Star.
London, England, 1807-06-18 00:00:00

NAPLES, MAY is.

Ileports received at the fame time from various
Farts of the Mediterranean, confirm the intelligence
that the Englith, wko landed in Egypt, under the
command of General Fritter, have. already received
there c,nfiderable checks. We learn that numerous
reinf,acements have been juJged necelTary, and
have fet out from Sic:ly, in all hafle, to fuccour the
troops in the expedition.— (lifettireur.)
The Gartifon of Dantaic did not propofe to ca-
pitulate nail the very moment the Ftench troops
were going to make the alfault.
BAYONNE, MAY s 4.

. The regiment of An 3500 Prong,•-arrived
hale this morning ; 'mon of the officers and ffddiert
wore, au their left arm, a badge of honour, which
they received for having repulsed the Englith who
landed at rcrroL •
'RAI4OOSII, MAY 23.
W. ire awed, -that iiii•Coart of Vienna has in.
vita, in-the rnoq prtiEtitmeni*, that of London,
lohnd Plepipoters4Oes to the Cengrefs, which, -it
is ha.'intrnediattly opened to difcufs
theafairs of tniape, and endeavour to bring about
the ve-elt ditiffiTtptut of a &seta) 'peace. !Cis thought
that "ifiiOn Vincent Will not make a long nay 'it
Vienna, and that after having received hens in•

ftrations from his Government, he will return to
Berlin, which, it is fuppoled, will be the centre of
the negotiations.

VIENNA, MAY v..

The retired officers, who art Rill able to Cave.
and who with to return to aetive fervice, are to be
employed in the :delve. Several have already
br.:n admitted.

The Hungarians who have come here from their
own country, in order to avoid the recruiting, have
been enrolled by force, and the young Auftrians
who have emigrated to Hungary with a fimilar in•
tendon, hive in like manner been arrefed•
MAY 24. Lieutenant Field•Marfhal Baron Vincent,
who made fo long a (lay at the head quarters of the
French Imperial army in Poland, returned to Vi.
enna, in the beginning of this mom:.
The Archduke Charles, in quality of Generaliffimo,
has juR addreired to the Emperor fume reprefentations
concerning the Hungarian Regiments in the Außrian
, fervice, their organization and alto their railing, with
obfervations thereon, the whole drawn up in Latin :
thefe obfervations have been printed, and are very
eagerly perufed by the public.
It is generally believed that the Hungarian Dist
will continue its Seffion until the month of Auguft.

The Archduke Charles has It out from Buda for
Gallicia, where he is now reviewing Aullrian troops
who are Rationed there under the command of Ge-
neral Count von Bellegarde.
The number of recruits which have been railed in
rt is city, does not exceed 700 men. This levy is
confequently very far from being an extraordinary
one, as the public prints have flared it to be. A
number of Ruffian and Pruffian deferrers arrive here
and are fent into Hungary, where they are employed
in the works carried on for Government account.

The laft Mellinger from Turkey Rates, that the
Servian army has taken up a pofition in the interior
of Setvia, and that hitherto nothing denotes an in,
tendon on the part of the Turks to advance fo far.
It is remarkable, that notwithfianding the good har-
mony which prevails between the Servians and Ruf-
fians, the former fhould not have made any attempt
to effect a junaion with the latter. General Michel.
fon, none of whofe offenßve operations has hitherto
fucceeded, and who is convinced of his inability to
take pollifllon of the Torkiiir fortreffes, has adopted
the refolution to confine himfelf to the defenfive, he
is now taking meafures to put Wallachia and Mol-
davia in a refpedable Rare of defence, in order that
theft provinces may be able to withßand the attack
now meditated upon them by the Turks. Intelligence
has been received that the Grand Vizier is now on
his march with a formidable army, to Adrianople,
where he is to join the Pacha of Rudfchnek.—(36
niteur, sth June.)
In the night between the 29111 and 3oth of lall
month, three Englifh !hips were Branded near Calais,
namely, the William and Nancy, Captain Aoz ; the
York, Captain Landers ; and the corvette Jackall,
commanded by Lieutenant Charles Stewart, of the
Royal Navy ; the Crews were all fared and made
prifoners of war.— ( Moniker, June sth.)
Mar 25. Myrza Ithiza Kan, Perfian Envoy Ex-
traordinary, is arrived here from the head quarters
of the Graod French army. After a [port Ray, he
intends to fit out on his return home. Several
French Gentlemen, who-attended the Perfian Envoy,
arrived here at the fame time.
Baron Senft Pitrack, the Proffian Miniller, who,
as we have already mentioned, was obliged to leave
Conllaatinople, arrived here the day before yellerday.
—Monitor, June 6.
NUREMBURG. MAY 27.
Our City enjoyed this day a fight, not fecn here
fince the month of March 1547, when Spanifh
troops, commanded by. the Duke of Alva, paGed
through this City, to follow Charles V. to Saxony.
Abouti 7 o'clock the Regiment of foot of Guar-
dalazara entered this town, and was quartered here.
The Grenadiers wear high caps with a piece of red
cloth hanging from the back part, on which is
embroidered the image of St. George—( Afoniteut
Jane 6th.