Star.
London, England, 1802-01-01 00:00:00

NAUTICAZ rririumnica.

MAILS THIS DAY.A.WININ W. N. W.
AP AT CID.
o hatch,
I Hantburgh,
Dublin, •
• Waterford. 4
Donnaghades. • •

FALMOUMR, Die. 29.--This morning the LAD/.
'Mostar Packet, Captain Fat.t.owts, failed with
the Mail for the Leeward !Stands, of the 16th in.
Rant, and four parengers, viz. Brigadier-General
CAMPAILLs Mr. Jove, Mr. Maoam, and Mr.
Dumm•ur.--The PUWILOPII is appointed for the
Jamaica Mails of the 6th January ; and the LADY.
Aaaaat.ss, for the American Mail of the fame
day.

• Tomv, Dae. 29.—Arrived his Majeßy's brig
SYLPH. The INtscravicusia, which failed with
difpatches (not then known where, but fuppofed
to the Weft Indies), arrived again this morning at
two o'c,lock, and remains.. I find from authentic
'icconnts the was deßined for Bantry-bay, but a
few leagues off the Edyßone met the fleet, of about
-tirteen fail of the line, under the command of
,iral MITCHELL, going up for Portfmouth,
.; on board all the mutineers, who are, it
..s, to take their trials there. The reR remain,
alto as per lac —Wind to the Northward and rain.]

PORTSMOUTH, Dec. 3t.—Arrived the Nmatta.
of 90 guns, the Hon. Capt. Da Couicv; and the
Vt.t.rn haves, of 74 guns, Capt. Dim, from Ban-
try Bay, both belonging to Vice-Admiral MIT-
(ULLes fquadron

li.sawsca, Dec. St.—One of the Mails which
were due arrived this morning by the Et;►Rlss
Packet, Captain Dees. ; the pafrengers are Mr.
SCOTT, Mt: MAZWSLL, and Mr. BIIATIE, Englifh
Gentlemen ; and Mr. ELZEAS, Mr. KRAFFT, Mr.
SCHOLTZ, Mr. SUIAZZLLI, and Mr. Morcriouw,
foretrters.—The DIANA, Capt. OSBORN', with
the Dutth Mail of Tuefday laft ; and the DIANA,
Captain Srawaar, with the Hamburgh and Bre
men Mail of the fame day, failed this morning.
SNILL ANUS, DLC. p.—On Tuefday a Court
Martial was held on hoard his Majelly's frigate
Ins%, lying in Sheerncfs harbour, on the Puller of
tit A Loran, for abufive lanLisage and difobe-
dience of orders to the Licesenant of the laid (hip.
The charge againli him being in part proved, the
Court fentenced bins to be dilmisfed hum bis Ma-
je 4 y's Poop ALONZO.

On Wcdnefday and the fcliowing day a Cottrt
Martial was held on hoard the above fhip to try
R. N. DYER, Second Lieutenant of his Majefly's
coop Atomic), on a charge of breaking open the
Putter's cheft, and ftealing fun:fry articles of
wearing apparel. After mature deliberation the
Court found the charges agaiult Lieutenant DYER
to be rrivolous and ill-founded, and therefote he
was honourably acquitted.

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
DEAL, Drc. 3r.--Sailcd the ARNISTON, MA.
JORIPANKS, for India, and the ref of the outward
booed.—Wind N.

GRAN, kIEND, DLc. 3 t.—Paffed by, the Vcous,
—, from Rotterdam, Br.ckhoufe, HARDING,
from Portfea ; Da(her, GLOVER, from Qiebcck ;
We)mouth, WELDoN, trom Charante ; Prompt,
Dusum, from Itiga-; Fanny, TAIT, and Necker,
from Charante.—Sailed the Perfeus,
DAVIDSON, for Botany ray ; Rofe, BARROW, for
Demarara ; and the George, Porrsa,-for Jcrfey.

Yefierday a Court of Dir dims of theEaa-india
Company was held at the Indiatioule, when the
following Commanders attended, and were fworn
into the command of their refpedive ibips,
Capt..Boutock, of the UNITED KIraDOM ; and
Capt. Wit LIAM ACNLW, of the WALT H•MSTOW,
both coofiAved to DWI and Bay.
'We have the pleafure to (tate that the Honour-
able I:aft-India Company's outward-bound Blips
the \We:7F STIR, Car. SIARLIEWOOD; the AIRLT
CASTLE. Capt. ALEXANDER. NASH ; the FORT WIL-
LIAM, Capt. JOSEPH BOULDERSOF; ; and the LORD
BAWRESBURT, CapE.W.I.LiAII DONALDSON, which
bil:d from England for Bombay dire& on the 3 • It
day of March WI, arrived at that Prefider.cy the
latter end of ply, all well.
The followmg fhips have failed from Madras
for Bengal, from whence they will be configned
to England With cargoes, viz. the Dovr a CASTLE,
the CHARLTON, the SIR STEPHEN LUSHINCTON,
C.e CALCUTTA, the Alia, the WALPOLE, and the
"^r MONTROIL. The following 'hips arrived
.ras are to be difpatched from thence for
viz. the AostIRAL Gatossa, the HINDOS-
..e HOPI, and the BODDAM.

