Star. — London, England, 1801-07-10 00:00:00

~:~ PORTUGAL. LISBON, JUNE ss. Of the precife articles of the Treaty, I cannot fpeak with any confidence ; brat it is clearly under flood that they do not correfpond with all the views and vines of the FIRST CONSUL. The Paints of PEACE will, in all probability, exppfe himfelf to many embarraffinents, if not to difgrace, by the precipitation with Which he figned the Prelimina ries. He and Luca z .Boa APART& are faid to be already upon bad terms. Yet we know at this plate that • the Spanifh army could not have ad vanced muth further into the country ; not indeed in confequence of the difcipline and valour of the. Portuguese, who are wretched troops, but from the abfolute want of provifions. The cavalry could not procure forage for even two days longer. Britiflt property- will fttffer very little by the ex ecution of the treaty, however revere it may be, for having long fine anticipated the event, we took our meathres accordingly. The people are in ge neral very much irritated at the conclufion of peace, as they fear it will again make them dependent upon Spain, and lead, by the means of the Repub licans; to the dellruetion of their religion. The Government thinks it prudent to conceal the con ditions for lime time longer. Monte Mayor is to be given up to a corps of French cha ff eurs and artery. • JUNE 23.—We know nothing more about the conditions of peace (ince the departure of the brig Enterprize, which took the lall letters to Falmouth. It is faid that Government has propofed Tome mo difications in favour of the Englifh in the treaty of peace, becaufe, if the conditions relative to them were too revere, it would perhaps only expo& this country. We are affured that the KING of Srata will be at Badaos on the z7th of this month, and that on the a4t h the PRINCE REGENT will fet out from hence to meet him; and that the marriage of the INFANT of SPAIN, with the young Princefs of Pot rv as 1., wilt then take place. There is a great deal of difcontent both in the city and in the camp with our old General. Letters from the camp Rate, that it prefents the moll angular objeet, viz. excellent officers and ex cellent foldiers in the fame camp, compofing the worn army poffible.' Many of the officers of the auxiliary troops have teen a great deal of fervice this war; they look with afioniffintent upon the Portuguese foldiers, who bear all their privations without complaint, even that of being badly com manded. They could not help, however, looking with companion at a Portuguese Council of War, cornpored,of fixteen Officers, whore ages together amounted to 1 zoo years. This Council iffued an order for preparing carriages for tranfpotting the provifions of the army, and at the faille time they ordered the Provincial Regiments to return to their cantonments ; fome of them are on their march, in order to return here. The Spaniards have, however, experienced thit the Commanders in the province of Beira are not quite fo old;—they endeavoured to enter thafpro-* vince, and attacked the polls defended by the Le gion D'Alerne, three days fucceffively, but were conflantli repuWed. Although LUCIEN Boa a /AIME the Puttee o f PEACE, and M. DE PINTO •_ _ . have figned the peace, yet we underftand that the Fla sr Corso'. is diffatisfied that Portugal was not - - entirely conquered, which he thinks noceirary in prefent Late of the North. LONDON. FRIDAY, JULY .0, PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK: Confab for *pg. 64--Confots for mom 64 a. die. Reduced 6th p Cautt. Sof j —j pa Cent. 954 M. dl.. New 5 pa Cent. 914—.0mnium loi—Loog Am: tB} 7-z6. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bonk Stock t6y4 Lorp Ann. 18 7-16 ; per C. sad, 6of 6s Short Ann. 5 3-16 ; per Ceat..ConL 6o I i Imp 3 per CUM 354 6o 4 pa Cent. 89 . * Imp. An .... ; pa C. Navy 95.. 091910111 W. / per C. LIPP' 94 94 Coot. for Ace. 62{ i 1 Tefterday the Half-yearty DI/Okada bnan to be paid at the 'bah mo the Bankers and Mcreltentam-Thls day they were - to the Pak at lir=e. The Haaburgh Mail due on Sunday lak ar rived this morning. Its contents are not of a na- tore to excite much intereft, cfpecially as thedmoft important articles reft merely on rumour. We tubjoin every thing worthy of notice received by ibis conveyance s • CONITANTImorte, MAT 17.