Star.
London, England, 1801-07-30 00:00:00

FROM THE PARIS PAPERS.

Cat.ass, Jucy 24.—Our flotilla of gun boats has
not been able, fence their laR attempt, to find a
favourable opportunity of getting out. The Eng-
lifh form an uninterrupted chain along our coatis,
at the diftance of half a league.

MADRID, JULY 7.—.. The KING has written with
his own hand the following letter to the Palace
of PIACII

' I have received with great fatisfaCtion the co-
lours taken from the enemy in Portugal, which
you canted to he prefented to me, and the report
tranfmitted at the fame time. In thefe repeated
ails, I fee proofs of your loyalty and affeelion to
my perfon, and that you have completely fulfilled
my intentions, as you have done on every other
occafion. Receive a public teftimony of my fa-
tisfaCtion. I have given orders to my Secretary
per interim for the War difpatches, that there be
delivered to you, two of the colours which you
ptefented to me, in order that you May preferve
them in your boufe, and that you may add them
to your arms. I than always keep in mind thefe
new Cervices, that I may give you new proofs of my
friendthip and attachment. (Signed) citaatss."
" &Lajas,
luta, so—His Catholic Majelly, on the gth
of this month, addreffed to the Council of the
Chamber and the other Councils, the following
Royal Decree :
o After a campaign as Ibort as glorious for my
arms, and which has accomplithed the °Nett I
propoted in declaring war againft Portugal contra-
ry to the wifhes of my heart, I have the confolation
of feeing Peace reftored with that power, and of
ratifying a treaty which gives happinefs to my be-
loved people. I therefore ttanfmit it to the council,
th it they may order it to be publithed in the nflial
form, and that copies of the faid treaty may be
difperfed, agreeably to my orders, in order that
it may be known and obferved in regard to every
thing it contains."
. _ .

BADILJOS, JULY s.—Their Catholic Majeßies
arrived. the nth of hilt month, at Talaverra-la-
Royale. three leagues from this city. They found
the Spanifh army drawn up in order of battle on
the right of the road by which they were about to
pars. The King Mounted on horfeback to review
them, and was followed by the Queen in a coach.
Their Majefties were received with acclamations
and thouts of joy, accompanied with repeated dif-
charges of artillery.
_ _

Next day, at file in the afternoon, their Ma-
jellies proceeded to the camp of Santa-Engracia.
The King was on horfeback, and the Queen hav-
ing teflified a defire not to remain in her coach, a
triumphal ear, elegantly ornamented, advanced
from the ranks, drawn by foldiers. The King and
his Confort returned to this place at ten in the
evening. Next day their Majellies went to fee
and to take polTeffunt of their new domains, that
is to fay, the town of Olivenza, and its territory.
The Gazette of Guatimala of the 4th of De-
cember t Soo, contains the following articles:
.4 With a view of pmtetling the commerce of the
South Sea, his Excellency the Vice-Roy of Peru
has given orders to the commanders of the Leocadia
frigate, and the corvettes, the Caßor and la Orue,
to ernife between Guyaquil and the Kind of Gem-
lapanes.
“ After a cruise of 7o days, the frigate which fe-
prated from the two corvettes, returned to the
port of Puna. The two corvettes which failed in
cmncert fat in, on the 4th of April, with two large
'hips, which hoitled EngliSt colours; the Oruc im-

mediately gave chafe to them riad in emuitig out
of the Channel next /lay, the Captain obffirved
three of the enemy ;s Alps; which lonised thein-
(elves in a line of battle, but foon tacked, and,made
off. It was only on the 7th, that the Orne could
come up with two of thefe veffels: a battle took
place, but at ten in the morning, the letter of
marque, the New Caftor, of 8 guns, iB-pounders,
and two spounders, ftruck, after having received
five fhot between wind and water, and fuffered
great damages in her fails and rigging.
" The fecond letter of marque of 12 guns, and 22
men, ftruck at five in the afternoon. After taking
poffeffion of thefe tern veffels laden with merchan-
dire, the Orue proceeded to the Eaft, and on the
loth came up with the third Englifh letter of
marque, la Catherine of to guns, which ftruck
without making any refiftance. The Orue, a hich
had received three (hots, between wind and water
betides damage in her fails and rigging, made fail
for Yclla, where the arrived with her prizes on the
12th of June."
FLORENCE, JULY S.—Every exertion is at pre-
fent making in this city fot the fuitable reception
of our new Sovereigns, who are expetled in a few
days. On their way hither they will flop at Parma,
with the King's father, who has prepared tonic
magnificent carriages as prefents for his fon. It
is ill a matter of doubt whether the Royal Duke
will retain Parma and Placentia, whilft his fon oc-
cupies the throne of Etruria. The treaty of Aran-
juer, concluded on the sift of March, is fuppofed
to contain precife explanations upon this point. It
is, with tome foundation, generally believed, that
Spain has relinquilhed the Duchy of Parma and
Placentia in favour of France, but it is not known
whether the ceffion will take place during the life
of the Reigning Duke. It feems molt probable
that it will not; if it be confidered that this Prince
is, both from inclination and habit, avcrfe to a
feparation from his fubjefts, whom he loves with
paternal affedion, and to the abandonment of per-
fons who are dearer to him than his throne, and
amidft whom he paffes a life of tranquility and
happinefs.
Rose, JULY 4—The feftival of St. Peter and
St. Paul has been celebrated in the Bafilic of the
Vatican. The Pope officiated in perfon, accom-
panied by the Sacred College, and 411 the Orders
of the Prelacy. In the evening the Cupola, the
Vatican, and the whole city were illuminated.

