Star.
London, England, 1804-12-26 00:00:00

PROM THE DUTCH PAPERS.

Scilispar, DEC. tB.—From Helvoetflnys they
write, that on the 15th inft. the Mary, Captain Dip-
Han, an Etiglilh three malt veffel, from Demtrara,
bound to London, with fugar, coffee, and cotton,
was Branded on the Geller. The crew were fared,
and made prifoners ; but of the flip and cargo, it is
thought that little will be recovered.
}fauna, Drc. 7.—The following is an authentic
lift of the winter quarters of the Gallo-Batavian
army. The Commander in Chief, General Mai-
roar, has his head-quarters at Amlterdam ; but as
he is abfent at Paris, the French General, Vtomot.t.a,
is the Commander ad inierna.
vita summit TROOPS ARS osAitsitgED.
The tsth Regiment of the Line, Infantry, the Fitt Battalion.
at Rotterdam, and the Third Battalion at Breda.
The
,Both Regiment of the Lbw, Infantry, the Third liattalion,
et Bergen.op.Zoom.
The mh Regiment of the Line, Infantry, the Firit Battaßoo, at
Gonda, and the Third at Utrecht.
The lath Begtment of tii• Line, Infantry, the Met Battalion,
at Doilburgh, and the Second at Arnbelm.
The 92d Regiment of the Line, Intantry, the Fri Battalion, at
Grave, =dr= Third at !Orinoco.
AtnThenfe iort. llth Regiment of Light Infantry, the Second Battalion, at
The fida Regiment of Charms.= holfebaek, at Deventer apd
Zwelk.
The 6th Regiment of Harare has piquet, at Antfterdam,at thy
Hague. at Zutphen, Camino, and Ilofential, to carry "drpatebes,
se to ifeertepuriets.
The French &dreary la quartered at Geriewitsn, and has Its
,perk in the vidnky. The mime and &paws are at
Woman. The map will Stew that the French troopqpartineds, to judge
Irani the manner in which they are quartered, kern more in-
tmdef to watch the Continent, than to min= far Breading
z"lboa.

TMR AAAAA la' Tioopi—riallT BRAGA*.
Hogg Quarto, al Astfterdaaa.
The tit BattAßM of Grenutfiers.at Aseerdaa„
, The aft Lama of latooferT, at the Hague.
Tito kb oflbflotry, at Amfterdszo.
The r.... lefestriot the Helder.
The illaahalho of hafaeu•gat
Thy et Waldeck kifetairgaad tho gth
take of Illoolos loboary,* Geeekagaa.
Too lIISCOND Mafia.
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Head quarter* se HarbS.
Two liaetabens Cireesews. with the tea nod ;ph Ilwasibes
at Infantry. at Herbs
The totb Ibittailea lefantry, sad tbs Sand DM*. Yibt
infamy. at Mbar.
?be at It ilasilse infantry. et Lewis.
Tb. I'S itatubse Infantry. at Hader.
One heats( Hears. at Asniterdarb
One as et Hears se Harks
Twe Drupes at &Ws leac
Onwiney /here Artillery at de
Four Campsite of ArWilwi. sad d.reuttsierb are
3=reat nit. tubers are Bawls Ptak of Anflitoy is Owed
ttte Whew.
Thefe are ea& the troops belonging to the united
Gallo-Batavian Army, which the Corfican Ufurper
has the infolence to call the left wing of the Army of
England.
Betides the above-mentioned French troops in she
Batavian Republic, ten thoufand of them are in
Zealand, under the command of Genetal Mousy,
and four thourand more are quartered at Helvoet-
Buys and Brill, where feveral Officers of General
MIIIMOIT'S Staff are ordered during the winter, to
prevent the introduftion of Britifb manufaeures, and
a angular communication with England.
The total number of troops forming this Gallo-
Batavian'Army, amount to 35.000 ; of whom 19,000
are Batavians, and t 6,000 Frenchmen.

