Star.
London, England, 1801-09-14 00:00:00

FROM THE PARIS PAPERS.

Testers, AUGUST 9.—About noon on the 6th
inf. a numerous convoy, on board one of which
was the Archduke Palatine, who lately left Ve-
nice, appeared in fight of this port ; as loon as this
was known his Royal Highnefs was faluted with
at guns. He had beets delayed two days on his
paffage by a violent form. The veil which car-
ried his Royal Highnefs was accompanied by an
Englifh frigate of 44 guns, which having met the
Prince by the way, faluted him with t g guns. The
Englifh Captain then hoifted the fquare Imperial
flag at the main top-malt head, and invited the
ARCHDUKE on board, where he partook of a mag-
nificent collation.
RATISBON, AUGUST 3o.—Yefterday a courier
arrived here from Paris with difpatches, which are
fuppofed to be of the greaten importance. from
the circumnance that a fitting of the Diet was
very unexpeetedly convoked.
MILAN, AUGUST 29.—Our COGfUlta are at
prefent engaged in difcuffing the plan of a Confti-
tution for our Republic. It is imagined that le-
veral places belonging to the Pope in the territory
of Urbino, and among them St. Leo, will be fi-
nally annexed to the Cifalpine dominions, accor-
ding to a treaty entered into between the Holy
See and the French Repuhlio, which has been al-
ready ratified by the Pope. General Moricar, it
is laid, has net out for Paris.
THE HAGUE, SEPT. 2.—Yeacrday at 4 o'clock
in the afternoon, a Courier arrived here from the
Briel with difpatches for the Milliner of the Ma-
rine' containing intelligence that Admiral NE L.
SON had appeared off that coaft. This intelligence
was immediately communicated to the French
Generals ANGEREAU and VICTOR, who net out a
few moments after, for the mouth of the Meufc
feveral Couriers were difp.stchcd to different points
of the coaft, and orders sa ere fent to Admiral 1)s
WINTER at the Texel : in ;bort, every proper
mealure is taken to repulfe, with energy, every at-
tempt of the Englifh. Several demi-brigades have
embarked on board the light flotillas, which de-
fend the approach to our harbours : furnaces have
hem prepared along the wh de roali for heating
balls. At the Briel and mouth of tlic Met& :here
are more than t5O gumboots, tiat.l),:torncil boats,
fitc•iiiips, brigs, &c. Rationed before then. peals.
We are afl'ured that the Minieter of tLe Matinc
out Ilimfelf t • in :ft in rcr-
ft-u the points threatened ssiji

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Victix•, Auc. 29.—0 n the 27th Lord MINTO
received a Courier from Lord ELGIN at Conflanti-
nople, who when there difpatches were fent off, on
the 13th of Auguft, had received no further ad-
vices from Egypt, except that the combined
Turkifh and Englifh army had advanced to Alex-
andria to lay fiege to that city. General MENOU
had refufed to accede to the convention of Cairo,as
he (fill expeeted fuccours from the iquadron of
GANTNEAUMS.
The day before yeflerday the AulicCouncil of
War received advices from the Commandant of
Semlin, that a corps of Janiffaries,principally con-
fining of thole who formerly refided in Belgrade.
and who were exiled from their country by the
Porte after the peace of Criftow, had, under the
conduCt of an Officer devoted to PAsswapi Oc Lou,
obtained a complete viCtory over a corps of Turks,
and immediately marched againft Belgrade, of
which, with the Alliance of the malcontent Janif-
larks within, they made themfelves maters almon
without Itriking a blow. They fpared the life of
the PASHA of Belgrade, but depored him, and ap-
pointed a fucceffor. It is now expetted that a
ItriCt alliance will be concluded between this new
Governor of Belgrade and PASSWAN Oc LOU.
As the Duke of Modena has exprefsly refilled to
accept the Brifgau for his indemnification, the
French Government has applied to our Govern-
ment on this fubjecl. Should this affair not be
arranged by negociation, it will remain to be feen
what confcquence this refufal will have to the
, Houle of Modena.

ANOTHER LETTER, SAME DATE.
According to letters from Turkey, General Me-
non has furrendered Aleiandria by capitulation,
hut with the extraordinary condition. that he 11101
he permitted to remain in Egypt with his wife and
children. This account, however, appears to re-
quire confirmation, as the lateft advices from Con-
ftantinople make no mention of it.
Lord MINTo will leave this city within a month
at fartheft.
The towns of Tufcany have done homage to
their new King by Deputies. Deputations from
the Jews at Leghorn and Florence have likewife
had audiences.
Rarissom, Atm. 3t.—In the fitting of to-day
the following letter was communicated to the Im-
perial Direetory
LETTER FROM TEE MINISTER tALLET•AND TO CITIZEN
RACNICR, CHARGE D'AFfAIRES OF THE FRENCH PEPURLIC
TO THE DIET OF THE GERMAN EMPIRE.
Paris, Antruft 24.

