Star.
London, England, 1804-05-07 00:00:00

SIVI7ZERL4A'D.

BARLI, APRIL tB.—General VIAL. Amhaffador
from the French Republic, continues to hold contlant
conferences with our Landamman, which are con-
fidered to be of great importance, and to relate to
the Englim mastics who have endeavoured to throw
Switzerland into conflation ; as alfo to the trade car-
ried on with Englith zotrchandize on the frontiers of
Switzerland.
The French Minifler has made a complaint to the
Landamman on the above fubieets. A refolution
has, in confequence, been adopted that all Britifh
merchandize which may Rill remain on the frontiers
of Berne, Ilsall be intercepted by the French, and
that any further accumulation thereof hull be molt
arialy prohibited; that on the introduClion or patfage
of Englab manufadures on the French frontiers, a
declaration of them (hall be made, and the proprie-
tors be fobjeaed to a penalty, according to the value
of the goods. It is fufpeeed that molt of thole goods
on the frontiers are the property of Frenchmen, and
were intended to be introduced into France over the
Mountains of Jura, and the Lake of Etienne.
Difturbances having brnke oot in fome diaries of
the Canton of Berne, the Magillrate has fent an ex-
, traotdinary Committee to procure information. It
• is, however, certain, that the firß accounts of thefe
diftutbances have been greatly exaggerated.

