Star.
London, England, 1801-09-18 00:00:00

HAMBURGH MAIL.

CONSTANTINOPLE, AUG. Io.—Since the fulfil-
ment of the Convention of Cairo on the loth of
July, no new advices of importance have been re-
ceived from Egypt According to pi ivate letters,
the garrifon of Alexandria had made a fruitlefs
filly, in which they had loft a great number of
men. The official accounts only mention, that
the troops of the ORAN!) VI z tea and the CAPITAN
PASHA, immediately after the taking of Cairo, had
advanced againft Alexandria, in the vicinity of
which their leaders were expelled on the 'llot-this
month.
General Mr sou has refufed to accede to the con-
vention of Cairo.

The report that the Ruffian Ambaffador, Ge-
neral TAMARA, has been recalled, is not confirmed.
The Spanifh Envoy, the Chevalier de CORRAL,
has not yethad his audience of the GRAND SEIGNIOR.
AUGUST IS.—On the sth init. a Tartar came
to the hotel of Lord ELGIN, who faid he had ar-
rived from the coaft of Syria with advice of Abe
taking of Alexandria; but his account was fo con-
filled, that it was foon evident it had no founda-
tion, but a report he had heard in Syria. No
Englifh official difpatches have been received on
the fubjeet. The principal objeet of the Tartar
appears to have been to obtain money from Lord
ELGIN for his good news. The report from Smyrna
that General MeNou had declared he would fur-
render Alexandria in fix weeks, if within that time
he did not receive fuccours from France, is like-
wife not to be relied on.

We are affured that a great change may foon be
expeCted in our miniflry ; fucceffors are talked of
for the Caimacan, the Reis Effendi, and even the
Grand Vizier.

The different parties are very anive ; and thole
perfons who have been very quiet fincc the late mif-
fortunes of the French in Italy, are now coming
again on the nage. They are called here the
Jacobin Muffelmen.
A great mifunderflanding prevails between the
CAPITAN PASHA and the GRAND VIZIER ; and all
attempts to reconcile them have hitherto proved
fruitlefs : the CAPITAN PACHA will not allow any
precedence to the GRAND VIZIER.

The Porte is now employed in taking meafures
for the future adminidration of Cairo and the
Egyptian provinces. Prefents have been fent to
the officers of the Turkifh and Engliffi army, among
hich, betides many diamonds, watches, fwords,
&c. are 170 marten-thins, worth from a to 5,000
piaares each.

On the 2d the new Hofpodar of Moldavia fct
out from hence for JAITy, with his whole family,
a numerous retinue, and an efcort of Janitraries.
By the way he was attacked by a great body of
armed banditti, who took from him all his effeas,
to the value of too,ooo pialtres, and detained him
and his family till they lball be ranfomed with a
(till greater turn. The Porte has fent a confidera.
bit detachment of troo2s againil thefe robbers.

Auo. !4.—The new regulations alb-.
French Government, by which, within thefc
days, the burthens of the country with refpat to
impolls and the quartering of foldierehave been
much lightened, has occationed great joy in the
Piedmontefe, and efpecially at Turin. The yearly
military contribution of 12 millions, and a number
of other taxes are entirely taken off ; and the int-
polls for the enfuing loth year of the Republic,
are fixed at nine millions of livres.
GENOA, Ilya. 20.—The fquadron of Admiral
WARREN, which failed in the end of July palt
Leghorn, is now cruiling off Toulon, and does
much damage to the French and to our naviga.
tion. Two of our vcifels have been taken near
Sardinia.
At Malta and Minorca a great number of lick
or wounded Englilh are arrived from Egypt.
The Holy Father being Aced for his advice
about the re-ellablifhment of the Ecelefiatlical
States in Germany, his anfwer was, that circum.
(lances mutt be fubmitted to.
The KING of ETRURIA has begun his Govern.
ment by borrowing too,ooo fcudi. Fine profpals
for that country ! _

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MUNSTER, SEPT. s.—Yefterday a number of
Canons affembled to announce in form the ap-
proaching elation.
The Pruffian Privy Directorial Counfellor M.
VON Doti m, has been here ever fince the 3t it ult.
SEPT. B.—Yefterd4y attired here the Imperial
Commiffary of elation his Excellency the Count
of Wssreritta. He was faluted by a difcharge
of artillery, and took •p his relidence in the Epd-
coral Palace. To day he went in folemn procei-
lion to the Cathedral, and to-morrow the elation
will take place.
SEPT. 9.—The Canons, and the Imperial Corn-
miffary of Elation, the Count of WESTPHALLA,
are now affembled in the Cathedral, for the elec-
tion of a Prince Bifhop ; and between the hours
of It and 12 o'clock, we expeif a Proclamation,
declaring their choice to have fallen on the ARCH-
DUKE ANTONY VICTOR, the brother of kis Roman
IMPERIAL MAJESTY.

