Star.
London, England, 1803-10-17 00:00:00

PRUSSIA.

Bract,, Oct. ;.—Count 11ingwitz has been re.
called- iror,i Silefia to affill in fome important nerei-
stions. whio :it prefent :engage the attention of this
Court. His return will neceffarilt ittengthen the al.
rEady prepondcraaEg influence of Fiance. Smite of
our p:s!ai,:ians, however, are of opinion, that the
North of Germany will b: iuvolved in war before the
• of the present year.
His Plat t:All Aridly has exerted himfelf in favour
e Portugal ; and takes a deep intereft in the-late of
1 urkcy. He it attached by many confederations to
Franze ; but number's:ls •others are daily arifing to
awaken hit jealouly and embarrafs his politics.' • •:
It i. certain that !wither England nor France have
a% yet rejeClcd the propofals of peace made by•this
Court, in coni tine:lna with Ituflia ; but in tke prefent
of altairt, it is deemed unneceffary to prefs
the matter to a decition. France required that an
arrnifti:e ll.ould be the prelude to negotiation ; but
England rejeeted a meafure which would deprive her
of many olivisars advantages. 13j1uch buftle prevails
in run- Military Department.
Ocs as. It 4.—Lail Saturday returned here toge-
ther our two Gallo-Prtillian Minitiers, Counts ,de
I~Aucwtrz and Sc.toucarasourtori : Aar both re-
ceived, at the fame time, three months ogn, permilSon
go retire upon their dimes: as this retreat took place
%Oen the private corrapoodence between our KlllO
and the EMPEROR of Russia. began, it has produced
many rumours, not to the advantage of. the panic,
concorned, and tlirir pstt Mutsu:tate, philofopbical,
:tad political•tianfaCti•ms. ,
The late eisercfpondence between our Kum and
Ilse %mistreat of Ru:sra, sit the very period when the
Auflrian AmbaffutitArlat St. Petarlburgh, Count de
Stamm., has froldent conferences with the Ruffian
Minittry, cc:Wanes to give, Zini4varrs and his
Agerys'both unealinefs, Capetian, and occupation.—
TALI,IIIRAMD% policy is 1.0 infulate each Rate, to be
able to dietatpfin them( ea RNA It is laid that .he
French hiiniilers here, at St. Peterlburgh, mad at
Vienna, have at the lime rime prefented memorials,
and demanded explanations concerning the negocia-
eioris between thefe three Criarts4 and to know, in
oofitive terms, if ttsy. ate net contrary to the eliding
treaties betweetftherrs and the court of. St. Cloud, or.
favourabie to the intereft of the Court of St. James's.

PR4NCE.

PARIS, SEPTEMBER 30.
... . .
The embargo laid on all, neutral veffels in the port
of Havre, has lately •beeoraifed.
The Repuolioan Calendar will flintily be abolifh-
ed, and the Gregorian fyftem refiored. •
• M. Vatt'lLit4DOKlL; the Hanoverian Deputy, en-
lays here the fame privileges anddiftinflions as other
Envoys Or Foreign Minifters, and is conftantly invit-
ed to the diplomatic audiences of the FIaST CONSUL.
M. TALON. formerly Avocat General, and nephew
of M, de ..64tera-Foss, was yefterday arrelicd by
I order of the FIRST C.OISUL.
The French feistier* who were made prifoners of
war at the capture of St. Lucie•by the Englifb, are
arrived at Rochelle, On board the English Ship Lady'
Hobart— • • •
Report fays, that a fquadron of frigates is fitting
rent at Breft, to carry French troops to the Mind of
which France is to keep as a depofit daring
the war.
At a late Review of five regiments, deflined for
the 'Camp at St. Omer, during the firing, a bullet
prided through the corner of Bo AAAAA s's hat, which
i was not perceived before his return to St. Cloud. He
ordered immediately two of the regiments to be feat
; en the•Colonial.Depot, one to Italy, one to the Ifland
1 of Elba, and one to the Pyrenees ; all the Colonels
were broken; and lbcceeded by five of his ails de-
camps: orwlxotix three were Corficans, doe an Ita-
ban, and coca Serifs.
In the late greit•rnilitary promotion df fortylour
Generals, fifteen only were born Frenchmen; all the
others were Belgians, Germans, Sw if,, Italians, Cot-
ft cans. Swedes, Danes, and Livonians.
A Swifs regiment, of one thoufand men, are to be
added to the Confular Guard ; their regimentals are
to be of their forme red,colonr, as in the time of the
King. Of nations guarding his Confuter 'Malefic,
the Mamelukes petrels his entire confidence, next
them the Swift, then the Corficans, and left the
French. Ni) determinatior has yet been taken as to
I an Italian regiment of paid:, although the Italian
Republic has offered its Pt efident t too men.
. D.• KIRK, Seer. 28.—A II .alines battery of go
pieces f heavy ordnance is, we nnilerliand, to be
erected for the intended cipedition againft England.
Troops continue to art ye daily has, as we 1 as at
Calais and Boulogne. • General Due t rrs command:
in this place. Warlike preparations are carried on
with increafcd rig. ur in our port, and too flat but.
tamed boats are completely fitted out and ready to
fail. The tromp...near Bruges and St. Osner's are put
on 1:.1 war CitAbliallibellt.
BRUsSELS. GC T. 2.—Gener Duremor, by order
of the Minifter at War, has taken the climaa.nd of
, the snoops at Cadfand, and ha: eh alilifheu his he..d•
quarters at Eckeln. All ''se mili;al7 prate
icr.all have been reido cad It is Ilipprifed •liat:the
feerct eirpe.iirion fitted our by the Englifh in the
Donis, is in. ended againa the island of English
Betides else iri,ops already Ambled in Flanders,
cs.oc.::, in-re are expePld.
()c e. numbers of troops from the Met:re.
R},ine, and Mnieik, sire :lady ma-citing through
o),lce to ji,in the Army of England. and most
of ii.s Cenerat!‘ aryninted to commands have late
wile The etr,;pment of regrets along the
Coati 0.1. t. 4.;t1,5 t.); 41:$uTra4naCOiority:.. A Swim,
ter;, c.arry:ng ninety piss :es r.f :minors, of i irge
caci7 i.bretted, :b nearly icae:y In; lea.