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

II.fMBURGN MAIL.

Many,. Ocroasa a7.—Military polls are eta-
billed along the coals of our Republic, to prevent
any eamrnunieation with England, and keep off Grips
that may have the yellow fever on board.
They write from Antwerp, that every precaution
is taken there to prevent foreigners from coming into
the camps, or any of the polls. The fame meafures
a►e taken with trofpea to the entrance of foreign ya-
rds into the Scheldt. .
The whole number of troops at prefent. in the ter.
ritory of our Republic are eftimated at ss,oc.) men,
•iz. 16,0c0 French and 19,000 Batavians.
groceltozw, OCT. 19.—On the arrival of the
Count d'Aavois in Sweden on the ill infant, he
palled under the title of the Count de POIITH U.—
Hit brother,the Count de Li Lt.s, met him at Ryklby,
about fi►e miles from Calmar. The Count de Li r.i.s
declined the honorary guard intended for him at Cal-
mar.

Rowe, OCTOllit Carraact.Ll, the
Adjutant of the Emperor NapoLoom, accompanied
by M. C Lacking, a fon of the late Minirler
of that name, has arrived here, and delivered to the
Pope a letter from his Sovereign, formally inviting
him to aria at his coronation. General Carsaect.r.l
now waits the decifioe of his Holinefi. Since his ar-
rival, Cardinal Faso+ and the Cardinal Secretary of
State, daily hold conferences. but without having'
come to any determination. On the 4th, tire Pope
addrelfed to the Cardinals a feeled letter.
It is confirmed that the two French Regiments
confining of Sono men, which are on their march
' through the Roman State, will take polfellion of the
town of Pefcara, in Abruzzo. A camp of I y.OOO
men will loon be formed near Rimini. General
Vreutte is beginning to.occapy the whole coati of
Tufcany.
°cross' 12.—According to feverat accounts, a
body of Ruffian troops from Corfu have arrived at
Montenegro, and have been received by the inhabi-
tants who had applied for them, with the mon fi ienaly
welcome.

MILAN, OCT. t t.--Private letters from Rome Ay,
that (cum! towns and hilltops in the Eccleliallical
State have (*elicited the Pepe to ref ore the Order of
the Jefitits, as tenling to the benefit of the education
of youth.
GENOA, Ocr. tft.—We learn that the g•ln brigs,
and the American and Neapolitan bomb vetfels,
which were before Tripoli, have gained a complete
vi&ory there, and that they have fince returned to
Syracufe, with two prizes. Fur American frigates,
of which ore wit the Conltitution, under the com-
mand of Commodore natauw, continued to mire
in fight of that port. The troops of the Der were
completely beaten by the Americans, be, unfortu-
nately, with the las of 14 officers and forty men.—
The Neapolitans behaved extremely well, and did
not lofe a man. The Dar regiselled to make peace.
PP.AGLII, OCT. t9.—To day. the French Envoy
CIIAMPAGMY attired bete with his lady, to prefent
to his Imperial Majelly the documents of the acknow-
ledgments of the A tiai iari hereditary Imperial Dig-
nity, after which he will have his audience of leave.

VIIIIIIIA, Ocr. 20.—The whole of the States of
Auaria, viz. Upper and Lower Auaria, Stiria, Ca•
rinthia, Tyrol, Carniola, tice. have refolved to :laic,
and maintain at their own expence, an Auatian noble
national body guard, of from 6o to 8o men.' On the
isth intl. the Shuns of Lower Auatia held an ex-
traordinary Alfi:mbly on this fabjea, ■nd engaged
to furnith 12 men, with an annual appointment ut
17,0c0 florins.

RATISIOX. OCTOBER ax.—On the 18th the French
Envoy to the EleBoral Court here arrived from
Berlin, and delivered at an audience his credentials
to the Eleflor Arch-Chancellor of the Empiry. A
Papal Nuncin empowered to davit's the fubjetl of the
Concordat, is likewife foon expelled here, and Count
de PLUtiKA, who formerly Vied in that capacity on
the Lower Rl,ine, has been. appointed by the Pope.
At preterit Count de Term, who lately belonged to
the Nunciatnre of the Lower Rhine, is here.

