Star.
London, England, 1804-03-23 00:00:00

TIM LATE coxspinAcr.

A private letter from Paris lays, "The cemfpiracy
lately announced by BONAPARTI has been a long time
in rehearfal by him and his minions. Ever lince the
renewal of the war, the defirudion of Pio' 'olio and
Moa lAU was determined upon, and the arrival of the
firft was only waited for to ruin them both. Many per
lons here think that Piot [GNU has been betrayed to
commit the imprudence of coming over here, by falfe
friends in England, and that the day Mu ear was
appointed Governor at Paris, BONAPAITI was ahnoft
certain of the capture of PICNIORU as well as of
Moasau. To prevent their friends in the armies
from flirting, he changed the commanders. Joua-
DAN, the envious foe both of PICNIORU and Mo.
REA°, obtained the command in Italy, and Loosen
Bo AAAAA rs was Cent to the army under General
Sr. Cra, in the kingdom of Naples, to watch
the conduct of this former friend of Moiteau.
CMSAR Bearataa, the late Chief of the Staff of
Moiteau's army in Germany, was recalled from
Hanover, and the command there was taken from
MORTIIR and even to DISSOLLIS, one of BOLL-
"ARTS'S Counk On of State. MARMON', another of
BONAPAITZ'S Counfellors of State, and who owes
every thing, coca bit onfi, to him, was made the
fucceffor to General VICTOR in Holland. Louis
Boaaraera was fent with the Coast's's aid-de-coup,
General SAVAIT, to the camp at St. Omer and on
the coat. Admiral Baum was recalled from Bou-
logne, to Ow m IMO* Of his coodra t and LA Cams,
another tool of BONA AAAAA nominated his fue-
ceffor. Auosaaau, whole crimes anfwer for his
fidelity to Bo AAAAA re, was fent to command at Breft
and in La Vendee, to watch the equivocal condad of
a Tauou sr, CarraalLLt, and Gouvsoa, the naval
and Military chiefs in tholeparts. Admiral La.
rot/cue, who has keyed all factions. after betraying
his king, was fent to fuperfede GANTH BAUM, at Tou-
lon; and Rsomiza, the irreconcikable enemy of his
benefaftor Pic is soli u, made the military tommender
inflead of the deinkful POITRIII. General CIRVONI,
who formerly kept one of Bowaraars's lifters, was
made the departmental commander in the South,
and Governor of Markilles ; and the Jacobin La
Cam was appointed the Prefed at Bonrdeaux,
where his fon, General La Came, formerly an aid.
decamp to Leczzac, is the military chief. The tit-
rorift Donna was made the Governor of Lyons;
and the brother to the Police Prefed, Dusois, the
Prefed of that city and the department. Josaru
Bomaraare was fent to Bruffels to infpea the con•
dud of the Belgians and of the Flemills ; and the
Confular favourite, General Duaoc, was fent on fimi-i
lar bulinefs so Alface, and to the conquered pro-
vinces on this fide of the Rhine. To every large city
was befides fent Conte ferret agent of Bo AAAAA re, on
whom he can depend, with fall powers is their pukes
to brad and appoint civil or military governors at saw
foe requiru. The Counfellor of. State, Poarasts, has
add: eficil circular letters to Bo AAAAA TR'S revolu-
tionary bilhops and clergy, and, to make them more
attached to the Confular Government, has declared,
that in cafe of a star revolution, they bad .thins to tan
but the faggot: fide beriXtion or the guillotine of tit aeo.
bier. The Police Commiffaries and Agents have
diftributing forged lifts every where, containing two
millions of names of perfons defined to death by the
royali ft party, and which, they have laid. were found
among the papers lately feized ; rioarzb tbe faet that
ILO paper: contained a platy of a general awawfly, sot ex.
chiding even the regicide.
" As to Gsoaoss, Bo ra exhibits him more
in the *colours of his perfonal enemy, than as a friend
to Royalty—as a man who, in difpatching him, would
be indifferent whether his fucceffor were MOREAU or
Lovi,- XVIII. _ _ _

We eve° here (lays the letter from which we
mak: this katement), every day, the publication of
two volumes of intercepted, or rather faid to he lider-
a-pied papers. In all thole yet laid before the Senate,
n t a word is raid about the murder of the Plass.
CONSUL, but only of 014 Mss out of I& Ivey.
" Notwithdanding the aftive intrigues of Bova-
rAzres einiffaries every where, the agitation and
fympathy for the fate of two favourite Generals are
great, both in the armies and in the provinces ; and
it will require foam time before tranquillity returns
with confidence to the prefcnt Government. In the
irotitie; provinces, conficlerable emigrations have
taken place within this lad fortnight i and the defer-
tions on the German and Sw ifs frontiers, and from
Holland,' have been unufually great. In thefe fail
decades, 10,000 pAffes have been delivered at Paris,
and 20,000 more have been demanded, but refilled,
until the la Germinal (March 22)."

The Volunteer Bill has at length paged the Corn
mons. It was read a third time last night, after a
tedious uninterelling debate, and ordered to be fent
to the Lords for their concurrence. The Houfe will
adjourn on Thurfday next till that day fennight.
Yefterday Sir Hosea Potties took the oaths and
his feat in the Houfe of Commons, as Member for
Yarmouth, in the Ifle of Wight.
The Ilehater Elation was fbarply conteßed. Joan
M s, E(q. is returned, but Col. °CIA peti.ions
the Houfe of Commons.
The annual Elation for Commiffioners under the
Property AEI was yefterday held at Guildhall, when
the following gentlemen were unanimoufly choke :
David Jennings, Jacob limb. penes Diann, Haney Maitland,
Thomas Puynder, Daniel Pinder, and James Palmer, Ifers.
Government, it is fuppofed. expel that fome at-
tempt will be fpeedily made by the enemy. In the
North of EngLcid, at Newcallle and other places,
orders and regulation', ifued under an at of the
43d year of the reign of his prefent Wieser, " to
enable him more effeaually to provide for the defence
and fecurity of the realm," Stc. were halt week diftri-
buted to every houfe-keeper in Newcaftle, fpecifying
the places of rendezvous, in the event of an invafion
in that quarter, for fuch inhabitants as may be drfi-
rout of being removed, but who are unable to remove
tbemfelvea. Each perk* is to provide himfehf
with three days provilints, and utenfils for cooking ;
Wades which, and beds and blankets, no other de-
fails:inn of property will be allowed to be put in.
to the carriages appropriated for the removal of the
inhabitants. Newburgh Ryton, Wylans, and their
vicinities, trip, in the kit instance, appointed the
places of general depot for Newcaltle, and all per-
sons travelling on foot are particularly resins :led to
take the bye roads, in order to keep the grand welt
road free from any interruption to his NLajelly 'sforces.