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

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST

OT THE MOST REMARKABLE &TENTS IN TUE
YEAR 1800.

JANUARY.

t. The French Legit-attire and Tribunate, eftalslitheel by
the preterit Cettitinition of that country, affembded foe the
left time, and entered upon their (m Lions.
Overtures et Pea, c received b) the Whiffs Government
from the Fr& Covful of France, bet rep-at-A.
a. Advice received of the lot; of his Majelty's fhip Ethallon,
en the Saints 41,4 crew were happily fated.
Major Macphrrion, end four other Gentkmen, being
on a footing patty, near Stratlttpey, lit Scotland, a violent
ftorm came on, when they wired for flicker to a cottage,
which was (non after blown down, and they all unfortunately
rafted In the mine.
S. Anew French frigate, .146 guns, captured by the Harpy
and Fairy Coops of war.
I. The Paris Journals brought advice of the defeat of a eft-
Mfton of the French Army of Italy, In the nelghbotithood of
Novi, and the cont-quert furrender of that place to the Ate-
than antis. The fame papers announced a formidable infer-
realm in the Neapolitan territory; which, however, was
(pettily fupmetted by the-interference of the military.
Intelligence received of the recapture of the Hennione
frigate in the Weft Anoka, by tie boats of his Majelty's thip
6urprize.
Lord Andover killed by • his totaling-piece accidentally
going off while he was delivering it to his game-keeper.
9. The Bank of Fatgland agreed to advance 3,ocopexal. fter.
ling to Government without Intcreft for fix years, In confide-
• ration of the renewal of ire chatter.
to. Accounts from America announced that the yellowfever
load of late made dreadful ravages in that country.
%J. The kith Parliament met, and a long debate took place
emii the fubjai of the Union.
16. A French ftrip of war, of Writs, captured by his Ma-

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jeity's (hip Caroline.
-... Accounts received of *rebellion having brolmosstan the
min
neighbourhood of the Cape of Good Hops; w , however,
Was foonfoppreffOl by thoodivity of the Britt troops.
17. Another overture of peace received f the Confulate
Of Emote, which was alto rejeete.'.
--.. The whole roof and body of Chelmsfor Church gave
way in an inft ant, and with a molt tremendous 'crafts fell to the
arouod.
at. The Bettie+ Parliitnent met, pnrfuant to adjourrmsent.
a 3. The Purls Parma brought an account of General Kle-
ber.having obtained fsecral +advantages over the Turkana ansl
ether troops, in Egypt.
--, Ao amount received of tie death of the celebrated Gene-
ral Wafhington, in America, on the i Mt ult. at the age of 68.
The Infurgents in molt of the Wcftern departments of
Prance aseepted the terms of an monelly, previoufly offered to
them by Bonaparte.
lA. General Kkber entered into a Convention with the
(trout Vizier, in Egypt, to evacuate that country; but this
oonvetnion was never carried into effedt.
-.. Advice received of the Psis of his MaJefty's thip Sceptre,
of 64 gum, at the Cape of Good Hope, in a violent gale of wind.
as. His Majelty's (loop of war boom, of 18 guns, totally
loft, near Newhaven, on the Suffev Emit, and every perfon on
board, to the autnuat of 154 pegons.perifhed, except one man.
- 17. &rrng refolutions entered into in diffescut parts of Ire-
land againft the propofed UniOn.
,—+ The Harobnrgli Mail brought an account of the Ate-
trians having obtained fume advantages over the French army,
ta the neighbourhood of Corona, in the Gamete territory.