Monthly Statement of the Diftribution of the
Pritifla Naval Force, excluGve of the hired armed
Vcilas, which are Chiefly employed in proteaing
Co:tfUng Trade of Great Britain:
Liar. se., Pax. Sts.tes.Tat.
a 4 58 76 136
36 0• . 0 7
al3 23 77
11 . 2 7 34 54

I: port and I/tin& - -
II; ithen;tniPglifh an-a
frills -Channels-
)" t;a: Downs and North Seas
St the Weft India Mandl, and co
the Pakge - -
:u the Jamaica Ration -
%Fr rtes and Ncwfothidland
.:.ne of Good Hope, Esa Indies'
.aid on the Pafrage -
I frica a:/d Al./deka -
k . r -.of PortutJ, Gibraltar, and
N;edilerrinean -
tiafpital and Prifo flip.

1 O' 14 34
8 1 21 10
00 4 6

3 13 19
0 3 3

• 30 3 SS 40
. • 20 3 7 0

Total In Can:maps - 137 21 199 atia,l

'l' z.iiiina Mips 4 0
it ervicrabk, aad repalzins far fer.
vicr .
, (I:Y.:Fury
.....
,Lifig .

90 a s
- 33 3 31 "
- 19 S 4 0

Total .• a 97 26 4i 33,

so
43
so

8

13
-149
25

CIBitdLT4R, NOP: is.:

A muter arrived bete. on the 4th infiant, with
the news of peace; the fame day oar Governor or-
dered the new Royal flandard to be hoHlnd ; a fa-
lute of artillery was fired, and a copy of the Pre-.
liminaries was exhibited on the Grand Parade.—
The Hannibal (late British fhip of war) fired a fa.
lute on the fame occafion feveral days before at
Algeciras, and her commander kept back all the
French privateers at that place, although the 4pa-
nifh privateers Continue hoflilities.
I am lorry to fay the brave Commander of
the now SIR l'nobt AS Pamir brig, who captured
a large Spanifh privateer, died hereof his wounds.
His Lieutenant is badly wounded, but not mor-
tally.

ANOTHER LITTER, DATED NOV. 30. •
The Spanifh Governor at St. Roque only re-
ceived official accounts of the fufpenfion of hoffi-
lities between Great Britain and Spain this week,
when immediately falutes were fired from all the
Spanifh forts and batteries in the vicinity of this
place. The Britiffi fleet that blockaded Cadiz is,
now at anchor in this bay.
Sir J. SA UMAUltia was inftalled upon our South
Parade, and the proceffion, and different filmes I
fired from our garrifon, and the fleet in the Bay,
were very gratifying ; but unfortunately two of
our artillery-men were blown to pieces out of an
embrailure during the firing.
Wehad the mortification to fee the late Bti-
tiffi Ibips of war, Hannibal and Speedy, proceed
unmolelled from Algefitas to Cadiz.
There are now twelve Britilh (hips of the line
in our bay, and the town crowded with troops and
pallengers ; fortunately we have abuPdance of
provilions of all kinds for them.
A French merchant vellel has juft arrived here
from Marfeilles on her way to the Weft Indies,
laden•with various merchandize.

DISTRIBUTION OF THR BRITISH •RMY,
JANUARY I, 1802.
Regulars. Females. 111,- Tot. law
Caro. IRf. 1,1: mid. ita.Coir-
pal.
Edgland and Wales . 23 2E 3 74 128 40
North Britain 12 14 6
Ircland 7 i 2 32 51 6
Gucrnfey, Bce. •••• 6. 20
ladeira - ai
GibraltarAllnorcaBcMalta -- x 6 .• 20
Egypt, and on pairage front 3 23 I -•• 27
North America - s 2 7
Indies - I 34 " 35
Cape of Good Hive - 1 7 8
Laft Indict - 4 19 423

Total 41 149 44 $6 32 72
r 1) And Detachments.
) The Company's Troops excluflee.
Exclufive of Artilkry acid Engineers at home and abroad,
°dependent Companies, Recruiting Corps, Volunteers, &c.

_ -
The Proprietors of the New Stock Exchange, in
Capel•court, have canted a model of Mercury to be
placed over the dour of that building, which a
wicked wag has interpreted to be the God of Thine:.

