Star.
London, England, 1801-07-21 00:00:00

FRANCE.

PARIS, JULY Is.

The CHI tr Coast/t. was prefent the day before
yefterday at the performance exhibited gratis at
the Themere der Aril. His appearance excited the
molt lively enthnfiafrri. The moment that he en-
tered the houfe rung with acclamations.
When he yeflerday came to the Plate dr Gamed
to review the troops he was gre.eted with the'fame
teftimonies of admiration and affeaion. The C is r
Coils us then delivered the colours to the different
. corps. The officers and fubalterna having formed
• -themfelves round him in a circle, he Paid, " Sol-
diers, you mull ever rally round this standard.—.
Swear that it fhall never fill into the hands of the
enemies of the' Republic; and that rather than
abandon it you will all perifh in its defence I" Tbe
foldiers exclaimed with enthuflafm, We favor.
Citizen Coa vis alto, Profeffor of Medicine at Pa-
ris, and Citizen BARTHY, Profeffor of Medicine at
Montpelier, have been appointed by the Confuls
State Phyficians ( Modifies: du Government.) Their
' office is to watch over the public health, and to
gftard againfl the introdu&ion of epidemic difeafes.
From their eminent (kill and great experience
much may be expelled from their Cervices.
This mornieg the Minitler of the Interior receiv.
ed a letter from Citizen GARKIRIN, the aeronaut,
dated Forte-fousTouare. • He Pays that he landed
at the village of Signe Signet laft night about half
part eight, together with three perfons who accom-
panied- him. He afcended from the Champs Ely-
fees at half after five, fo that he travelled fifteen
leagues in three hours.
jutri6.
Notate fince the firft federation attraaed nearly
fo great a crowd as that of the lath.
We hear from Rouen that, in the tingle depart-
ment of the Seine Inferieure there were delivered
out no fewer than fix thoufand paffports for Paris.
It will be allowed that we art within bounds
when we affirm that there were fix hundred thou-
land perfons prefent at the fete.
A parallel between the Feftival of t)ie tath and
thofe which have preceded it, would certain!), be
very ill-timed; but we caanot help remarking that
the laft was diftinguiftied by peculiar charafterit-
tics, that it was truly national, truly popular, and
that each branch of it had for its only obje& the
amufement of the public. Variety proved the
fource of pleafure, and though conduCted without
a regular plan, the diforder which prevailed confti-
tuted its principal attraetion. The fete was not
confecrated to fraternity, which was not recalled
to the mind as a by any emblem, and that
fentiment which crifdaine reftraint appeared to ani-
mate every heart. Equality was eftabliffied with-
out the influence of any commands to introduce it.
A kind of liberty, ferene and finding, pervaded all
ranks, and every phyfiognomy evinced the molt
hrarlt-felt fatisfaaton and happinefs.—(Mwriteer.)
The foreigners prefented to the Firm. Cousin.
on the i4th were the Auftrian Generals de Via-
MIT, the Baron d'Asraz, M. de Gamut, and the
Count de Lasso, who were introduced by M. de
- Costal-rat. The Pniflian Minifter M. de Loc.
cussint prefented the Baron de MusicHaussx,
Chamberlain to the Kiwo of Paussta, and the
Count de HOLVIRG-WLRNIGERODP.
In the fecond paragraph of the Proclamation of,
• the COafuls to the French, for the words ' under
• the weight offetterr," the following (timid have
appeared--" under the weight of eLjainv."—(alfe-
iiimiz.).

• We learn from Mentz that a garrifon of 113,000
men is lardy expeaed in that city, and it is re-
ported that a new army of oblervatioa will be
formed in that neighbourhood.
According to different communications from the
coaft of France, troops are colleCting, and an ar-
mament is preparing for fea at Boulogne and the

adjacent ports. -
Two bomb yeas have been ordered to nation
themfelves, the one before the port of Calais, and
the other before that of Boulogne.—(,7'osirnal err
Paris.)
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JULY 17.
Three French frigates are arrived at Leghorn.
Letters from Bruffells (late it as the general opi-
nion. that the apartments taken there for foreigners
of dillinBion, whofe names are kept fecret, are de-
fined for the accommodation ofthe Englilh Mini-
Bert who may be commiflioned to negociate peace.
There is not a tingle refraikory Prteit left in the
department of the Saone and the Loire.
On the spth inf. will be celebrated, in the Tem-
ple of.Viftory, a Feflival confecrated to the Prin-
ciples pf Theifis aad Toleration, as propagated
by VOLVIIMIL

' MOM TM PARIS PAPPAS.
Britassuaws Jtn.v ra.—lt „appears that die
moment has arrived when the different powers
c 44 Germany having indemnities to claim, either
for the ides they lave fudained; or in virtue of
conventi s consconcluded
with the Government, of
"'ranee, are about to take poffetlion of the coun-
tries allotted to them without waiting for the de-
termination of the Diet of Ratifbon. The Court
of Vienna has given the firli example, and it will
no dont* form be followed by the other States.
A corps of Audriati troops. about five thoufand
firnng! which had affembled on the frontiers of
Bavaria, has entered the Upper Palatinate, and
is advancing towards Weydee, Schenfee and
Bin:dein. There were in thole difirias fame de.
taehments orlyavarian troopr, which's/ere ordered
to retire. Too weak to drink of refilling. they fell
back upon Ambarg. Their commanding officer
fear a courier extraordinary to Munich, where the
intelligence produced the mod lively hnlation.
Tti: Eiettor. who was at his Mile at Nymphen.
boors. returned indantly to Munich, and held a
Council, which all his miniders were fummoned
to-uttetid: Difpatches were form after fent of for
Beltn. It is con y dated that the Aufisians
wM occupy in iteligiume of the Esertaos, the
Upper Palatinate and that part offtavaria which
Ves upon the left bank of the'Dantibe. However
r . ornelarryttion has yet been pablifbed by th;
Austrian Commander. &Teta -Davasisu regi: