Star.
London, England, 1804-06-02 00:00:00

PROP.( THE PARIS PAPERS;

AllOsstraoff,Mar sr.—Letters from Infprack Rate
that Mr. &emcee SMITH, the Usti& Envoy at
Stattgard, has pared through Clagenfurth and Lay-
back, and arrived at Trick. He was accompanied
by two other foreigners, whole names are not known.
He will embark for the ifiand of Malta, from which,
he propofes to return to England. An Au(lrian flo-
tilla will cruise this fummer in the Adriatic, to caufe
the Imperial flag to be refpeded.
Viallll6, MAT 9.—An Officer of the French Con-
fular guard is arrived here, with difpatches relative
to the new Imperial dignity of the Fiats Comsat,
and other important matters.
On theldth salient a French courier arrived here
from Cdiflantinople, who delivered letters to the
French Ambarador Cmartraory, and proceeded for
Paris. He is foppofed to carry the firman, which
the GRAND SIIIOIIIOa has fent to all his Officers of
the Caftans% in favour of the French commerce in ,
the Levant.

ASTWIRP, MAT 17....-The infpeflion or the army
on our coal!, by the War Minifter, has compleated
the organization of the troops deflined for the expe-
dition ageing! England. This army, divided in many
encampments upon the coat, and in the interior,
from Montreuil to Holland, is in the moll perk&
Rate, and is ready to all with vigour at the word of
command. The troops burn with impatience to dif-
play their proyefs by £m& viaories. It appears,
that no alteration will be made in their divifions, and
the potations they occupy, till the moment of their
embarkation on board the armada, to be carried to
the enemy's %ore, and that this will not be till fame
other corps (hall have been colleeed. However, we
are quite uncertain of the time when this expedition
will be undertaken. Admiral Bans; who com-
mands the grand national flotilla at Boulogne, and
the other officers of the navy, continue their exer-
tions to complete the naval equipments. The divi-
fions of veffels continue to fail from the different ports
for Boulogne, even in fight of the enemy's cruisers,
which are bat weak endeavours to oppofe their pro.
yd.', being probably tired, from the ill fuccefs of
their former exertions.
Nearly all the gun boats and pinnaces which were
in the batons of Dunkirk and Oftend, are now quite
ready and have joined the flotilla ; they only wait
for fome more failors from the South of France and
Italy. All the oars which had been ordered to be
prepared in the villages fitnated in the fovea of
Soigoes, near Bruffels, have been received at Oftend,
and they are nearly all delivered to the light weals.
HAMM MAT ao.—A Frenchman was arrefted
here three days ago ; he is called Mtwoo, and mull
have come over from England Come time fince—
There are various reports as to the caufe of his arrea.

PARLIdMENTARr PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, FRIDAY, JUNE 1.
The Earl of DORCHESTER took the oaths sod hie feat.

Three private Bills were brought from the Commons, and read
the ilrft time.
Lord SHEFFIELD prrfented a petition from the Ship Owners,
complaining of the Salutation of the Navigation Ad. His Lord-
Sip laid he would not then enter Into details. beeaufe the petltioo
fprayed for an enquiry into the fubjedt ; and on a future day he
ield move for as inveftigation of the esmplaints of the petition.
He would only at pulat fay, that the very naming of the Suf.
raglan of the Navigation laws would be fulleient to exprefs the
importance of the queftion be propoleal hereafter to fubrnit to the
Houle. He was 'Cured, that their Lordikips would feel with him,
that they could net entertain too great a jealouly and anxiety re-
(petting that which formed an important part of the whole foun-
dation of oar national wealth, prufperi!y, and power. The pc-
titioo wan erdtred to lie oo the Table.
Adjourned to Tucfday next

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Sir JOHN NEW PORT brought up the report of the 1111 for
the Relief of the Poor, Aged, and Infirm Ideots, ate. in Ireland.—
Ordered to be printed.
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Mr. WILBERFORCE prefented a Petition from the Debtors
confined in the County Gaol of York, praying rcllef.—Ordered to

be eo the tabte.

Sir JOHN ANDERSON brought', a Sill for eltabUnting •
free Coal Market in the City of London —Read a fiat tine.
On the motion of ltdr. SYNC), the St. Martin's Burial
Oround Bill was read a feeond tine, and referred to a SelcEt Cow
mitten.

