Star. — London, England, 1801-05-26 00:00:00

1 • 'nut BRITISH FORM IN 4GYPT. THE Pubtic are refpe3fu ll y informed, that th following SUMS have been fubfcribed towards a Fund bO. affording Relief to the WIDOWS, WIVES, and ORPHAN: of the SOLDIERS, SAILORS, and MARINES, Nalq/ Wounded in Egypt, viz. Subleriptlons geogived to Cog 3d inftant. - His Royal Highnefs the Prince of Wales 4 ros His Royal ,Highneffs tfie Duke of York ros C. r. Jj. Angerfteln, Efq. 12 o Wm. Leighton, Efq. to it ohn Aagesficin. Efq. at Latino= and Mayor to At and Rivas at q Paul Le Meatier, Ffq. to ze John '5 5 Hay. Le Mefurier, Etq. to is Milmlrg'ilaley to to Geo. Leckie, ra i e IC Gavot Mart,. Efq. to 10 Gee so ic Cskedigilearkke,,Efq. at o CChlntefs Dowag. LIU= 3 c 'Luger* Ikras t Erg. at C Charles Logic, Efq. g 3 &bar, i• - • a g o Wm. Mitchell, El. to ic . 1 _ 11 , 111411 2 E q. Rebat Perm, q. to to Ken: M`Kenzle, . to to. Hazel Bonham, Efq. to to John Mak, Son, _ Beachcroft to to mas, and Co. . to ra y S. Bofanques,fen. Efq. zo to J. Morcir, Efq. to 33 S. Botanquet, jun. to to Ntartine,Stonesak Foceezo. to Bofanquet, Beachcroft, Munro and Browne. 'SO. 10 and Reeves to zo Shia . Pulteney, Bart. 10 to E. W. Booth; Efq. zo to General Pidton 10 to - • A. Maxwell Bennett so to. Plefchill and Bros/len to so Lady Ann Bingham 5 0 Charles Plefchill, Efq. u Broadwood and Son to to joreph Peel and Co. , to 10 Bingky and Auftin to to • Cha. Polhill, of Chip- Robert Chrittle, Efq. st o Read Place, Kent to to ; Charles Cowper, Efq. to to J. N. B. Pearce to so 7. Campbell, Efq.* 10 zo Can. John Staid 21 0 Charles Chalmers, Efq. to to Abraham Bahama Efq. to to Lord de Dunftanville zo to This Itiwczok E 21 0 Donaldfon and Glenny to to John Rave:Mill, Efq. to to Qpicidn Dick and Cm zo so A. Ridden. Ittiq. so 10 jaw Eddowes, so to Jahn Smith. Efq. 10 to Vim. Eddowea, Fat, • • ' Robert Shaw, Ef so to and ESL • - 10 to Re. Sisedden and at o Jfilit . z Forbes, Efq. • 20 ro David Scott. Ef . st o Bannatibes Slaholbred & to to' imd Co. - so so Sean, Idle, and Co. it o Dremdand. 71. 4 . 5 Han. CoL Stanhope . Harries • t o 5 Tim Manners Sutton to to v Muter, Sfq. to to Mow, Sandby, & Paul 10 10 Rabat r. ' Efq. At t) Gracie lissiban sod Team To so George-dnet to lo zo 10 - to a _ Efq. so to tai l o a c . a Sykes. HisleHoze, I , l* so io alinTitinfon, ,sr o Charles Hoare, t zi. to to Tladhdroa, q. to to Vint. allow, to to G. Woolf. Thelinfrbn 10 to KUM* Mom% to to AVUENitTurton, Efq. to to lisades,ParitbarACtato to Robert Waren, Efq. zo • to . L ob:Fieeist a Ifig. • to Id Mrs. Jame Witfan. W i t& 1 1.° 0 I t: . Edna.Tbalia Efq. l t o o / to o camberi rtil, s s Itror Watlm Wood sti berse t s o o s l o o Isiass. Beveridge. & Co. to ro Petra Wailer . •- r Those lam Mak -so ao Geoids Wood. Er* 1 9 so Thomas lAt in Efq. so to Tie Rt. Mow Umiak • lllLane; to to YorM r• • 40 to ' genera/ g adobe Brbicalbtes wA be MAU* eke Croorated Away: MU% Men !motion Antasdarrintsk• at elms eels& paddhirotie anis& entendaddiais Com. ar tttitt= "l"talli ttratdrst 11 .--m• and Ude We. • • assstaaey 11.1.°1rest Dligniansra, Chotied.trols • Conk Ills sad. • Alas% fleadbi, sad Pal a brat mil q' Prot-fteess Pkosibeet. duldh, Pares, and Sent& George•Areet, Manfteo•Mufs. Malmo and Ontela, Lombard-Rnet. dialogist, Bencla•oft, and Reeves, LontbanWhivot. Moeduka, Steenn, and Foote, Lonabard-ftreet. - NOLLAND. • • HAGUE, MAY zfa . • Thmearop which is forming between Bruges nod Mead, will be completed by the end of this month. The preparations in the ports of Picardy . wanders, for an expedition ag,ainfl Epgland, Are earried.on with the greatekodivity s and to. • ,oral naval officers and failors are arriving there. GERMANY: • • IMAM, MAY ay. There has been in circulation, fusee yetiertiey, an article of news too extraoidinlry to be believed on light grounds. The Elva. of Paossia is Paid to have required of the Batavian Republic, 163 millions of &rim, and the re4flabliflostrit