Star.
London, England, 1801-01-26 00:00:00

GERMANr.

VIENNA, JANUARY 7.
In Italy hoftilities continued after the battle of
the 25th and 26th of December, until the clofe
of the century, before the intelligence of the arm i-
dice in Germany had reached that country. Re-
thefe events, this day's Court Gazette
contains the following intelligence :---" Accounts
from General BELLBOARDE, dated head-quarters
at St. Michele, near Verona, the 29th and 31ft ult.
fay, the enemy attacked the out-polls at St. Lucia,
Tomba, and Croce Bianca, on the 29th, with great
impetuofity. General &MY, who commanded
them, agreeably to his inftrations, retreated to-
wards Verona, fighting and in good order, and the
new chain of advanced pots was drawn clofe to
the enemy. On the 3oth the enemy repeated the
attack on the above out-ports, but was repulfed.--
Thefe out-pots having, at the fame time, obferved
tome movements M the enemy's left wing, the Ge-

neral of Cavalry ftrengthened his right wing to
enable it powerfully to refill the enemy, fhould
be attempt to crofs the Adige in that quarter. The
enemy, at the fame time, undertook an attack upon
the fleches before Pefchiera, but a vigorous refills
ante being made, he was repulfed. On the 29th,
the enemy likewife made a frefh attack upon Ge-
neral STOJANICH, Rationed near Tonal, bat was
a'gain repulfed with infs."
Private accounts from Italy Rate, that an ar-
niißice is now likewife concluded in hat country.
Refpcifting the conditions, different ftatements cir-
culate in public, viz. that Mantua and Pefchiera
fhould be delivered up to the French for the pre-
fent ; that the Imperi fhould evacuate the
territory of Rome and Tufcany ; that all further
arming of the people there fhould be fufpended,
Ice. but all thefe flatements, together with other
eircumßances mentioned on this occafion, are not
official, and want confirmation. The behaviour
of our troops, in the battle of the 25th, refleas the
bigheß honour on them, and the enemy's lots was
very fevere. The regiments of Kinfley and Deuttch.
miller fought with the greateft bravery, and have
loft so officers of different ranks.. The couriers
with the intelligence of the armiftice in Germany
reached the refpedive armies in Italy on the lit of
January. In the battle of the 25th, Lieutenant.
Colonel Kass, of the Staff, and the young Lean-
erne of FUISTRIIIIIRO, were killed; Prince
RONAN was dangeroufly wounded, and General
Xmas has died of his wounds.
At the beginning of this week, the workmen
employed in enlarging and repairing the fortifi-
cations of this city were difcharged, and the works
fufpended. A proclamation has been iffued, that,
the !dimes at the univerfity will be returned next
week ; which, and the meafures of defence in
which the Rodents were to have been employed,
given up, is looked upon as a happy prefage
of a fpeedy peace. The whole park of artillery
belonging to the „German army, inclufive of
that carried off from Salzburg, is now drawn op
on the heath of Simmering. Troops of Soldiers*
in tench of their regiments, and Fick and wound-
ed, in fearch of their hofpitals, pats this city
moll daily, and it will yet require tome time be-
fore order and difcipline are reftored in the army.
The order for the riling in mats of the inhabi-
t ~its of Vienna and the fuburbs has been revoked
cn the sth init. and it is faid, that inftead of this
rneafure a general levy of recruits will take place,
ag7etable to a propofal from the Archduke
(:iiastss. Both armies have now withdrawn ten
German miles behind the chain of advanced pats,
viz. the French acrofs the Ennis, as far as Linz;
and the Auftrians to the neighbourhood of Vienna,
a which the main body is drawn up near Neudorf,
on the Mount of Vienna.
General Moatau having demanded a contribu-
tim of eight minions from-Upper A uftria, a depu-
tation from Linz is arrived here to apply for an
advance of money, when they were told at Court,
among other things, that as peace was near, thefe
burthens would sot be of a long duration, with
which i"hialiall Ike Vertatic, left the City.

Private letters from the neighbourhood of Linz 1
(peak of alts of violence, pillage„ ace. committed
by the French, with *Lich melancholy intelligence
fheets might be filled. The peafants daughters fly
by hundreds to the left banks of the Danube for
filcher from the French. It is reported that all the
inhabitants of the village of Steinbach, without ex-
ception, have been put to the fword, for having
killed five French chaileurs who attempted to pil-
lage that village.