Star.
London, England, 1804-05-26 00:00:00

GERMAN?".

Rarteann, MAY 2.—We arc anted that Citizen
BACNSR, the French Charge d'Affaires, has tren4
mined a new verbal' and confidential declaration to
the principal Comitial Minifters, fignifying that the
two mediating Powers will not delay their promifed
interference for the regulation of the affairs of the
Empire; but that in the interval. things Should re-
main in the fame Rate as before.
FAAMCICTOI,T. Mar B.—The affairs of the Empire,.
•r rather the conciliation of the oppofite interells of
the German Princes, Rill remain.in a fiat of lancer-
taint), and fufpenfe. The Public at lealt can enter-
tain no other opinion, in judging of the true fenfe of
Citizen Becalm's verbal declaration at Ratilbon.
We are curious to learn on one fide, whether the
+Princes of the Etnpire will patiently attend to this
exhortetkut, and, on the other, whether the Chief of
the Empire will abandon the execution of the &d-
-ams of the kik Council againft chore Members
who have feiza-d the domains ofthe Equefrian Order.
Of the latter. Citizen &estates communications
km not to entertain the leaf doubt. •

FR4NCE.

PARIS, MAT ss.
Letters from Maffei'lmitate. that the Dutch pri-
vateer Honpe. fitted out at the Cape of Good Hope.
and carrying twelve guns, has captured near Ango-
la, oe the coati of Africa. the Englifit.brig Ariadne.
from Liverpool. carrying ha guns, defined foe the
lave trades and laden with cotton, rum, fufila, and
&oaks 4/salmi for-exchange mid:tbe Blacks... This
peiaa—hat her& curia. fats to,„4loeawAyrele
Aoseriee. , ,
,A,poorqg man, i papa of litauccase's, mitred
lately to a balloon st Callonieres. He had been as
high as zoo yards, and much above the mountains
orßagel. He was only four hours and a half it
isaltiag twelve leagues. •
!Peseety-five thoufand men are now encemped near
Utrecht ; the Dutch Government has pillaged Ge-
meral 'daemon'. with a malt elegant tent, and befpoke
twelve others, for twelve otber French Generals
loader his eouunsad. Nothing can be a [hanger
proof of the good anderftanding between France and
Holland. Another camp is ordered near Haerlem,
at Krauck.Leck in the fame place where the Gallo-
Bamvian army was encamped laft year.
The Senator Josses' Bo AAAAA vs refides at the
al of the Foist. Cortsur. at Pont de
iqtantiteiTercamp near Boulogne. He has gained
ill hearts by his condefeenEon and affability. His
military talents are fuch as wonld do honour to old
warriors. He will Coon be promoted to a General
of Brigade. and immediately afterwards to a General
of Divifion. Many think that the chief command of
one of the divifions of the Army of England will be
given him, and all agree. it cannot be in better hands.
(yawed& Deftly/arr.)
Citizen Maumee. Prete& of the Department of
10e and of Vilain, but who has refided for years in
England, as an Emigrant, has been nominated a can-
didate for the Confervative Senate; and it is figs-
pored that the FILST C 9114111. will give hint a place
worthy of histalente and patriotifm.
The ESIPISOII is expeited immediately after his
Prpcbimation, to go to the Coati, to Brabant. and to
Holland. to be fainted as (itch by the different armies.
His fuite will confift of two thoufand perfons. Ma-
dame Bo AAAAA ex will not accompany her hatband
on his journey.
Since the arrival here of the Ruffian Courier Bay.
mom who brought with him difpatches of great
confequence. feveral .Roffian (objets have left this
capital ; among others Prince TILUIELZIIOI, and the
sfich family of Divorr.
As our Government did not fee with fatisfaftion
the pleafure camps ordered by the King of Pau MA
'in Weaphelie, and on other parts of the frontiers of
Hanover. his PrulEan Welty has countermanded
the arrangements made for them.—(Gensote de

-Freers .)
Our Ansbafrador at Linton. General Lass t
on theMofl fandiar footing with the Pataca ReGeNT,
with whom he regularly dines and Cups, and is be.
fides of all his hunting parties. The French are now
as much liked in Portugal as the Englith are defpifed,
and French produftions are preferred to thofe of all
other nations—(Le
The ENTIMOR of G/ILMANY has prohibited the
French Emigrants who reade in his dominions from
wearing the crofs of St. Louts.
The Englifh merchant TNORISTON is arrived at
o.lefraN as Britith Conful. What bufinefs cart any
•Erglilhman have to do in that port ? we flaould hope
that the Roman Government will keep a good look
out ots his tranfaaions, and remember DRAM—
(Le Gitoyer fraftreis.)
Several (hips of Lord Net.son's fleet, which have
(offered (tom florms, are gone to Malta to repair
their damages. Fortunately the arfenals there are
empty, and our privateers will take care to keep them
(n. As to provifiosts, the Sicilians thew the fame
avidity, for Lnglifh guineas as the inhabitants on the
coati Batbary, and they arc therefore plentifully
fopplied.
Orders have been lately fent to Italy, to fortify the
town of Trevifo, and the pafres of Cafal and Chlufa.
It looks, Illys ; letter from Milan, as if our Govern-
ment furpeLleJ vhe loyalty of Aultria, which con•
'Woes to frog:tee numerous bodies of troops into the
and 4w late Venetian States.—( a'
dr &rag )