PARISIAu Ft.s ins 3.—The hair•dreffers fill re-
main, to the prejudice of the milliner:, in polreftion
of thefuli.drtft head dreflis. On the front of thofe
which are formed of the hair, twitted and frizzled
behind, is difplayed a diadem of diamonds or pads.
Others, Compofed of a velvet cap, embroidered
with gold, have for a drapery a long of muf-
fin or pan zr, which, after having made the circuit
of the head, palfes zig-zag upon the cap. The
neweft hats arc white fatin, trimmed with rofc-
coloured ribbon. [ The !lick velvet hats have a
drapery of rote-coloured florencc, and are worn
with a large white plume. White !atilt or black
crape are tiled for trimming the filk robes of Egyp-
tian earth colour. Sky-blue maintain,.. its ground,
but has not been able to entirely fupplant the role.
We fee afi w veils embroidered with gold. The
wai ftsareof a middli.ig length. Threefoi: sof (hay&
[ maintain a competition: the long fhawls, of
[ hair, the fquare filk fhawls, and the cloth (hawk
[ embroidered in filver or gold, which are fquare
alfo, and profuftly ornamented. As a protedion
againft the cold, moil of our drurenta have adopted
white fatin fpencers furred in white.

FASHIONS FOR JANUARy.-;-Evcning Drefs.—An
evening drefs of plain or worked muffin, cut very
low round the bofom, and trimmed with broad lace.
A deep veil of white lace, tied round the bead and
thrown back. Witite filk gloves.
WALKINr; DRESSES.-.-A elice of green velvet,
trimmed all round with fable ; midland tippet of
the fame. A green velvet bonnet, trimmed with
fable, and ornamented with a green flower or
feather in front.

A Dion police or purple velvet, trimmed all
'round with fur; black lace round the neck. A
bonnet of purple velvet, covered with lace and
trimmed with purple ribbons. A fhort laced veil.
I Fine DRESS.--A robe of buff filk, fattened on
one fide with (mall bows of lace ; the bottom of
the train and the bofom trimmed with lace • full
fleeves of white fain, trimmed with lace. A tur-
I ban of fine muffin, ornamented with a white of-
trieh feather.

Niue Hean-tiar ases.--A eWe bonnet of white Patin, trim-
med with white ribbons or Rowers. •

A drefs bonnet of white [min, ornamented with a white
Bower and bow&

A whit: Patin bonnet, trimmed with black and fcarlet beads;
a bunch of black and [cadet flowers, fixed in front to fall on
one fide.

it A bonnet of purple filk;trinwited with rem ; a green ostrich
icath•r.in front.

The right Gilt: of the bonnet 14 dererihed.
A cap of (cadet velvet, trimmed with black and (varlet
Bowels.

A cap of gold mufti, confined in feveral place.q with gold
trinening. A Ter, long tad on the left fide finillitl with a
gold taffcl.

A bonnet of buff Patin. trimmed with brown ribbon ; a white
oftrich feat her ha trout.

A eap of lace ; the crown full, and confused with a pink cord
and tads; bow of pink ribbon ou the left fide.

0111SERVATIONS—The prevailing colours are
fcarlet, purple, grecn, and buff. Feathers and
flowers are the ornaments in caps and bonnets.
The Spann hat cout;nues to be worn.-?-Drelles
are made vcry low round the bofom, and the
wain fhorf.—Lace is generally inuoduccd in all
parka of the Drcfs.

REMARKABLE OCCURRENCE:

FOR THE YEAR

JANUARY.
a. This day the Union dale Kingdom* of Great Britain and
Irdand took place. His Majefty held a Grand Council to give
the neceffary folemnky to the meafure, and to fwear in his
Privy Council of the United Kingdom. The Park and Tower
guns were fired, the bells of the different Churches were rung,
and the Royal Union Standard was difptayed on the occafion.
A new Great Seal was at the fame time prefented, and adopted
by his Majefty.
---. Official advice received of the Archduke Charles : lying
been appointed Commander in Chictof the Imperial Army.
The Emperor Pal orßullia, in a paroxyfm of infanity,
publithed at Peterthurgh a challenge to all the Princes of Eu-
rope to fight with him in barriers doled up.
3. His MaJefty's Proclarn..tion was publithed fur altering his
Majefty's Stile and Title, and Arms, In purfuance of the Union
heaves Great Britain and Ireland. On this occafion hts Ma-
jefty laid afide the title of King of France.
6. Accounts were received of a general engagement having
taken place, on the Danube, on the 18th of December, between
the French Army under General Moreau, and the Auftrian
Army under the Archduke Charles, which tenninat,d in the
Defeat of the latter; after which Propofals of Peace were made
to Moreau; and an ArmifUee for 3o days was agreed upon :
and Diree.'ons were fast by the Emperor to Count Cobentzel,
at Luncvilie, to lige a Peace with France.
9. The French Papers brought an official account of the
French General Brune having, on the 26th of December, ob-
tained an important vldtory beer the Auftrian army, on the
Mind.; the itrortg lines of which the enemy forced, and ins-
medistely centred the river in purfuit of the vanquiffied.
•---. Four perfons, eonvided of baying eor.fpired againf the
lift of the Firft Conful of France, fentenced to Coffer death, and
a great number ordered to be trardported.
13. The French army in Ita!y. I..fter a variety of new victo-
ries, penetrated into the heart of .'.e Venetian territories.
.-.. The ProlLus Minißry declared that they meant to fa-
voile the caufe of the Norther,, Confederacy.
14. An Order of Council Blued for detaining all Ruffian, Da-
nifh, and Swedifh Mips and vcift.le, in confequccce cf thofc
Powers having entered inti a confederacy againk the maritime
interefts of (;,..-tat Britain.