VIENNA, SEPT. 2.—lt is no longer doubted that
the Archduke ANTHONY will be eldied to the
Bifhoprick of Muller, as he took orders two days
ago.
The Court of Rut'Ha has not yet acknowledged
the new King of Etruria, but on the contrary,
fent to Gratz a refident Envoy to the GRAND DuILL
of TUSCANY, the Archduke Fearli aeon.
The report that the Englifh had taken poffefEor.
of the Ifland of Zante is unfounded.
Several Officers who notwithlianding the ordi-
nance of the Archduke CHARLES 2ga:tilt unbe-
coming drefs, continued to wear their hair a la
Tina, have been arrefied.
The Außrian thin which was detained at Wid-
din, by PASWAN OGLou, has been ret at liberty,
and received very liberal payment for the coffee.
Lord Mitten will to day take his leave of their
IMPERIAL MAJESTIES, and the QEEEN Of NAPLES,
previous to his departure. A part of the equipage
of his Lady has already let out for Cuxhaven.
The Janiffaries who have marl,. themfelVes mat-
ters of lelgrade, have celebrated a folemil thank(
giving in the principal Mofque, for the fuccefs of
their arms.
The Haram of the Pacha, which is held facred
by the Muffulmen, was not violated by the Janif-
larks. it part of them made their way by means
of a mine into the upper fortrefs, and cut down all
before them.
It is eftimatpd, that in there violent commotions
at Belgrade, feveral hundred perfons have loft
their lives. Paswati 00 Lou, it is laid, has fent
8000 men to the alliance of the infuigenis in Bel-
grade. A fimilar infurreetion has taken place at
Sabatz ; and throughout all Bofnia the Janifiaries
are difcontented and mutinous.
As it has been found by experience, that many
the funs of the nobility, and indeed the parents
themfelves, have been reduced and corrupted by
the fpecious new morality of French tutors, an
ordnance is about to be iffued, requiring that every
tutor 'hall be a native of the Hereditary States,
and be provided with undeniable teftimonies of
his learning and morals.
BERLIN, SEPT. B.—Colonel LEcoco,is returned
from Peterfburgh, and has brought with him a
letter under the hand of the EMPEROR himfelf to
our Katie, which contains the greatell affurance
of a lolling friendfhip between thofe two Courts.
PETERSRURGH, AUG. 31.—We expel here great
changes in our Miniary, in which cafe Mr. MAR-
ROW will not go to Paris.
It teems to be certain that the Grand Duchers
ANN, a Princefs of Saxe-Coburg, is to refide for
fume time with her parent:, under the name of
Countefs ROMANOW. The reafon may be eafily
conjeflured.
The Prince and Princefs of BADEN let off from
hence on the 27th inn. This was not expeded.
though it was thought they would go to the Coro-
nation at Morcow. In our laft Court Gazette.
among thole perfons who are to leave this place.
are mentioned Citizen Duaoc, Adjutant to the
Chief Conful, with his fervant Mu a or, and others,
COPENHAGEN, SEPT. 5.—According to the re-
port of the commiffion, for the benefit of the
wounded and the families of thole who were killed
in the battle of the ad of April, the whole amount
of the money received up to the 18th of Auguft.
is 201,279 dollars : befides this, the War-Office
has allured to each warrior, who was in the battle,
and to whom, according to the War Articles, a
pen lion might not be due, one of 84 dollars a-year.
Dolor Bscrauss is appointed Profeffor of
CEconomics, under condition of his making every-
year a tour through the kingdom, and giving an
account to the public of his remarks on Agriculture
and Indußry, and of the improvement mach, and
to read public lee-tures in the winter feafon, from
the firft of November till the laft of March, that
may be ufeful as well to thofe who are Scholar;
as to thofe who are not.
Between the 28th of Aura and the 4th inllant.
2G. (hips have pall the Sound. Monday laR x‘cie,
launched two (hips of war, viz. a new frigate
22 guns, called the Little Belt, and a brig of
.guns, called the Bicafdrager.

lONVON.

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER IS.

Bank Stock
3 per C. Conf. 59i
5 per Cent. Ann. 95}
Inip. Ann.ll t t-161

PCiC
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PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK:
3 Per Cent. Conf. 594---5 per Cent. 95i
Onugum
TRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY :
Omnium 8 71
Englith Tickets i:SL
Nib Tickets 81.
ConL for Ace. 5911 i

This day the Hkmburgh Mail due on Wednef-
day, arrived at the General Poll-Office, by which
we have received the articles given in the preced-

ing columns.
In the fitting of the College of the Empire, on
the zBth ultimo, fentence of death was formally
pronounced on the four ancient Cities, famous in

history, Aix-la-Chapelle, Wormes, Spires, and
Cologne ; for, on colleaing the votes, inftead of
• the word vacat, rormerly ufed, the mournful cyjat

was pronounced !
Notwithftanding the oppofition that has been
fbewn by Pruffia and France to the election of a
new PRINCE BISHOP of MUNSTER, it appears that
on the 9th inflant the Chapter filet for the purpofe
of proceeding to an elation. The ARCHDUKE
ANTHONY it was thought would be eleeted, but
the refult was not known when the poll came
tway.

