Star.
London, England, 1804-04-06 00:00:00

THE SVENING GALE.

Let others, after balmy lei,
And pleating dreams, by Fancy dreg,
The cheerful morning hail:
For me a &Feint theme I chide,
AA penfiVe and forlorn I mule,
And court the Ev Wing Gale.
On my rung hopes when Fortune laid,
flea )oy the poling hour beguird,
Then slid no fears ars*
That Life might prove an April day,
Gr I be domed alone to ftray,
I'o breathe the letting Gale.
bet now,ended by Misfortune's poorer, .
And languid coundog ea& kill hoer,
My forrows 1 bewail;
How tken can Sol, at bright men day,
A chum tomy fad foul convey,
Me the tweet Fenian Gale.
M, lie &lining turn mg eye
hies woad. and Odd, ggsd ftrearipand ib#,
L'sli boa lirrieshemstemrs vale;
tisofeeio be tethiparts new impart
?ober latent beating. burgling heart,
Mourne to the kiening Gala!
The faithful hlendiliip's foothlng ear!
Would ea'ry pent my Vetoes tram
When urethan it s preeail;
let e'en from Friendthip's %lies I fty;
And have the deep relponfire
To the loft Veining Gale.
13, nab the wide eapanflve mind,
That Gonlrown linger lath dell/est;
• This prove at so goat
not foe fame lenheis boom-1.
In my pleb fpring etP se Bow**
Yoe edMol tit fining Gale/
•
I.lOse Was bail easy by be Mk
OfirtfhlppOlemoso:sher. webers ha.
- • • Adalope WOO eira Ole
• . Of Al* wispeas die' Os Ipen;
• -• belle bed peek •
Ohm Wl* oho Chief
fOr *look ma *deeds OSA
area lielasleteis WOO irey
liar lioir holes Mt fa;
Aliellilka dargsar'd coerce is run,
istedie eau My stave, re Wig fool
s thy ides, 0 Miler Gant
Als

FRAllef:

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PALMS. MARCH 24.—A, woman: In the Rue Cisilt;
whoa Giotto es forced to give hint a lodging for owe;
night, with his pillol in his hand, has fince died in
confequence of her fright.—yourtral du Deiei"
, Several perfone have beets a:celled e
eyt Mete,
ispliested in the late confpiracy. Th have all
been fent to Paris. In the number was a Commit.l
(my Gamest in the army.
The police at Rotten has fearched the woods off
tint Otten and La Trinittfor brigands ; but they
fed pot make any captures.
A •ea for a penal and criminal code hes been
addreed to all the erimittal tribunals, which are to
fend to the Grand Judge their obfervations. Great
are proporcd in the laws as well as in the
V tz ie.
atig to this rojea. Proton are to fucceed
ibe Pr The jurifdiaion of each Pretor win
eastain fevered departments. He is obliged to ap
pear it Paris once in the year, to give an account of
the judicial affairs of his diltrift. This magierate
is to biaglaid by Pro•Pretors and Supplant. The
Pro-Paton are to be attached to the tribunals of the
Ara inflame, and are to form the criminal tribunals,
M glad% once in the year at certain Sited periods.
Crtmesare to be puniflted with a more vigorous
pain than death. The ciliation of life is to be pre.
cedeithy torments which augment the horror aertain
deal-affirm infpires. For eample ; the parricide
will have his right band alit off before be lofes life ;
his corpre is to be buried on the font where he con-
Mimed the Crime, and over hie grave is to be fixed a
gibbet with his name and the nature of his guilt. In
certain cafes, even the tortures which the ilhadrifed.
humanity of LOWS XVI. laid elide and profcribed,
are again to be introduced ; and for confpirators,
when the death of the Chief Maginrate is plotted,
the breaking urin the wheel win take place again.
The prifons at Paris contain now no lets than 736
fictions imprifoned, not as accomplices in the late
confpiracy. hat for want of pares. We inform our
fellow citiuns of this fait, that in future they may
11104 Iteglpet to obey the laws of the Republic in this
meafttre of public fafety.—joornals/or Defealturs.
• Is it certain that this atrocious confpiracy is widely
spread. From every part we receive information of
sew wells and difcoverier, which afford convincing
proof,, though the ob,,ie is not yet difelofed• Many
papers fay. that agents dilitibuting money, and ex-
citing difcnaterit in the departments of the Rhine.
have been dilenvered, and tome very important ar-
• ryas are expeacd to take place in hi,,llanti. Every
illy fame new names We whifpered with doubt, but
loon after publicly announced, and gise new lights to
this labyrinth of crimes and of phits. Every day
anossiihyrient is mixed with indignation and horror,
in feting confounded in the Came rant, aff.ciared in
toe viten projcas, covered pith the t4O& it.taivt),
Warriors amid atfalEns, chiefs ,:n..1 h; ickwi..i.l.•, princes
and fanfeulottes. And it (liar, nahing is more want
• jigt ji, roofs (already i.l TWA' CriOsirf,n) th,t man,,
menjoperior to •var,:lll r., i..dens and primes, by tit;
IC
great refponlibiliry of the pub.' charslens of ei.,
or minilters of coNtroilleots, are the ht t li ...: i•!
Blain; phis ini.arny to then ! wl, it a fli.,-fie
tint's! what a tirtfrAJAtio`l t, 1 ilMarlity !
Mtnciation against the pi ogret , ed y vitilal...
The Criminal Tribunal at Mete, has ci•ne.cmi.,
to death a perfon for having roisrslcred his :.•!m.
Tina alas, before he consenhted this ciirrlT. had ti ::d
to led &we leyeral perfons by cont.' !zrahlr Mims of n,,.-
net, to do it for bins. He will he ezecited thT lame
day with Antoine, who pnifosted his wits, and
D'Oueau, who itarved his mother to death. by Ih., r .
Ling hemp in the cellar of his houfe for h.,: J.) ss • ,rin.
oat a motfel to eat or a drop of water to drink.—
'avowal Is: Dolan.
A new Deputation from Hanover, the firth within
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nine rtinnths, is est:tided at Tariff: Their objet ;stn
obtain fume diminution in the sequdittan4. contribst-
tints. end of the number of Flenth tow pe in die
Eleden Ate.
Of the Hanoverian Legion, in the French retake,
nasty ithitanding tweniy.four have been lbot fur de.'
les Min, upwards of Cony deigned in the lad week of
Fe%yam y. As they do not yet amount to Soo, the
nest Comely'. intends. as a mamient, to incur-
pirate them in the Colonial regiments, and they arc
already on their march frons.Zeile, for the Colonial