t 5. Accounts received of the French army in Italy having
gained fome further advantages over the A of rian3, and eff;:tted
the paffage of the Adige, the Imperidliffs retreating with pre-
cipitation in every diretlion.
16. Accoantq received at the Admiralty of:. (mall firidron
under the orders of Sir R. &rub at, having captured fever:-.1
French velfels of different deferiptions on the ene.ny's own
coact.

A Sufpenflon ofArns agreed upon in Italy betas 41 the
French General Brune, . ad the Aulttlan General 14,11, garde,
by which a number of fertreffiaa were furreniercd into the heeds
of the French, and the war in Italy was terntinated.
17. An Order of Council iffued,sliredin that no bill; drawn
Gnee the loth of nceember,by perfor.s relidim, in Ruffia, thoulil
be accepted or paid till furtter notice.
19. The Qu:•en's Birth-Day celebrated with mt.ch fplendour
at St. James's.
22. Vim Imperial Parliament met for the hilt time, purfuant
to his Majefty s Proclamation, when th 2 Right Hon. Hairy
Addington was unanimoufly cleded Speaker.
23. A Fr.i.ch fip.adron of (even fail of the nor, two frigates,
a In:ger...and feint other veirds, with four I houfand trolls (II
bo:ad. undcr the command of Admiral Cantheaume, failed
from Brett for Egypt.
25. The Paris Paper* announce that a friendly connecil son
had been citablithcd between the Firit Co.iful of France, and
Paul I. Emperor of Refila.

FEBR n. Y.
2. The King went iu State to the Houfe of Peers, and opened
the firft Seinen of the Imperial Parli.uLtrt.
3. La Dodaigutufe French frigate captured by his Majefty's
frigate I'Oifi2u.
4. Accounts were received that Preliminaries of Peace hid
been ligned ; t Lunevitle between Auftriazud Frznee.
news of Admiral Gtritheautne's Nuadron Having
failed from Brett for Egypt, Wag received In town.
6. The Right Hon. Wm. Pitt tent into his Majcity his re fig-
nation of the Ogees of Chancellor of the Exchequer, and Firft
Lord of the Treafury.
7. Earl Spencer reigned his lituation of Firft I.ord of the
A4tnirahy ; as did Lord Grenville, Mr. Duudas, and Mr.
s►?ndham.

8. The Ruffian Minifter at Conftantinaple tif;ti'...cel to the
Porte that the Englillt forces under Gen-ral Abercrombie mutt
not be permitted to had in Egypt.
- Ancona was given up to the French General Murat.
9. A change of Miniftry took place, but the whole of the
ar: angements were not for Dome time after fettled. Mr. Ad-
dington fuccecded Mr. Pitt, as Era Lord of the Treafury and
Chancellor of the Exchequer; and Eat St. Vincent, Lord
Spencer, as Firft Lord of the Admiralty.
- Peace between Auftria and France figned at Luneville,
by Count Cohmtzel and Jofeph Bonaparte.
to. Mr. Addington refigncd his limation of Speaker.
—. In the Houfe of Lords, Lord Grenville took (Keehn to
Rate, that he and feversl of his friends bad refigned their km'.
dons isceaufe they found they could not carry into ttied cer-
tain regulations with refpedt to the Catholics of Ireland, which
they had conceived to he neectrary. •
The melancholy event of the King's inner; became public.
it. Sir John Mitford, late Attorney-general, was cliofen
Speaker of the Houk of Commoos.
Accounts by the Hamburbh mail mentioned that Lot.l
Carysfort, the Britills Minifter at the Court of Berlin, received a
Note from Count Haugwitz, the King of fruflia's
difapproving of the moan& of treat-Brivain in detainir.g thT
Ruffian, Danifh, and Sweatt's Lips.
13. A General Fart and Humiliation throughout England
purfuant to Royal Proclamation.
—. Intelligence arrived by the Hamburgh Mail of a Con-
vention having hem entered into between Rullla and Sweden,
and to which Denmark was to be a party, for an Armed Con-
federacy, whofc obiza was to diredt the right of Search on the
part of other Powers..

