Star.
London, England, 1801-08-15 00:00:00

TO TNT PVILISHiII.

" Sir—You will pleafe to inform the public, in
pour Gazette, that, on the 15th of July, a Treaty
was concluded at Paris between the Government
of the French Republic and the Pore. It was,
figned, on the part of the Republic, by Citizen
Joslyn Bom•raar z,Counfellor of State; Garter,
Counfellor of State; and Beastaa, Prieß ; Pleni-
potentiaries nominated by the FINST CONSUL. On
the part of the Pore it was fiped_ by Cardinal
CONSALVI Secretary of State ; onfignor
Archbilh; M
of Corinth and Father Cassizi, as
his Plenipotentiaries. The Treaty is to be finally
I ratified within 4o days from the date of its figaing.
" The News propagated in Italy of the march
of the Army of Obfervatiois, foinetimes to Rouse,
fometimes to Naples, are abfoluttly (age. That
army has made no fuch movements. On the Con-
tinent, France has no enemies.' !ler Government,
faithfid to its friends and its principles, will every
where maintain the peace which it has by vi Cory
and muderation gained. It has now only Britain
to contend with. (Signed "
" Consmiffary of the French Republic
" in Tufcany."

Vaitora. Jove ao.—Yeiterday the plaints who
for upwards of a yeas' were confined in the prifor
of the Cafile of cattails, arrived at this pLice
They were received by the National Guild wider
arms, and were drawn by the people in twn (TIM•
phant chariots. They were greeted by she mut•
titude with reiterated !bouts of 4, Long live the
Patriots; Long live the Republic!" There are
only thirty•ffean of dams oat having petithd in
confinement.• ,