of the Stadthoider, for whom the money is intended as an indemnity for what has been taken drool him; that the Bataviun Republic has written to 80. NA PARTE, who has returned for anfwer, that he took no concert in the bufinefs; and that the Re. public has in confequence fent an Ambairador to Berlin. The Pruffian officers perfiß in (tying, that they (ball not fo ikon evacuate Bremen and the Elatorate of Hanover. Their difcipline is, in all relpea, corn" and we have .nothing to accuf e than GE - N s so. Mininer at Berlin, . very violent memo ament, charging it with England, and protening navigation of the rivers in The PraffianCabinet has anfwers to thole notes. -^; upon the 'hutting of threatens otherwife to the King of Pruffia to, An army of, scropoo men is preparing for the Geld in the Pruf. Gan dominions. The French, on - the other hand, have 50,000 men in readinefs on site left bank of the Rhine, exclufively of the large military force • colleted in Belgians and Holland- Baron KAY EA, the Ruffian Miaifler, has the mon pofitive inftruftions to bring the negotiations with Lord CIIIITSFOST to an amicable termination, with the kaft poffible delay. Atszasusa I. has likewife fent a Courier to Paris, with innruitions to Count Kstirscaew to interen himfelf, in the name of hi s Sovereign, is favour of the Kings of Naples and Sardinia. This has adually beets done, and in oonfegnence of the fetious verbal and written repre fentat ioosof the Ruffian and Pruffiaa AmbafTadors, tLe departure of the Sardinian Envoy has been polipoued; but it is not known whether the bun. nefs will terminate in femur r,f the aggrieved Kings, as anfwers arc expeded from Ittiffia and Prunia to the althoonies given by ihe Firft Conful on this fabjed. . - - , MAMMMOH, MAY Samson rms., the French M has lately prefent ed (mend vet risk to the Prtaaa Government, plsa the fecret friend of Englan ing of the navigatim Torth " :4 Germany. The Pr! 'Wined very fpirited anfwers 160111APAILTI, it is faid, infias upo tbe Elbe and Wefer, and threa Size Hanover himfek which thi will not, however, content to. --- —_ • • I* I AMU . • PETtRSEIURGH, MAY 1. ' .. Inflead oithe intei median' 'Council, his Majelly i 'las appointed #permanent Countil, with particu. sr privilegeWer inveftigatiotand conlidering the - affairs of the Empire, and - die Decrees iffued.— this Council is compofed of perfons who . poffefs be confidence of his Mikity and of the pultilizi and the number of its members is unlimited. The :allowing are the Members of this Council already nominated : Field-Marffial•Generil Count Sac. ru soW ; the Generals of 'lnfantry, Prince, and Count. Su sow ; the Vice-.Chancellor..Prince Ku. A A KIN ; the General and Vice -Preildent 'of the War; iepaTtMCDt, LAMB; the A t torney General,. "B E stzsc H I W ; the Treefurer of the. Empire, Baron WASS li4 EW ; the General Count Von der PA HI Li N; and' the Privy CounfelJer, Prince Losu,cuis ; the Witter' of Commerce.. irince* Gateau, ; the Ad miral and Vice•Prefident of the Adizeiralty•Offiee, Count KUSCDELIW ; and the .Piivy' Counfellor Titostarscirissitot.—.For the haft's ef 'ativity of. this Council partictilarregnlatienihave been ;fined. The . Emprefs Dowager, with die:cOritionsce, of his Imperial. Majeity, has granteiltothe:Qneen of Pruffia, and to ,the Conforts of the 'Elector id" Bavaria, and or Duke Louis of Wirtembert, the infignia of the Grand Grab of the 'Order of St.. Catharine. - • .. . FRANCE. - • • . . . : .„ • PARIS, MAY it. . . Letters from Rome (late, , that the only coned. lions made by the Pore to the .Emperor Paw, in favour of the Er-Jefuits ellabliihed in Ruffle wete, M wear the hahit,,and erercifc the difcipline of their Order. • •-• . • • - - . .. . . MAY 011.7 1 ht LANDDAAVI ' of Hunhopes that he !hall fucceed in the project he has formed of unitiaa the Protestant and Reformed Religions. notwitisl • pgthe aVerfion theyhave allays en tat:tined teisach ocher. • MAT ii fi .When the 46di demi.brigade entered Mentz, on the sub infant, they were received with marks of the molt enthnfiallic affection, as the gal lant comrades of Lavinia. d'Auiseeca. The grenadier who carried the heart of the firft gre nadier of France was conducted to the Theatre, and placed in the Prefeft's box by the Commander in Chief of the 3d divifion. Stanzas analogous to theoccafionwere recited, and generatli-applanded. Mac a9..