Star.
London, England, 1801-07-31 00:00:00

FROM THE PARIS PAPERS.

EXIST, JULY ao.—The convoy which is at Pe.
nerf is i blocked up by the Englifls. Several
merchants of L'Orient and Avrac have landed
their merchandife, and fent it toAvrac by Sargeau.
8RU5221.2,-JULY 23.—The brother of the Ex-
Direaor CAIRNOT, who is himfelf Infpeaor-Gene-
ral of Engineers, is employed in infpeaing the
coatis of Flanders. He has been to Bruges,
Offend, Blankenburg, and Nieuport.
Linos, JULY a3.—The Gazette of this town
contains the following extra& of a letter from Pa-
ris, dated July 17 :-64 Yellerday at 1 i o'clock in
the morriing, the religious Concordat was confnm-
mated and figned, on the part of the Cum CObl.
SUL, by JOSITH BON•PAITI, the Counfeflor of
State Carrier, and the Abbe Bsavisa ; and on
the part of the Port, by Cardinal Gowsscvi and
the Archbilhop of Corinth, Sr's*. This news is
certain ; it is even fai.d that things are arranged
in a manner to quiet all confciences."

Haotis, jtitV 2o.—Letters from Hamburgh
fiy that his Pruffian Malay has acceded to the
Convention concluded between Ituffia and Great
Britain.

FRAMCETORT,
Diet
so,—Memorials are daily
prefented to the of Ratilbon on the part of
the Princes and States who have (offered loffes by
the ceffion of the left bank of the Rhine. The lall
memorial received was that of the LAMM:IIIIITR of
Hesse Ceases, who polkaed in Sovereignty, be-
fore the revolution, the country of Hanau-Letch•
tenberg in Alface. This Prince eftimates his lots
at 12 diaries, 7 towns, 4 boroughs, 142 villages,
rO4 farms and mills, 76,000 inhabitants, and
666,050 florins of annual revenue. He alfo claims
an equivalent of 6,232,715 florins for the revenue
which he has not received for ten years, 3,793,596
florins for caftles and effeCts loft daring that time,
and indemnities for the contributions, requifitions,l
Roman months, &c. which he has made in con-,
fortuity to the condufa of the Empire. Should the I
other Princes and States, whore poffeffions were
forsnegly knitted on the left bank of the Rhine,
demand fimilar corinpenfations, the whole Germa-
nic Empire would not be able to fatisfy them.
STUTGARD, JULY 19.—The Gernian Journalifts
!peak of the approaching defcent on England with
as much certainty and intereft as the Englifh them-
(elves. They have already placed it thehead of
this important expedition, Generals Massraa,
Auclitatr, LASNES, and BIRMADOTTR. They
befides announce the formation of a permanent
War Council, of which General Moatau is to be
Prefident. _

It appears that the Englifh have not taken
Cairo, as was reported.
We learn from Vienna, that Anftria is about to
reinforce the Corps of Obfcrvation on the frontiers
towards Turkey, the PAIMIA of Belgrade having
lately flopped an Auftrian vele' which was near
the Auftrian fide of the river. People are apt to
compare this condo& with that Of PASSWAN 00 Lou,
who, fine Peace has been concluded between
France and Auftria, has not failed to take every
opportunity of teftifying marks of his refpeet to
wards the latter power.
' ittalLT I I.—His Imperial Malay has
nominated ron BATTEtirrEtw, Privy Counfellor
and Vice-Prefident of the Minifterial Deputation
of the Bank which bas been eftablifhed.

As the Englifh can no longer enter the Neapoli-
tan Ports, they take the veffels of that Nation
wherever they find them. Lately an Englifh fri-
gate, in the Adriatic fea, chafed to land a Nea-
politan brig, which was convoying a Merchant
veffel.

Our military fyftem has undergone the follow.
ing changes : IR, There fhall be eflablifbed in each
Province, even in the time of peace, magazines of
provifons, in proportion to the number of Soldiers
and Citizens, in order that they may not be oblig-
ed, in cafe of a declaration of war, to pnrchafe
grain at too high a price, and to furnifh it, when
necefrary, to the inhabitants. a,l, The vacant Sub-
Lieutenancies than hireafter be filled only by bobs

Officers, wito (hall be promoted in the order of fe-
niority. 3d, There (hall be an academy of Cadets
for the Regiments of Ai t' • • -
The Count de 5A112417 prepares to depart for
Peterfburgh, in the quality of Arnbaffasior.
A Genoefe, advanced in years, had, womrscler,
Rand, been difcovered at Venice and foot to pri-
fon. There was found in his pokethon a box full
of forged bank notes.
The Prince of Colton to has refuted, on account'
of the Rate of his health, the place of Prefident of
the Council of War.

LONDON.

