Star.
London, England, 1803-04-13 00:00:00

fRONI TIT PAR:, 1'

NAvri.s, rim 4.—We li.rve, i,y the Egyp
Benue liiti.ttr, news tinni Port•att Prince, of the
4-'h FekilAtV, that fume mulattoes, at the head
41. a :Lumber ne..i;roLs, ;lad furpiiled the Ante-
:AA:tau, ..:i.tlroyed it by tire, and committed at it
vations crii.:lties. General Route 'is A 1!, with
men t.ewly arrivi from France,. and Gene-
-10 I. t:,t ‘vi!it men, marching againft
tg.oCe roes, ditPeried them with great (laugh-
Tht.ir. mulatto Chiefs were made prifoners.
c II AMIlk AU has Lcdllis head-quarters
st l'ort-.&t•i't

Ilacc ..Mamen 31.—A part of the French
troop, ,l4;lin-d I:epit.,iic has attived in our
tertitoric,. They proceed t.. Bre,la, where the
French head Tiart:rb Ali Ah Co.
vmonent has :z!ven to the Coninnift, tot the need-
flay orders in legaid to their at i val, their main-
tenance, and pay. The following is an t'ac't Rate
of thcnt :—Two battalions of infantry of the 48th,
and two of the 76th demi brigade ; three tquadrons
of the 3d regiment °fit:afar., ci-devant Eltellta7y,
and three t;piadrons of the t tth regiment of di a-
goons. Two battalions of intantry, and a I::rr,e
detachment of artillery, wish tv..elve pieces of can-
Lon, are expected. By adding to there troops the
57111 and 54th demi•brigades of the line, &Wiled
for Lotiillana, and two other demi-brigades, which
accoi,thig to a particular a/ s angement, are to re-
main in Holland till the ill of Jan. 1804,, the total
number of the Fiends troops Jointed to occupy
our territory will amount to 18 battalions of in-
tentry, fix tcpiadrons of cavalry, and fume corn•
patties of canoneers. General MONTRICHARD re-
tains the cosomand of all the French troops in
Ilolbuid, and General OSTEN that of the troops
which occupy the ill-ands of Zealand. An Englilh
I.3l.la:iron is cruifing at the mouth of the Meufe : it
has lately received a reinforcement of one flip of
the litre and a frigate.
BRUSSELS, Arts c 5.—We learn from Maef-
tricht. by I:tters dated the ad inftant, that an un-
expefted °adz:. had arrived there on the preceding
day, f.,r the fudden departure of the firtt and
fecond battalion of the cpith demi brigade of the
line thilined for Breda. Thefe two battalions ar-
rived on the 3d at Mechlin, from which they fct
out on the morning of the 4th for the place of
their defiination. According to the fame order
thefe troops are to he carried to their full comple-
pent of men and Officers, taken from the third,
which ives reafon to prefume that they are def.
tined for a diftant expedition. The third battalion
will return immediately from Venloo to Maeflricht
to form the depot. This confiderable diminution
of the garrifon has rendered it neceffary to have
recourfe to the National Guard, to perform the
Service of fome of the interior polls.
The new fortifications of the town and citadel
of Jailers, begun laft year with great aftivity, are
going to be refumed, and the FIRST CONSUL will
infpeet them on his way to the united Departments.
The towti of Juliers, by its fituation, will become
a place of the Second rank and of the fecond line,
will he of great importance. The beautiful fa-
loon of Vauxhall, in the park of that city, has
been enlarged about one half, by means of
wooden work. The council of the arrondilLment '
of Dyle propofe to give a magnificent 14.:.te to the
Fsasr Cowsuc. The arrival of the Emir Cors-
ica. in this city was fixed fur the 22d or 25th of
April, butaccording to the ball advicesit isthought
it will be put off till the 3d or sth of May. '
BANKS OF Tax MAYNE, APRIL 4.—The Duke
of NEWCASTLE arrived yearrday at Franckforti
accompanitd by Mr. CR AWF.)II.D. According to a
ftparate Conventiami entered into the 22d of Nov.
I 302, between the Courts of Berlin and of Munich,
his Serene Iliaqinefs the Eleetos of Bavaria gives
up to his Prulfian Majelly, the ecclefiallical
fefficins,wsth all the rights attached to them, which ,
be had in the principalities of Bayreuth and Anf- ;
path. The patents of ceffinn and riceupatioa of
the laid p-stfeffions are dated the toth of
;Jammu
laft. A particular commiffion has been appointed
for manag;ag there new acquifitions of his Pruffian
11.4jelky. . _ .