--A Portunefe frigate has arrived at L'Orient, having M.d'ARANJO on board, who is fail to be named Ilifnidler Plenipotentiary to the French Government, and is charged at the fame time with the propefels of peace. Mr. Daws.os the Milkier of the United Specs 1 to the French Republic, arrived on the s 7th init. at Paris. Mr. Dawson, the Envoy Extraordinary of the United States, accompanied by General RemusßO, went within thefe few days to theism& of THOMAS Paine, and delivered him a very *flee. tionate letter from Mr. Je treason,. i 6 which he' invites him to return to America, cad offers hint a national veld for his iralrage. " • ' ' • On the isth May, the Merdbeis of the C9snacil. of State, the Infpdtors, &c. °Armes, met together , at a dinner .to celebrate the return of thew tea; league DOLOMI 6U, and of Citizens Coaniza ,:n, DEscarits, Superintendants of the. Mines i and who formed a part of the Deputation of Savans, who were fent into Egypt. Among the toafts given at the dinner, was the following : 1 .. To the Learned of every suttee, who, sowarpe4 by po Gal prel o ir f i r e a c t s, make togetereal her common caufe, sod mike IA the lwnds . General MACDONALD was to fet out on the i k th for Copenhagen, in quality of Mintier of he • = public at the Court of his Danifk Majelly. . ... kbigs his Aickle,Camp with him. • - A Letter from Vienna contains the folfovring particulars r-44.1t is faid that a certain Cout while changing its fyftem, will have a powerful influence on the fubjed of incleinnities. Oar Court appears to experience fome difficulties. The greateft of thefe feems to arife from the fchemes of other C.durts which entertain different views. The moR important fource of. thefe difficultiei will of -"-• afire r - _ . ges which have arifen in the political fituation of the Northern Powers; changes which mull have produced one in the plan fettled, by %vhich the aiwil Batavian fleet was defined to cooperate with the other fleets in a grand expedition. All the troop; which were embarked on Baird this feet, defined for the Indies, will be immediately re.' landed. They will be conteoed in the vicinity of Helvoetfluys and the rand of Goree. The Journal of Genoa of the 9th of May, con tains the following article :—A Captain of a vef fel which arrived at this port yellerday, in eighteen days, and who paffed through:the Wands of the Archipelago, Elates, that it w as generally report the Engta bad been beaten underthe 1,- Alexandria, where the Fret& feting feveral mines with. great faeces. Being anted,Whether the Englifh had re-embarked, and retirnect with Their Beet to Malta ? he anfwered, that he &d not, kitcosthat circum fiance. - • Letters from Leghorn of the tft of May fay, The French, not content with performing won derton land, alio perform them on fea. Lan night • 'bar affeet of go fail arrive heve. - -Thiitmorning we fee one of ; 2 belonging to it, of which 6 arc of the line, ^and 6 fr igates. Two of them have arri ved in the poet with two tutetts„They-hiee land ed the youngeft brother irazis, who will go this night to the .. , • .... . • .' We are affured that the Fsm cb4iiis eln ft; resift to land in the ale of Elbe the: .hw' POffelfed themfelves of it, has taltaltrO Aga frigates. ' • . • • The ,Commiffary General of Police at Tout (lases, in a letter to the Minifter of General Police, that the kepublican Chebeck le joossrs, which arrived on the 11th of May from Biferte (in the 'Regency ofTonii) bas brought intelligence con fiAning the repose of the defeat of the, lifh in Et:, with further information thitecia. silov la toga' 600 a pathless. • - • i.. -, • • • ' Oilhiewtojt" intellixoce is extinnlkef4stOo a letha . daltd.Mai' BL. Manofqoe, lifiretAis I-- l'i A Citizen worthy of credit, arrived this Meant from Varfeilles, 'alerts, that recent accounts from the ,Catifk of Barbaej mention the. &fent .of the Ebel& under the , walls of- Alexandria, and tbe• immediate re-embarkation of the inder of Amathosiskilarlif, whirl% too gl " • e., s6th andi7th of April." . ' • . • .