On the minion of Mr. STUROES 13OURNE, an order was
made Me the Houk to adjourn at its runs to Tuerday nest.
The kik Animal AMounts Prodution Bill was read a third
time and ward. _ _

Colonel LOUGFIELD pref,ntea a Petition frrm the Bakers
of Cork, praying for the beak r Regulation d the afrize of Bread
In that City.- Ordcred to lie on the Pablo
Sir CHARLES BEINBURY moved, that the Report of the
Corn Conuuktec be taken into further cooftderation on Friday
Mitt.

Mr. PATTESON Lid, he thought the report would be ma-
dered this day, and he wiaacil to know why it was to be put sift
Sir C. [SUNBURY laid it was not necciary to Rate the rot-
tons. but it was extremely djirable that the further confacration
thould be chf.rnal tor funk time longer.
Colonel BAGWELL wiaud to know whether it was intended
to nuke any alteration In the Corn Trade of Ireland ?
A Memlwr, whofc sunk we could not learn, Lid, that to far
fmin awe bring any intention to impede the Corn Trade of Ire-
land, there was ray with to give It the utmoft facility.
The motion of :or Charles Sunbury was then agreed to.
Mr. WILBERFORCE brought up a Bill for Aholithing the
Attic= Slave Mae, after a time to be limited. The Bill was
read a lA, ordered to be read a fecond time on Thurfday neat,
and to be printed.
Mr. Oscar, from the India Knife, pretested certain accounts
at the Bar. And an order wa, made, that the accounts printed
by betr.Own on the 24th of April be printed.
On the nylon of lord MARSHAM, the Mieldlefea Beaton
Conanaltue obtained kave to adios= to Tuefday DOLL
The (mood reading of the Anoraks' Indemnity Bill was pet
of to Tocfday.
The Committees of gamily and Ways and Meant Were pear
potted to Wedociday.--Aojoarsett iA T siat:ty.

LONDON:

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SATURDAY, DUNS I-
&RUCS OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT OW OVLOCR i
Coeds far July S6N-3sSital StiVi
Loos Aso. 16/546-4 per Cop 71.
Ombra A Km.
.HIPS OF STOCKS YESTERDAY :
Risk Stook 101 Isas Stott ell
3 per Cent.lited. Ai lads Deeds to sa. 611.
3 per C. Coot. ihrt lat. 3 PitrCent• Sti .141
4 Per Cellt. 341 Imp. Ass.* 5461
s Per Cent. Na' 91,11 f, . EXAct. Wis. ss. ss. a
'.l 9a Cast. A 797 91t 9STS Olahmil43 rem
Long Ass.l6 s-16/ Cu.(. Wan. silt
AL Ma.; t-i 6
=ORS* OF ISSCIWII3II
Lill.= 3317 261 Ur.
112 -.347 th- 34r
Rotterdam Is is sDE UMW q— pep Lilbse 61
Himburgh 36 10 st lit Ditto
Didils greee OMR; 41
Aka"' 36 Ist UL kiss se is
Puha day sdsts ss IRh Lobos
Pads - ss 76 sDi Finks Iliadvs
Sounksps ts 16 ditto per dAseliss.
Asb so die Sint ot 4 pit Cot.
New Daus, per ease. p. si.

In the preceding columns we hue gins fah ex.
traits from the French Journals as we were before
precluded from giving, by the lesgth of the details
refpeiting the new order of things is Frame.
This day we have received foss aim fete of the
Paris Papers, but we are le wows. sty ifeakarcr
later than the tills of Metl cut ali-00,14074 came
down later than dale Irak air hand yeller.
day. In one of them, the 4I we find
the following pares;aph is regard ha the Ennead
made on Praha repeal% Emalidea t
w His Peussiau Masi= has. It is reieetef
the proporal of the Preach Gamerimeent, which lee
quired permiEon to campy on amditioi
of indemeifying the PralibmilimaMes for the Ids of
the Culleasionfe and War dos which would ne.
ca/may refakfrons that assallore."
On this fuhjeft it may afford oar Readers fosse
Mnufeasent to have the following particulars Rated,
dram of which have before been given, but they are
worth bringing to recolicition
Immediately after the violation of thedsearality
of the German Empire, by the ludo= of Ham-
me, in May, doe, BOIMPAITI StlOCiall4
concerning the occupation of Elebdeas
liariag the prefem war s—end offered, as a
for its future evacuation, the Fort and Tows
Hameln is Mauer, with a yearly pecuniary is.,
demnity of twenty thoufand Prams Louis d'ors.—
This is one of the many plans of the Uferper fa
exclude us from all Continental Trade and area
tioas beta e, at the fame time he negociated with
Damark for the occupation of the coal in Hollieia
and Jutland, and for the fort and town of Helfingoer,
which command the entrance of the Baltic by corn.
'lauding the Sound; with Sweden and Mesklenburgh,
he intrigued fur garrifoning Sired& Pomerania, and
the fee ports on the Baltic belonging to the Doke of
bleciat.seauaeu, offering all the(e Bates pecuniary
or territorial indemnities, at the expence oft& pillar
ed and oppreffed Hanover. While this was on
in the North of gurope, Aufhia was eked to give
up, during the war, Venice and Trieff, and occupy,
in return, as (murky, Mantua and Pefcbiera. Any
perfon looking upon the map of Europe will fee. that
had our atrocious enemy fucceeded in his plan, from
the Ruffian frontiers on the Baltic, to the Turk&
on the Mediterranean, not a Continental fea port

