Star.
London, England, 1804-03-09 00:00:00

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LONDON.

IMIDAY. MARCH t.

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The public coriofity has been excited not a little
trace the news of the recent plot again the Confuse
Government. to know the refuk. and to learn whe-
ther the intelligence was coerce that listed Generals
blown and Prensaau to have been guillotined.—
Till farther accounts be received from France. the
pedant anxiety cannot be removed, and it waft be
confulerably heightened by accounts received this
morning from Deal. which Sate, that
MOTHER WE/LIMON
Has taken plate in Prange inimical to BONAPARYB.
The news is Paid to have been brought over by a
Regalia General. How far it may be corree. we
cannot take upon us to determine ; but the thing is
far from being improbable. We fall not indulge
in conjeanres, bat content ourfelves with fnbjoining
the information that has reached us :

" DIAL. MALICII 8.

" We have jai received intelligence of s very int-
" portant nature, which, added to the late news
" from France. carries with it fosse degree of pro.
• bability, efpecially as great bunk prevails here at
" pretest among the Blipping in the Downs :—A
" nerd and his fuite, attached to the Monarchical
" Party in France, who was tome days ago received
" on board one of our cruisers from the heights
" above Dieppe. brings an account that a counter-
" revolution has taken place in that country, preju.
" dicial to the interefis of the Corfican Ufurper.
" The whole naval department here are in the'
• highek fpirits in confequence of this fudden
" change of affairs all the flips, cutters and brigs
" ready for tea in the Downs hare received orders
" to get under weigh immediately. Moll of them
" have already failed. Wind S. E. and by S.
4, The firing heard the other day was a falute at
" Boulogne ; but on what occafion we have not yet
" karst."

Laii night dilpatches were fent off exprefs by a
Mellinger from the Admiralty to Plymouth, for
Admiral Lord CoarwatLlll, to be forwarded to him
from that place Ey a faft•failing veffel. An exprefs
was likewife fent off to Ireland.

Al chips of every defeription have been ordered to
be got ready for fervice as fall as paiible. Every
thing Gems to (hew that fome fecret expedition is in
contemplation.
The Vi has been ordered to take in flares
and provifions for two months.
The I.A►wlao and CARTIFORT, of :8 guns each.
have betn et demi to be got ready for fen with all
pr !!,le difpateh. The Lucirsa borothat Wooly/kb,
11 and the CL-or, have been alto ordered to be got
ready for fea immnsediately.

Lail night we received Dutch papers to the ath
ulr. Zorn which we have given a few extrals in the
preceding column. The cella important piece of in.
forma•ion they c‘.l.taM is an open ackonwledgmer t
in 7be Arretkant, that the Dutch Officers who had
been appiied to, to take commands M the flct:lla at
Milling, defined f r the inrafion of this country,
bare refu. b .0 acerpt t t tl e arpoirritents.

Sews is what a bopdda Elbe they view the whole
undertaking. We fubjaia the paragraph literally
We bear that the Dutch navigators. who have a
knowledge of the Engllk coals. have almo& unani-
moony refufed to take the command of the kveral
wails comparing the flotilla at Flaking : with their
motives we are unacquainted. It is not, however.
probable that this will impede the failing of the ex-
pedition. as there is nn neceblty that every one of
the Commanders fhould be Dutchnees, or experi-
enced feamen. BeGdes,this is of the left eonfequeueer
fusee fo good a harmony prevails between the Dutch
and French foldiers and tailors.
44 The Committee of Finance have rejeand the plan
Fopofedlsy the Government to the Legillative Af•
fembly for raring a loan of forty millions."