—Notwithftanding all the farces of the Englifh in Egypt, many per. lons here are anxionfly impatient for farther intel ligence from that country, and appear furprized that the rrcncn Arc able to bold out fo long, and that the fate of Egypt is not yet decided. The attendant of the CAPTAIN PASHA, who brought the accounts already publifhed of the tak ing of Rharnanich by the Engin under General Hurceirsor and the Turks. has been prelknted by the CrI•ND StIIINION with a confiderable turn of money, and a valuable Willi. By the taking of Rhamanich the communication between Alex andria and Cairo is cut off. The crew of a (hip of war, which arrived here yeaerday from Aboukir, fay, that the French in Alexandria may prebably net farrender fp foon as bad been expea.d. We are alto under tome ans;-ty here left the Trench fhould make fame attrmpt from Italy on 'o w Turin coats, and againfl the Morro; on which account three (hips of war have failed with ph difpatch for the latter.. the failure of the great commercial s Baser* has occafioned many of importance. tafurca to allow the new Repub. At Smyrna the 1 book of NICHOL& giber bankruptcies The Porte bow / - lie of the Seven Hands a free trade in the Black Sea. The Ruffian Arabatfador eierts himfelf in their favour. Letters have jull been -received from Rhodes, Rating, that the Turks are in poffeffion of Cairo, but this intelligence wants confirmation. The new Spanifh Ambaffstdor; the Chevalier DscoaSL, ar rived here on the t 7th latent, and has brought with him confiderable prefents for the GRAND SEIGNIOR. During the fummer he will refide in a country-feat at Bujukdere, where moil of the other Foreign Minifters live, during that pleafant fea fon. The GRAND &wawa will this week remove from the Seraglio to his fummer refidence at Bef chiktafch.—The day before yefierday the Danifh Charge d'Affaires, Baron litrascn, received, by a C. ,frier, Bona rears's anfwer to.the propofal made to him refpeding the exchange of Turkifh and French prifoners, to which he is faid to have agreed.—Yellerday an Englifh brig arrived here. VIENNA, JUNI 20.—1 E is faid that the Anarian Envoy at the Britifh Court, Cciunt Sranaxassau, will go to Paris in the room of Count COSINTZLL who is expelled to return. His Chamberlain has arrived here with difpatches, but will not return to Paris, as the' Count hirnfelf will foon arrive.- According to fome accounts Panes), Ocnou has entirely defeated a corps of Turks which at tempted to flint him up in Widdin, and taken Iwo prifoners. The Generals commanding in the provinces have received aria orders not to fuffer any ammunition, &c. belonging to military depots, to be fold. The Ordnance Office is ordered fpeedily to furnifh the fortreffes in Bohemia, Moravia, and Sadie, with the neceffary artillery, ammunition, &c. In the cannon-founderies the utmoft aelivity prevails in recalling the ufelefs artillery, and in rendering thofe cannons that have been taken in Italy fit for our fervice. The Officers fill receive the rations for their horfes, and in fhort, every thing remains on the war efablifhment, notwithflanding the peace with France. The Duke of SA xx-TascHew fill continues to &milli the Archduke CHARLES with confiderable fums of money, for fupporting meritorious but im poveriffied warriors, which enables his Royal High nefs to give an addition of 5o florins per month to fuch Officers as need, and who are obliged to ufe the baths, or other expenfive remedies, on account of their wounds, or of indifpofition : Non-com miffioned Officers are fir pported in proportion. MANNEIM, JOWL 22.-By letters received at Peterfheinr, it appears that the late Grand Mailer of the Order of Malta, Baron HOMSPECH, is ar rived at Fermo, & town in the Ecclefiaftical State on the Adriitie. According to an official notification the Reve nne of the Helvetic Republic amounted laft fear to the turn of 8,329,061 livres. The fuperior-prefed Jottivax, at Menu, has publicly contradicted the report that be had tent 2500 troops over to the right bank of the Rhine, there never was more than 200 men in Caffel. It is likew•ik unfounded, that, in Heffe-Caffel, a corps is affembling on the frontiers. HAWAII, jinn 33.—Baron BUT, the Batavian Ambaffador at the Court of London, has paged through this city on his way for Munich. He came from London by way of Calais and Paris.