PARIS, APRIL 26.
It is Lid that a fecret affembly of the Senate was
held at St Cloud laft Monday, which lafted feveral
hours, but it is not known on what fubjea. Thus
much, however, is certain, that important concerns
are on the lapis, and this may likewife be inferred
from the concluding paftage of an Addrefs, delivered
by the Preftdent of the Eletting Collegnoi the De-
partment of Haute Garonne, (Psratio Grox,) • Mews-
kr of the Confervative Senate, who, at the parting of
that College, made ufe of the following czpreffions,
relating to the FIRST Cnustit:
" Mac great man, who poffeffcs all the qualifications foe which
great men am loved, without paZona, without prepidiet,with-
out frailties, Is born to command others becaufe he governs him-
felt ; be has conquered Europe, enlarged our boundaries, and cam-
Armed our yid:twin i he has annihilated all fadions, united the
minds, Mimed the chief powers, cftalitithed uniformity in legifla-
tion, rekindled the torch of arts, rebuilt the altars. rewarded their
Piliallters, and all inftitudoes ref on the ancient pillars of morals
and laws; the Tearer, or rather creator. legidatur, redeemer or
the realm, which he alone was proclaimed worthy to govern, and
to eternalise the power and continuation thereof—Bat lam Went
...Lid ailray by the ardour of my Lelingi, and by perfonal con-
nexions, I fear II flaculd run too forward with berets and willies,
which are within your beans, as well as In mine, hat which your-
gave, will make known."
A divifion of flat-bottomed and and gun boats,
from Dieppe, has got into Boulogne in fight of the -----
Englifh. An Englifh cutter, of twelve guns, itruck COPERNICUS. Aram 7.—lt is faid to be intended
upon a lock dole by Douelan, was got off, and then to enlarge the port of Elfineur very confiderably.—
foundered on the min;a her crew were fared by a Yeßerday we had a very unexpeeted, though not
Strang fchuyt, and landed on the Wands of Glenaw ; very rare phenomenon. The Sound, which fur this
whey were afterwards made prifoners by fome !loops fortnight has been open, fo that lan Monday tbete here
fim Concarneau. A privateer from Doulogne has above 4otbips inthe Road, was yelierday. particularly
I
brought in two Englifh prizes this week. inthe afternoon, to elvered with drift ice, that fcarcely
The FillST Consul., who now refides conftantly a boat could find open water. The ice was fo thick
at St. Cloud, received there lan Sunday the Conti- and connefled that people flood on it far out in the
toted Authorities, and gave an audience to the De- Sound to MIL and in fome places it was able to bear
putations of the General Council of feveral depart- a boat drawn by fix or eight men, defined to carry
merits. provilions to a fhip driving among the ice. Seven
The Grand Council of the Legion of Honour is hips that lay in the Road.and among them the Eng-
daily occupied with the organization of that Corps. lifts convoy hip, which had forty calks of money on
Thole Members of the tupterne Clonflituted Autho. board, faved themfelves jell in time out of the Sound;
sides who are appointed Members of the Legion of but towards evening the Elanith (hip, Captain Kinder,
Honour, are to take the oath in the pretence of the which had lain three weeks in the ice at Malmne,
FIRST CoNstrt.. came nut, duiving with the ice, and feemed expofed
Colonel Jos Er it Bowaraars fet cif yefterday for to great danger. This forenoon a part of the Sound
Boulogne to join his regiment. along the Dana coaft is open, but the ref[ quite co-
Accounts from Hanover Rate, that the Duke of vered with thc'als of ice. The above (hips are no
Baur swic It, fUlloWltlig the example of the neighta•ur. more to be (cen; three of them are laid to have driven
ing Princes, has forbidden, in his dominions, the Pale with the ice into Horr.bcck.
of a libel, intitied Nopoloar Bonaparte, and the french The monument for thole who fell on the ad of
Peapie ander his Ccasinhate, under a penally of sco florins. April, which has been vet:led tutu's] the profits of Pt 0.
geveral perfons acculed of haring arliiled in land- fefor SARDIS'S Poem, Holy Thurfday, and Mr.
ing &glint (pies in the De,,artment of La Vendee, Laos's Print of the Battle, under the direftion of
have been acquitted by a military conimiilion. the latter, is univei tally approved. The whole forms
Letters from Marfeilles Rate, that a French priva- an oval Tioricka, 16 feet high, coveting an area of
teer has captured, and fent into a French pert, an 160 feet in length and .;.o in breadth, and is furroun.'-
Englifit brig. with difpatches for Lord NILSON, and ed with rough non-:I,. "lirofe in front, which lie al.
two millions in fpecie. They add, that the difpatches 'soft like the line of defence, are each infcribed with,
and letters are very numerous, and are conveying to the name of one of the Officers killed, and of the
Paris by foursou d'aramt, to be &Ureic.: to the nave fhip in which he fell. A correfmmtling number ot
Corms.. poplars is planted on the bill, and 2 path leads to the
Six Englifh Won, having had a difference with top, whence is a view of the coati where the battle
their Captain. deferted, and landed in a boat at took place. On the declivity on the tall fide, is a
Havre ; but as every Englifliman is a forpicious cha- pedeßal of granite, on rhich is an obeirfle of grey
taller and dererves punifhment, they were fent to northern mythic, with the infcrption, '. They fell
prifon, and will be tried by a military commiffion as for th
eir Coutu ntery, Athpriiil 2, ttioi "z and
crbeneteath—
fpies. .. Thgratid of e fellow Citiens ad to
Eighty-fix officers, fl Wicrs, and failnrs of an Eng. them this mem ':vial." On a white marble tablet in
lifh (hip have arrived at Fort Fitch, near Metz.— the peslcdal is a wreath of Land, oak, and cyprefs
During their march front Ili ea, they had the ietfo• bound together, and below, o The Wreath which tl c
lence, every day after dinner 21111.111 fer, to drink to Country bellows never fades over the grave of the
the health of Gcor or III.; when this contiun cattied fallen Warrior."
the gent d'arates to prevent them lion' having stint to Arai!. t^.—The Danith carryinp, trade hi,:tween
their meal., they drati. ihrir King's health in water. Ttiefle and t'te N ttlic•n ports his much increafed
Ts not Ohs a ridiculcus r :amulet= !—.:i aurs.s! J.s he- sloritg the as A', Ciii, that they now go ta Tonnin•
feali,rz. pen, 1.10,-,:c, and Embden, inflead of flamburgh.—
livr&mmon -
exertions ore nw rmtt I'ii.r. it Antwerp : Tile catiti.ar • f 11,r DAI t0:1 Captains tn take none hut
in building ho,l, of a ilcui Cot.:liii::. 'II 1,4 cavalry, neutral gondt, n: •li.• . ~.e I)an:l'i flag refpated in
according to a III0d.:1 which has been par ocularly ' the !illicit manntr by tie Engl.th crnixert, which
approved by thz 1 is" Coast. L: they. tryether with ' every where al, : Pd. The btal,..i is again open
all the •tifels to h.! ci !..•:.,,i in the entermite agarnri fince TcAcrday, er.ly ah-:g the Daralla coast, there is
iris country, and rem colog in the d,tek yards in (ill; ft)iitirg ice.
Belgium. are TO b: It t 2; I,) tic n.:dJle of Islas. i APRIL I i.—Tire I):tn;fh (hip Abraham, Captain
The Contact. of tst.,v.a 'al'it or, who had been Ott .R111.7Y. and nil her crew, have been put under
condemned to two years imprconment, has been smell at Dur:ki: k, although the Captain had never
rsleafld from Let confittement at Pat.. been on It 'r e, ...• .! part • f :he cargo was landed.
Two large row boats lately arrived at Flufbing The ..lodged cc at is. nut this Vara had beer.
fOM Antwerp. They ate s 6 feet broad, quite flat, ft.arelica bv a Br.tt.i• ptivaterr.
and draw (even feet water ; .ACII of them mounts A reit. Lt.—Orders hat been given that the ufual
tweets pieces of cannon, of large calituat, and are fummer Re% the Dtichits, lhall i.,.giit on the
to carry clifmnunted 11,•17,rs anti rangers. Ili of May, milead ot the ill et I tne.
Loid Bssaraoros has obtained his liberty, wi.b APRIL I 7..-1.4i1 Friday MI 1;1 i I .EnglifliCharge
p rmitlion to return to England. n d'Affaires here, was m 'tried to aM I 1.1 F%I. n i .
Is. 5 per Cents. 5 i francs bo tents. 'l' i The Eaft !Lob,' l'ac,:t.t Boat, Ada i,,',4 OS mil/

DENMARK.