Star.
London, England, 1804-01-05 00:00:00

PRESENT ST,ITE OF FRANCE•

Die. se.—The (Ake of the flottlia Sod est at
Dunkirk is Aid to assount to forty corvettes,. and
other (mailer yeah. Others are alto building with
the ounoß expedition ; and when the whole arma-
ment is conspleated, it will proceed to join the force
at °Rend, under the command of Commodore Ma-
caw s when it is expelled the whole will pet to fee.
The Arch-Chancellor of the Empire has forbidden
the circulation in his States of the Merestre thtiverfil,
printed at Ratifbon, in confequenee of Come indecent
follies of ridicule againft the French Government.
Letter from Friburg of the ttth inf. Rate, that
the Papal Nuncio to the Helvetic Republic arrived
there on the gth. On the following day he prefented
his letters of credence to the Landamman.

By one of the Royalift Chiefs who lately left France.
we have been favoured with the following particulars
concerning its internal flotation. and the tyranny of
B011•IPAISTIeS Government in the French Republic r
The left harveft was not fo abundant as the vin-i
mgt., but better than that of the preceding year. The
preterit uncommon dearnefs, compared in France to
that of r7ost, originate*, therefore, not from real
felinity, but from want of confidence in the Confider
Government. and difpleafure at its oppreffive innova. I
tions. Among the latter is the change of monxidi
the former King into Confular coins, with the
of BONA P It TS. The confequence has been, that
Louis d'ors, fix livres pieces, and half crowns, bear-
ing the effigy of Loins XV. or Louis XVI. are
bought up and boarded, though with a lots of 71 per
cent.; the people in general. defiring and hoping for
the return of the Bourbons, have an idea, which the
difaffeCted keep up, that at the reaoration of monar-
chy, all republican coins will be confifeated ; befides
it is well known, that the pieces of forty francs from
Bo AAAAA rs's mint, are not intrinfically worth more
than 28; francs, and thole of so francs, and of 5
francs, lofe in proportion. -
The tyrannical decree againft the confcripts has
caufed f 1 infurreftions, and numerous emigra-
tions into Spain. Italy, Switzerland, and Germany.
This law, contrary to the very fpirit of the Confular
Conftitution. has entirely broken the agreement with
the Chonans in the Weftern Department. concluded
at the pacification in 5799; where it was ilipuated,
" That on account of the lots in the populationl, dur-
ing the civil wars, no confcripts Osould be required
for ten years." BON•PARTE ordered this decree to
be enforced in the fame mariner all over France, and '
forced the clergy. under pain of tranfportation. to
preach obedience to the confcripts, fent to fight for a
caufe, and for a man they detect.
At Chatillon, in the department Dens Sevres, at
Angers, at Limey, Beanpreau. Motet, and num-
bers of other places in the departments of Maine and
Loire, and la Vendee, all the young men flew to
arms. and. after leveret engagements. firft with the
gear d'ortsu, and afterwards with the troops of the
line, they were forced to difperle, having loft on the
field of battle leo, and about two hundred prifonen,
of whom fifty were Thor, and the remainder fent to
the colonial depots. The moveable column of twelve
tboefand men, which had joined the Army of Eng-
land. has refumed its former pofition, and martial
law has been proclaimed. In the night of the fecond
of December, a general fearch and domiciliary vifits
took place, and fifteen hundred Chouens, Chiefs,
Officers, and men, were welled, and dragged from
their families, to be fent Goo knows where. AII, the
former Prefefts and Police Commitaries have been
cathiered, and known terrorifts. as Laconseas. Pa.
111111, SEILGINTs CHRISTIAN, Sec. have fucceeded them.
under the command of General Dwrarrass fosse
years ago a galley Have, but at prefeprefentßo AAAAA re's
Commander in Chief in the Weftern Department. to
whole &Oral are committed the lives and property
of the unfortunate inhabitants, who, only by fub•
misting to the daily extortions of the Republican ma-
rauders, can preferve a precarious esiftence. In every
village and town, feveral prifons have been ereaed
on
purpofe for the folpelted, and. under that appella-
tion,
there is hardly one perfen in the country, who,
may not be fent to prifon. The 'conftquence bas I
been, that whole parifhes have deferted their homes
and native fields. and taken refuge in the neighbour-
ing departments lets oppreffed. Of the peat of
I Baraine. out of 69 families, a+ have totally emi•
grated, or have Wt their department and canton.
At the blarket, in Brittany and Normandy, little
is bought or fold for calls, but merely by exchange.
The farmer exchanges with vintagers, and both the(e
with the merchants and manufaCtmers. When any
bargains are made for ready money, ftipulations are
made for Royal or Republican coins; the difference
VIENNA, Dec. 7.—The Bavarian Court, through
medium of its Ambatradur here, has eroded it to be in favour of the former is 8 per cent.
declared. that Oberhaufen. which place bad been be- Sefides the refident dowirilisted (pies of the Grand
