Star.
London, England, 1804-06-27 00:00:00

Julie t 6.

Letters from Hufum of the 3.1 of June' (late, that
the celebrated Mr. Dues has returned from Eng-
land, and fet out immediately for Tonningen. He
had left Tonningen on the evening of the tot}, of
April: and whether the new Minittry did not wifh
him to continue.in London, rtr whether they inverted
hlm with new powers to continue his operations, he
has again arrived at Tonningen. We (hall fee what
quarter of the Continent will be happy enough to at-
trad his attention. Bendel'. his pains have not all
been loft more agents than one follow his direc-
tions, and in derptir of not being able to fucceed in
troubling either the Continent, or interrupting the re-
ptile of France, at lean confole themfelves in creat-
ing imaginary diffentionir—The wretched and me.
lancholy refource of calumnies contradided by events
as Coon as invented.-3forritrur.
Letters from Ratilbon mention a communication
made by the Diredorial Minifter to the Minillers of
the States of the Empire, ambled at the Diet,
which informs, them, that the French Government
has tranfmitted to Count Coat atilt., the Imperial
Minifter at Paris, a note relative to the explanations
demanded, on the fubjed of the communications
with the Right Bank of the khine. That affair, he
rays, is now fettled, and a declaration on the part of
the Government of Baden i, daily expelled, which
will remove from the Diet the neceffity of delibeta•
ting on that point. The decifion, therefore, to open
the difeuffion of this bultnefe towards the end of
June, has been deferred.
M. Russtxxiou, a &Ali, is one of the condem-
ned perfons who have obtained their pardon from the
Enveaoa. There are fome circumnances relative
to there ass of clemency which deferve to be col-
lided-

When Mademoifelle Ds Revitea fupplicated the
pardon of her brother, the was accompanied by her
two nieces, who are very young. Hi, MAJESTY
laid to M. Da AM IR a, that he could not conceive
ft ;stable for a man of fenfe and honour to affociate
himfelt with` Brigands t when one of the young La-
dies throwing berfelf at the feet of the Emettoz, re-
plied, amidft fighs and tears, " I can afire your
Ma'am, that M. Ds Rivierte met them by chance,
in the ft ccccc of Paris." :his trait of fimplicity ap- '
peared to touch the EMPEROR, who railed her from
the ground, and carelfed her with kindnefs.
When he pardoned Rocu eel, the EMPRIOR Paid
to his mother, who folicited him, " The crimes of
children are oftentimes the fruits of the bad education
which they have received from their parents."
The pardon of ARMAND GAILLARD was fol;eireJ
by his lifter, whom the EMPEROR queilioned in the
fluidal manner. On beiny, informed that ARMAND
GAILL•ILD was from Rouen, he replied—" I am
very much concerned that an inhabitant of that city
thould have been engaged in this odious hulinefs ;
and I am willing to pertuade myfelf,as you tell me,
that the youth of your brother, and fume unfortunate
circumfiarices, render him lets ctiminal."
The day after judgment was pronounced by the
Criminal Court of the Department of the Seine, 17
of the so perfons condemned to die appealed.
Louts Dinners and JOTS UT did not make their
declarations till the I ah. G los cES is the only one
of theft condemned perfons who has not appealed.
Among the five perfons condemned to imprifon-
Tricot by the fame fentence of the toth, the young wo-
man named HISAY, is the only one who appealed.—
She made her declaration on the 1361.
The fame day, Mos. eau, after having had a long
conference with his Advocates, Bosn re and Ps-
sficaom, which was followed by a Rill longer con-
vcrfation with his wife, renounced his right to appeal.
BURT, JUNI 9.--Admiral G•NY /IF AumE has boat-
ed his flag in the Roads. Our fquadron is very no-,
roe- ems and one of the 6neft we have had for a long'
time. A divifion of the national flotilla, under the
command of the Captain of the frigate Palierne, was
attacked on the 4th of June, not far from the Pen-
marks by a (hip of the line, a frigate and eight boats
The Englitb perceiving that they could not (fleeced
in cutting off this divifion as they intended, and meet-
- with a very warm reception, retreated after a
wort engagement. Not a tingle boat of the flo-
received the fmalleft injury.—Mosirear, Jane 14.
:Neasoveo, Jules t,.—Several di vifions, corn-
td of a great number of boats belonging to our fl
are lying in our Roads. The comb ur'hon of the
Bonaparte is carried on with the greaten avidity.
: now begin to enjoy the fruits of the labours that
re undertaken two tears ago. More than fio yards
the great mole, which krni. the baron, arc already
we the fur face of the water, and a battery is now
ally erefting on this in. le. The baron and the
at wines of Cherbourg may, at this moment, be
liJetcd a. finifised, and as already aff.irding mo-
tion to all our Wadi ons.—Mositrar.

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