Remit of a Private Lcttet.)
• Lissom, JULY t4.—Since my la ft letter peace
has been again figned at Badajos. We have con-
fenced to receive French and Spanifh garrifons in
our fortre fres ; and the Kiser of SPAIN guarantees
to the French Government the execution of the
treaty. Engin fhips of all kinds are to be exclud.
ed from our ports, and the naval magazines are
already embarked to be tranfpotted to Gibraltar,
We expert here to day M. PINTO, from Badajos,
which the KING of SPAIN, the PRINCE of PEAL):
and Locisu BONAPARTE, have already quitted, to
return to Madrid. We expel alto at Li(bon the
French General Sr. Col, in the quality of Ambaf-
fador at our Court. The packet which brings you
this letter contains at leap 3o perfons, for the molt
.part Englifb, who have been long eftablifhed here,
and had only 24 hours allowed them to quit the
place. The Chevalier d'Aaaaio, who on his jottr•
ney to Paris, in the quality of Ambaffadoi from
Portugal, flopped at POrient, has returned thither.
LeoHORN, JULY z 4.--Every thing is at.prefent
in motion here for the purpofe of reinforcing the
troops employed in the liege of Porto-Ferrajo, iu
as to compel that place to furrender. • Eight pri-
vateers are fitted out to ferve as tranfports, and to
act offenfively againft the enemy. The befiegers
have been fupplied with provifions, ammunition,
and foine heavy artillery. It is the divifion of VA.
rain which -carries on the liege of Porto Ferrajo.
General Vertu let off yefterday to fiiperintend
the operations. It isnot true that an Englifh fqua.
drop has appeared off Porto Ferrajo. The only
Englith veffel feen there was the Ross cutter, the
Commander of which, after tome communication
with the chiefs of the city, proceeded on his def.
tination., . . -
Potts, JULY so..—The following Proclamation
has, in cinfeqUence of the late difturhances, been
addreffed by Generals JOURDAN and MERLE to thL
French troops here in garrifon :
" Soldiers ! You demanded your pay, and you
have received it. Your grievances are at an end ;
and.any farther fignification of difcontent would
be a crime which would draw upon you punif?i.
meat by the French Government. Agitators i h
guilty intentions are now digging the mine in which
theyhope to overwhelm you. Hear your leaden ;
hear the voice of honour I hear BONAPARTE, who,
through us, thus addreffes you—, Soldiers !' he
lays, whole courage has fixed the admiration of
all Ebtrope, who have acquired rights to the grad-
, trade of your country—Soldiers ! you have erred :
Beware ! But one ftep farther—and you are re-
bels—enemies to the Republic. The army—the
nation—have their eyes upon you. One ftep far-
ther—and you are difhonoured ! your laurels are
tamifhed. Yams are no longer the children of your
country.' Soldiers ! we would gladly hope that
this language will awake in your breath thofe fen-
timents of honour which have ever diflinguifhed
the defenders of your country—that you will efface
by future fubmiffion to your Chiefs the remem-
brance of the events which are paft ; but had the
fpirit of intubordination proceeded to fuel lengths
as to render other motives neceffary, we fhould
have faid—Soldiers ! recollea, that iq the 7th year
L of the Republic, the enemy took advantage of the
diforders of our retreat, and the fields of Italy Were
deluged with the blood of your comrades in arms.
—The French Govemnient pardoned the leaders
in that infurreflion. Its genemfity, however, could
not command their grautude. They (till cherifli
a fpirit of hatred and revenge againft the French,
They are even now almoft ready to carry into ef-
fee their guilty purpofes. Soldiers while you
are ready to rife in tumults againft your coalman-
dere, the7rhare, on the other hand, watchful for your
rdThe gr -mteft dangers now furround you.
. great co piracy is formed againft you. The
confpirators know, that, in union with your Chiefs,
you are invincible. They excite you to infurrec-
tlon, and watch the moment to affaffinate your
Officers, with all the agents and the friends of the
French Government. They willthen attack you;
when, without leaders, and hung with remorfe,
you mull eafily fall before them. Soldiers! thi:
ftatement is difireffing, but it is true. Every con-
ftderation requires your immediate return to your
duty. Swear fidelity and obedience to your com-
manders, as they engage with due care for your
fafety and your wants —This Proclamation is to
be printed and read at the head of every company.
(Signed) 'outman. MERLE.
Nicw, Jura' as.—On the toth of this month,
our Government publifhed the following •procla-
mation His Highnefs the Eleaor, fmce be re-
turned the reins of Government, has conftantly re-
claimed from tie Coon of Vienna fuch of his fub-
s
as, during the war now ended, arid during
Jth refidence in hereditary dominions, were car-
vied away by force, and cooftrained to' enter the
Aadtrian fervice. ut his rernonftriugee hive beta
without effelL: as his Highnefi the Ai4liddke
CHARLES, whole equity commandb the at&
confidence, now prefides in the Imperial Council
of War, the Eleeor ordered his former demands
to be renewed by his Plenipotentiary Minifter,
Baron GRATINIRUTH. His Highnefs the Arch-
duke Omitss anfwered in a pofitive manner
by a Counter Official Note, dated Jane to, that
he had no intention either to enroll by force any
of the Elector's fobjees in a foreign ferviee, or to
retain any who might have been improperly en-
gaged in the Emperor's armies ; that the regal,•
tions were precifely adverfe to any fuch thing ;
that if, in the courfe of the war, they had been in
any way infringed, this was owing to the imperi•
ous force df circumitances ; that fuch abufe !Would
be inftandy at an end ; that if perfons in fubordi-
nate command &mid do any thing to the contrail
they &odd be fubjeaed to a rigorous refponfibility,
to that the laws &mild have full tired. This an
fwer was made public, in an order figned by the
Archdukes own hand, on the loth of ihnt, in
order that any of the Eleftoes fubjeds who might
have been forced into the Emperor's fervice might
return to their families. It is, in particular, en-
joined to all bailiffs, and others employed in civil
offices, to make known this declaration to the peo-
ple of their diftrifts, and to thole who are in office
under them; and to give all aid in their power to-
wards its's:motion.'

