Star.
London, England, 1801-03-27 00:00:00

ALTONA, MARCH rt.

As the Emperor Palm has again permitted the
exportation of merchandize from Ruito Pruffie
fm condition that none of the articles are to be
fent to England, it excites fome curiofity here to
know how that meafure can be carried into effe&

The Courts of Berlin and Copenhagen will not
willingly enter into holiilities with Great-Britain.

ITAL r.

NILLAN. MARCH 1.

Intelligence has now been received here, by
way of Marfeilles and Genoa, that the French
fquadron under Admiral GaitrHE•ll/4L, is arri-
ved at Toulon. After it Stall have been rein-
forced by Come 'hips lying in that port, it is to
purfue its voyage. At Ancona the French are
embarking a number of artifans and furgeons for
Egypt. Civita-Vecchia is again occupied by Papal
troops. The French have prohibited the exporta-
tkus of corn from Leghorn, by fea. The Imperial
Ruffian Ambairador Baron Levrastis.v, is arrived
at Naples, where the Court had ordered elegant
apartments to be prepared for him, but he pre-
ferred ref iding in the fame houfe with his friend the
Ruffian General BOILOSDIW. The fhip which con-
veyed the baggage and Tome perfons belonging to
the retinue of the Prince Royal of Naples, founder-
ed off Sicily, and all on board periffied. The
Englifb have varied feveral Danifh and Swedifh
wails into Porto Ferrajo. The Dar of Tripoli
has declared war againft the United States of North
America.

FRANCE.

PARIS, MARCH 13.

Letters from the Hague mention, that the re-
vition of the Conftitution excites great interell, and
crowds of people are flocking to that place from
all the great towns, to wait the refult.

On the 2lft iota. the coaclution of peace was ce
lebrated with the greateft eclat. The illumination
was pollponed on account of the bad weather:

. .
Sy letters from Conftantinoide, of the 14th Fe-
bruary, tranfmitted by an extraordinary convey-
ance, we are informed, that the Englith ir.e Rill
at blacri ; that they have fitted up feveral hofpi-
tals at Rhodes • that a great number of Fick are
daily lent to Malta ; that the Captain Pacha had
not yet fet out from Conftantinople ; and that he
could not fet ont till after the Equinox.
The plague is making the molt Chocking ravages
in the camp of the Grand Vizier at Jaffa. No
lets than 400 men fall viaims to it every day. His
Kiaya, one of the molt effential perfons of the Ot-
toman Empire, has died of it, as well as General
KOEHLER. Of all the Englith who were in the
Grand Vizier's camp, there are now but !even who
furvive.

In a word, the Grand Vizier's army was re-,
duced on the sa of February, to Sao° men. It is
impolFole for the Englillt to difembark at any
points of Syria' before the month of June, nnlefs
they rifk lofiag half of their army by the plague.
At that period of the year they cannot pars through
the defart ; the heat and thirst created by it would
deftroy more than half of them.
It is therefore expeaed that an account will
Softly be received of General ABERCItO/411Y hav-
ing abandoned the expedition.
A Letter from Bamberg of the tsth rays, that
Mr. Ws c IC HAN, on being informed that the Envoy
of the Eleaor of Mcntv was to vote for ratifying
the Treaty of Luneville, immediately notified that
the Subfidiary Treaty between the Eleetur and
England was at an end.