To encourage defection from his rival, he
has inllituted his own order of a Legion of Honour,
with which he has promifed to decorate et cry de-
fence who joins him before the tIl of °dotter ; as in
lit condo& with the Whites of foreign nations he is
more political and Iris favage than ; it is
believed, that he Is fecretty fupported in his ultirpa•
tion, by the Englilli and Arne, icans, whole friendfliip
he hems particularly to collet. Since tie late vigo-
tntlb MClLfilrell of our Captain General of Goadelottpc,
which declare all Amer tceii' or rifler neutral
feeding will' the rebels at Domingo, good prizes,
the Englifh, under the efcort of their men of war, ate
alma the only nation who carry provifione or Inc-
c o.us to the Wet k., and trade with them. A priva-
teer from Guadeloupe captured Lately a pirate veffel
with Negroes from St. Domingo. the Commander
of which wore the ord,r of Ileittl;oes'e Legirri
of
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