deprts in France.
General VICTOR intended to go to Montpellier for
the recovery of his health. hot the Filter Coto sues
eOrt was for Narkase, oo the fro:Wert of Spoils. This
has canted the rumour that he was implicated in the

late confpiracy.
The Duchies of Parma and Plaifance are entirely
organized as a French Republic. They have their
Prefees, Snb-prefeas, Mayors, Police Commilfaties,
Police Agents, Police Infpators, Grelßers, Chefs de
Bureaus, /ice. jult as in France.
The Ktwo of PIUISIA intends to leave Berlin for
Koniglberg on the 25th of nest May. After a (port
flay there, he will continue his journey to Warfaw.
Ceuta de FfeI[BIIIITEIN, the Pruffian Counfeflor of
Legation at Vienna, arrived as a courier at Berlin
nu the gth ult. He is Paid to have brought difpatches
of great confequence.
The maritime prefect at Rochefort has confirtnfled
a light.houfe at Sables d'Olonne, which points out
the rocks called Carta, and facilitates the entrance
into the port of Sables during the night.
French Gens d'armes went over to Kehl from
Strafburgh on the loth ult. to receive Dunapff, of
Mont Tonnere, implicated in the late confpitacy, and
who has, upon the requifition of Citizen Manias,
been arrefted at Steibrun. It is raid that he kept up
a criminal correfpondence with the Englifit Miniller
at Drefdeo, who bad lent him confidetable fums of

money.
Several Essen emiffaries' at Dijon had lately dif-
tributed libellous pamphlets againit Government, and
libellous ballads againa the Chief of she State. But
the foldiers to whom they were given, either burnt
them with indignation, or denounced them to their
fuperiors.
The Prefee at Nast& has received from Government
Come money to diaribute among the difireffed Colo-
nills from St. Domingo. AI tap& of ,:olter, let their
Hirai be ever fo great, we excluded. The furn he has
to dtfpofe of amounts to two thoufand livres (821.)
The Prefeit at Bruxelles has written to all the
Mayors of his Department, to give panes to no (han-
gars in their communes, even though they have been
eftabliftred there for a long time. They arc to infpeel
rigidly the condna of all travellers, and to arra all
fofpicioos ehsraelers.
General K /11,1111 has paged through Mentz"
his' way to Hanover, where he is to command the ca-
valry.
Several regiments in Saxony have put themfelves
in readinefs to march in confequence of the Imperial