would have been open to us; becania, in that cafe,
no money would have infured the neutrality of Spain
and Portugal; and Gottenburgh in Sweden, as well
as Stettin in Ps ufGan Pomerania, would have been nun
againft our commerce. Surprifed that no other State
cfpoufed his hatred againft this country, Bona, ART s
changed his plan of military occupation into that of
an armed neutrality ; into which RuSla, Sweden, and
Denmark, in the North; and Turkey, Auftria, Na•

pies, and Spain, in the South, were invited to eater.
Again difappointed, threats fucceeded negotiations,
the territory of neutral Germany was again invaded
by the occupation of Meppen, which excluded all
trade between Embden and the interior of Germany,

whilll, on the other hand, the French army of Italy
was augmented, and the dominions of Auftria, as
well as thole of Turkey, menaced. In Holland and
in Germany, in Switzerland and in Italy, every
where on the French frontiers. depots of EnglA
goods were feized, and the merchants of thofe coun-
tries were ruined. but no Britilb fubjeß a fulferer,
becaufe they were already paid, or had fecurity for
payment, from merchants at Hamburgh, Lubeck.
Embden, Venice, or Trieß. This infolent and im-
politic conduCt, at lall, began, it is raid, to alarm
the ding of PrulLa. Hauge:art was difgraced,
and it is even aliened, that overtures were then
made by the Court of Berlin to thole' of Vienna
and St. Peteriburgh, for uniting in defenlive mea-
fures againft the foreigner, who tyrannifed over
France, and dared, or oppreffed all other Bates. A
treaty of defenfive alliance had previoully been
agreed to between Ruffia, Sweden, and Denmark,
which late oeinrrences may perhaps change into an
offenfive treaty with England ; and. &mild a new
league be formed, it is improbable, and almoft im-
po.Ttble, that Aufiria, or even PruGa, can lodg pre-
fare a neutrality fo often violated by Bo es.
The Mails now due may be expeeted to remove,
in part, the veil which Bill conceals the political
tranfaCtioas between this country and the Continen-
tal Powers. In the mean time we have to Gate the
arrival of Dutch Journals to the rid alt. from which

we have ban able to fele& Wu Wattling ankles.

.which we fubjoin :
Bases or Tits MAYS) May 7.—Letters from Cor•
in, of the 13th ult. brought by an Auftrian Iltip to
Triage, Rate, that a feeond US= fqnadron, coo-
filling of feveral Ships of the line and tranfports, with
troops on board, had arrived at Napoli di Romans,
in the Morea. This fquadroa wan tam day ex.

pelted at Corfu, but its dellination wis not known.
Vaasa*, MAY 2.—The Ruffian troops are concert.
train theattelves snore and more on the frontiers of
Podolia. Great moremcnts are abfersed alto among

tbs ProtEpn troops in Poland.-1, CV a Cairo.

ifq 16-
Rerislon, D4x 7.--An important incident is

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*boat to retard once more the arrangement of the

Affairs of the popire, if it does not embroil more
thofe of Europe in general. The Estaaatta of Roe•
• inliead of cooirzning sad realiGng what wawa.
.nounced of his adios in concert with the French Go-
✓ertunent, to terminate the differences of the German
Princes] as addreifed to the Fru:Coast's. of France
tcomplaints in regard to the well iscown sitpedition
into the Ektflorata of /Udell, and bas trepanitted

