Star.
London, England, 1801-08-11 00:00:00

GlSAmiar.

vuumit. jui•Vis•
jf the fate of Egypt isnot decided in the eourfe
of Junes the war in that country may be fpun out
to a 'tedious !faith. In the month of July and
Auguft the Nile ufually overflows its banks and
lays the greater part of Lower Egypt under
water.
His Imperial Majefty, EIIIPEROIL of all the
RUSSIAS, has determined to re-tftablifh with the
Court of Tufcany that correfpondence which had
been interrupted under the reign of his father; and
has, for this purpofe, appointed his Minifter to
that Court, the perfon who formerly refided at
Florence. He has received orders to fet out for
Gratz, where his Royal Highnefs the Gamin Duel
has fixed his refidence.
It is three days Mice the gli taw of NArtes fet
out with her family for Gratz, for the purpore of
paying a vifit.
Her MAJESTY will remain there fifteen days,
after which the returns to the gateau of Schoen-
brun, where the propofes to Ray during the re-
maining part of the fumtncE.
The pay of the Imperil! troops is to be mired
two kreutzers a day.
The confort of the Mar rave of Av Ileac,' is
arrived here, and it ii faid that the will be raifed
to the dignity of a Princefs of the Empire
Mr. PAGET remained only two days in OUT
capital. He fet out on the morning of the a3d, '
and on the 3oth embarked at Cuxhaven for Lou-
don, where, ac mZog to report,' he has gone to
receive his final inftr ':.ons. Lord MINTO will
eonfequently continue his fixations at our Court
till the end of September.
According to the left accounts from St. Peterf-
burgh, Count Resomoviszv has fet out from that
city, to proceed hither as AnibalTador from his
Court, but he has at the fame time obtained leave
to fpend a kW days on his effete'.
The French. Ainbaffador, Mr. CH ADIPAGII T, is
expeded to arrive here in the beginning of next
month. The report that the Marquis de Gat.zo
will go to Paris, as Ambafrador from the /Limo of
NAPLES, wants confirmation.
The Provifory Committee at Florence had al-
ready moved for taking down the arms of the
Grand Duke of Tufcany, throughout the Tufca-
nefe, and for putting up the arms of the King of
Etruria, or of the Bourbon family, but the French
Commander defined that it fhould be fufpended till
further orders. Lieutenant-Colonel Maims, of
the Engineers, under whore diretftions the fortrefs
of Therefienftadt was built, has received orders,
with the afliftance of two Staff-officers, four Cap-
tains, and fix Lieutenants, to draw up a plan of 1
the courfe of the Adige within the Anftrian fron- 1
tiers, and afterwards to propofe the moll advan-
tageous fpot for building a firft rate frontier for-
trefs, which is afterwards to be ere(led under the
dire lion of that officer. He is likewife charged
with the management of an exatft admeafurement
of the.i whole
s lillA TyroL
t.MAJWITy continues indefatigably
by perfonal faerifices and other fuitable measures,
to reduce the high price of all neceffaties of life.—
Among other arrangements, his Majefty has or-
dered the importation of a very confiderable quan-
tity of wheat and oats from Hungary, which is
now felling to the public much cheaper than that
fold in the markets, which muff of courfe fall in the
fame proportion. The Archduke C , who
has the welfare of the inhabitants greatly at heart,
has fevcral times been prefent at the fittings of the
Committee appointed to effeEt a diminution of the
high price of tbe neceffaries of life. Proper ma-
tures have likewife been taken to reduce the rent
for lodgings. His Majefty has appointed a Com-
mittee of Come of our molt fkilful phyficians, un-
der whore infpeetion and care thirty children are
to be inoculated with the cow-pox. The Commit-
tee is ordered to report to his Majefty their man-
ner of proceeding, their obfervations, and the re-
Cult of them,

AUOSBURO, JULY a&
The following are Paid to be particulars refpelt-
ing the poffellions which, it is Paid, are to be al-
lotted to the Grand Duke of Tufcany as an in-•
dermity for the lots of his Italian dominions :
The Bithoprick of Pa ffsu, is worth zso,ooo flo.
rins, independent of a number of inferior livings,
which will of courfe be transferred to the new So-
vereign. The country is fertile, watered with fine
rivers, and adorned by a fine city, fituated on the
Danube, at the confluence of the Inn and the Ilz.
In 1662, this city was burnt down, and was after.
wards rebuilt in a tlyle of magnificence which has
long rendered it an ohje4 of admiration to tra-
vellers.
The Bilhoprick of Freyfingen, which is alto to
form a part of the Grand Duke's dominions, cons.
prebends fuperb and eatenfive domains in Auntie,
the Tyrol, and Bavaria. The contingents which.
it is bound to furnifh in men and hor lies are nearly
equal to thole of Palau, while its revenues appear
to be more confiderabk from the contributions it
gives for the fupport of the Chamber of Wetzlar.
its capital, fituated betwixt two hills, near the river
Mofach, and at no great diflance from the Ifer, is
diftinguinted by fine buildings, and placed in si de-
lightful country.
L'lnn-Viertel includes Ox divifions, the princi.
pal of which is Biannau, a well built city, but der-
tituie of thong fortifications. Ricd, another' of
thefe divinons, is in poffeffion of a pretty ertenfiye
commerce, particularly in the manufacture of
cloths.—The others are fertile in their foil, and
have made a good deal of progrefs in agriculture.
The Bilhoprick of Salzburg.from which he is to
derive the greaten portion of his indemnity, corn.
prifes no lets than forty bailiwicks, two hundred
and fifty thoufamd inhabitants, and its annual re-
venue is pot left than eiglitprillions oflivrts. The
capital of thii country, eihids contains about fifteen
thonfand inhabitants, is one of the finefl cities of
Gerbunly. 'll)ete the Arcbbifbop and his 'Canons
bare fine Felice., which add to the beauty of the
place, whsch has bcudes to beAll of many curious
snonurnents. •

BRUN, JULY 10.
PASSWAII Odiou's retreat to Widdin was a feint
to *loci his opponents to block him up is that
fortrefs. He has now *fought grca battle
which formed part of his plan. The blockade is
raifed, and the troops of the GeASID Seto woe have
been either cut to pieces or difperfed. In execu-
tion of his plan, PA VOW. Ootot, fent over to the
enemy a confiderable number of his moll devoted
adherents. Soon after this, he made a Lilly with
the relt of the garrifon, and while the (:;xstio
SEIGNOR'S troops advanced 'againil him, the ad-
herents of Pa 'swan Ootou tool them in the rear,
and placed them between two fires, in filch a man-
ner, that the greatefl part were killed on the fpot ;
the ret were compelled to betake themfelves to a
diforderly Right.