Star.
London, England, 1804-05-11 00:00:00

FRANCE.

4PLOREAL, rich YEAR (APRIL CO.
'TAR OF TN& MARINE AND COLONIIS TO THI
At paazzCzz AND TO TN! COMMISSARY GE-
op MARINA AT ANTWIRP.
• ramparts. Citizen Prefeet, which oar enem;es leave
it order to obtain intelligence from the ports of the
and to procure' Information of the Rate of sue meri-
ts well uof its movements. I have juR received io-
:a new manectivre, which they prodire, the effects of
seceffary to guard again& There are few neutral vet-
Or the ports of France, which, on the eve of nutrias,
. and vifitcd by Englik cruizers. The object of there
,unit to learn the deßination and cargo of the kips, but
that thde viEtlog vet& Arnett always take one or more
v out of each attend. which they replete by an equal
(pies, whore continuance In the port hits as long as
kip. HOWSEIT great the plecautions may have been
as have hitherto prsfcribcd relative to neutrals admitted
ports, it is poilble they may not be fufficient to fruftrate
"teruvre, and therefore for this purr& you muR ufe the
• niesnaa:—You will recommend that a very rigorous
o kill be made of the crews of all neutrals which may
the ports of your diftria ; and if from this vifit k
,rusk that any Englifhman or other fufpicions perfon is
beard, be mutt be inpmedially invited, as well as the
crew: they mug be reparately interrogated. and with
ikon necefary to the difcovery of the truth. Should
of a neutral 'Wei be eonvieted of having received on
introduced into France men feat from Englilh cruisers,
having made (nth declaration on his arrival, he will be
san accomplicedVokaige, and his veal wattikated. In
t no pretext of ignorance may be alleged by the neutrals
the rigeor of there arrangements, it la defirzble that
receive the utmoft pablicity. (Signed) Ditties.
APRIL sy.
'arms, nominated by the PORTA to reticle at
As received at Boulac with dernonftrations of
which deceired him fo much as to make him
14 vigilance. Scarcely had he entered a tent
for him by a Bey, when he received an in-
to repair to Belbeis, and he fet out that night
ekort of Marnelonts ; when he arrived at
village of Coraim, ELTSIT Bar, with a party of
MiuDelouks, entered his tent and marscred him
whole lithe without pity. ELTRY Bar is the
' arrived from London laden with gold, and
with inflruftions from the Englilh Govern-

Is, the Adjona of the General Staff at Ne.
pablifised a tray on the neceBity of reader-
Confular authority hereditary.
c city of Lyons, and the whole department of
Rhos. and Loire, have fent an addl.& to the
Consul., by a deputation, in which they fay,
. the wins of so millions of Frenchnsen to find
means to render France happy, and to frufirate
attempts of faaions ; and this mans is (fay
to render the firff mamittracy permanent in a
family, seed, confequently, in the family of him

invelle'd with it."
. privy council, which failed feversl hours, has
again been held at St. Cloud.
Commend Massey is very comfortably lodged in
piton, and his wife is permitted to riGt him in
• pretence of the guard.
The report that the Toulon fleet had been fees off
s is mach doubted ; the Idesthinw makes no
of it.

number of perfons were lately arreffed in La
, oa fufpachm of having favoured the land-
. fosse Engligs (pies ; but they have been fet at
liberty, it appearing that there were no grounds for
frafpicioo.
'ey write from St. Peteriburgh, that the nuptials
Grand Duchefs MAMA, favourite lifter to his
I Majefty, with the Hereditary Prince of
Ternar, are fixed for the sad of the old
The is the name's day both of the Emprefs
sad of the Grand Duchefs the bride, and
day that the Hereditary Prince of Sate
arrived lag year at Peterhof, where the
Court then refided, to celebrate the
iy of the Emprefs Dowager. Great pre-
are now making for the fedivities, which
continued for ten days. The marriage cc.
is to be performed in the imperial Chapel
Peterhoff.

refpettive frontiers between Sweden and
. are now to be arranged during this Sum-
according to the frontier Treaty of 1751, and
motion of 1795. The offer of mediation
the FIUT CONSUL on this occafion has been
by the two Northern Courts.—( Le Clef du

kleftrefs of Bavaria is arrited at Carlfruhe on
c adieu to the King and Queen of Sweden.
trench engineers lent by the Filter Comm:.
*acme& map of Hanover, and to point out
be& military politica% require three years to
• this undertaking.

FROM THE FRENCH PAPERS.
.OGNI, API L z 5 here yefterday a
64 (hips of different fizes, which failed
tonfieur on the agd, under the command of
12111.111. Its jundion was effeCted in fight
enemy.

__au., Aram 21..—An EnglA cutter, of 12
haying (truck on a rock near the harbour of
was got off again, but loon after funk.—
Caved thernfelves in a filhing boat, and took
the ilk, of Glenant, where they were made
by Come pinnaces from Concarneau.
in, APRIL zr.—A military Commiffion, af-
ay order of the Vice Admiral on board the
tut., on the 25d of Germinal tali, condemned
, purfuant to the laws of Augua 22, 1-,3,
lrumaire, rear 5, two mariners named
, born at Mentone, 24 years old, and Jean
iue Chappe, a native of Porto Ferrajo, 27
who were taken on board the Engli(h pri-
i2a, by the corvette la Fauvette, and con.
having ferved on board the enemy's Chips,
ing arms againil die Republic.
tins, Aram 20.—We learn that the Eng.
kers, Meirs. DRILL and SPENCIII SMITH,
a meeting in a (mall town on the frontiers
circle of Franconia. It is Paid, that a very
eise took place between them ; and that they
remain in Franconia iampito, until they
received orders from their Court. Mr.
SMITH has been at Nuremberg a few days,
took every precaution not to be (NI-covered.
re he is now in the neighbourhor.d of that
e piefent abode of Mr. DWI is not port.
rum. It is efo Paid, that they have not yet
veered from their fright of being arretted
:red over to Frisace—(l'ablwijk

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APRIL t4.—The camp near Pea. in Hun-
gary, will be formed in July, and the Emperor will
he prefent at it ; another ramp will afterwards be
formed in Gallicia. Is is faid that the Emperor in-
tends vifiting his Italian States this year.
'The incurtion of form French troops into the ter-
ritory of the Empire at Offenburg and Ettenheim,
has already been the labial of feveral diplomatical
communications at this place. Betides what has
taken place on this fubjerft between the French Am-
baffador, Costa PaGNY, and the Imperial Vice-Chan-
cellor, Count Louts de COBEITZEL, the latter has
alfo had tome confaences with the Engin Envoy,
Mr. PAGIT. We are alfured that it was on this Cub-
jet alto that the Swedifh Envoy, Baron d'Aam-
IFLDT, tranfrnitred lately a note to the Imperial
Minifter, on the part of his Sovereign.

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this mammy'
following men
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wane Into th
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found on bet
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every preeaai
a Captain of
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without hawk
treated as an
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and his w)
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are to be c
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at Peterho
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flotilla of
from Hon
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of the ester
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