Star.
London, England, 1801-05-12 00:00:00

HANAU, APRIL a.

The troops of the Eledor of Mentz, haffars and
chaffeurs, re-entered Afchaffenburg the day before
yellerday.a few hours aft er that city had been evacu-
ated by the Gallo-Batavian troops. The keys of
the city gates were delivered to Major SCHRO-
THER, by General Mat.t.ritz ; loon after which the
Minifter Axsizi arrived. Yefierday the Eletto.
ral Adminittration held its firft fitting. The
Eledor of Mentz is expefted there towards the
end of June. A detachment from General Gaz-
tatia's corps demanded quarters at Afchaffenbum
vellerday, and on being denied, threatened to life
force, but were prevented in this by the fafr-guard
left behind fmm ANGIRZAV'S corps. As foon as
the French Mall have pallid the Rhine, the troops
of Mentz will advance to the Bergitraffe ; a part
of them, it is laid, will again be taken into Eng-
pay, and employed out of Germany.
The Mt column of Ruffians has paled through
Wetzler. They expels the greateft attachment to
their new Sovereign, who has fent orders for them
to habil their march home. General Spat Nur-
roitrES has preceded them to Leipzic.—The He.
reditary Prince of Orange has returned to Berlin.

VIENNA, APRIL sr.
Lord Marv, the Englifh Ambaffador at our
Court, has received a courier from Lord ELGIN,
the Englifh Arnbaffador at Conftantinople, with
intelligence of a revere aCtion having taken place,
on the sad of March, between General Astir-
c ROTAS r and General Meson, in which the Englifh
proved vietorious, and forced the French to re-
treat. General A stILCIONSY is Paid to have been
feverely wounded in the engagement. —Accord-
ing to Come private accounts, the French had alfo
made an attempt to relieve Aboukir, but did not
fucceed, that place being taken poffeflion of by
the Englifli, on the tech. The battle of the sad
took place in the neighbourhood of Alexandria.
This day's Court Gazette contains a number of
promotions and appointment, among which we
notice the following: The General of Artillery,
Count KOLCOWRATH, and the Generals, Baron
I.leiza, Von OTTO, Von Fterscitta, and Von'
KLEIN Aulic Counfellors of War; the Aulic
Counfellor Von F..saewDu, Prefidial Counfellor
in the Aulic Council of War ; the Director of
Recruiting in the Empire, Prince Reuss XIII.
General of Artillery; Count Hearraacouirr,
General of Cavalry ; Major-Generals Mow or LAS,
itUIEiVINA, GOT rEstuni, Bev, and joriftaelf..l
m 'Ace's, Fieldmarthal•Lieutenants. The ow-
ing have been nominated Proprietors of Regi-
ments: The Archduke CH...acts, of the 3d Re-
giment of Uhlans ; the Archduke KAIHRR, of
Michael Wallis ; the Archduke j..ours of Von
Hoff ; Count KOLLOWRATH, of Furienberg ;
Prince CHARLES of Auerfperg. of Von Preufi ;
rince Reuss XV. of Hohenlrihe ; Count Seoex,
of Von Brechainville ; and Count BELLEGARDR,
Of the Regiment of Blgiojofo.—His Majefty has
further appointed the General of Cavalry, Count
BELLEGARDE, commanding General in the Italian
; the General of Cavalry, Baron Meta',
hitherto commanding General in Interior Aultria,
commanding General in the Kingdom of Bohe-
mia; and the General of Artillery, Count SZTAR.
RAY, commanding General in interior Auftria.
As loon as M. de Mouaawisrr fball have ar-
rived here from St. Peterlburgli, the Prince of
Seim a will fit out for that city, where
he is to remain a month, or fix weeks. Count
SAORAO will depart for St. Peterthurgh in the be-
ginning of next month. His falary, as AmbalTa.
dor, will be 60,000 florins, betides which he is to
h.,ve 40,000 florins for his equipment. It is now
knout', that the longliay of Count Cosset-a et. at
Paris is principally owing to the indemnification
of the Grand Duke of Tuksiny, which was to
have been effected in Germany, but as this would
meet with great diEculties, the diftria between
the Adige and the Oglio, in Italy, has been pro-
puled for that purpofe.—By order sof his Majelly,
lteat quantities of hour, bacon, finoked meat,
ard, pulfe, brar.dy, vinegar, and torhooo quar-
ters of rye and barley,are to be diftributedamong
the inhabitants of Upper and Lower Aetna,
who have feffervel by the French invafion. • It is
fail that a million of eosins in calk is likewife ah
ct fled for their fuppart.