let in confequence of a ntifutiderflandio, was now Judge and Minitlers of Police, each Conful his his
evacuated by the Bavarian troops. Although our private travelling (pies, who, from all parts of France
Court is fatisfied with this declarations it neverthe. fend their regale reports concerning the public fpi-
kfs wilhes that the difpolitions refpefting this affair, fit, the conduit of the public funftionaries. and the
Political and religious principles of the people. The
as well as the other points in difpate between Adftria Po
and Bavaria. bx.accommodated and decided by the reports of thefe (pies, unknown to each other, are
compared by Bo
Diet ; and to this end, intiroftions have been tor- , and, according as he
odges proper, Prefefts are difinilled or rewarded, and
warded to Baron Von ILICEL. our Deputy at Raid
bon. We hear t!tat the orierg given to the fcveral Jacobins, or Conilitutional Royalifts, appointed their
fticecffors or fecretaries ; obferving always, that in
corps of our troops, will not be revoked before this
Departments where the Jacobins are more numerous
difpute is finally fettled.
than the Royaltlis, the Prefefts are all of the latter
—Sr vaar. Efq. his Britannic Mak v's Charge
d'Affaires, has received a C ,ar ler froai London, by Party, and rice %refit.
whom we learn, that the EoZtilk Government has Al` Imeigners,of whatever notion, are, according to
iffued orders to all its Confuls and Agents of Com• the regulations of AAAAAA E, to be regarded at fl:
paid, and, on the lean imprudent or indifcreet CI:81-
mm to treat the Spanifh merchantmen as neutral,
and to lend them every atliftance that circumilances duft, to he immediately arrefted as Englifh con
and reroute. ries. The Roam' Count STRATisaSKOW, a man of
tVI.ENBVSG, Corp C. 11,—ACCOrdir::: to credible letters, went for cutinfity to vifit La Vendee and
information the Corps de Rclerve, living in Ulna- Brittany, and to Its awl,: places, where the battles
brug, is to break up for Holland, and the number were fought during the late civil wars : though pro•
of troops which beret our country, to he &created rided with a pubs tigned TALLEVRAND. he was ar.
to,co. Reports are alto current, that the French relied as as Easiilbp..tt,:,,:ur, and fent in irons a prii.ew
troops will aortly evacuate our country entirely. ncr to Nantes, where he remained for twelve days,
Some lion:: pall, WC Were told, that oor city can_ cotifilicd amorigil thieves and murderers, before his
non were to be ttanfported to Fiance. However, as 's or friends could procure his liberty.
our Council has remontltated againtt this
of
,that 'Eke char-after of Bo foldiets is inexpli•
and is enabled to adduce incont rove' tible proofs, that cattle. Individually they All declare their abhorrence
Iliac cannon are private property, we fhtter ourfelvea of his tyi army and ufurpation t but. a tore, nothing
that this order will not be carried intd elk& licatd bet Bo for ever I I Upon any front-
HANOVE R, DEC. I I.—Yefierday morning General eirm of their attachment to his perfon, the brigades
arc immediately dilbanded ; louse are fent to the co-
Moir II a departed from hence for Celle, to mistier
the Hanoverian Legion. lonial depots, others to fervice, where, this moment,
Dir.. 3.--To day, to-morrow, and the day after, near eight tly.ufand volunteer: are exiled and dicer med.
the three regiments of French infantry will break up exprftingthe further orders of their opprelfor.
r In all probability, the French army in On the acith of December, it was reported at St.
1114 county will be Rationed wider from each other Malo, that L was recalled from Lifbon, and
than at prefent. Of the Hullers, it is laid, that a that T had obtained two millions of livres
divifion w ill be placed in thole difirifts which are for his recall, of which one million had been given to
evacuating by the other troops. A corps of French Madame Wear. to pay tome preffing debts.
oops, confining of three or four thoufand, will, we The army on the coral, and the confular guard,
hear, roe affenibled near Bremerlee. to rare lonia. the know, council of flaws, legiflators, and tribunes,
cations there. The Pi ullian cantonments in the via . are all regularly paid the firil of each Republican
Loges of Hildsfficim are reinforcing. month but the foldiers in the interior, the preftes,
lt t. dated, that the French Government has the arignirailtralonoftbettofpitalastheinfirtiflorsnfthe
lately demanded of the Coin', of Schwerin, that it republican [drools called Perris, the perfon, at-
Jelit•er up the Hanoverian military chefi, which Netted to the ask:Aerial offices, and the municipal
ha,: Leen depofited in the Duchy of Micklenburg. 1 officers, are aU onpaid force May.
vcrAl new born infants have been lately found in ! It is calculated in France, that lance the beginning
die liven, of this city :cad many have been taken up of the pi 'fent war. in all the principal mercantile
dead a the furrounding woods. So match foe the place* two Itinerant' fix hundred and. funy-two
stnrteirenrat of out morals' bankruptcies bars-tare plats.
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