Star.
London, England, 1804-02-18 00:00:00

The ayth regiment of the troops of the line in
garrifort at Berg-op-Zoom. received fuddenly. on
the soth. orders to join the troops encamped in Zea-
land. The 48th regiment was expated from Han-
over to take its place at Berg-op-Zoom. In Zealand
are now as,ooo French troops, befides 4,000 Dutch.
The Fier:- Com s u r. has ordered a new contribution
to be laid on the inhabitants in Hanover of 6 per
cent. on their income and on the value of landed
property. and of 4. per cent. on the fortunes or reve-
nue of every other individual, not excepting even
thofe employed under Government. '
Even the artillery in the fortrefs of Harburgh, in
Hanover, has been ordered to be tranfportcd to
France.
They write from Bayonne, that for a month pall
' they have had alma continually a fouth wind, which
had every day become more infupportable. The at-
mofphere is as if on Are. partilularly in the night.—
The northern lights illuminatethe horizon. andfprend
alarm and difmay. No example is remembered of
fuch an insertion of the (eafons. Many difeafes are
prevalent.

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The day before yelterday two men, fobaltem of-
ficers, u was reported, were brought out of the Abbey,
and carried to the Plain of Grenoble, where they were

Ihot.
On the death of Count Teovocus. at Corfu. Count
Aciopto CONTI was chofen Vice Prefident of the
Republic
of
r Cthavertayseinc. Adjutantn to the Fsaar Con;
cut., has returned to Pat is from Turin.
The cololal Runes, reprefenting the Tiber and the
Nile ; the clefts containing the prefents fent by the
Potato the FIRST CONSUL, and Cenral valuable an-
tiquities. deained for the Mufeum Napoleone, have
arrived.
for the
The Fits? Consul pays carriag es of the
Members of the Lc/illative Body during the Sao&
Two are to occupy each carriage. Six of thefe car-
riages are already Sainted. The Members of the
Tribunate experience the fame liberality of Govern-

man.
The reqoifition of Mors, for the Breit fleet, was
completed a fortnight ago.
Balsams, JAN. x4.—The greater part of the gar-
Tifton in the four departments on the left bank of the
Rhine, have fuccelfively begun their march to join
the army of the expedition. All the plates on this
frontier have only very weak garnions left in them :
bat we learn that orders have been given to reinforce
them, and that feveral corps of cavalry have already
arrived, which "will be followed by more troops from
thelaterion The works undertaken for the fortifi.l
cations of the city and citadel of loners. will be con-
tinued with redoubled 1061,4. Tit, return of the
fine weather is only waited for to refume them. and
it is believed that they will be completed in the cootie
of the year. As to the other fortreffes which are to
be built on the left bank of the Rhine, from Fran.
kenthal to Buderick, conformably to a plau mo-
fented tome years finer. it is uncertain whether they
will be begun this year.
HAIIIOI2II, Faa. 7.--Reprefenutione of a very
;athletic nature have, it is laid. been made by the
French Government to the Danifli Court. Their
princiital objeft is to exclude the Englith from the
poets of the Baltic by floating op the Sound. Den-
mark has given a decided negative to this demand,
and applied for the mediation of Raffia, which has
been granted. In the mean time it is in contempla-
tion to train the whole population of the Duchies of
Holfiein and Schlefwie Os the ufe of arms. that they
may be ready to refift apy hollile attempt on the
part of the Furl. CONSUL.
RATISSON Jas. 37.—Yefterday. Citizen Become,
the French Charge des Affaires, pretested to the diet
a letter from the Pore, addreffed " fa our beloved
Soil is Cairsr, Napokow Boaaparte." Its contents
concern the religious affairs of Germany.
Stoat motm, Jell. al.—Our King, has now per-
mitted the free importation of Hungarian wines. upon
the fame conditions as shore of France and Portugal.
All entrance of thefe wines into Sweden has hitherto
been Rrongly prohibited, and mutt hurt confiderably
the Pale of French wines.
Sr. PITILSSURGN. Januaer 2o.—Mr. Janis is
acknowledged as Bridal Conful General in the fee
ports in the Black Sea.