— Since the departure of the French troops from Caffel, the inhabitants of the right banks of the Rhine are again (offered to come to Mentz with out paffpons. The purpofe of the Deputation, lately tent from Mentz to Paris, is, to entreat the' Flour CoNsut, to diminifh the number of troops in the four Departments, to relieve the city Of Mentz from the fituation it is fill under, rekm bling a fate of liege, and particulary to allow the exportation of corn, which, from want of buyers, is become fo cheap, that toBlb. of wheat fell for not more than three florins, and the fame quan tity of rye for one florin 45 kreutzers.—The Brif gau remains AM occupied by French troops. HA61711, Juan 27.—0 n the asd. intl. General Aug sassy accompanied by the tribune GI/anal% has been for tbme time at the Hague employ ed in affarrs of finance, let out for Paris. He has only taken with him an adjutant, and has left be hind his general ftaff and every thing belonging to his head-quarters; whence it is concluded that he will loon return to the Hague. General Vicroa has taken the command of the troops in our re public. BRUSSILS, JUNI 25. —They write from Luzern bun, that the rale of the magazines of provifions there and in other fortreires is poilponed. The troops at Luxemburg have received orders to hold themfelves in readinefs to march, as is fuppored, for the coati. There troops confifi of about 15,000 men. Micas', June is.—The report that the Pots has offered to cede his ecclefialkical territory to the King of &Amnia is unfounded. The neer Con sul. has, however, applied to the Pore to difpenfe with the celibacy of the Clergy, to acknowledge the canftitulional Priells, &c. but the Pors has given a rental. A corps of French volt": is affetaling in TuP cln7 the &Alumina of wbick is not known. A report has been in circulation here for fome days that the Pots had left Rome, and the French taken pofieffion of the city; but pnr Gazettes, only fay, that French troops have paired and daily pats through Rome to Naples. , The French Generals Casasubco and MARTIN are arrived at Rome. As the Pots, on account of the Rate of his finan ces, has been unable to reftore the horfe guard, the Roman Nobility have offered to form a corps at their own expence, and this offer has been accept ed with thanks. The Secretary of State has nomi nated the officers, and appointed the Dukes Mar- Tilt and &AMC! to be Commandants of this guard. An Englifh frigate is arrived in the port of Ve nice from Egypt, but nothing new could be learned from its crew. The Englifh continue taking molt of the chips coming from fuch of the ports of Italy as are occupied by French troops. A Greek vef fel arrived in the port of Genoa, Dates to havefeen Admiral GAN TN NRIIM E'S fleet off Meflina. The army of our Republic is to confift 9140,c00 men, French, and 12,000 men, Cifalpine troops; the expences for which are calculated at 7o mil lions firi of Milan per amis s and muff, probably, be paid by our State alone. General Monogr has been appointed Commander of the Gallo-Cifalpine army, and his head-quarters will be at Cremona. The French army will form a line from Verona as far as Romagna. It is raid, that Parma and Pia cenza are to be united with the Cifalpine Republic, It is laid that the profufion of Palm I. in build ing new palaces, &c. had left the Treafury fo ex berated that the Ruffian Government cannot find the means to defray the expences of repairing our (hipping detained by the embargo. We undentand that the nisi. Coattn. of France refutes to ratify the Treaty with the American States, unlefs the American Government (hall agree to it without modification. Apprehenfions are entertained that the French will renew their depredations on the commerce of the United States. Mr. Dawson, who is at Paris, was to apply to the French Government to fufpend meafures of this nature till the matter could be reconfidered by the American Senate, or Tome other amicable mode of fettling miners could be adopted. We learn by letters from Bremerlehe, that the day after•the Pruffian troops left that place, a dreadful fire broke out in an empty houfe : the flames raged with furl violence that the deftruc don of the whole town was expelled ; by the fad den change of the wind, however, and the exertion of the inhabitants, its progrefs was flopped, after r having dune damage to a very confiderable ' amount, leaving many families who were in affiu ' ence, in the molt diltrefling circumftances. A letter from an Officer on board the Baltic Fleet, dated Dantzic, June 18, lays, "One half of our fleet has been well and abundantly vidualled here, at lets than half what it would coil in Eng land. Bornholm and Lower Saxony have fupplied the remainder.