Star.
London, England, 1804-03-06 00:00:00

LEGISLATIVII BODV, FIBIWARV /7.

A fitn:lar cornriunieciort to that matie to the
Tribuutc. was rosit to at Lejifati•e Body.

PARIS, 11.1101WF.13.
An Englilh frigate, of 4o gent, has bits lotireil
the Sainte:, near Brefl : the crew are made patents.
IFlBRUillalr re.
This day the Senate, the Legifiative Body, and the
Tribunate, prefented adireffes to the Fran Comes,
congratulating him on his efcape from the danger of
the late plot.
Bo AAAAA re made the following reply:,
Since the day on which I attained the Chief
Magiaracy, a great number of plots have been
formed againft my life. Educated in a camp, I have
never paid much attention to dangers which infpired
me with no fear ; but I cannot help being deeply
and painfully affeaed, when I think on the fituation
in which this great people would have been, had the
la attempt fucceeded; for the confpiracy was direa-
ed chiefly againfl the glory, the liberty, and the deftly
of the French people. I have long fince renounced
the enjoyments of a private condition. All 14 mo-
ments, my whole life, are employed in difcharging
the duties impofed on me by the French People and
by my &tuition. May Hravais watch over France,
and defeat the plots of the evil minded ! The People
need be under no alarm. My life will lafl as long as
it (hall be peccary to the nation; but what I with
the French people to be fully fenfible of, is, that es-
iftence without its confidence, and without its love,
would afford me no confolation, and have no farther
objet."

Since the dircovery of the above plot, the laws re-
fpeding the refidence of foreigners in Faris have
been enforced with the greaten riggar.

RIUTIC4L lIITALLMINCE.

An Expedition has been concerted for an attempt
to cheek up the harbour of Boulogne, by finking
Come of our old Dutch flips of war, fo as to impedes
at leak, the enemy from bringing out their isomer-
ons Flotilla, in any conflderable body, together.—
This fervice, we underiland, may be performed in
fuck a manner, as to render it inspolLble for them
to be weighed again, or teetered, from the facility
with which our blockading frigates, and gun-boats%
cao cover them, without being ezpofed themfel•ea
to any effeettial fire from the French batteries. The
officers are feletted for this gallant enterprise, but
their names have not yet been declared.

We have the Fleafure to announce the arrival is
the Downs of the Hon. Eaa India Company's fkipi
Casms EMU and Wasros.a, horn India.
The Aurora, Larrimoar, from the Ides of France
for Bonrdeaux, is captured by the G STVLItTe
—, on her pafrage to the Eaft

PLYMOUTH. MARCII 4.—Four o'clock P.
Jae arrived the Pruffianialliot Johannes Van Lettee,
of Embdets, Capt. E. W. GRAIR0111.1), from Cher..
bourg the is laden with falt, board to Embden
the failed from thence the ad intent, on which day
the embargo was taken off all vetch in the Ports of
France: this vefel has been detained by the embargo
eight weeks and three days. and reports that there
are not now abovz four gun-boats in that harbour.
PORTSMOUTH, MARCH s.—Arrived the PRTIRILL
!loop of war. from a cruize ; and the John. —.
from London for Africa, laft from Plymouth, hav-
ing miffed the Wet India convoy. Wind S. S. W.
Dom, MARCH s.—Tbis morning, at day break,
a very heavy firing was heard; it was fo thick that
nothing coold be Peen from our hills, but the firing
continued tome time, and a large force went out of
the Downs for Boulogne, and alfo from Dungenefs
Roads. It is faid that the enemy have near 200 gun
boats at anchor in Boulogne Roads, but fa near in,
that our fquadrou cannot harm them; and at Oftend
the harbour is quite full of the Flufhing flotilla...—
We are all on the alert, for the wind is as fair for
them as can blow, and moderate weather. The
Casrta Etas Eat lndiaman, Capt. A. Cunwircis,
from Madras, has pallid through our Roads for the
Downs, and landed Colonels Dattas and M.Cau-
rtrratt, and J. Lucas, Efq. Should the enemy
efcape our fquadron. we may look for a vifit front
them, the wind and weather being fo extremely fa-
vourable.

RN I aeIiISS.MAILCH s.—Arrived his Majefly's (hips
AFRICAINI. Aistaime, and AMELIA : the Viaotisra
has alto arrived, with the Mard'ise gun brig, and
F:v ay Ninwr, lugger, Lieutenant C. Hutsr. The
DOLPHIN (lore (hip. b.:und to Ireland, has come
down the River ; As has alto the ETNA bomb veffel:
the Pi oast., has arrived and failed again. A few
days ago the Aan and Champion ran fonl of each
other in the S'64 in, aad are both fo much injured, as
to be obliged to come into the harbour. The Pene-
I gyp.. Captain Brinvcwrnr. has failed. The Polly.
MANVINO, has been got oft the (bore, and has pro-
ceeded up to London, to deliver her cargo of maim-
gany, logwood, Sec. Sailed :he Espedition, SILT,
from London to Exeter, lA:Eh a cargo of fruit. The
Arab has arrived.