Star.
London, England, 1803-10-10 00:00:00

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From the flamdursri Correftaanfien, OW&
Public papers give the following account of the re-
lent (fate of the negotiations, which for Tome time
have been carried on'between France and Portugal:'
" It is now known, that about a fortnight ago, the
Minifter for Foreign Affairs at Paris difpatcbed an
extraordinary Courier to General Lasses, French
Ambaffador at Lifbon, with the following Ultima- '
turn of the FIRST CONSUL :—t. An adequate fatis-
faftion for the hoftile tranfaftions which have lately
taken place in and near Lifbon :--3. Admiffion of a
corps of French troops into Portugal, which is to re-
main there until Peace (hall be reftored between
France and Great Britain, and to be maintained at the
expence of the Portuguefe Government-3. Expulfion
of all Engli(hmen from Portugal, and confifcation of
their property. Unlefs thefe conditions he complied
with on the part of Portugal, war is to be immedi
' ately declared againft that country."
HANOVSIt, Sapp. 23.—At the grand Parade, next
Sunday zoo of the Hanoverian Legion will' be eau-
cifed.

Many detachments of French recruits have arrived
in the duchy of Lauenbourg, and are quartered in
the villages, and new equipped.
Sim 24.—This day was celebrated here the com-
mencement of the Republican year. From fix in the
morning a falute of thirty cannon has been repeated
every hour. It being hem and there believed that
the Hanoverian Officers are fecretly recruitin? for
England, they are ftriftly watched. The Legion is
not diffolved, as was laid, but exifts Rill, and is in.
creafed by recruiting even in this city. In fume
places, and particularly in the diftriel of Gottingen
and the Hartz, ferions difputes have arifen about this
recruiting, and a tegiment of Hellians will, it is laid,
be fent to reftore order. The French have found in
all yOOO cwt. of powder in our country. Another
loan of 1,c500,000 dollars is to be negotiated.
SEPT. ay.—Many ftrangers arrived here to fee the
feftivities of the French new yeat'a day ; but their
expedation was deceived, as nothing took place ex
cept the firing of cannon and the grand parade,during
which it rained very hard. It had been intended to
illuminate the fine garden of M. %Tortola Dices*,
called Montplaifir ; the landing in England was to
be reprefented in a tranfparency, but the execution
e•as prevented partly by bad weather, and partly by
remonftrances made againfl it.
Three French regiments of Dragnons,vir. . the It th,
t3th, and tglb, have received orders to leave this !er-
Molls and will to-morrow break up from their queer
tern in the diftrifts of Nenfladt, Stolzenaii, die. and
march for Maeftricht, where they are In receive fur-
ther orders. The arrears of their pay will be paid at
the fame time. The French are throwing up in-
trtnehments at Twilenfelt.
Vienna, SEPT. '2l.—YellerclaT eight battalions of
the troops in gariiiim here, marched to the Camp at
Minkendorf. where 12 battalions of infantry, one
battalion of grenadiers, three regiments of cuiraf-
fiers, and two of hears, are already :ambled to
be reviewed in pie-fence of the EMPEROR and the
Archduke CPIARLPS, and to go through their miliiory
evolutions and mano'nvres, tinder the command of
Prince Fteninmsn of WIETPIIIIeRC. commanding
General in Militia. Theft manauvnes began thi-
I day, and will be continued to the sth of the enfiting
mo►tth. "flu Archduke Lewis will, for the fieft time,
have the command%f 'a battalion of Grettediers. The
Eursitoa and the Archduke Cetaates have :o day
reviewed a part of the cavalry.
Ms nor, Stet. 23.—The movements of the troops
toward% the coati, continue to be very staive ; no per-
ron any longer doubts that the expedition againft
England will he undertaken. The remainder of the
garritons in L-•rraine, Alfece, and Burgundy haye
begun their march.
STRAISEURCH, SEPT. 19.—0 n the isth loft. the firn
honks from the Hanoverian territory, arri►ri at
Nancy, they were 53 in number, and are intended for
the gth regiment ol•cardry at Flpinal. Several ntl,c►
tranfports abodes for our carabinecrs and other lc-
gismos, are expeaed loon.
Purfuant to an order received from the Minifler of
the Interior, the Psefea of the Upper Rhine has in-
vited all the Marin to fend in a idi of aU wheel-
wrights, joiners. carpcutets, blackfashite. &c. and to
give notice to the& enigma to build themfelves in
readinefs to repair at a fewhisers notice in the dock-
yard tflablithed hers. opportte're Fort Monier. -
FE•1111FORT, SEPT. Imps-Vial Charge
d'Affaires, M. Scat mt.' am, has officially notified to
our Senate, the declarations of his Imperial Malifir•
that he will obferve a pedal beutrality ht the war
between. France and England, for which commuui-
cati•.n lie received the thanks of-the Senate-

Yellerday the Aulliian and Imperi.d.blinifler Ba-
ron Wissewaßaa, dellined to refute in this city, ar-
rived here flow Vienna.