- 'The Treaty of Veme with. Naples linaleen rid- GA. The French have entered that - kingdom he all points. The Whole of the Nettpoliortr - navy; confining of three frigates, has been given Up th the French. The maiatitiarice•brthie . ,reircitiOnly wills the Neapolitan; soO,OOO rribcs;pli einnaih, :.r. -ARMY OF OBSERVATION OF THE SOUTH; •vms'ccitivicittos Of STATii sitet, TO Tim 7„iafv cow str t aOitavAßVir, • ' .....• . • - WIN May s. - Citizen C.onfol—Sinali . the letter which I had the honour to write yenetidaty, *lO Which wm for warded' to you by Generarnfogii,.." I have te ceived intelligence of the Eapellition which, left Bailie to take poreffion of the Mand'of Elba.-.- The debarkation was doned on the night•of the" eft ithiant, at Mareivii,, and ;t CamP9:l 4 42 - 410; and the imOvaalegr ita 4:15 lamer *co t from *luck the - stashorsi,' be; gan his Match at two o'cloe in *Morning, for oro l tioa .Longone,' .rt ap . peati, that: theiblyplnce be ti likely to meet with Tome , ' from tbs.Pfa feats in the pay of Englan a nd from fame regu; lax troops which the Eriglilh have *ought from Porto Ferrajo. I believe, howevet r ibet he is is furiflent force to conquer tliOni particulaily if *Neapolitan force, as there so slifon to believe, Ilipald remain neuter: The Officer bf that nation, Who iuMmanded at Campo, received the Frencb eatnunoy:itidt and every thi • leads me to - lien th.,4'the Commandant at I.ong one wall I+ have with the fame loyalty. " (Sigoid) aims': , . • .. ti.sorotb ageta7ati - cirazzei- or vaiueea, caste, or TM! si..ayr, :rh ins Kintyre' OT Wait. • - • , , . H4Wl•tuanirs Ill; romper+ May F• : : • 'Chia* Steiliervisitloistity with the treaty of peace concluded with th i COart of NePles, tit . _ - : hie difpoiiticint ? a and ath light' Ch ief i of Brigade, Gineralin thesehaving made` Bit detach - Mein 0f'660 Of the ald e infati.l ttY.:coint4anded . bY the Chad dr, Malll-1 ortiaet out frOns Ballia the 3oth April in 3s boats, 'retorted .by a crnifer carrying two guns,' . for the Me of Elba, to take poifeffion edit in con- , cert with the 4;Sops which 'were toTet out from Leghorn. • It 'arriied at Mlirciana at two at night 'of the next day: Thinking he might-be-able toi fu ri se Abe tower-which' defends , The beef 4, the' Chief of Brigade ' lea tOTTI, rallied hii whole lip tills,. MO I made th, fi gnal for landing; 'At the moment ivben he approached - the land, a very . bride firing having commenced spon the fortmoft boats, I ,he was obliged tooter, in order to lind under the proteEtion of-the . rocks ; and to prevent the Ent.' 4 Mt and 'armed „inhabitants, who defended tjaat . ;quarter, from taking a defenfive pofition„ .:. The landing being effesled, the treops took a pofition,at break of day, upon the heights of Mar— ciana and, in confequence.. the Commandant of Ithower, by orders which he received from the '4Governor of Lmgont,furrendered it to the French, Affer having *An pore/Goa of it, and placed the flotilla in Well', the Chief . of Brigade, Mauna wet, .la *Sher obedience' of his 'inaradtions i atastichni forward for Langone. At the firfi defile, ki wik adailed by a difcharge from an Englilb chaser, which lay dole along the coail, while onahiir fide ' the armed peafants endeavoured. to' flop his march; but the firmnefs and courage of the troops overcame all difficulties, and.the detachment as-. 