--. The new Ad:ninittratian was appoint d.
16. M. Talleyrand fent a letter of rceal to M. Otto, the
French Coinmilfary in England, in confequenee of the orders
given by our Govcrrment to capture all &Ling v‘als &longing
to France, on the ground of their b-ing unfairly employed in
equipping the Brat Beet. There inhruetions, however, were
revoked, and M. Otto was permitted to remain.
-. Mr. Horne Tooke was introduced into the Houk of Corn-
mons,where he took his feat as Reprefentative for the Bor,,ugh
of Old Sarum. Lord Templagavc notice :hat he wool.' move
for a new writ in the mom of that Gentleman, who was ine-
ligible, by reafon of his being a Prieft.
Accounts from Ilamhurgh mentioned that the King of
Denmark was making hoitile preparations In Holltein.
17. Advice, from France announced the firihig of a Baal-
tire Treaty between that country and Auitrin.
18. Mr. Pitt opened the Budget in the lioufe of Commons,
Mr. Addiugton not having yet taken hib feat as Chancellor of
the Each' quer.
W. His Majelly was fazed with a cold and fever, which
continued for fame time.

21. Letters from Philadelphia brought the account of Mr.
Jefferfon having been eleded Prefsdent of the United States of
America.

Si. Accounts from Ilamburgh Rated that Sweden and Den-
mark bad (topped all Brian) veffels in their ports.
24. His Majcfty's indifpofition became more fuious; end for
near three weeks all ranks of people laboared under the greaten
anxiety on account of their beloved Sovereign.
..—. Accounts from India Rated, that the rebel Doondeah
had been killed, and his army defeated, by ate troops under
the command of Colonel Weßaley.
The Hamburgh Mai'brought an account of a Quixbtic
challenge which the Emperor Paul of Ruffia had ordered to be
'whaled in his Court Gazette, and in which he offered to fight
perfonallyagainft ait the Princes in Europe.
The French Papers brought an account at an arrnitticz
having been agreed on between the French anslAußriao troops
in Italy.
MARCH.
• S. Advice received at the India Honk of the capture of
the Kent Indianian by a French frigate In the Bay of Bengal,
aver a fetere adios of nearly two hours.
Note from the )r.ingset hakes htthaitter to Lord

Carport, at Berlin, hafilted on the reit, Vico of the Datdis
and Sw•edith daps a:claim-4 by England.
3. The revere, Sate Prifoners confined in the Tower and
Cold Bath Fields Prifon liberated on their own recognizance.
The public apprehenlion concerning his !Way ay was re-
lieved by the report of the playlici..og that his hlajeity bad had
a good 01.21 t, and that big f, verwas much abated. 'Phis fa•
voneable change was occafioned by a pillow, tit!.•d With h..pei
havikg placed white the King's head, end which aZi..O:l as
a

4: Mr. Jeff, rfon, the newly-eleded Prefident of the United
St2t..s of A m rica, upt.ned the Cangrefi with a :o•.lg and ali:e
_ _

G. Paris Papers annotinc: d the capture of his Nits-fly'.
(hip: Succ,f., ineerdiary, and Sprightly, by the tquadron of
Admiral Gant licaume, on it: way to Egypt.
7. The British Army, r :he come .i.nd of Sir,Ralph Aber-
crotnhy, ciflckilod a latniing ..t rlbookir, drove in tin era my's
detachments, and advanc d ::ithin a few miles of Alevandri.s.
so. The French frigate Africaine captured in t, Med:us-
ranean by his Majcfly's ILip Phcebe, afttra finart adior.
is. His Majefty's Phylicians declared hi: recovery, and
Rat,d that a Qum time only WAS nrcrlfary to reflore his ufual
health and Itrengtil.
12. Admiral SihrHyde Parker and Vice Admiral Lord Ntl-
fon failed from loutli Roads with a Bret of ttventeen
of the line and a dumber of frigates, tiondurrofds, guo-brigs.
and fire-lips for the Baltic. to attack the cos:laced Powers
of Denmark, Sweden, artd it tam. This Gott was ilicrey after
followed by feveral more flips of the line.
—. In the Houk of Corturons Lord Csilleret.gh brotreht
forward a motion for leave to bring in a Bill to eotainue Nlarc-
tial Law in Inland, which, after along ai:d warm debate, wu
agrscd to.
_