Mrarz, Ocrosaa r3.—The Reigning Prince of
Teenage° and Captain Von Duerr, fet out the day
before TedcrJay for Paris. The Deputies from the
Council of Frankfort will go to-morrow.
Mastusras. ()cross, as.—The Minißer of State,
Baron Mosyrows, will go from Munich to the co-
ronation at Pori-. The Envoy Von Cerro is al-
ready gone. The Envoy of the Eledor of Baden,
M. 1) o, fet out to-day from Carlfruke fur
Paris.

BCIII.IIII, OCT. 27....011 the 2411$ ina. M.
RarN■-
vaL. late French Secretary of Legation at St. Pe'
teriburgh, arrived here, with the other perfons
tacked to tbe Legation I they will in a few days con-
tinue their journey to Paris.
Co • riwores, Sur. as.---The Porte has re
eeived the agreeable intelligence that the chief of the
banditti in Romclia, TARATCNIGLI, has been made
priinner by the troops of the Yacht' of Silifitia. It is
hoped that tranquillity and fccurity will now be re-
Spred in Itrunclia
Advices have been received from Syria, that a
rebel named ALI Aca, has taken the town ant port
of Latakia, and laid the inhabitants. and even foreign
(kips in ti c harbour under contribution. lie has al.
toady esert.teel above half a million of pia:lres, or
above tc ro Ttirki:h purges. The foreign Envoys
have made Come Ruing reprefentations to the Porte
relative to this tranfaft ten.

According to the accounts from Egypt, the
Arabs have made themfelves mailers of Cairo, and

joinctl the MAmeltike ?icy..

Lan wed, two twat icr's ar:ived here frnm Paris,
whole difiheches telatz to the immediate acknow-
ledgment of the French Iraiierial dignity, and an
explicit declarati.ri (mm the le wi.h -ape& to
that and other itihiens. The French Amhafiador,
Martha! liat•Nr, fr.ce ,:itiVj rt. thcfe couiiers,
has had three conferences with the l'orkith
the Ruffian Ambailadur has iikewiif twice had a
conference with them

Within thefe three d.tys above so flips have ar-
rived here from Makt and other ports in the Medi-
rerr.sneam to lake .n corn at Odelfa tot Malta and

SpAin. The liatedi in tinily iikewitc has proved
ver• inciilicreta this year.

Itt,.ney fltitintly icAr:e 14,:re when lent on le-
on. : a halt per cent. pct =suits is re.
quir..lfor it.

FRANCE.

PARIS, OCTOBER 24.

The Senate, on the :ad inflant, appointed Cene.
ral CANCLAUX, M. TASCH►R de la PAGER'S, and M.
Sava, Senators. Their Imperial iliOineffas the
Princes Jostra and Louis attended the fitting.
OCTOBER 26.

General C arnbalrador at Florence. is ap-
pointed a Counfellor of State and Private Secretary
at War to his Imperial Majeßy's clnfet.
It is believed that the ceremony of the Coronation
will be poftponed td the 6th of December ; as his
Holinefs does not leave Rome before the 3d of No-
vember, he probably will not reach Paris by the astb
of that month.
The Imperial houfehold, and that of the Princes,
will be immediately eflablifhed. It is Paid that M.
Daayurom is to be MI Chamberlain to his Impe-
rial Highnefs Prince JosrvH.
We can confidentlrflate, that )4. CLARY, his Im-
' perial Ilighnefs Prince rosaries brOther in law, has
fet out for Italy, for the purpofe of attendirg his Ma-
jelly's mother, who returns to attend at the Coro-
nation. _ _ . .

—An extraordinary mcetins of the Senate took place
yeßerday, for the pnrpo(e, it is faid, of colleCting the
votes refpefling the hereditability of the throne. It
is reported, that during their fitting, they received a
Melfage from his Majelty, pro Poling to them, as can-
didates for the office of Senators, Centrals DANA R-
alas and Gouvion, and M. /tic at, or.e of the Legif-
Wive 13044.
Admiral B.iuix, in a letter of the ,4th, lays, that
a lquadron of the enemy, confilling of fever. large
(hips, attacked, near Cape GI iznes, a divifion of the
flotilla, confiaing of three priams,` five gun brigs, five
gun boats, and nine loggers, on their pail:Age to 800.
logne. The engagement was very dote and br
Aftcr a cannonade of two hours, in which the enemy
fuffeted feverely, they were obliged to haul off in
great confolion, and the viEtorious divifion joined in
triumph that part of their line which was at anchor
in the road of Boulogne.
The intelligence from Martinique and Guada-
loofse, of the month of Augnft, is of the molt fad-
' f.t4tury nature.