FRIDAY, JULY 3x.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK:
3 per Cent. Coef. 3.14 I 1- }—Ditto, for account, S%
Reduced spf ssolros par Cent. Navy 94—Ow= n 61

PRICI OF STOCKS tESTERDAY.
Bank Stock z 66 zokti Long Ann. 17 ts-16 a
3 per C. Red. S 9 Bfs9i imp. Arm. t 3-16+
3 per C. Coo[ J 1 kith s per Cent,B9l
4 Fa CAzt- 711t1 Omnium 6t
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per C
they raj India Stock 19ai
S Per C 1A7.9319 Conf. for Aug. s‘i II I

It appears by a French journal received yeaer-
day, but which did not happen to be among Rai
fets, that a corps of tOOO light cavalry, for (opie_
fecret expedition, was lately feleeted from. the
troops at Brack; and that Csasor, Illfpeflor;
General of Engineers, the brother of the Ex-Di-
redtor, has examined the Rate of Bruges, Offend,
and Nieuport.
This looks as if the French, with all their mighty
preparations for invafion, were not without Tome
hpprehenfion for their own fafety. Bruges, to be
fure, is beyond our reach, but we confider CAR•
NOT'S vifit to it as_a matter of courfe, merely be-
caufe it chanced to lie in his way to the ports of
Oftend and Nieuport, which may, perhaps, receive
a vifit from Tome of our gun-boats before their
own be ready to fail.
Our Readers will think this more than likely
to happen, when we inform them, that yefterday
morning Lord ?lasso* hoifted his flag on board
the LITDSN, and took the command of the fqua-
dron of Bomb and Gun Veffels in the Downs. The
enemy boafted on the capture 'of the HANNIBAL,
than the French navy was covered with glory ! If
the Hero of the Nile and Copenhagen pay his re.
(petits once more to their Navy, be will probably
daaige Jtc glory not a little.

At Weymouth, on Wednefday, their Msj sr is
and the PRINCIMS went on board the ROYAL
CHARLOTTA Yacht. During the' firing of the
Royal Elute a Gunner's Mate, belonging to the
ROYAL CHARLOTTE, fell overboard; and, in the
afternoon, a Mufician, in the Band of the Royal
Scotch Greys, alto fell overboard from the Au-
ousra: they were both fortunately picked ur.
At the Council held yefterday at Weymouth,
Parliament was further prorogued to the 18th day
of September.

Mr. Day it MOM D, who was lately negociating at
Copenhagen, is appointed Minister at Palermo.

Letters from Paris, it is raid, report, that the
French Government has ratified the Treaty with
the United States of America, agreeably to the
with of Congrefs.
The French funds fell 3.4ths on the 26th. The
Tien dienfofidu left off on that day at 43i.

The Channel fleet continued off Breft on the
asth, and the combined fquadrons Rill appeared
in a Rate of readinefs to put to tea.
The peculiar conftruftion of the French gun.
veflels enabling them to proceed along the coati in
fafety, as our crnizers cannot, in confequence of
their great draught of water, bring their guns to
bear with any decifive effeft upon them, it as, we
underftand, determined by the Admiralty to dif.,l
patch a confiderable number of fmall craft, pro.
perly equipped and armed, to be Rationed off the
oppofite coat.

The enemy's vefiels are remarkably flat-bottom-
ed, and draw fo very little Water, as to be enabled
.tn place themfelves under cover of the batteries,
where It would be extremely dangerous for our
boats to venture. To this circiimilince mutt be
attributed the efcape of the flotilla from Calais id-
to Boulngne on Tuefday.
The paffengers on board the Swisrsuaa are
five gentlemen, among whom arc a Colonel, 4
Captain, the Purfer of the Turas, and Captain of
Marines-of the NOILTNVIIIMLAND. Capt.: HA LI
towitti. (peaks in very handfome terms of thsi
treatment he and his officers have received frost
the French.

Yefterday a folemn Funeral Dirge was perform..
ed at the Bavarian Chapel, in honour of the re►
mains of Lady Wow irate. Coarraa2s, who died
lately. in Yorkthire. The vocal parts were con-
cluded by Mr. Willi and Mr. Dionuss.
The remains of Sir 3. COLLITON, late Com-
mander of the Swirr cutter, on the Guernfey Ca-
tion, were interred at Weymouth: fix feamen
carried the corpfe to the grave, and the pall was
fupported by fix Naval °Seers i the deeeafed was
only 26 years old.
On Wednefday were interred in the family-vault
at Chefliunt, Herts, the remains of the late Sir
GIORGI WILLIAM PRSIICOTT, Bart. His funeral
was attended by the Southern Troop of Hens
Yeomanry Cavalry, of which he was Captain. His
death is an irreparable loft to his family, and will
be deeply felt and regrettedby his numerousfriends
and acquaintances.

In the garden belonging to the beautiful cottage
of Mr. Kier, at Pollegiy'Green, near Egham, a
gefl (Astra-rows has been hatched, which are per-
ROY whites aadirhicb arc now flying.