Star.
London, England, 1801-07-23 00:00:00

FROM THE PARIS PAPERS.

N , Juni r4.—There is in fight a nume-
rous &et, but we do not know to what nation it
belongs.
It is very generally reported that there was a
naval engagement between the Englilh and French,
near Etatlett° or Brindos.
LEGHORN. JULY a.—Several Englilh velfels
have appeared in the roads of Porto Ferrajo. The
courage of the inhabitants has thus been reani-
mated, but the place has been bombarded a fecond
time, and little doubt is entertained of its fpeedy
furrender.

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SPOLITTA, JUNI 33,-.—The Governor of this city
has received a letter from the French Commander
at Bieti, announcing the important intelligence
that the French troops, now at Aquila, are imme-
diately to retire to Terni. This refolution has been
taken in confequence of a melancholy accident,
which the letter mentions in the following words :
" A dreadful difafter has happened on the road
from Chieti to Popoli. It was occasioned by the
finking down of a mountain, which has rendered
the Mad impaffable for more than a mile and a
half. The fpeElacle is truly terrific."
Several French officers lately arrived from Bieti,
nate that there had been an earthquake, by which
five hundred perfons perilhed. We likewile learn
that the river Pinaro, unable to continue its courfe,
had spread itself over the country, and formed an
immense lake. Thefe events were communicated
to General btu RAT, and be was earneilly requefled
to fufpend the march of the troops on their way
from Foligno for the kingdom of Naples.
STA/ISM/RON, JOLT 13.—We havereceived far-
ther particulars of the march of the A ultriao troops
into the Upper Palatinate. They confined of in-
fantry, cavalry, and artillery, to the number of
about 4800 men. They came from Pilfin. The
'Count de Vtatco, Commander of the Bava.-ian
tt.s being fitataimed to withdraw, declared to

the AnOrian General that he had no ortienlrons
his Cour% with regard.to the eyacuation of the nits I
occupied by his regiment, but that he fhould im-
mediately fend to Munich for inftruetions. In the
mean time he miffed the Auftrians would not
think of paffing the frontier&of Bohemia. His re-
prefentations were vain, and as the Bavarian troops
would not fall back, the Auftrians attacked them,
and put them to flight. The Count de VIRAGO
himfelf was wounded. The Aultrians fucceffively
occupied Plegfemberg' Neuftadt, Pleffein, Mof-
bach, Schcznfee, and Frauenberg. By the laR
advices they were making difpofitions to march
again ft Pfreumt and Amberg. Other detachments
from Bohemia have occupied Waldmunchen and
Ret z.
VIENNA, IDLY 4.—The QUEEN Of NAPLES was
very ferion y indifpofed about the end of June.
At Schcenbrun the moll lively uneafinefs was felt
for her life, and their lursazaz MAJESTIES re-
paired thither in bane to be with her. She has
been much better however for Tome days, and the
apprehenfions of her friends have entirely fubfided.
It is faid that at Paris there is on the flocks a
new conftitution for Tufcany. This country is to
have a conftitutional king.
A no s au x o m, Ju LY 7.—Their Serene Highneffes
the Hereditary Prince and Princefs de la Touß
and TAM, fct out yefterday for Munich, where
they will make a Ray of eight- days. Their High-
neffes will then return to this place, from whence
they will fet out for their chateau at Trugenhofen,
where they will remain Tome time.
BORDERS Or THE MAYNE, JULY I r.—. According
to a German Gazette, his Pruffian Majefty has ap-
pointed a Conuniffion to examine into the circum-
(lances of the Jews in his dominions, and to pre-
fent to him in the Report plans for relieving their
condition. It is fuppofed that his Majefly has
been induced to adopt this meafure by the repre-
fentations of Citizen BouRNOtiVILLE, who, as well
as other agents of France at the German Courts,
had been invited by the Prefea of Mentz to inte-
nd themfelves in favour of this nation on the fub-
jeet of the right of toll duty to which they are fub-
jeet.
According to another Gazette in our vicinity,
the King of England has made application to the
Emperor of Ruifia to as as mediator for the con-
clufion of his peace with France. In the fame ar-
ticle it is added, that Citizen Duaoc, who is Rill
at Peterfburgh, has received overtures for the con-
clufion of a general peace, which he has tranfmit-
ted to his Government.
Bast.s, JOLT tg.—The votes for the Ele&ors
reprefenting Diftriets, which were given at Berne
on the 9th and loth, fell chiefly upon thofe who
have been openly attached to the old fyftem of
things. The Municipality of Berne, has chofen
for its Electors perfons who protefted.againfl the
reparation of the country of Vain and Argorice.
In the Cantons of Zurich, Tnrgovia, Arran, and
Appenzel, the Municipalities have given heir fuf-
frages to perfons refident in the country, and have
Secluded the inhabitants of the towns.
BAILIN. JULY s.—General MACDONALD arrived
here yefferday. He is to proceed without delay to
Copenhagen, the place of his deftination.
Waste., JULY t t.—Private letters from Vienna
Rate that the armaments throughout the Rates of
Auftria are confiderable, and that even the horfes
for the conveyance of baggage are conftantly kept
in a Rate of preparation for fervice. A great deal
of filver money has been coined which has not been
put into a Rate of circulation, but has been referv-
ed for the pay of the foldiers in time of war. The
treafury exchanges nothing but fmall bank notes
of two and four francs value, and this it does by
means of pieces of the value of firteen or eighteen
foes.

We are anted that Prince HENRY of Pruffia
has fet out for Drefden, charged with a ferret
miffion.

LONDON.

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