Coarraarinotta, Nnv. I.—lntelligence has been
received from Corfu, that the Ruffians have accom-
' platted a difembarkation on the coatis of the Morea.
Lao nom Nov. ta.—The Archbillop of Pifa has
written paftoral letters to the people, in which,
; among other topics, he admoniOses the women to
drefs with more decency. This bad fo great an ef-
fee on the multitude that two ladies, taking a walk
with naked bofoms, were roughly handled by the
populace.
Caro*. Die, t.—A great number of families who
have abandoned Gibraltar on account of the yellow
fever, take refuge daily on the eoaft of Africa.
Atciaas Nov. a t.—The two late Englifh Corn.
mandants Who have appeared before this pint, have
reproached the Government of this place with ingra-
titude towards eke Court of London, which, they
fay. has always oppofed the manifett defign of France
to deßroy the Regency. To this the Dey, however,
has paid no attention. and Rill peril& in his rental to
receive the Cnnful he Cent away. or to give up the
five Neapolitan and Maltefe vele,' demanded by the
Englitb. He alfo pet fills in demanding_ roo,ooo
pialires from England. for merchandize feized by the
Englifb (hipping laft war. A great number of fa-
milies have taken refuge here from Gibraltar ;—but
the Dey cannot be advifed to take any precautions
again* the epidemical diforder, as he is confident that
it will attack none but Ctiftians.

Brausi, Dcc. to.—Although our King has now
two Ambaffadurs at Paris, B 's influence
in the deeifions of our Cabinet has greatly diminiffi-
ed, fine Count fiaticwirz refigned the Miniflerial
port-folio. And, in proportion as our former parti-
ality to the impolitic fyllem of neutrality leffens, our
politics approach nearer thole of the Court of St.
Petertburgh.
The Kelm yeflerday received from the ENttlltoll
cf Russia a letter, in which the Ruffian Monarch
not only approves of, but thanks his Majefly for the
vigour with which he relented the outrage committed
upon the independence of the Germanic Empire, by
the feizure of Sir CrtOltGE RUMBOLD Immediately
after the reading of this letter, the Ruffian Amts
dor here was fent for, and had an audience of his
Majefly for two hours ; and this morning, Count
SCHWERIN, of the Guards, fct out for St. Peterf-
burgh with an anfwer. The particulars of this cor-
refpondence cannot yet be known, but it is reported
in our Political ar4 Miniflerial Coteries, that At.t r-
ANIMA has called on FItEDIIIIC WILLI4I4 to fecond
his endeavours to procure fatisfaaion for Bovis-
's pall viilence againfl Independent and Neu-
tral States, and to place a barrier againft his future
attempts. Aootber Note is expefted to be preknied
to the Diet of Ratillann by the Ruffian and Hanove
rims Miniflers, in terms Hill flronger than thole con-
taiwed in thy Ruffian Note of the 7th of May. This
laft loft itseffeft by the pacific decition of our Cabi-
net; but, on this prefent occafion, its own honour is
in quefliun, and we entertain, therefore, little doubt,
but the fOzore of the Englilb Agent will next month
come trader the ferious difctiffion of the Members
the Girman Diet. We know fur certain, that the
Swed.l Miniller at Ratifkon is only waiting for
Ruffio to hegin to fuppuit 411 its demands

Bansixt, sic. is.—On tae 13th imbut IWs
couriers pitied throug this city; one from Betlin
for Paris ; and one (rpm Paris in the Magee. It is
Paid, that the Pruffian Court, hating give/thei yourig
Wag of Sweden intim4tiop of its diffatisfaaion at its
condaet towards l'rance, is unceafingly occupied
with mediation between Ruffin and France, and even
between France and gngland. It is added that M.
SCHIMad ►ace. has obtained from the Emee-
ror great advantages for the Batavian Republic, with
refpea to its public burdens.

Mites, Nov. 30.—Tbe number of deaths at Leg.
horn is nearly in the fame proportion every day : On
the sad, 9; the 24th, to; and the 25th, to. The
number of tick is a little augmented, beeaufe feveral
perfons conceal their Woofs for fear of being fent to
the hofpital. The inhabitants of the ref olEtrulia,
Florenes,andPifa, are exempt from the malady.
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