Advice was received of the capture of a Sweilifh frigate
by the Dryad, Capt blansaeld, after a Chew: but gallant a int.
1.3,. The firitigi troops Rationed near Atexandria, in Egypt.
attacked by the Carrifon of -hat place. '1 headlian '4144 :our
hour,. and ended in the enemy !wing repulfect
14. Mr. ['Ur refilned n. his blajefly the feals of his dice,
wi:idt were deliver.d to Mr. Addinenn.
i 6. H:. M.!jefty's ibip Imille.Me, Rear Admiral Toity,
wrecked Kr a ridge of fanJ called Hamottibur:, •tn the Nor-
folk cowl:, rn bee way to join the Baltic fleet, ard upward. of
4CO of her crew, b:lides the Captain and feveral of the other
officers, utiiortunat ly perifhed.
r 7. The whole of the Members of the Now .Icluiltiftr:tion
entered upon the duties of their rcfprcliv: ...rfic:s, and l.ord
Hardwick: was appointed I.ord Lieutenant of Ircl.md. in the
room cf the Margot: L:.rnw. ilis.
—. The 'damn Mail brought an account of War haw;
been declared by the Court of f.ladrirl I,47tarli.
lE. eetrifun c.l Aboukir, in Lgypt, iurr.nd:red to the
arms.

20. Pcace botwcon Auftria and Franco formally proclain.ed
at I'alc

I.t.rd parnlcy's long protrae.ed ni Oman Enquiry
into the State of the Nation was broulht lOTT::Ird the ltaufe
of Pe.ers, and, after a long detr.te, was negatived by a largo
majority. _ _

it. the Bridal Army is Egypt attacked by tic principal
part of tl: c French foreerettdrr the inint.lll%.c orders of °enc.
r^.l Mellott befure Alexandria. The conteft lilt. d fur Lycra!
hours, ami ended in the enemy's being completOy ,clotted,
with the lois of about .1000 num ; that of the kri, Lb, in k : kJ,
wounded, and prifoncrr, mot) uted t-co. The hr.
nerd Sir Ralph Abercromby, who coinnumded the Brill&
army in perlcn, was wounded on this occafion, and bird a few
days after, nnivcrfally lamented by the army and his country.
kle was fucceedul in the chief command by General Hut.
chinfun.

23. Accounts received at the Mtniraltr_of a number of va-
luable captures having been a h Li M
M:'..-C cruifzra UP
Lb:. Irilh and AL...ll:crone:al

—. The Emperor Pa?! of Kuria died fuddenly. Repro
Rated List hc•wal affaffiaatel by Gime Officers of State. He
was fueeeeded by his fon AIL x.ukr

—. &run Egrenfwani, the Swedilt Minifter, obtained a
paffpurt to quit Englatcl.
2.4. An At of Parliament ptif,;(l for continuing Mar.ial,
Law in lrelarni.

—. Paris Papers announced that an Artnittict, hat: been con•
eluded betWaell France and Napla, Ittiti that the Spanil Go-
ver:anent had deelar,sl war againtt Portt.eat.
23. A Negociatiun for Peace opmed between England and
France..

Mr. Grey matte a motion in the Houfeof Commons for
n enquiri into the State of the Nation, which, after a long
debate, was nebetived by a great majority.
28. Pez.ce between France and N aples clued at Florence.
:9. A Danilh Army too!: pqleflion of Catnbuth.
—. The Britifh fleet, under the commatld of Admiral Sir
I Irk Parker, paired the Sound with fear cely any lofs, and an•
chorcd oil' Copenhagen.
30. An Account was received tint the Britllh Conful at
liamburgh had giver notice to all Britifla vrtfels to quit the
Elbe as fpeedily as pofiibk. •