Citizen—The FIRST CONSUL has been informed
from Berlin of the orders fent to Count GOLRTZ to
declare to the Diet of the Empire that his Pruffian
Majefty, in confequence of the sth and 7th Arti-
cles of the Treaty of Luneville, will oppofe the ap-
pointment of a new Elettor of Cologne and Bifhop
of Munfler, and in general all re•eleetions to any
Ecclefiallical dignities and poffeffions which may
become vacant in the Empire by death. Such a
declaration is, in fail, too fuitable to the fpirit and
purport of the Treaty of Luneville for France not
to fupport it with all her power. In whatever
manner the regulation of the Indemnifications (hall
definitively be fettled, the principle to be followed
in allotting them has been laid down by France,
which will take care of its execution. You will,

therefore, Citizen Plenipotentiary, officially re-
quire, in the name of the French Government, and
in concurrence with the declaration of his Pruffian
Majefty, that all appointments to Ecclefiaffical
dignities and authorities, and efpecially the elec-
tion of a Succeffor to the Eldlorate of Cologne
and Bifhopric of Munfler, !hill be deferred till the
regulation of the Indemnifications to be granted
to the Hereditary Princes (hall be definitively con-
cluded. I greet you.
(Sinmed) CM. MAO. TALLEYRAND.
MONSTER,SEPTEMBER 2.-011 the 18di ult.
folemn obfequies were performed here for the ref}
of the foul of his Eledoral Highnefs of COLOGNE,
our late Prince and Lord. The eleftion of a clew

Prince Bilhop is appointed for the ad of Septem-
ber and the following day. The day before yef-
terday we received, by a courier from Vienna, the
agreeable news that his Imperial Majefly will tend
a Commifrary of EleCtion to Mustier, on whole
arrival the eleCtion of a new Prince Bilhop will,
no doubt, immediately take place.
SEPT. 4.—Yefierday the Reverend Chapter held
its fiat meeting preparatory to the eleCtion of a
Prince Bilhop. This morning Lieutenant BASTEL,
who had been fent as Envoy to Vienna, arrived
here ; and we are afrured that the Count of WEST-

PHA LIA will arrive here tomorrow from Hilde-
fheim, as Imperial Commiffary of EleCtion, and
that the eleCtion will then be appointed for the
7th intl. The brother of the Emperor, Prince
ANTONY, will unite all the votes in his favour.
Wrstn, SE rir. 4.—We have had a report here
that Pruffian troops were on their march for Mun-
ger ; but it does not feem probable that any fuch
meafure will be adopted, as M. VON DORM is
gone to Munfler, and it may be expected that this
experienced Minifter will be able to perfuade the
Chapter to delta for the prefent from proceeding
to the eleetion of a new Billop.
BRUSSELS, AVG VST 28.—According to letters
from Dunkirk, the infantry on board the arma-
ment at that port, confining of 66 gun boats, flat-
bottomed boats, &c. has been re-landed. Chains
have been extended to Phut the entrance of the
Inner Road. The garrifon has been reinforced
by three battalions of Infantry, and a limilar num-
ber is expeCted in the u.:ighbourhond. General
MORFAt' is expeCted here, it is laid, on his way to
I lolland, to take the chief command of the expe-
-1 dition preparing againft England.
Letters from Rotterdam Rate, that terbOrs arc
on their march •from the interior to the Coalls.
and artillery and flares are likewile cenveyed thi
ther. The Batavian DireCtory has 6 tick! upon the
corps of the troops of that Republic to be em-
ployed in the cipedition againft England.
SF PT. 3.—Tbey write from Calai., that the fail
of truce brought difpatches to th^ Minilh.r
TA L I It AND, contaitiii.g the pl in of peae• offered
the Ltighth Government, which is laid to con
a:11 4JI very sno.l,:rAtt: piopolitions.

Lormo)v.

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 14.

• PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK:
3 per Cent. Conf. 391 ils per Cent. 95,--- •
Omnium 7 88} t.
PRICK OF STOCKS OW SATURDAY.
3 pet C. Cont. 5911 1.1 Engla Tickets 161.-
3 per Cent. Ann. 941 frith Tickets EL
Otrinlum 711 i i Cod. fur Aec.. 591 1 f
DUBLIN, SEPTRIEDDI to:-5 per C. Gov. Deb. 9sf.
?RIC! Or ALILILICAN STOCDS AT LONDON, SerTLAIDSI It :
3 per Cents. - " I
6 per Cents. - 93
Cents
Bpm . - - zis 6 per Cents. deferred 93
Bank Stock t 271. per Share.
With Dividend from the aft of July.