I§TIIT6 A RD, NIA RCN 29.—It is generally believed
in Germany, thst the °hied of General Duaoc's
joarney to 13irlin was not fo much to obtain af-
iurarce of what there was no room to doubt, the
good difpofitions of the Court of Pruaia towards
France, as to explain to his Pruflian Maielly the
prefent Rate of affairs between the Englifis and
French Govertimcnts, and to give a new proof of
the value which the Court of the Thuilleries puts
on his Priallan M.tjelly's friendlhip. The FIRST
Cos, at. could not have chofen a perfon fitter for
that fervice, than an Officer already known to have
arquitted Limfelt fuccefsfully of feveral important
and delicAte corm-n:111,41s which had been entrußed
to him, and honoured at Beilin with the cfleem
of the Court and Milliners on account of the tor-
vii!tr Faience and fagacity of his condird. What
inducts us to ',there that Ccneral ll,soc was
charged merely tn make fume fricndly communi-
estious t, tLc ?ittEG:in Court, is the fholtnefs of
Lis flay at 13cr;;:t.. . _

ft is r.r •bable that the Procran C.,l:mct will re-
torts titre ancntiros on the p.rt of
F oiI:CC by LCA rlt,t to triti.::•.:„e,
c:0.0 :0 4..trer anion: its al.ies 411,1
t,,• it, the Itrab;:tl 14voto Able to ;:x h .1.
• ~.t•l.t,ins now evirc .:J Lc Er.glat,d; interfuse
%4' C Sec,:tle I.:sr:la:We to Ft4t.ce it' t! c
FIA:! rt ra.1.•1 A l'peft.or‘r tli: L:ir.
Prtii;;A,
and iry Cf its c,tif:.:.et to thnfr:
f e, has power to !,:nerve the ncotrality t,f
• (.7..ntioent 1:oror,.; a,d or focb ar cc:Allun
F44:4c WIIIIIj 1114 to ICTINA the Pruffian
G •••esurrelor, that it tl.e favour of France
✓ its •.'1 rank of Co much conk-

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and Anfiria, Pruffia forefaw that the time might
come when it thould be obliged to prefent a dou-
ble front of armed defence to thole powers. It
reprefented to France its neceffity to aggrandize
its power, and to extend its limits to thole of
France, that it might be able to (land till Fiance
might come to its aid. This France effeiled in
the new arrangements of Germany, and the two
Powers are ❑ow able conveniently to give each
other mutual afliflance. France can, by means
of Priam, fectire the neutrality of the Continent ;
Pruflia, by means of France, fecures its indepen-
dence, and the tank it holds among the great
Powers. On thefe principles refls the prefent
tranquillity of the Getman Empire. And thefe li
arc of fuch a nature that we can entertain no fears
in regard to the refult of the differences which
kern at this moment to divide the two firft mat i
time powers of Europe. We already find the of
lefts of that policy which tends to detach England
from all dilcuffions in which the interefts of the
Continent are concerned, and to infulate her as
entirely in politics as the is in her gemgraphical
lituation. In confeqiience of this Gff.m, the alt
of m?diation for the nineteen Swifs Cantons 'sas
not communicated to the Englifh Government,
which could have nothing to do with a hate fituated
in the centre of Europe.