Star.
London, England, 1801-11-07 00:00:00

• the I r,nch ate t:;on to le.tre that count! y

1.,m we have received the implcAl.mt
that t:.c City of Kr.ikow is silmoti entirely

,town.

r 4 ANKfuRT, Oct. I 7.-111 c lluufC of-Aunth.
:led in this town :1 loan of 1; r.iilhotts ul

, under very .ttivantTernis

Oitr NlAgifiNsey has bcsn I:l.ct‘ife
-3 .1 loan of four nulliuns of florins, to p.ty the
itccAlit.m.tl by the war, which fo loni; op•

• • :11.j our town.

('c;t:ral EOM.' IYF R Il1:0 was atrcticd at Btu.
• fet at lihvity. It Wll nt.,ly a ca:umn)
hai occaGoncd his arte:t, and the ftteatetl
.•:-Ilitto protnifed to him: The General
tuc moil mfeca4ble 01Eccrb in die Frond,

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FRENCH JOURNALS.
In the preceding columns we have given extra&
of fuch articles in the French Journals, worthy of
notice, as we could not overtake yellerday. In
the Decade Philedophire, there are Ohfirvat;ons by
,entral RFGNIFR, on the late Campaign in Egypt.—
It is of no farther importance, now that the fate
of that country is decided, than as it ferves to thew
that a difagreement pn.vailcd among the French
officers, and contributed to the defeat of the Re-
publican army : we (hall, however, lay a copy of
it before our Readers, on the firft open day.
This day we received Paris Papers two days
later, viz. thole of the 2d and 3d infant.
The following articles are all that appear
worthy of notice :
PARIS, NOVEMBER 2.—Citizen Duruts,formerly
intendant of the Iles of France and Reunion, has
been appointed Secretary of Legation for the Ne-
gociations in regard to the Peace with England.—
Moniteur.

Citizen Sr. era, Counfcllor of State, is ap-
pointed Ambalrador of the Republic at Madrid
Tier: Conics[di 60 fr. 6o c.
TO ?Mt. MANTIC.

Bourfteaux, °Robe. as.
The Commit',:try General oldie Police at Bour-
deaux takes the cash eft opportunity to inform the
Merchants of the difirent places of commerce,
that no confidence ought to be placed in a circular
letter, announcing the eflablifliment of a commer-
cial houfe at Boitrdeaux, under the firm of Angelo
13aITano and Company. The authors 'of this frau-
dulent enterprise have be-:n arrefted. All the
papers found in their cuflody prove that their
plan was of great extent, and that they had form-
ed a cortrfpundence with almoil every part of the
continent. Meafures have been taken, that the
goods fent to them, and now on their way, :hall
be depofitcd in a place of lafety on their arrival
at Bourdeaur, till they be claimed by the Mer-
hants to whom they belong. The names of the
panies arrefted are Angelo Baffino, of Venice,
and Giles Wi:liam Serane, of Marfeilles, flyling
1 himfeif Clerk to the former.—Moniumr.

Her MAJESTY and the PRINCESSES left Kew
yeßerday at noon for N'ind:or.
His MAJESTY came to St. James's Palace at
half pall one, and ltehl a levee, at which were pre-
fent the Right Rev. th.: Lords 'Whops of Sr. Da-
•ID'S .411 d r I ft ; the Dukcs of PORTLAND,
ROX RV H, A root. ; Earls CH SST LRTIELD,W EST-
MORI LANI', CHATHAM, WESTMEATH, and CARL-
TON ; Luiti HOBAk r, General FULLARTON, Co-
lonel Fut.t.Almi, Sir J. PULTENEY, Sir G. DAL-
LAS, Mr. J:MINI.ON, MT. VANSITTART, and a num-
ber of Noble hers and Members of the Houfe of,
Commons, when
His MAJESTY received the AddrelTes of both
i oufes of Parliament.
The LORD CHANCELLOR and the SPEAKER of
the Honf or Commons prefented the Adds

General Futaotarou was at the Levee for the
MI time this feafon, and prefented his relation
Colonel Fu LLARTON.
The LORD CHANCELLOR ,went in hate to St.
James's, with theAddrefs of the Houle of Lords,
in the old Rafe-coach of his Royal Highnefs the
Duke of GLOVCISTF tt, and the SPE•KLA of the
Houfe of Commons, with the Addrefs of that
Houfe, in his Rate-coach, which has been regilt,
newly painted and decorated, at the expellee of
nearly a thoufand pounds.
EXCHtejles Bicus.—Purfuant to appointment,
a meeting was yefteTJAT held at Mr. ADDINGTON'S,
hollie in Downing-that, of the Committee de-
puted from the Exche9uer Bill Holders. Previous
to Mr. ADDISIOTOA'S feeing thele Gentlemen, he
bad an interview with the Governor and Deputy-
Govetnor of the Bank, svho, in the name of the
Diralors, decline to fund the Exchequer Bills in
their polfellion.
Mr. AnoiNcrou informed the Committee, that
he had requefled their attendance in order to pro.
pofe to them a plan for funding 8,300,0001. flee-
ting of out-danding Exchequer Bilk, which he
preferred doing to making an immediate loan.—
He withal to fund them in the Four per Cents.
in order to av ,d the Loge load of intereil which
became at the payment of the dividends on
Confols. It was observed, that this not being a
very mat ketab!e Fund, it would be inconvenient
to rail: 10 large alum in it. Mr. ADDING-ma then
Laid he would have nn ohjation to fund in the
Ncw Five per Cents. ; but at length it was agreed
that propolals fliould be made to him to fund
either in the 3,4, or 5 per Cent. Annuities, and
that a proportion of Long Annuity Mould be
tak,.-i with them.
The CIIANI:t LLOR Of the ETCH F R here took
occaiion to oblerve, that the reports that had gone
aliro id in route of the newipapers remaling the
fonts which might be wanted for the exigencies of
Cove: nment, had been Frof.ly exaggerated; for
that exclutive of the pret•nit operation of funding
Exchequer Bills, he had reafun to believe
the general Loan to be :tweed for would not ex-
ceed twenty millions, and that it was not intended
any other Loan lb uld take place till alter Cheat-
mas ; but that in t. event of his not concluding
any arrangement ith the Exelicqu .1 bill hold-
•rs, tin the plan pi p lcd, he fhotild borrow a
4.11.111 Loan immediately. He whited the Corn.
mittce to wait upon him again on Wednelday next
at half pall four o'clock, prepared with propofals
in the Funds above mentioned ; and be hoped
hes, would alto then b: ready to treat for a further
:Inn of about 4o p.t cent. on do. amount of each
Pt ietor's bills, to be applied t.' the payment of
t,p40,0001. held by die Link of England, which
•he Dirators were not inclined to funl. The in-
itallments to be made at the Beak, TIE —2 per
prompt.-23 per cent. on the 18th of De•
ember ; and Soper cent. on the sed of January.