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

ITAI.r.

LIICRORN, APRIL 6.—Since the ill of March, the
Englifla frigate NARCISSUS has lain at anchor in our
Roads. As (be has no communication whatever with
the Continent, the intefltion of her being here is not
known. She does not, however, interrupt the navi•
gation, as all neutrals enter and go out unmolelled ;
but the French and Genoefe (hips will, probably, not
venture to vifit us fo long u this frigate keeps her

Mit.av, Aram so.,—On the loth inn. the Mininer
at War allied a Proclamation, addrelTed to the Italian
Youth, inviting them to complete the guard of the
Fiarr Cossot and PILSSIDENT. It contains thefollow-
ing expreffions, "Youth of Italy, batten to participate
in an honour to which chofe only have been admitted
who have made many campaigns and ferved long.
From you is required no proof of military bravery s
we are certain, that on every occafion you will thew
yourfelves worthy of the Italian name. Innumerable
troops of your fellow.citizens have already refolved
to diftinguilli themfelies in the combat for the caufe
of joilice. The Italian, banners wave on the moil
difiant points of Europe, within view of the
Britifit Ices, on the extremities of Italy, on the
coals of the Adriatic and the Mediterranean, while

at the fame time mothsr confident:de body of
troops maintains tranquillity and order in the interior
of the Republic. Italian youths, yen= defined to
follow clofely that leader who will lead you in the
footfleps of your great anceltors, who has founded.
for you a country which be has twice conquered, and
which he will preferve to yon. How many maims
are there to kindle your endinfutfin ; while, under
the eyes of the greateil Generals that ever lived, you
fulfil for yourfelves and your fellow citizens, the moR
facred duty of gratitude, by watching for the prefer-
vation of the We of him who has done fo much to
fecure our bappinefs."
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Many young men have already entered into this
guard. Our cavalry is now well mounted on Hano.
'aims horfes._
. . .

Our Vice Prefident, Maim, who is a rich man,
does not receive his appointment of 200,000 ars
(livres), but expends it for purpores ofgencral utility.

GERMAN?".

WESTPHALIA, APRIL 29.—From Embden we have
authentic information of the 25th of April, " That
this town and diftrilt have been occupied by no
troops, and confequently no remonftrances fent any
where. On the contrary, the trade and commerce
by land and water have been in no wife difturbed ;
and from the goodnefs of the belligerent Powers,
more than mere Neutrality has been enjoyed."

The goods conveyed into the Prullian territory
are gradually brought back to Meppen.
Bavaaia, Aram 35.—The Englifh Envoy, Mr.
DWI, is again at Munich, and waits the 'nitrations
of his Court.

NUREI4IIIIIG, Aram 27.—The Envoy from the
ELECTOR. of SAXONY at Munich is likevrift accredited
to the ELECTOR of WURTIMBURG.

HANOVER, MAY I.—The further tranfportation of
artillery brought hither from Luneburg, is deferred
for the prefent.
Twelve men are to be taken from each company Of
the French chafreurs, which are now Rationed partly
in the Duchy of Lauenberg, partly in Luneberg, and
partly in the Hanoverian villages on the Elbe ; of
thefe will be formed three companies, which will re-
turn to France, with the German legion. The places
of thefe men will be fupplied by new recruits from
France.

VIENNA, APRIL 25.—Louis XVIII. has notifitA to
our Court the death of his nephew the Duke of Ea-
CHIFN.

The exchange of couriers is now very frequent
here. Two have lately arrived from London, and
one has been fent off to St. Peterfburgh. The Arch.
duke JOHN has been received with every teßimony of
joy at Trieß, and was ezpe°ed on the loth at Venice.
Difturbances Rill continue in Albania. The Eng-
lifh frigate the Naitcossus, of 44 guns, is arrived at
Venice. M. NARANZI is at St. Peterfburgh as Envoy
Extraordinary from the Republic of the Seven Elands.
A►RIL 26.—The anfwer returned by our Court to
a Foreign Ambaffaclor, who propofcd the eventual
delivering up of certain individuals, is full of mode-
ration, wi(dom, and jußiee. It Rated, that as thefe
individuals are in future to be confidered as fuhjefts
of his Majefty, they will, in cafe ar.y authenticated
charges (hall be brought againfl .11,m, be tried ac-
cording to the laws of this country. Hitherto,
however, no formal charge has been brought agamil
any individual.