Jai as this paper was going to pmts. we received
French papers to the astir. and Dutch papers to the
a9th
The Monikurs are filled chiefly with addreffes to
the Ftasr Cow so L. to congratulate him on his chaps.
No further mention is made of the eonfpiraey or of
the cosfpirators is the *facia papers.
Na nasuaulta. Fs a.6.—The Eque (Irian poreirtons,
who& owners have not thought proper to cubmit. are
now put in fequeltration by Palatine Bavaria. and the
placentas sod Cubjeas prohibited from making any
paymenta,whattiver to their Lords. who have pro•

SCI4IIOIIM, Fu. 24.—An embargo has jolt been
laid here, on the part of the French Government,
on all ootward-boond (hips, in order to prevent Ge
nasal Parasol's; from duping. _

On the 18th, a general embargo was laid au all
dips it Zealand, the cattle of which foots became
nispifelt. Rear Admiral Vaamint, in purfaance of
orders received to that effee, emoted s 3 &avian gun
fchooners and 75 Mat bottomed verde to be haeled
out of dock,and tobe brought into the Road. When
the &deices left Middleburg. Oche pa khoossers, ans.
ply provided with ammunition, had *whored la the
Road ; and the 75 flat.bottomsd yeah were taking
in their ammunition, and were expelled in the Read
the fame evening, in order to fail the neat morning
foe Dunkirk and Boulogne, if the vial ;maimed fa.
vourable. The bunk was fo great, is coakquence
of this important movement, as to exceed all defcrip-
don : the fpedators were innumerable. There em
lie in DOck 68 fiat bottomed weeds and tan gun
fchooners. On the tlith, a Member of the Council
of Marine. and Admiral Variant. lapelled the
armed vetch.
The number of velkls of war and tranfports of all
kinds is daily augmenting in the ports of Zealand a--
the latter amount to a hundred, which lie at Flah-
iag in the place called the Pottenbade.
There are at prefent6oooFrench troops at Utrecht,
as well infantry as cavalry. To-day they were to be
reviewed by General M on the Heath, in the
vicinity of that city.
Fes: aB.—We bear that a fcarch has been made
in Rotterdam, by order of the French Comnsiffary
of Commerce, for General PIOIEOII3 and the other
confpirators.

VIENNA, Faa. +—Never was there fuels a bunk
among our Minifiry as at pr. fot. The private fe-
cretaries are almoft inadequate to the talk of making
up the feveral difpatches whu b are continually for-
warding by Couriers to Pa is, Petedburg, Berlin,
&c. Several Minifiers of g eat Courts have rie-
quently long conferences Iwith the Firft //Unifier of
State. In the war department, a more than double
vigilance is ()braved. There is a motion among the
troops, which excites appreheufion in the friends of
peace. Several military perfons of the firft rank
thew, by the difpofitionrwhich they are making, that
they momentarily cape& other orders. As yet, an
impenetrable veil hangs before thefe important omens,
which however threaten a fpeedy and terrific folution.

Yeflerday we received New York Papers, to the
4th ult. They contain nothing of confequence.
The importation of African Raves into 1.0111111111
has been prohibited by law.
Difpatehes were yefterday received from Admiral
Coariwaxins, dated the sd of March f and likewife
Difpatehes from Sir S. SMITH.
The Durham Elation concluded on the sth inft.
after a (harp conteth At the Cumming np of the
P.. 11, tn: numbers Rood nearly as follow:
kor Mr. R. S Q Siunee 3119 I For Mr. Tweddell airs
Mr. CUE*. Sparrnao,
Mr. Tweddell then declared, that from certain
tranfatlions which had occulted during the Conte%
ne thought himfelf jullified in bringing the matter
before a legal jurifdilion.—Neither Sir H. V. Tam.
piss., nor Mr. Lassarow, mere prelim at Durham
during the contell.
LORD Camsiroeo.—Aeenteliag to the lateß and
molt authentic accounts that it is potLble to i.btain,
Lord Can MLIOILD was alive this forenoon at twelve
o'clock, but much weaker than he was at any time
yellerday. AU beneath the (pine is in a Rate of pay,
which induces a belief that the ball is lodged there.
At the particular requeß of the relations of Lord
Cam 'Letters, all the Surgeons who have attended his
LordOsip, met at Little Holland Houle this morn.
ing at nine o'clock, for the purport of having a con.
foliation, psevious to an operation which had been
propofed ; but having examined Lord C•DIE /OR u's
wound, they found it in kith a Rate that they deem-
ed it improper to perform any operation. Their de-
telMinatiOn was feat off, by expels, to the Matquis
Bocanscuass, Lord GI. tivixt.a, ace. and we have
fence learnt that Mr. HIAVISIDT Rates as his opinion
that Lord CAMILWORD is in fuch extreme danger, that
be cannot poffibly funive many hours !