Wednefday, after breakfaa, their MAJESTIES
and the ufual party went to fea with a frelh breeze.
The Royal. FAMILY are expeeted to leave Wey-
mouth on the fira of not month.

The PRINCESS of WALES on Tuefday paid a vi-
ta to General and the Hon. Mrs. Haßcouar, at
their feat at St. Leonard's Hill, where her Royal
ilighnefs Raid all night.

Yefterday morning Prince WlLLiebt of Cum,-
CESTER arrived at Sheernels.

We mentioned a few days ago, tome large fhips,
fuppofed to be French, having been feen near Gib-
raltar. They turn out to have been Englifh Chips
full of troops, and bound on a fecret expedition.
Thzi were fpoken with on the 17th ult. by a mer-
chant ve(fel, all well and in high fpirits.
Captain PARKER, Lord NELSON'S Aid-de-Camp,
who was wounded in the thigh at the attack on the
enemy's flotilla off Boulogne, filtered amputation
at Deal on Wednefday; and his Phyfician, Dr.
Balm), confiders him in as favourable a (late as
Can be expo led.
We are happy to announce that Capt. PUREFOY,
of his Majelly's 79th Regiment of Foot, who was
fo feverely wounded in the Eaft-Indies with the
Marquis CORNWALLIS, has received great benefit
by a courfe of the Buxton Waters.
On Monday next, being St. Matthew's Day, ac-
cording to annual cuflom, the LORD MAYOR, Al-
clerni,m, Sheriffs, and Governors of the feveral
Royal Hofpitals, will attend Divine Service at
Chria Church. After a fermon by the Reverend
WILLIAM BOWRA, A. M. they will repair to the
Great Hall, in Chrill's Hofpital, where two Ora-
tions Will be delivered ; in Latin by THOMAS MIT-
CHELL, and in En lifh by WILLIAM
GRAINGER
CaurtEv, the two fenior Scholars of the Gram-
mar School.

The following are the only articles worthy of
notice in the New York papers, lets of which, up
to the Bth of Auguft, we received yefterday.
Accounts from the Havannah nate, that the
Spanilh Miniver of Marine at that port had been
arrefled at midnight, all his papers had been feiz-
ed, and he himfclf clofely confined in the Moro
Calile. Two Admirals and the Captain of a fhip
of the line had alfo been put under arreft. There
proceedings are Paid to have originated in fome
difagreement with the Comptroller-general
of the Navy. _ _

In thefe papers we find a remonftrance to the
PRESIDENT from a nnmbi of matters of !hips who
are detained at Barcelona in confequence of the
rupture with the Barbary powers, praying that the
molt fpeedy means may be adopted for fending
out a force adequate to their protcilion. This
remonftrance was favourably received, and the
Government has already difpatched a force fa&
tient to allow them to proceed on their voyage
with fafety.
On the 6th of April the Deputies forming the
Central Affembly of St. Domingo, met by the de-
fire of TOUSSAINT LouvEa rua e, and were regu-
larly inflalled into their fun pons. After the anal
formalities on fuch occafions, as an addrefs to the
General by the Deputies, and a fuitable reply by
the General, the Deputies proceeded to difeufs
the fubjea of the Contlitution to be given to the
iftand. The refult of there deliberations is not
certainly known, though it Is faid, that a Conflitu:
tion has been already agreed upon, and that Tout-
s i imr has been, by a Legiflative decree, declared
Governor of the colony !
A report was lately in circulation that the.yel-
low fever had made its appearance at Norfolk, and
had been attended with the molt dreadful ravages.
To do away any bad confequences which might re-
from filch a report, the Board of Health in-
Itituted a full inquiry into the ftate of health in the
and they have been enabled to report, con-
tAntly, that the rumour is utterly void of foun-
d Ilion.

I; will not be heard without aflonifhment that
leveral American velfels have been condemned at
Algefiras, on the ground that Gibraltar is in a
fl.itc of blockade. The American Government
i furcly not fo deficient in fpirit as to fuffer fuch
an ablurd pretence as this to be Willed upon as a
ground of condemnation. &fides, this is the fiat
me, as far as we recollea, that Gibraltar was
klown to be in a Rate of blockade. No Official
intimation to Neutral powers, according to ufage,
I).ts been ilfued.

The poptiLtuon of New I fampfhire has incrcafcd
41,979 within the fpace of ten years.