wa. Letters from fiornbay flared, that on the tEth at lameme
tier, Igoo, a detachment of troops had Likd fiom that place;
on board Admiral Blanket'4 raindrop, to maned op the Red
Sea, co-wi.crate with the Army in Egypt.
14. Accounts received from Jamaica and the Leeward
'Lands, of mover is of 130 v.!ffels of different deferienra hay-
log been eainuied or (rata-01.0 by his hlajefty's cruisers on
thole Rations.
- General Hut&infnn captured a valuable convoy be-
tween Rhamanic and Alexandria, defined for the !veer ear-
Won.
—. A divillon of troops from India arrived in Egypt. to
co-operate with the britith forces iu the conqueft of that
country.
is. The Park and Tower guns fired, Ist emfequerme of the
brilliant vi Rory obtained over the French army in Egypt on
the stit of Marcia, by the Lraith army commanded by Gene-
sat
16. Advice received that the Grand Vizier had advanced 1
with his Army to eta-operate with the Brit% forces in Egan.
ea. The Turkillt Army, commanded by the el -and Vizier,
attacked near Belbies, in Egypt, by the French .roops from
Cairo. After a revere aetiun, the enema were repaired with
eopfiderable Infs.
—. Two Spanifh Daps of war detroyed by the boats of the
Naiad and Phaeton frigates, in Pontevedia Tidy.
12. The Houle of Commons voted a fublitly of 3ere.onot to.
the Court of Labatt, to enable her molt Faithful Majelty to
et fift the imitation of the Spin& Army.
—. A vote of Thanks paned both Houfes of Parliament to
all the Officers and troops engaged in the elpedirion to Egypt.
At the fame time a Monument was ordered to be created to
the memory of the late General Sir Ralph Abererombv, and
Eh hlaje ity bellowed the tile of Baronets Aboukir on his'Lady,
with a penfion of 20001. per annum.
- The Spanith Army, after gaining tome trifling fuectifea
over tie Ponuaarfe, advanced to the roarer of Elva', to
which they 'intently laid Sege.
23. Hamburgh evacuated by the Denial troops under the
command of Prince Charles of Here.
. 25. 'the Earl of Hardwicke fwotn in Lord Lieutenant of
Ireland, at Dublin Cattle.
Gnat preparations were • anklet abets the emits of
France, as if they were meditating an anthem of Great Britain.
JUN;:.
t. Advice received of the Bland of St. Euftath haring been
tal:nt poneGion or by a :mall Britifh force, in confenaence of au
invitation from the inhabitants. The liamburg6 Mad ounohn-
esd the evacuation of that city by the Danes.
a The Spain& army poffiffed Malt of tat Portuguef: for-
.
hefferrif Ofivenza and Junahmena, with very little oppolition.
3. fart St. Vincent informed the Lord Mayor of London.
by letter, that the embargo had koen taken off all Britifh veal,
in the ports of Ruffin. .
4. His alajtity's Birth-day • Celebrated with great splendour
at St. Jaines'a
. 6. An Order of Council iffur4l :or taliog °Peke embargo on
-an Ruffian and thinith vends its the ports of Great Britain.
A -treaty of Peace between Main and Portugtl figned at
Badajoa, by which the latter ,acid to cede to Spain the pro-
vince of Oliv-aza, and the ports Of Portugal were agreed to be
that againft the trade of England.
S. The Ilamburch Mall brought the news of the King of
Sweden having taken elf the proltibitiou againft Engaa !hips
Wading to his ports.
17.4 Contention figned at Peterthurgh by Lord St. Helen's
aid the Anglian Minitter, by which all differences between
&eat Britain and RulSa were amicably adjofted.
st. The boats of the Doris frigate fueeeeded In cutting out
of Cement Bay, near Bret, a French corvette of so guns, after
a (mart adios of two hours and a ball.
24. An Ad of Indemnity patted, freeing the late Miniftera
of his Majety from all profeeeniems for their proceedings Wl"'
eke die Sufplldifian of the Hat eas Corpus A.
- His blab-nes Chip Swiftfure, of 74 guns, captured in the
Mediterranean by Admiral Ganrheaume's lquadron, which
Was on its return to France from the African won. where
Gantheatinse ineffedually attempted to had a body of troops,
to reinforce the Preach army in Egypt.
23. The Marquis Cordwallis and Lord Nero° appointed to
command the military and naval faeces along the Eaftern coati
a—HI. Majefty's frigate Jafon wrecked in the toad of St. Male.
27. A Convention concluded between the Commanders of
the Brief& and Tuthill% troops in Egypt, and the French Ge-
neral Ballard, by which the latter agreed to evacuate, with
• its army, the sit yof Grand Cairo, on condition of the while of
Ms troops being Pent lack to France at the emenee of Englard.
29. Difpatches were reeelved from Lord Elgin, at Cunftan-
tittople, giving an account of a vidory gained by the Britilb
troops in Egypt, ever the French. at Rhamanie.
So. Received accounts of :accent.' gained by the Spaniards
over the Portuguele. •
JULY.
S. Parliament prorogued by Cenamillon,hh Majefty having
previoully gone to Weymouth.
Peace between Spain and Portugal proclaimed at Lifbon.
A State Paper appeared in Paris, liand by the FL It Conful.
in which he declared he tunas nottirg of armaments along the
French man, for the purr& of invading this country, except
frUnt the Ehgliilt Newfpapers.
3. A British tquadron, under the orders of Rear Admiral
Sit James saumarea; attacked a remit fauadron, command el
by Admiral Lanols, in the Bay of Algefiras; but from the for
addable pofition of the wary, who had manned with troops
the batteries on the More, the lama/ Admiral found it expe-
dient to abandon his object. The Hannibal, of 74 guns, hav-
ing got between the enemy's tquadron and their batteries on the
Lore, was compelled to Strike to the Republican term after
having fuftained immure daniaar. foit the gallant refiitatee
the made. Admiral Lanai, had troops on board fax Egypt, but
was not able to proceed thither.
er. The Anthill-aide frig 4e, Loehr captured from the Dutch,
caret and loft in a gale of what, on her way from Sheernefs to
the Downs, and fevaal of the crew peri.htd.
to. The Pre San troop' evatma red the Imperialeity of Brewer.
as. Lord Hawk( (bury tent a letter so the Lord Mayor, in-
' forming him chat a "caeca:Lien hetarreu Real and Great Ira.
tarn had been ligned, by two. . au differences between the two
muutries were amicably aerjufLd.
12. The French !quadrat: under the ender. of Admiral 1 a-
llots, reinforced by te•wal Sonifh Mips, having Lit el from Al-
gefiras Bay for Cadiz, was attacked by the ilritab tquadion
. under the command of R ter Admiral Mr James Sa.o snares, Wit h
a very inferior force, sad vavaletcly defeated. Two Spaitifla
Lips, of 112 guns each, blew sp in the &elan, and another drip '
of the hoc was captured. The Hannibal was kit by the enemy
In Algefiras Bay.
r 4. The Anniverfary of the Reno Revolution celebrated at
Pasts with nau.la pomp and exultation.
se. Circular later* frothy the Secretary of State to the Lord
Lieutenants of the feveral Mar:dose counties in brigland, m-
iliaria* the refredles dlarid, to be placed in the molt refpealae
hie itate at decoct, to guard agalnft any furpriac on the part
of the enemy.
An ofileal account was received of the arrival of Genital
Baird at Stet, With an anay dame rani front India, fur the
pupa& of eta-aperating h the Brines army in ).e,,apt.
17. By the Hamburph Alan we were in/untied that the Ruf-
fian Miuilter at Paris had preietited.a itreng Mmifeflo aloha
the tgurp:.tioes of the French In Italy.
ad. A divilloo at the Baltic Ont. order the command of
Rear Admiral G: ayes, returned to V -"math Roads.
tet. Reetiesd an account that all 4:ll:brargo had ben laid on
all vends in the port of Calais, wi.ich emen nd or a Law d
at. Accounts reached this country that Admiral Gansteeume
Ltd dffenalsarked the truces on board Li, taa adroit at Dente. on
Me emit of Africa. This lane report was believed fat a ling
at. In contequenie of the hoftile preparations of the Frene't
*tong the Lone from the 'laze to the Bay rat Bit: ay, his Revd
Highuefs the Conunansier in Chief on!, red that all tffi-a es on
leave of abfenee, and all Mistier. on furloughs amid imme-
diately join their regiments.
- All the endeme •in . the Dowers wet& ordered to yea;
twenty additiasal frigates and Lops were Rationed along the
Preach wit freest Havre so Dasklak ; and there was p very
here puts on the River.
12. 'the Volunteers of the 11Altrapalie mimed in Hyde
Park by the Pt we a Wake asidaho Doke et York.
et" Peace between Sp* and Fungal peodanted at Linton,
- ACCOIIIIIS from need that the Plea Conrad me
Wort to ratify the pesetreloded at &Mos, between Spain
and Pa'rlle otel CtaL •
t 3. urted Al.krtnea of tke Cky of Louisa Came to