—A Pruffian General, with a large fuite, dined one-day on board the Genoa'. After dinner, he gave, "The Briti(h Forces in• Egypt," which was drank under a difcharge of nineteen guns. In return, was given, " A friendly and in timate connection between the three Crowns, Ruffia, Pruffia, and Great Britain," with a Royal Salute. On Monday the lick men of the Monranua, of 74 guns, were landed at the Royal Hofpital, Ply mouth. Ohe feaman, on being brought into his birth, actually depofited in the Steward's and Agent's theft, till his recovery, 7001. of wages and pnze-money received in the Weßlndies. On Wednefday, the a4th tilt. the New Gallo way Volunteers, commanded by Captain Jona Goatios of Kenmore, were infpeded by Colonel Castnau.. On Friday laft the Captains of the Yeomanry corps. in the city and county of Dublin, dined with the Lord Lieutenant at the Cattle. On Saturday fe'nnight, the Lanark Volunteer ICompany, commanded by Captain Veer, were infpetted by Major-General Day 14 MOND. On Thurfday the tBth nit. the Dumbartoidhire Cardrofs Company of Volunteers, commanded by Captain 'vat Campeau., was reviewed by Major- General DILL:KNOW D. . On Friday fe'nnight, the itirrymuir corps of Volunteers, under the command of Capt. SANDS, were reviewed by Lieut. Colonel Fans, of the 4th Dragoon Guards. The Newton-Douglas Volunteers weosinfpeded by OA. Caw rases. upon Friday fe'nnight. On the aath June, the Loyal CAle-Donglas Volunteers, commanded by Captain•Huon, were infpeded by Colonel CASSPIIRLL. On Tnefday fc'nnight, the ads Dragoon Guards, commanded by Col. WARDS, the greaten part of whom are quartered at Piers Hill Barracks, were reviewed on the Sands of Leith by Lieutenant- General Vass, accompanied by the Staff Officers. Same day, Lieutenant-Colonel infpeded the two companies of Tweedale Volunteers, at Peebles, confining of Igo rank and file corn. mended by ARCHIBALD ERSIIIIII, of VenlStw, and Rosser NUTTER C.aierssee, of Kenzie, Efqrs. Yefierday fe'nnight, the fallowing Yeomanry Corps were infpeded by General Duss, at twelve 'o'clock, in Mountjoy-fquare, Dublin : the Revenue Corps, commanded by the Hon. Capt.A LLLLL ay ; the Rotunda Divinoo, Capt. READ t the Barrack Divifion, Capt. Caorm sits ; the Stephen's Green Cavalry, Captain Caesar°, ; and the Rotunda Cavalry, Captain CATINDISH. Thurfday, the 4th Regiment of North Britifb Militia, commanded by the Right Hon. Earl of was reviewed on Berntsfield Links, by I bis Excellency General Yrs,. Mr. W. Ritsa.sox, Attorney, of Kinglbildge, Devon, left week reaped a field of barley at But I. land, near Binglbridge. The field comprifits about fern acres, and has produced about 40 bawls of excellent grain per acre. CORN-MARKETS. The Wheat Market, at Mark-lane, this morning continued very briflt, and prices from .s. to . ss . dearer than laft Market Day :—Fine parley is alto in demand, and at more money. Other articles abotit the fame price as before. Flour from t los to t ifs. per fack. This week, the price of the Qiiartern-loaf, at Chelmsford, is iBd. Flour ss. 6d. per peck. It gives us much pleafure to nate, that Lord CHARLES MANNERS ) WhO met with fo fezions an accident at the Review of the Prince of Wales's Regiment of Light Honk by his Martsyr, the be ginning of laft month, is much recovered. The celebrated ANDREW MARVELL ) who lived in the 17th century, was 'the laft Member of Parlia. :rent, who received the pay or allowance antiently given to Reprefentatives by their Conftitnents. By the aeareft calculation made from the ac. counts laid before the Committee, the advances in India for the inveftments for Europe, and the charges on the commerce, in the courfe of the laft year, is eftimated to amount to about a,700,p001. including the fupplies to Canton. The propofed harbour in Dalkeylfland, and the canal from Dunleary to Dublin, are for the pre fent abandoned—not on account of any ithfolute dereliftion of thefe plans, but the unfavourable con. currence of elating circumftances. ! At the annual meeting of the Durham Florifts Society, on Monday laft, for the lhow of pinks, the prizes were adjud i t ak r i tt follows:—Mr. !tactic DONALD Ift, With s Lord NeYne; Mr. W it sltAM SOULSSY ad. with Reed's Mas a i Portland ; W. Giotto' Ewsais as gd, with /V er's Dul,,f Clarma; Mr. JOHN HALL 4th, with Rolla; and sth with Matted': Diabffs of Tort.