1 rived at Carnpo.'; • The nett day, the t 4 .of May, the column having commenced its march for Porto •Longone, the Chief of Bligade commanding, be ing informed that the heights of Porto Ferrel° were occupied by a confiderable number of pat ients, Englifh, and Neapolitan deferters, he watch-. ed it with two companitrof 'carabineirs. We have to regret one carabineti' killed, and re-feral wounded. - The Governor of Longone is intitled to praife fOr his condo& to the French, and his good faith in the execution of the treaty.' • • On his fide the General of Diviiion THitaitav embarked at Piombino, on the IR pf May,' with a battalion of the both, arrived the fame day, and at this moment Porto Ferrajo, where there are 'about 1400 men, is inverted on all fides. He has 1: vded fome mortars, &c. in order to force the ci, `t. , to fur-render, in cafe it Mould perlia not to ac a ,„/,„„ owledge the treaty which enfures the'polfeffion of 7 t, '4 the French army. I fem. annexed, Citizen Minifier, a copy of the commons \feta by General TN•IlltIA 0 to the Go vernor of A Vorto Ferrajo, as alfo the anfwer of the latter. Th. 'iagh he Weems inclined to defend it, I h to annot Ince by the next courier the furien dope er of the plat ‘e. and the entire occupation of the ifL iud. o ur ho are befides founded spas the Imall quantity ot ovifions in the city, which M , o blockaded by fa. , - alto Mx= the party which we lave is it. ( tried) I,IOIPOLO MVO'S.. . .. .•° . • LONDON. TtIESDlet, MAra6. ;Warrsou-ToesuAy.—ttaillay Weis Socek-Exchange. • Lail night we received . Paris Journals to the sad infiant, inclufite.—whichi however,. contain •hardifreriferingthit is - new, important articles being tranflations of the official difpatches from Egypt, publifhed in- the London Gazette. In force journals the Itritilb are Rated to- have been defealed — on the gth of April, which, from the date► iisAmpofftble to be true.--;-A paragraph from Leg. ittirit, dated May s, fpiais of fit TrenCh fail of the and • fix • frigates, hating been teen off that -•port—probably GAIITHEAFDIeII fleet, which, ac., cording to the 'belt accoutatto . left _Toulon about month ago. • • . The Fresh b ave taken the igand of •lba is the neighbourhood of Leghorn; a poll, The .lofs of Which will prove a confiderable inconvenience to the Englifb cruisers watching the enemy on the Tyilian coati. The place was captured by a Naval Expedition fent out from ..e.cirfica, which is very juftly fpoken Afilaa .0f a miracle." A French NOV Etibtli,loni'attetided • withli4eri, is indeed cited the . • Captain . _ AprOT at, ;cot :dare; Sirtriw . ii arta, at "rined"at Cowrap . reports ! 4aat two corvettes, and thirty - fix goo-bath,. riaani!..toithr Road- and. Har of.Cheiburg!4' otrVtiday lath- ready for fea r but that the unceifsng• vigilance of the Britifh cruizers t fsitgrated •Asete:itteniptajio get out. Cberburgh onVonday wick. . From 140410cleirts, alit the Pilots are all ce be difmilfeil, - $1• tbO:troops difembarked from On board the patch" fleet in the Tesel, in • conk. quenee of tOe pyeiflc afiket which the afairs of the tier* have laaaliairaift& A_ vote !Ott. ralaTil" gati*atth !later, that tpiritt4co=3ll**ms)Uktelately been in :041.-00600Figiits of ?rafts and • Prion" , : • to have'com. • p4itied . . . . of the sondte of the former, in coofenting . . to re-p Peri the Ems, the Weser s mid the .Elbe; to the trade of gnat-Britain; whirls complaint is undeoltood to have been treated hy Praia, with •very little ceremony or refped. Be this, however, it,may, it is exceedingly probable that a 0301- nth at plvfgatfubfiffs,l ? etweelithateiwo Powers, in Confeqnence of the plans of indemnification and Other arrangements lately agreed to by France and Aultifatmol wjthSthich thectourt of Merlin is,with Much redfon,'thfpeeid to be difatisfied, as tend ing in eritiferiskflegret, fo ditoinith the influence Of,th:e PlotifeOf AftioilenborghipVio Gomm Ern- Pietr,'.4.oier repeat, f r :1 444 4144 /• 4 mell . . 