The Hots. Fsrota, after performing High
Mars, was pleafed to conclude the ceremony by
a difconrle, in which he praifed the piety of his
Neapolitan Majeßy, abundantly teftified by his
recent confine towards the Holy See ; but he at
the fame time Rated, that the prefervation of the
Rights of the Church obliged him to prote aghinft
the furpenfion of the tribute known by the name
of the Qennet.

DRESDICII JULY E.—General SPILZPIGPORTES,
on his palling through this city, was prefented at
Court, where he met Mr. ELL icyr, the Britifh Am-
baffalor : the Minifter acetified him with an af-
fumed air of confequence, and anted him if he
was bringing back many prifoners ? the General
replied that he had with him on thofe RufGans
who had been/airs:fired in Holland, and immedi-
ately turned away from him—a proof of Swedifh
politenefs.
AUGSBURG, JULY 15 —The differences which
have taken place between Auflria and Bavaria,
and the confequence of which has been the entry
of a corps of sac° Aufirians into the Upper Pala-
tinate, are not yet removed, as was at Ertl fup-
pofed.--They were occafioned by claims of Terri-
torial Superiority advanced by Bohemia over the
property of Schcenfee, belonging to M. de BA rot vs-
ZLA w, on the frontiers of Bohemia. Bavaria claims
the Territorial Superiority, although it admits that
it is a Fief fpringing from the Crown of Bohemia.
Hitherto Bavaria -has been in poffealon of the
rights the claims, but when the Autlrian troops
withdrew from the Empire, one of their detach-
ments remained at Schcenfee. The Bavaro-Pala-
tine troops arrived a few days afterwards, (urn-
moned the Lieutenant commanding the detach-
ment to mite ; and on his refufal took him and
his corps prifoners. This meafure having excited
the indwation of the Aufirian Government, they
fent* lame body of troops into the Upper Palati-
nate. The Bavarian; litho occupied Scbcenfee
were attacked and put to eight. We await with
impatience further details.

BANKS OF THZ Mars, Joey 19—If we can
credit letters from Vienna of the 4th, the French
fleet which had an engagement with the Engliflt
near Barletta, was that of Admiral GAN-I-Heal? vs,
the appearance of which at the month of the Adri-
atic had been announced before. The Augfburgh
Gazette of the 166, _gives the fame news, in a
letter from Vienna of the Bth. According to this
paper, Lord Mier° received the fame day, viz.
the Bth, difpatcbes from Dalmatia with intelli-
gence, that Admiral W , who had been de-
, tached by Lord Ks IT H with a part of his fleet, had
attacked Gssrusaulas's-fguadron, and after an
&dilute battle, captured Thu? veftels, and difperf
ed the reft. The Gazette of Augfburgh obferves,
with good reafon, that thiiintelligence needs con-
firmation, and is founded on no official report.
Amsrsanaw, JULY zo.—Our fleet is Dill ready
to fail at the Teed and at Helvoetfluys. Gene-
ral Azotaasu has refumed the command of the
French troops in the pay of our Republic. He is
expected daily at the Hague.
ALIXANDRIA, MAY tB.—Since the landing of
the En lift at Aboukir, there have been three
affairs, the refult of which is Dill indecifive, though
they were extremely obDinate and bloody.
The enemy have inundated a great (pace of
ground between Aboukir and Alexandria, which
has produced incalculable damage. The inhabi
twits complained to General Ms you, but he eafily
convinced them, that the inundation was attribut-
able to the Engliih. We draw our fubfiftence from
Rhamanich, by croffing with thoufands of camels
that part of the lake where the inundation is the
flialloweft. We expel reinforcements from France,
and as Coon as they arrive, Egypt will loon be de-
cided in favour of the Republic.

LONDON.

THURSDAY, JULY 30.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK
3 per Cent. OenC fox money, 384.--Dltto, far account, sSi.
Reduced 59--Onintunt 6 to 6f.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.

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