LONDON.

MONDAYS OCIO3EIIt io

MUCK Or STOCKS THIS DAY AT Oft:PU.OCM II
3 per Cent. Cientuis,fre ovum. s in. 11
Mot, fur 0-4uber sec. s It.
s p.r Cent. Ssi I—Osmium so tot AL
PRICF. OF STOCKS ON RATUZLIAY

1 per C. Conf. 529 I tachcq. INIs 34 M. 4111,
I rr (Am Anu 115/f Ontatitat 101 J.
ImilL il 11161 21. a 3s. tilt Lottery Tarp tA.
Imp. Anu. 9/ Cast ter we. pant
I,t t Ll 4 . Ocrn Ism 7... p per Cott. Cov. Dvbeeteree WI.
Coml.: of lachtape.—ttadoku ea Luodue 17 a gri a Mt.

The Commander of the American brig Charles, jug
*mica at Cowes, and who kft Havre on the 6tis
intl. reports, that there are not more than ;o gun
boats completed at that place—that 3o more are
building, but none of them ft) forward as to be
plat.l.cd up—that trees of all Gins are felling for the
papules of boat building—and that nothing is there
tailed of but the incalion of England.
A morning paper of this day, in re-Rating the ar-
ticle wavve on Saturday, mentioning that zo,coo.
men were colleted in the neighbourhood of 800,
, logne, has put the number at soo,ooo. We canno;
think it has done fo to create alarm, and mull there.
fore believe it is only an error of thw prefs. It is or
duty however to repeat to the public, that the new
.
t is only to,oeo. •

Me mealy are afitniiirg, their gun-boats in.
bets in the ports from which they deem it molt cos
venient to embark. ll'e hope the refult of Ler,
KIITH'S infpeilion of the French ports, will b:
concert tome great attack on Come of the depots.—
Something might fairly be rifked to dcftroy a con •
fiderable number of the French gun boats. If nava!
force can do it, Curdy, it ought not to be wanting,
The attempt fhould be made on a great fcale, fo th.i:
the French may be made to feel our power. Hithert
they have been tear.ed and antoyed, rather than hurt
by our bombardments.

Since our lafl two mails have arri►ed from Got.
tingen. The French news in there papers does not
come dOwn fo late as the accounts we had received
before. The only new articles from that quarter, are
a Mentz kite; of the 23d ult. which flares, that the
movements of troops towards the French coati con-
tinued to be very altive, and that the remainder of
the gart irons in Lorrain, Alface, and Burgundy, had
begun their march ; and a letter from Fefcamp daz-
ed the 14111 ult. inferted in the Leyden Gazette of
the 27th, mentioning the bombardment of that place.
The French pretend to have differed nothing by the
attack. The following is all they flats refpeding it.

" TtSCAMP, SrPTEI4IIIIII 14.

48 A fquadrnn of Engin !hips have thrown about
thirty bombs into our port: we were not incommoded
by them, we had no perfon either killed er wounded.
Our batteries returned their fire with great brifkaefs.
This day the enemy have left us."
Letters of the tith ult. !rem Italy Rate, that
war was folemnly declared againtl this country two
days before at Milan. The French army in Lower
Italy was to be reinforced to 60,000 men by trooj
which were to make rapid marches from Piedmont
and the South of France.—Great movements were
alto making among! the French and Italian troops
in the various parts of Italy, and a peat quantity of
artillery had been taken from the fortrefs of Man.
ma for the ufe of the vet els of war which were build-
ing on the coals of the Adriatic. An Egyptian ea.
pedi:inn from that quarter is moil probably in coll.
temptation.
Confiderattle fume of money are Rated to have
been fent by the French Government to Naples, for
the maintenance of the French troops there. It is
again reported that a great Expedition was prepax.
mg at Malta.
The Imperial Charge d'Affaires has notified for.
mally to the Senate of Franckfort, the declaration of
his Imperial Majelly's intention. tto obferve a perfet
neutrality in the perm war.—He may fo refolre,
but the refult depends on contingencies beyond his
power to controt.l.
If we may credit letters from Perlin, the territory
of Gottingen is to be occupied by French rumps, lot
which porpofe permit yon has been given by the
Pruflian coon, for a French demi brigade to musk
through Hildziheim. •
_ _