Carf►vdlerirw.
Betaken the 2 oth!of Januarrand the soth March,
25 fpecial councils of war have condemned, in the
We lem Department, 2111 perfons to death, and 319
to tranfportatioa, for want of pares,• or for being
Implicated in the late'difturbances, when the law
Wink eta:Scripts wol executed.—yorraal de Sables.
WA, Gaiiatt.
They write from Laval, that the Gene d'armee are
in hourly expeßation of taking four perfons coming.
from Paris on foot, marching in the nights by forefts
and bye roads, from farm to farm. They do not
make above four or five leagues in the 24 hours.—
They hire their guides in the country, and they have
paid four louis d'ors for three leagues only. Two
of theft travellers have their feet ulcerated, not being
seer:named to march. They have taken the way
towards Menem. We fhall Coon hear of their ;area.
—gorrnahle Paris.
It is fail that Georges hat refuted eating meat,
obferving, don meat is forbidden in Lent.
At Rouen, a curious cireumitance happened a few
days ago : The converfation turned, in a tavern,
upon Georges, asset a perfon faid that Georges was
an *Makin, trod in that charader neither deferred
elleem nor pity. -A young man, who was prefent,
expreired himfelf in flrong terms againft Inch lan
rage, and raid, that none but a Jacobin would uk
it. The other immediately (truck him, and a chal•
lenge was the coorequence of the blow. " With all
my heart. (replied the man who had fpoken againft
Georges) dot I inform you that I am a fencing mar.
ter." " That is indifferent to me; he who receives
a blow mak fight." The parties immediately went
out, fought, and the young man who bad fpoken in
favour of Georges was run through the body.
Admiral GANT Hi•li MI and General Rosa are at
Ma:leaks.
We are allured that the French Government has
liked a fecret correlpondence, which throws froth
light upon the horrible confpiracy formed by the cue•
noes of the Republic againft the Government and
per( •n of the First. Coast: a.. This correfpondenre
confids of ieveral original letters, written by a Ma.
nifler of England accredited at one of the Gelman
Courts, and were addrefed to a mercenary Agent,
whim he had fent to Paris to ant his deigns. The
Englith INlinilier recommends it efpecially to his
Agent, to obtain a knowledge of the warlike plan.,
of :be French Government ; to employ all paable
means to ditirrganize the armies, and to endeavour to
cot rapt the perlons employed in the raanufAliory of
,_,inposider. There is real; .n to believe that this tor.
refpondenee will loon be publahed.

2././ !fen, who fan& charged ssch forintz the in-
; .latrment of two bills ot c5.:...n,e, :111J I. r w.hoCe
apprdscruton 1 reward of 1.. r gni: c. 0.. his Fern of.
tired. was apprehended la!! s. csk by the Irilh Police,
at hell..:t, in liel ii:rt, vh,te he vas attemptiag to
(wit the 1;(..110!V f. r Denniat k. He was hi ought to
I in1.1:41, and lodged in the Cattle, from whence he
iw.il Ihotely be removed hither to take his triz'
Saturday fe'noigl.:, William Rogers, jun. of Hes•
Lam, hatter, perilhed through the feverity of the
weather upon the Fells on his return home from
‘Vcardale, ssi.hin a mile and a half of Allenbeads.
It is foppofed he had loft the beaten road darink the
heavy form of fr.ow and wind betwixt five and fix
o'clock. His body sas found on Monday morning
I at a little dittance from the road, and near the boun•
dary wall between the caustics of Northumberland
and Durham, with his bode itandiug by him.

