Star.
London, England, 1804-05-08 00:00:00

FRANCE.

PARIS, APRIL 53.
Tranquillity is now renored in La Vendee, and
General Gouviou, who had been fent thither, has
returned to Paris.
Yellerday the General Council of the department
of Seine and Oife, had an audience of the Frasr
Comm.. In its addrefs one of the exprellions was—
The hero who has laid the foundation of the
stational welfare snug fecure its duration. You,
Ci-
tizen FIaST CONSUL. like CMaaias the GIiAT, have
eilablilhed the ancient and natural boundaries of
France ; like him, by row regulations, you will me-
rit the glorious title of Itettorer of the French Em-

pire."
A folemn male has been celebrated at Beaupreau,
as a thankfgiving for the difcovery of the confpiracy
again the life of the Fla sr CON UL. The Civil and
Military Authorities attended in a body.
Of the memorials concerning the treafon
C 61111311/ and Moalau, upwards of twenty thoufand
copies have been printed, b y the orders of Govern-
ment, and dieributed in all the departments and in

the armies.
The laa convoy of objeas of the arts lately arrived
from Italy is compofed of two coloffal figures of the
/dile and the Tiber, and a number of tombs, bas-
reliefs and infcriptions, and models of antique figures,
which are in the Vatican and iu the private colleaions

of Roman Princes.
There articles will finifh and complete the antique
marbles and plainer models of the Mufeum Napoleon.
To there were added the produSions of the induf-
try of modern Italy, prefented by the Pore to the
FIRST CONSUL.
By an ordinance, pnblifhed the 27115 Germinal, all
perfons are forbidden from bathing in the river Seine,
except in covered baths. No perfons alto are to ap-
pear naked out of the baths. No baths. are to be
made in the river without permiffion of the police ;
and only in the places which he fhall appoint. .fl
baths for the men are to be feparated and at a dif-
tenet from thole of the women, and are to be (hut
born ten in the evening to break of day.
The infpeAion of the forts and harbours in Styria,
Carinthia, Tyrol, and in the late Venetian Stares,
will continue for font months. The Archduke Jour',
who, Iry General of the Engineers, is charged with
this miffi..n, is accompanied by two other Generals
of the Engineers, two Generals of Artillery, three
Generals of Infantry, ari two of Cavalry, betides
three Aide de Camps. a
lt is faid that the Aulltian
troops r n the frontiers of Italy do not amount to
twenty thoufand rnen.—Yearaal der Walsers.
A letter from Madrid, dated March 20, " rays,
8, His Carentic Maresry has appointed the Lieute-
nant General Don Acv•aez di FARM, Chief of the
Supreme Council of War, in the room of the-Marquis
of Catiellar, appointed Captain of the Royal Guard
of Halherdiers. By a royal difpatch. the fame liter.
lies and franchifes have been granted to the ports of
the Me Porto Rico, which are enjoyed by the other
ports of that clefs. All the privileges fucceifively
granted to the Ine of Cuba, have been at the fame
time extended to the IN of Porto Rico."
By difparches from the French Commiffary of
Commerce at the Canaries, dated from Tenerife,
we have received a copy of the Articles of Capitula-'
lion made at Gorce, the conqueß of which from the
Englint we formerly announced. It appears that
four veirels arrived from Cayenne at Senegal, in the
cootie of January, and which being reinforced by the
privateer My Uncle Thomas, of Rochefort, titter-
mined General thaw caor, the .Nernor of Senegal,
to attempt the carure ol that i land by a rospcle wain,
particularly as lie tinder-flood there was but a weak
garrilon in it. The %Oct: espechtien was placed
under the command of Setjeant Gout F E, Ulan 46th
regiment of the line, who commanded the detach-
ment from the garrifon of Senegal. The Officer, mho
commanded the privateer, took police-ion of the fort
which commands the town. and Gourrs having
reached the foot of the North Battery, where the
Englint gartifon had taken refuge; threatened to
norm it, and aid) the weak detachment be headed,
forced the Eoglillt Colonel to capitulate.
The diligence from Stra(burgh to Lyons was flop
ped between Ruffach and Ifenheim. The paffengers
were not plundered, but livres belonging to
Government were carried otf. The brigands were
twenty•two in number, well mounted, with the re
gimenrals of gent. &Arnim
A famous brigand, called Saint Rnchetto, has
lately been arrelled at PieL es:mom. He has been the
chief and nf fistn bands of holies or rob-
bers in the Alps, of whom 3c6 have already been
eaccuted. He never had any fixed `route. but he
knew pet Italy well the A'pa,lnd all retreats in thele
mount..ins, and whet CVst lie went, he had the talents
to form new ha' Js, and to ititpire his followers with
the moll vi lent hatred againtl the French, of whom
be 'dint...l.:ay. to have killed, with his own hands,
upwards of one dundred and twenty, and that his
comrades, slitting the IA war, Las 0, by amhufcades,
which h.. had epatc.!, dctlf:lcd 'Ty sodt of tso
Republican•. The ol one ~1 his miltrelfes
delivere I him tip at St. B.n;itno. Memrai.4l, can
evening many irantani..n. were Lund urn
him. and leceivt. ir• ,htittent priells and ftisits lot
2.5"60.000 be hid s.irrn to ehtitshe..
anti convents, t. hive And t.rAset bit
ob. tbe AlriltAtict ot the Virgin ) his on
der talortes. 11... i heti 'es nl.. n Lim a lid ,f I,
pelf ns, .h•mhein..,.lcdro doporl. this sea
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