Star.
London, England, 1801-08-08 00:00:00

FROM THE PARIS PAPERS.

GENOA, JULY 18.—The crew of a fly boat from
Cori-tea has brought certain intelligence of the re
turn of Admiral GANTHEAU ME'S lquadron from
the coati of Egypt, where the troops on board were
difembarkcd. On the t4th this fquadron was feen
from Oneglia and Porto Maurice, (leering for
Toulon.

A vela arrived at Leghorn from Tripoli, in t 3
days, (fates, that the French troops of Cairo have
attacked the GRAND VIZIER, and completely de-
feated and put him to flight after a very brick aFlion.
Letters from Smyrna of the 22d June, fay, that
the Anglo Turks had not yet approached Cairo,
and that the French had gained Tome advantages
over their enemies. Letters from Naples, of the
7th July, Rate as follows :---a We expeet with im-
patience the confirmation of the news from Egypt.
They write from feveral places that the Englifh,
in confequence of the inundations of the Nile, and
a battle in which they had Goo° men taken pri-
foners, have re-embarked with the remains of their
army. It is faid that fume Turkifh and Greek
veffels arrived at Tarente, have brought the fame
news. They alto mention the difembarkation of
goon Frenchmen in the kingdom of Barca."—cou-
rier de Milan.

RATISBON, JULY 22.—Yellerday the Dict had
an extraordinary meeting, to determine the mode
of proceeding to be followed in deliberating upon
the fubjeet of the indemnities. The Committee of
twelve Members to be chofcn will be provifionally
appointed to form an effimate of the loiles fuftain-
ed by the Princes of the Empire, in confequence
of the cellion of the territory on the left bank of
the Rhine.

BASLE, JULY 24.—The French Minifler Reisi•
HARD, has notified in perfon to the Executive Coun-
cil, that the FIRST CONSUL has read with the
warmcfl indignation the counter-revolutionary pro-
tell which the Adminiftrative Chamber of the Can-
;
I ton of Berne had taken upon itfelf to publifh againft
France, and particularly againit the feparation of
Argovia and the Pays de Vaud from the Canton
of Berne. This unexpeCted notification has pro•
duced a falutary terror among the Oligarchs who
were the authors of that proteft.
The fame Minifter made a fecond official noti-
fication to the Executive Council on the fubjeft of
tythes.—He Rated that he had learnt with confi-
, derablc pain that this bufinefs had greatly affefted
the eleCtions, and that both parties had juftified
I.themfelves by ufing the anthority of the French
Government ; whereas that Government had ex-
preffed no opinion upon the fubjeft. It was not
defirous that the tythes fhould be fupprefted with-
out fomc compenfation ; but it did not with that
the compenfation Ihould be exorbitant.
ZURICH, JULY 17.—We expel here to-morrow
fix companies of the firft battalion of Helvetic
troops of the line, who are en their march from
the Canton of Centhis. Three of thefe companies
will remain here until further orders, and the other
three will proceed to Lucerne.
Confiderable fermentation full prevails in the
Italian bailiwicks which now form the Cantons of
I Lugano and Bellinxone. The party which withes
to unite them to the Cifalpine Republic has again
f:t to work. A plan was even formed for remov-
ing all the prefent funEtionariec, hut it was fortu-
natdy difcovcaed time cough to rrevcat its exc.
cutton.