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a determinetion, thatit itai errAlieht tor the Lord letatrt to
iffise prefs-warrants hi Me Cliy, for the purpofe of Prot urine
faunal kr the mvy•
.--• A dreadful hurricane at Barbados, which did immenfe
ntifehief to the ilLnd.
ss. A battalion of the it cth regiment landed at Madeira, and
obtl.ined poiftfli..n of that ifland without 0ppi.4.1.m..
ay. All :be Volutite.vs to the kingdom reedr.d iltdas to
h. Id thenifelves in I..adintra at a moment's noti:c ; u.,41 kraal
carp, in the N.etcopolie eitterud upon aetive dote.. . •
The Court of Copenhagen at Myth acceded to the treaty
corehaded with Raffia. and thus ended, hi the mutt latibfac-
tory manner, the difpute with the Northern Powers.
28. lu the Londo,i Gazette was puldifisnd as account of a
melt exploit performed by the boat or. Anne of Ma-
jetty's dips under the direction of Limtenant Lufack, who cut
awsy and captured the French (hip. la Chevrette.l of 20 rum.,
and Ito mw, under the batteri•A, in the tiny of Cunt:wet-
-30. The Duke of Poet Led refigned to the King at Weystotth.
the Seals of his Oilize, Which Were immedi-tely after delivered
to Lord Pelham.