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

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.