Star. — 1804-03-19 (London, England)

ROLLAND.  Moos, Faa. sg.—According to letters from ris, the murder of the Filter Cowing. was fixed upon to take place in the night between the r4th and 15th inftant. At five o'clock in the afternoon the difco. very was made, and the intended malted ball at the Opera was forbidden. Numbers of pretended Englint agents and many Frenchmen their accomplices, are now in the Temple and other prifons. It is now known for certain that General La 110• at s, who, during the !aft campaign againft Auftria, was employed by General MOR eau, to negotiate the feveral eeffions of arms, is arrefted with General Dasoaciss, and many ther Generals and military men. Several other great names are mentioned as conneßed with the Confpirators, and we are allured that the Army in Holland have juft received orders to arreft feveral Officers of rank. The Courier who carried hither the news of the Confpiracy, brought General Maarsour a commitfion as General in Chief from Flufbing to the Elbe. The French army in Hanover is of courfe under his command. _ _  Shortly after the arrival of General Matrons- in this country, Admiral Vain aut. was ordered with the greaten part of the Flotilla for Dunkirk and Boulogne. On the 18th an embargo was therefore laid on all (hips in or near the ifland of Walsberen, to prevent the enemy from obtaining information of the failing of this flotilla. On the 19th, a great divifion of it, confining nearly of one hundred-veffels, or twenty-three gun-boats, and (entity-five flat. bottomed boats, went to fea. They had on-board two French half-brigades that were lately in Hanover.— Admiral Vsanuat. commanded the flotilla, and his flag was on board one of the gun-corvettes. At noon the divifion was out of fight; unexpetledly, however, the whole returned at night, on account of a heavy fog and contrary wind, or, as Tome pretend, to avoid an Englilh divifion of frigates. The wind is yet contrary, and the flotilla continues at Flufhing. In the mean time preparations are made for the failing of the whole flotilla at the fame time, which, befides gunboats, confifis of zoo flat-bottomed boats and tranfports. General d'East., the, commander of the French artillery in Holland, is ordered to Hanover to fueceed General Du Lai:LOT in that country.  Fsaau.say 28 —ln confeqnence of the departure of General d'Es tt. to Hanover, the general of bri• gade TISILLIY, who (erred in the campaigns on the Rhine, and in Egypt, refumes the command of the artillery of the French troops in our republic. A detachment of French cavalry go daily from hence to Catwyk, to keep a watchful eye on the motions of the Englilh. The communication with England awe the occurrence of the late events at Paris, has been rendered very difficult ; and all fufpeBed perfons, dpecially fuch as are delimit; of going to England. ate itriftly I watched.  ANSTRIDAII, Fay. 28.—0 n the ssth inn. Geoeral MARMONT, accompanied by Geneve.ls Vicsaotcas and Bouorr, arrived here from Utrecht. He eras met by a detachment of Batavian huffas and grena-1 diers from our garrifon, who efeorted him to the Doel, where he received she compliments of the mu. Inicipality. and afterwards dined in company' with the French commiffary, the late director Oculist. lac. The next day be went accompanied by one of our Ilirettors of the marine and his retinue, in two yatchts, over the Zuyderfee, to the Helder and thel Texel. to infpea the fleet,' and the troops in North Holland, whence he will return by land to Amfler. 'dam and Utrecht ; after which he will go to Flufhing. The French troops in ZwoU, except es men, have marched to Nimeguen. Our Direaory has publifhed the official account received from Lawrie°, at Liffion, relative to the troops made prifoners of war by the Engliffi at Demerara, Effequibo and Berbice. When there troops had arrived at Barbadoes, the Englifh perfuaded many of them to enter into their fervice ; the tea were embarked in the prize the Surinam Planter, which was fo ill provided. and in Each a bad condi. tion, that• many of the Officers refilled to go in it.— On the 28th of December the fhip was wrecked near Lifbon, and feveral of the Officers 101 l their lives. The reft of the crew, confilLing of 287 perfons, got, fele to Laos.  Several Englifh (hips of war have lately appeared off Dunkirk, and approached very near the harbour ; but the fire of Fcrt kifbau rutin obliged them to !land out to Ica again.