.finxiler complaints to the. Diet, exhorting it to co-
operate with him in obtaining fatisfaaloo. •
We lona Web for the 'dolt of this reniartable Rep
!of the Erma& of Russia, which will leave in for-
pence for Come time the *Trite refpefting t e rights
Of the erprearian order of Germany. Another aka
which interetls the empire in as eminent degrees is
jibe conelobon of a new romordat with the Holy See,
for wkehtbe Nen Coastn. had offered his partieultr
laterference : it alto to be farther from being-fet-
tled than was isoagioed. It is *reed, that the et.
gotiatiOns which toob plate en *at lobjeft between
kbe Ileaiptitent of his Houma's, the Chief efrE
the Empire, andse Eleaor, the Arch Chancellors
bare been ineleattal and broker) of. On the 1014
Is* month there *As a conference oa this important
oak, which heed throe boars at the brio 4 the
Imperial Commilikoar, Baron* Boost, at which
the Elam. the Arch Chasm** was prem. A
new arrangement was to bare been proporefls but ae•
cording to public apart, the parties interelled hare
not hitherto been able a mese ea m agreement. The
Eleaor the Arch Osamealler filming been folemnly
allalkd here as Prince of Itatilbon on the :3d ult.
fen out cm ths sorb for Aft:heartburn& where hi
Will math hose time, and receive the oath of fidelity
and hoosage ham the inhabitants of the other part of
bb domains.

Fulminate WILT ss.—A few days ago, we so!.
ceived ioleiligesee of the veisooltrances made by the
Emperor of Roma, againft the military expedition
of the French to the right Bank of the Rhine, under-
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taken about the middle of March. There retnon

(trances teem to eapiain and give importance to the
journies of M. Boraoth CounfeJlot of the gutcgt
Legation, between Paris and Peteribergh. M. Bar-
sots paired as a Courier through Franc Mart fire
weeks ago cat his way to Ruffin, and no the 6th of
this mouth. 1.944 on his amp from Peteriburgh to
Paris.

The waives required by the French Govern!
meat from the Prince. and gegeacies on the right
'Bask of the thine, for removing the Emigrant.,
have been fueceelvely adopted in all that part of
Germany. The French Government has found the
I Germanic States equally ready to comply with ono-
ther demand, namely, a fevere prohibition of the
tale and circuLrtion of a libel much diffracted through-
out the Empire, which is a dived attack on the
konour of the FIRST CONSUL. This libel is entitled,
" Napoleon Bonaparte, and the French People under

his Co- delete : Germany, So,}." It has been pro-

fcribed in every place where it has been on tale, in
Bavaria, Saxony, and in kraal other countries.--
New obßacles are about to be oppofed on the part of
the Empire to the entrance into France of individuals
who may be dangerous to the repofe of the Repub-
lic. An electoral ordinance has been publifbed at
Carlfruhe, and in every part of the territories of
Baden along the Rhine, in regard to the navigation
and paftage of that River, by which it is forbidden
to convey any granger to the left Bank, tartlets fur-
niffied with a paftpott and a vita from the French
Charge d'Affaires, under penalty for the offenders of
being imprifoned.
We learn from Caffel that all the Heffian troops,
except the garriCons in the Principality of Hallett, had
received orders on the 25th of lag month, to put
themfelves in motion. Some corps began to march;
when on the 28th, in confequence of the arrival of
a Courier at Caffel the preceding evening, counter-
orders were difpatched. The Heffian troops, which
were under marching orders, cunfilled, including
the garrifon regiments, twenty-one Cquadrons of
cavalry, and thirty eight battalions of infantry.—
Their dellination feemed to be fur the frontiers of
Hanover.
APRIL 23.—LLICIEDI BONAPARTE, brother
of the Fill Conful of France, is expefted loon in
this city. He has purchafed the Giuniniani 13.14er,
including the Cuperb gallery of that name, f.r the
the fum of too,ooo fcudi. Every thing kerns to an-
nounce that he will make fome flay in this city, whet e
a part of his family have already arrived. Islad.une
Boi•►aaTt, the mother, lately followed hit her
her daughter, who is married to the Prince Boa-
t onus. After the arrival of the mother of the Fits?
Cousut, Cordigutl C a, Secretary of Suite.