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BERNE, JUL? 29.--The Legiflatire Council,
upon the Meffage of the Executive Council of the
loth of tali June, having hrard the Report of the
L'ommiffion of Criminal Legiflation, have decreed
as. follows : . ,
Amnefty is pronouneed in favour of all thole who have
1-ken part in the movements which occurred in the Cantors of
ftalle and Leann towards the end of the year *BOO, with the
exception of theft who have fled.
7. In virtue of •this amnefty, the proceedings commenced,
on account of the raid troubles, againft the citizens who come
within the prefent *madly, are annulled, the cure excepted in
which any &scaled citisma AO resented the smelly and de-
rcand the profecatieu oldie proceeding itlftituted againft him ;
is which cafe his demand mall be complied with without delay,
Ly the continuance of the proceeding.
Tranquillity is not entirely re-eflablifhed in dif-
ferent parts of the Grifons; and though Cititen
Asussierr is equally wife and adtive, he has not
yet been able to conquer all difficulties: We have
received the unexpeeted news of the populace in
the Lower Engadine having difmiffed the Muni.
ciPalities and reinliated the ancient Magiftrates
in their 'funEtioni. The fame event has taken
place in the diftridt of Pefcheavo ; and in the dif-
uiet called the Pergel, the new order of things has
not yet been able to be eftabliffied. It appears that
fecond battalion of the t o4th demi-brigade, which
is expelled in the Grifons, will proceed to thole
dillrids to put an end to the anarchy that defolates
them.
General Mosictrotsv is on the point of making
a tour in the different Cantons of Switzerland-,
where be continues to command
,in
,the name of
knnce.. The Preach troops, which in (mall num.
bens Rill occupy different Cantons, are to be coo-
eenttated in the environs, of Berne,_ ft, be fent to
fuch pointi as may be deemed neceif,irY.
STI.7 !GARD, AtICIUST 3...:.The Rates of the Brit-
tau have again refuted to take upon themfelves
aie adminifiration of the Provifional Government,
as propofid to them Fy M. deCossarzst. and Ci-
tiZen Josartt Bcissrsare; They
_loftily themfelves
by Dating that they are not yet free from the oath
of fidelity which they took to the Esivtabit.

PRICE CIF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK
3 per Cent. Caef.64—Accodstt_ 64--Wkduesd 64 61i-
-4 Per Cent. St 811—Ontniam pi to pf.

In the pretediUg culumbsi our readers Will find
a few extraits trom the French jobrnals received
yeast-day, Which, though not very interelting in a
Political point of vie*, will fnrnifh a little mantel
Merit = elpetially the artielb from the Mottilarri
charging our lifibifters, the people in general, and:
tome Nerrs.paper tams in particular, With a dif-
pofition to perpetrate enormities, Which the world
Dever Wiftiefted eicept in Frafice ; and Which we
beliere, none here could be,toubd lb Worthlefi as
to be inch:teed to imitate by the force of any feiratd,
or from any motive ivhateref.
. Private letters trots/ Frattee Iltie; 64'
is ailnaßy babifited. He, Tasstawi Rewash;
DOMIIIi, and either Tlteribidoriati Leader's, are.
fufpe&ed oFebtsfulteng on the iiieSiiii if oppofing
Bowariata's defpotifin and noon, *ha has
the belt iniblisittieti by nseatii bf lbobey, having
heard bf the libgisage they held, was fent
for. In pretence of Bostarsitra, Foocws tbld
what he kiwi: Dkalae appealed to the emits
torsos, who declined interfering, leaving the
Isufitiets to FOboti. The clibite wai.giveh him
Of the Tale', of Bruireh. The Ez-bireaar pre-
ferred the latter:

We cannot add any thing to the particulars Ito
yefterday laid before our Readers repelling the
news from Egypt i for, in fall, nothing more
is known even by Goveininetri. We should bb-
terve, however, though there can be little doubt
of its truth, that ftM it mils only on the authority
of the Tnrkifh report, General Hoyeatisou's ac-
count of the fill of Cairo not laving yet corn; to
hand. Though we eattttiot give any additional.
citeumflances, we fhall again infert a copy of Mr.
Toost's letter to the India Company, as a lima
part of yellerday's iinpreffion was worked off be-
fore the copy with which we were favoured reach-
ed us :

AAAAA CT Off' • •LIITTIIt 111014 PAVIA TOOIIA,
TO WILLIAM RAMSAY, RIQ DATID COMSTAIITt•

" I had the honour to addrefs you, on the t 7th
" inft. by an Exprefs Courier, (not yet, received)
" in order to inform yod of the reduelien of the
" Cattle and City of Cairo, by his Majefty's and the
" Ottoman Arm y, after fume fevere anions, where-
" in the enemy had loft aOOO men in killed and
" wounded, and that the remainder, confalling of
4000 men, had furrendered. I have only
learned Since, that the enemy capitulated on
" honourable terms, and vitro to march to Ro-
" fetter to be embarked for France, under an
" eliort of Brit& Ships of war."
The difpatch from Lord MI ITO contains no far-
:!, cr particulars. 'lli' letter is dated the 3d inn.
and he congratulates blinifters on the fall of Cairo,
as ow an event blown to,tbens, and which be had
..namunicated in, his former hum as rsceived by.
Lim from Coultamiisopla