Star.
London, England, 1801-08-03 00:00:00

IMMBURGH WIZ,.

CONSTANTINOPLE. JUNI( 38.—The whole pftbe
Turkith and Englifh force, which has formed a
junEtion againil the French at Cairo, is efOrnAted
at 42,000 men. A corps of EngEl, under Gen.
HVrc wsoa, has likewife joined the army of the
GRAND VIZISR, and the corps of the CARITAN

PASHA.
The Spani(h Envoy here, M. Coteau., has re-
peatedly applied for the cuftomary audience of en-
trance, both of the CAI t4ACAN and Ge•ND
but has, hitherto, received no determinate anfwer,
and there formalities, which are neceffary for the
complete reftoration of good harmony, are defer-
red from one day to another. The PORTS, bow.
ever, though not without fome difficulty; has
granted M.-Cosiest!. permiffion to have a Janiffary
• guard before his door, as is ufual with the foreign
Mini fters.
VIRNN AJULY I B.—As the Frenchare ftillmakins
great preparations for the embarkation of troops in
the Southern Neapolitan harbours, orders have
been fent from the Porrs to the Pallas of the Mo.
reit, Albania, and Macedonia, to afremble as many
troops as poffible, to defend thole provinces againft
the French, if.they should attempt to land.
It is faid that the Honourable ALTH ul PAULI'
appointed Englifh envoy to Vienna, has not been
° able to obtain pallet for his journey from General
Muaar, who willies firft to receive further inltme-
tions from the FIRST CONSUL ; Mr. PAWL'S' has
therefore embarked at Naples for Trieft.
MILAN, JULY to.—The conditions under which
General MURAT has again granted a free naviga-
tion to Leghorn, are an abfolute prohibition of
the .exportation of arms, ammunition, powder,.
flints, acc. as alfo of all provifions, or whatever
elfe may be ufeful to Porto Ferrajo, fo long as
that glace Hull not have furrendered ; the breach
of this prohibition will be punilhed with the con-
fifcation of the veffel and cargo ; every rad on
the kali fufpicion is to be fubjefled to a fearch ;
every (hip previous to her failing, is to obtain a
permiffion from the, commanding officer, by de-
livering to him *written voucher, that there is
nothing prohibited in the cargo, from Come prin-
cipal commercial boufe of Leghorn ; whoever
Mall be detefted in tranfmitting any fupplies to
Porto Ferrajo•is likewife to be fubjeeed to a fine
of moo feudi,Thalf to be given to the informer,
and half to the poor houfe of Leghorn. Three
French frigates, the Corriere, Braveur, and Suc.
cell, have come into Leghorn.
Baussits, JULY so.—ln the negotiation for
peace with England, the Flaw CoNsuL, it is un-
derfiood, infifts efpecially on the reltoration of the
Cape of Good Hope, and of the French (hips
taken at Toulon : there points occafion much dd.
ficulty on the part of the Englilh government.
At Bonlogne, Calais, and Dunkirk, there are now
so,ooo ,troops affentbled for embarkation. The
Engin cruizers, which form a cordon from Ha-
•vre de Grace to D'unkirk, have been reinforced
with 16 (hips of war, and hold Boulogne and Ha-
vre de Grace blockaded. The garrifon of Lux-
emburg will be reinforced with goon men.

LONDON.

MONDAY, AUGUST 3. ''
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK*
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This morning a Mail arrived from Hamburgb•
It brought but little news worth recording.
A Straftiorgh Paper contains the following ar-
ticle :—" It teems Citizen CARacrf has again that
influence with the False Cos su z which he fo muck
deferves. He has had leveret conferences with
BONaraar[, at Malmaifon, at which Moasau and
DISSOLLIS were prefent, bnt not Barritialt, who
is eqvally'hated by circle two Generals and the
late Minifter of War. BaITHISit, it is raid, will
be at the Cifalpine Government, and Dassozzas
and Dumas are the principal Candidates for the
office of Willer of War. Anciaitaau's recall is
are a confequence of CatilOT'S reconciliation,
whole difroltrat had bees oceirtumed by inflftirg
upon M A'S and Ascii azau's being panithed
for extorting money, whore fate would have fb:uck
tercorin the whole mafs of plunderers, and parti-
cularly by defiring ANOIiIIAU to be confined in
the Abbey, for having returned to Paris from the
army without his knowledge. Cilium. and Bo-
w are Paid to have met each other half-way
in their opinions, but the Puts, Coast's. does not
with Awoetiau to remain in Paris without fome
employment."
By our letters front Deal, we learn that Admi-
ral Lord NiLsoN failed yefterday with the fqua-
dron of (hips, frigates, gun-verels, and revenue
cotters under his command for the coati of Prange.
The enemy will probably foonbaveworkenough to
do in rome of their own ports. It feemsthey have been
snaking great reparations to fail from Boulogne
(fee our Portfmouth letter) ; but if Lord Nszson
pay them a vilit, he will certainly fare them the
trouble of coming out. The chain of fignal ports
along the coati is fo complete, that below
.this
time, ihi ps of war from our different ports ors alrea-
dy out, and probably even on the enemy's coati