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fltlMtAlf.~- tit a. itoasat tiofttrlow, ask
Mr. Grans Rated that this was an tattoo brought
by he Fiainti ff. who Is g publican in tlsis town, again
ll
Mr. Rolaiiifon. who was a candidate for the reprefess-
tation of Taunton at the IA general ekainn, The
amount of the Plaintiff's demand was 4371. for five
days entertainment to Mr. Robinfon and lies friends.
The Learned Counfcl bore teflimooy to the refpeaa
bility of Mr. Robinft.t's charater, who& oblation
he underßood to be only to the etorbitaney of the
demand. fit therefore, horn the nature of the ac-
count, and the number of the iseinsohought a re-
ference would be by far the more achrifable way of
adjuffing it.
Mr. Dat.i.as, who was leading Omuta for Mr.
Robinfon, laid, that his infiriations were to decline
any propoation of a reference, but let the cafe go to
a Jury, althoutb be could not help obferving, that
in his opinion, from the peculiar circunaltances of
the cafe, a reference would, be the better made of de-
ciding it.
The Judge (MT. Baron GRAHAM). after Rating
that he was not unwilling to give his time for the
invelligation of the caufe, °blared, that there were
many castes of this nature, where the accounts were
long and complicated, which it was moll convenient
for the parties to refer. His Lordlhip applied to the
Solicitor for Mr. Robinfon, to know his wakes.
The Solicitor laid, that his dirations from Mr.
Robinfon, who was now in Ireland, were peremp-
tory, to let the cafe go to a Jwry ; but yer, as the
opinion of his Counfel was thus fecondcd by his
Lordthip's recommendation, he could not befitate,
even at the hazard of Mr. Robinfon's difpleafure, t.
accede to a reference. However, my Lnrd, obferv-
ed the Solicitor, as the Learned Cosmic! on the
other fide has, in the courfe of his Ratement, made
tome obfervations which might he injurious to Mr.
Rohinfon's feelings, I beg to fay, that my client's
with is to comply with any fair equitable claim, bat
that it is his resolution to refill extortion. I take
leave alto, with great refpeft, to add, that were this
caufe gone into, fuch a fcene would be laid open as
would be fufficient to Ragger the credulity of the
people of England. even familiar as they are with
Rories of the artifices of Elation Jobbers. Of this
I am pretty lure, that this is filch a cafe as would
afford a ufeful lelion to fuch Gentlemen as may be
anxious for feats in Parliament, at lean fuch as might
be difpnfed to form a connef`ion with fuch a party
as Mr. Robinfon has met in this Borough.
The cafe was referred to Mr. Hoanousa.

imams.
March ae, at Hartftionme-place, Netts, Lady Thompron. wife
of Sir Thomas R Tbompfon, of the Royal Navy, of a fon.
Saturday, at Litt) too, the Right Mao. Lady Caroline Wood.
of a fan.

MARRIED.
On Erldayiaft, by (pedal licence, Kt Loath. HafrarfSeacPcolei
F.ufliatLin.
a gej 1 Navy. n
, so Mifatimi.rge; only. daughter
of
' On lifter Monday. at Ringwood, Hoots, John Townfrnd,
late of Wandfwortb, in Surrey, to hilfs Joanna Theddatn, of Ring-
wood.
At Glorgow, on thi 26th alt. Mr. William -Wallace Brown,
' writer In Edinburgh, to Mils Gallaway, daughtir of Mr. Alex.
Gallaway, of Glafgow.
At Faller Hill, on the it6th tilt. George Scougall,Efq.merchant
in lulds, to PAifs Joliet Edingtoo, daughter of Thomas Ediegton,
Efq. lite of the Clyde Imo Works.
On the s3d ult. at Strootubrlgan, Argyll'adre, Mr. Alexander
Mae Minion, writer In Glargow, to Mifs If, Mr
Campbell.
daughter of Doman Campbell, Efq. faßor for Ardgoor.

On Saturday fennight, in b;;satis yar, aka a bag and pain.
falindifpnatlon Mn.s UiUiapc,wiMr. Billings, printer of the
Liverpool Marine Intelligence& As a wife. raker, and ffiend,
Ste srusexemplary.
On Tualday morning, at Clifton, Mon Mat, rd& of Joieph
Eli Set, Eft" fornierly of Chancuidans, Lenders
HIGH WATER. AT LOr" OPW

Aftemeoe

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CHILBLAINS are cored by one application of
WHITEHEAD'S FLUID ESSENCE of iViUS FARD,
And the feverelt SPRAINS and BRUISES,
In kb than half the time %dually taken by Opodeldoc, Arqueba.
Lade, or any other IA I I billet or Embrocatioo; and If nfed Inane-
diately &her any accident, It means the part tare.l4 black.
The Maud Pills, are afro taken with 'insular Unitas in all
Rheumatic Paralytic, and Gouty Affedlions, Numbnefs, Sperms,
or wandert;ls pains, ?Leniency, indigeftion and general Debility ;
at the fame time, the attire fluid Mann is applied to the pans
dean% in thole seempaints where newerary. It la prepared and
fold at is. 94. each Boa or Bottle, by IL jolunton, Apothecary,
No. 15, Gmek.itreen Sabo London; and may be had of every
Medicine Vender in Oran Britain and Ireland.
a The Chthiain Ointrzient,for cleanups and (peed& :matins
broken Chilblain, I.slfoprcparedby Mr. Johanna, price s.itil
each Be:.