His Royal Highnefs the Doss of You con-
tinues his route along the coati, reviewing the dif-
ferent military corps, and examining the (late of
defence of the different places where an enemy
could poaibly effect a landing. His Royal High-
nefs arrived at Dover on Saturday, from whence,
after reviewing the troops, and infpeding the pub-
lic works, he proceeded yefterday to Canterbury.
Yefterday the Hamburg t mail arrived in courfe,
by which we learn, that PrulEa is fupported by
France in the prohibition given refpeding the elec-
tion of a new Elector of Cologne.

There is nothing new from Egypt. The re-
ports of MENOU capitulating are evidently errone-
ous. Neither is it probable that any operationof im-
portance had taken place after MsNou's refufal to
capitulate was known, as nothing had reached
Conliantinople fo late as the 13th Augna. Gene-
ral HUTCHINSON, it appears, with the Turkifh
forces, had returned to Alexandria, and the moll
vigorous preparations for the fiege were going on.
Some Janiffaries under a leader eormeaed with
Paswew OcLou have taken Belgrade, depofed
the Palha, and appointed a new one, fuppofed to
be devoted to PASWAY. The authority of the
Porte in this quarter has received rude Blocks, and
PASWAN threatens it more and more. We ihould
not be furprized to fee part of the Turkifh forces
recalled from Egypt to ftop the alarming progrefs
of the Paha of Widdin.

This day we received Paris papers of the loth
inft. which, however, are almoft barren of intelli-
gence.
The French Funds have rifen, on the 9th they
were at 49 fr. 75 c.

A Council of his Majefty's Minifters was on Sa-
turday held at Lord HAWILESRUILY'S Office, in
Downing-ftreet.
Parliament, it is confidently laid, will meet the
fecond week in November, for difpatch of bufinefs.
Her Royal Highnefs Princefs AMELIA, who has
been indifpofed for fome days, on Friday morning
took an excurfion on the funds for the benefit of the
air. The ROYAL FAMILY fpent the evening at the
Lodge with a feleel party of Nobility.
Saturday morning after breakfafl, their MAJES-
TIES and PRINCESSES, with their attendants and a
number of Nobility, went in eleir carriages to Chic-
kerell Common, where his MAJESTY reviewed Co-
lonel MANNINGHAM'S Corps of Riflemen and the
York Haffars, and alfo detachments from other
regiments. They went through their evolutions
with great credit, particularly in reptilfing the op-
polite party Rationed for the defence of Portland
Hand. The whole of the manceuvres were under
the command of Colonels STEWART and MAN NINO-
HAM, who have taken infinite pains to complete
their regiments in military tactics. The bayonet
charge was well fupported—the affailant patty be-
ing compelled to leek Shelter in boats Rationed on
the water. It had a grand effect, and gave great
fatisfaetion to the ROYAL FAMILY and fpatators.
After the review their MAJESTIES and company
were invited to partake of an elegant breakfaft, pro.
vided by Colonel MANNINCHAM.

Tuefday a Privy Council was held at Dublin
Cattle, before his Excellency, when a Proclama-
tion was dire'fed to be ii;ued, requiring the inha-
bitants of the maritime counties of Ireland, upon
notice given by the General comntan,ling each dif-
tria, to drive their cattle and hock into the interior
of the country.
The Earl of CLARE has arrived in Dublin from
his country refidence. His Lordfhip attended
Council at the Cagle on Tuefday lag.
Maituyis Of DOWNCHIRE.—On Monday night
'aft died, at his magnificent country feat at HMI
borough, in the north of Ireland, the Moll Noble
ARTHUR. HILL, Marquis of Downfhirc, Earl of
Hillfborough, Vircnunt and Baron Kilwarlin: in
England, Vircount Fairford and Baron Harwich.
His Lordthip was born the etd of February,
11753, and fucceeded his father, the late Marquis,
Oaober 13, 1793•
By his lady, (Md► SANDY% only daughter ❑nd
heir of the Hon. MARTIN SANDYS, brother to Lord
SANDYi,) whom he married in 1786, he had him.
Arihmr-Blundell-Sandp-Turaull Hill, now Ithito_ti is
of DOWNSH IRE, born Bth Oaober, 1788—two
other lons and two daughters.
T:iis melancholy event was occafinned by a re-
vere attack of the gout in his ftoni..th. His Lord-
flip had had a flight fit in his hands and feet, and
teemed to be recovering, when one of the unexpec-
ted changes of that uncertain diforder directed its
violence towards the ttomach,and produced almoil
inflant death.

So well was his Lord,liip aware of his approach•
ing diffolution, that to lonic of his friends he pre-
diacd that his d :ads would take place About the
time it happened.
A Confular Derree of the lnh inflant, has re.
(bared to its,: lrilh and Scotch Colleges at Paris,
the property belonging to theft. ell:lbliii,ments which
had not been alienated its the early periosls of the
R evolution. and the Principals id them Are mall,
tied to 1011/14: thou fur mcr of education.