44=4 in a Utter from trenlehi *Olt; - thit die IL'el• - •f Niesete :It" WS 04r ef thOtes46loCgOlioiri . .010 , 0 the ''Otriiiiiiihni of Helfand; but:'& ) Attiiiittifthe *itiis, a litsg fum of money, - as' an ihdoxinifica tion for the 19ffes fultaliied tpthe SVanrAtittits, in confequence'ef the revolution ! which deirived bird of his hereditry right, . . . . -----1 .- * The :Rovit Itiiiimr rester diy nsornlng took 'their . 11111111, ride in itichaiond-ChOdoli i lus MIL. JIISTY . vow accompanied ter the Duke of •Esav , and. Prince A.Doi. *a us, • =. ' . : ' The Prinie of .1114 tis yeiterday vilif i ed his , RciyafF eat; at Kew raki s f c :: . • -Mr. Suarra,one of hli Majeflyta Mefer_vrs, 'arrived yeftetdaf at bird HaVnoomuar's Office, With Difpatches from the Cptirt Ofßerlifi. Sir Lawlor' Natoli . left coon left §attwday for Ireland,. Yeßerdayri;orning the yth reigintiet ofoon Guards was rerireed by his Royal Hifirt` 'the Duke of YORK, oo- the, Oaf lfineberweeii Want tead-houfe and Porelt.gate.. Epping Fereil.—Af ter they had gene through their (eyelid manicu res, a draft was made from the regiment for ac e teal fervice i for Egypt, as was generally under flood. His Royal Highnefs was on :the ground about nine, and quitted it about two. In confequence of the embarkation •of fuch a number of Britifh troops for EgYpt e ' very.firkfl•sod rigid orders have been iffned hy - the Ccennuulder in' Chief to all the General Olken , on the fea coafts of the kingdom. ' • - - GeneralNuosay is oing out tojaomica in the Asui u ICAO' frigate. • Doom el the Sant . and as number of other. ' ' airoiso out pat. 1/ 2= . , . .... 11.111 C_., Royal Invalid' regiment Marched into the Tooter Veday, to relieve the fir* battalion of the Guards. , • • The Moen" received yell:lmlay, "Moog the ether .French Journals, mentions Ike arrival at 'Havre of -Mr. Livisosever (net IllieLawsos , as before Rated ! ) with the ratificatioitaiffillo treaty of peace between' France and livilefe*" ow' Livinorresik is the Chancellor of lifeilOisfrt. He is to be ineelled with the title of Miiiiter of the United States to the French Republic. - • • The. Bill now before the Hcrufe 'of Commons , for the further relief of debtors,tvilltrello to the imprifenment of their perfoof. Milt% MR tan nuw difcharge all perfons impriffoied at their fuits, without lofing, at any Moos time, the be .nefit of the judgment upon •which the exeettiee had bean ifrued. • - Sir Lill MART BL A czwaLL,Bart.luis hequesthed all his eflates, with his valuable cellsdlios of paint ings, books, coins, &c. to WlLtias Posen. Jr; Eiq. of Norwich, Hike only to p Pie punk/ el cool. to Mrs. BUTLIft , awl tistaiforglig di few fmall legacies, .. , courfe arife Prom iheinclemniiiestobe gran ted to inferjor (lams, more efpecially thole to be given to the r.,tmott Dints of TuscAny: It is impoffsble to sonteMplate thole to. bd given in Gatanutny, w#hout perceiving that they wall be attended with dillereestble confequences. It is eipeled thin the fettre.nt of this important affair will be fomewbat tedious." ‘• , The Cabinet ~L Vienna has made a propolition to the Eleffors of ttz and Treves, to the Duke of Wuarsasu sa , t h e '°rince Bifhbp of Wuatzsuac , and Bateau°, to sjo pay a part of their forces for the f p sce of four `es. It is added that this pro .h a s b een a d ed, and inflead of being difbanded, they will be 'vved into the fervice ,of Aufirias It is betides, 'fain, that the Impe- rial .Army is put upon - tbo e "40 , 111 " 1 ".. incnt 1 and the regiments width seas!". IF i t "e' , m the mean time , on a full footing, ' • MAE EE.--A letter from the of 14th of May, Antes, that the repoetl7tte MITREIet upon the new conaitution was announce for the morning of that day, but that it did ant taliV ee • The fame letter adds, that Admiral.de W. TER was to fend back, in the courfi of that wee k,, pilots'Whom he had engagesl,,to eondui the A 1 3 s of war of the fleet under Ms command. The." perfons are become ufelefs to him, fince the than-