The accounts from Hanover wear the fame com-
plexion they hare done for fame time. In that tin•
happy coontry the inhabitants experience nothing
hut plunder and brutality too horrid to .be etc*
thought upon I

Orders were received on Saturday at St. Paul's
Cathedral for preparations to he made f.r the receilf,
tion of their 11Airtrits and the Royal Family.
The KING will have a I.evee at St. James's oft
IVednefday next.
Saturday morning his Mayssvr and Princes S.).
If PHIA. attended by Lady. r, Lewd WALSINGHAM,
§it W. Pll T, and Colon ITaltnir, Iliflk their Ms,
on lonfeback, as ofital, in t e Great Park, Prince fas
Aucuset. and Aassata, attended by Lady C. Da.
is ea, took an airing bear two hums les ihe Great
Park. Prineefs Soviet& Of Cr-cm/castes loft Windfor
about noon for. Hangnails Cana ; in the crating
Lord CATIICISY arrived at Windfut. `)
Yefterday kis lillayltSTV and Princeires Aosta aye
end Sorisse• attended try the Earl and entantefrof
H•acuuste, gttendeal divine ferrite at Sr: George's
Chapel. The fennon was preached by the Rev. Dr.
Doss,, from. the z adh chapter of Ecckftalies' and
the flail verfe. Princefs Aussie, attended by Lady
Can. LILT. took an airing by it. Leonard's-hill.
aeinfsaiss ford!, tuul returned through the Great
Parka.. _ _

The -Right line. Wu EL MArs cast ;. retleaed Lone
Prnvoil nr Vas 6 Niatscr Caaiosa,
Efes. Lord Pmvotk Glarese,,

Toefday night arrived tit Edintrrgtt. at Week,"'a
Tiorel, Colonel and hlra. Fine Aaron. and Aid &
MIK tr, front Trioidari; 1)T Greenock. *

Wtdnefilay shit Lord Morass., M migrates, and
Town Council, of Edinburgh, appointed Mr. Feas-
ts& Mil case to be one of the Captains ;sidle City
Guard, vice Capt. Gsnaot Goaoon, d.ecafrd.
Lnly Ki swat Dam, 'Wolff of the hire much-lamer •
ted Lord Kit.watioan is ansoog the 14 arrivals at
bath, where her Ladyihipi receives every intention
due in her firuatio t.
The Duke of AT Not has erpended in clothing, &c,
4cosl. tin the Sea hateibles of the Me of Man.
We utnicrfland it is the intention of Goesrnenent
to iffue another Procians.dion, in the conics of a day
or two, relative to the Aliens in this country, requie.e,
ing all thofe in the Ci:ieg of London and We'
moiler, and within ten ...lies thereof, witbis
days, (and its other pits within fourteen '
'tire in their names and relish-no to
/gavot, or tuber refpeßive Msgillrate -
°wafters. &c. of the feveral parifhe4 where
nil reticle, fur them to obtain a licence. Peer
tisetr relidenee hem s which licence the Mug"
may, at any future time, require them tit per
and any Alien pc; pcifeiEeg Inch 'lwo.
prochieum the fame, will be liable to be or
difrofed of by 14 &Kraal of Stall.

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tr than hurt

from Gnt•
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ad received

barter, are
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a coati con•

mainder of
gundy, had
:fcarnp du-
Gazette of
Ithat place.
ling by the
repelling it.
mazy. 14.

Town about
leommoded
1r wounded.
at brifkaefs.

Rate, that
:ountry two
ly in Lower
is by troou
n Piedmont
meats were

:align troops
quantity of
eft of Man-
i were build•
!gyptian es
ably in col•

:ed to have
1 Naples, for
there. It it
WAS prepat•

notified foe'.
eclaration of
rye a perfell
5 fo refolre,
s beyond his

the territory
tronin, rot
iven by the
tie to meant'

e fame com-
b] that an•
nce nothing
to be even

t St. Paul's
.r tlic reccey
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Printers Si,.
ALIIIMGMAM,
Mr their tide
k. Priectfree
Ady C. De-
af ihi Great
lea Windror
the crating

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AsermsTe
emoutefe•of
ST: Gtoritc's
the Rev. Dr.
cruel's.' and
dad by Lady
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It the Ore*

<ldled Low
at ClUlan.

at WALILIOI
I, and Mi:'s.

:Mates. and
II Mr. Fa ma-
s s,f the City
I.ccaftd.
much-lamer-
It arrivals at
try attention

clothing, &ft
rf M.ln.
Gascroment
"ire °la day
nary, reqtair-
Anil Wen-
, withiat four
4121 daYl) to
to the Loa.
ty or to the
, where they
9, permit:Jog
./dayciarates
19 po
orem
put