—The at,nual fhow of melons and carnations will be on Wednec day. the Tad' of Auguft. A man cutting a field of grafs in the neighbour. hood of Whitehaven, uncovered a partridge's nett, with feveral eggs in it, in a (late of incubation.-- He took the eggs home, and placed them under a hen, and in a few days, the fells broke. The fame attention was paid by the hen, as if they had been her own brood, till they began to chirp; when the appeared to be a good deal alarmed; andfoo n af. ter totally abundoned them. The birds were con v e ye d back to the neft, from which they had been abfent from Monday to Thurfday. At the time they were thus replaced, the hen bird was fluttering about the fpot, and was Rion after obferved to via it. But on the perfon who had replaced them, going to the neft the day following, it was empty; the dam having moil probably carried them off, to prevent a further robbery. The walling match was decided on Perron's-green on Tuefday, and won by the Fulham Gentleman, againft the Chelfca pedeftrian, 100 yards for so guineas. After Sir Solomon had won the King's Plate at Newcaftle, and before the Cup was run for, Mr. Ft-troika offered Mr. JOHNSON iOOO guineas for him, which the tatter refufed. One day fail week as Lieutenant Col. Hawata and a party were fi(hing with a trawl-net in Cat. water, near Plymouth, they hauled up a fine live. ly young turtle, of about 121 b, weight. It is fup pofed to have fallen over-board from fome Weft- Indianian lying there on her homeward-bound paffage. Eight Ladies and Gentlemen going down Chan. nel hall week in a yacht, on apart" *Ware, were picked up by a French privateer, and carried into Boulogne. This is now the only certain mode of obtaining afrafporr to France 1 A fingular and unnatural humour has lately feized the young men of falltion at Paris. The 'oilier drive about in carriage. drawn by doge. A prifoner of the name of Short was lately tried at Dublin, for ftealing a pair of boots. The profecUter (wore he had offered him a guinea if he would not profecute. " 0 ! plaife your Honour (exclaimed the prifoner) I did offer him a guinea not to expofe me, as I never before had the plea. flare of being confined in Newgate." He was ac quitted, but cautioned, at the fame time, not to make s toil of bit pleafure. There have lately teen found in Sweden, in the rands near the high road which leads to Soderlop. ing, a number of pieces of ancient Inver coin, and ofbraiSteates ; they bear the impreGon of Biorn Jernfida, of Philip Halftantim, and molt of them date from the time of. St. Elric, which ellablifhes the right of prior antiques of thefe Monies over all thole of the country. Some among them have nei. their been defcribed by Bremer nor by Ziervogel. An • event lately occurred at Nuremberg, in Germany, which may probably have a tendency to remove, in that country at leak " The Law's delay." A Potter, who had for a long time been at Law, finding that his Sulicitor.did not advance his bufinefs, though repeatedly requefted, deter mined if he could not sod Li, Las , Snit, to pnt as cad to his Lawyer: he drew a-knife, (tabbed him, and carried off his Papers, to feek a more diligent Agent. The unhappy man has, however, found that Criminal Lam is fnmewhat more rapid than Civil Law, and he has already been condemned to death for his offence. Lail week a young man was killed by a cow near Bolton, Lancafhire. This unfortunate per fon had, as is too often the cafe, fattened a rope with which he was leading the cow, round his hand—the flarted and ran off with him. - and he was dragged on the grouniupwards of a mile. On Wednefday afternoon, oppofite the Bilhop's Walk, Lambeth, three Gentlemen were coming . down the river in a fmall fkiff, and by force id the tide were carried in among Lime barges. One of them rote with intent to 4ove the boat of when fuddenly the gave to the tide, and he fell in uncle, the lighters, and never after rote. The un fortunate man was named Sidi, and we under nand, belonged to Vauxhall Gardens. • • Yefterday afternoon a fire broke out at a cabinet maker's in Finfbury-ftreet, hinarliekh, which Cnn . fumed the infide the preinices, together with great deal of flock on hand i it was fuppoied it was occaaoatd by a pot of Twills bulling over.