Star.
London, England, 1801-04-10 00:00:00

DI bUtiILILM.

NAPLES, MARC?! 2!:.

ACTAY oli.r day, in a numn;,a;
zt:Tembly, that intelligence he had received flatll,
that the Engla b..cn repulfed in Ep
Uni:c-1 States n+ America
jnit ivied a. letter frwn tlalta,.datcd March 7,
that the Ennlitli had not Own ac .annt.
c,l to land.—A rciii:l arrived from
an accoc.nt, that ;h.: appeared (IT
hut finding the pottz. %yell I;tiarded, did not gil:c
to land.

For a mont:: pal the 17.r.glif!L flag has he:u!•:.
inn in the illaad of Zant:-... Three
ate at anchor at ihinslifi, having on
flans who were at Corfu.

General MURAT has written to the C,.;•ar.:r.
dant cf. thefe !hips, if he does not find 1:h•a: :1
ii!lety at Briraii,i, to retire to Anconl, a:,d
pay and proritions will be infmc4 to l
ittcnitair.

SAINT-GA LI., MARC:I :7.

MARK ANTHONY PELLIS, alias CONOD, 1,..
man, has brought hither two artifts,
from England, who have conftruaed very inge.
nious machines for fpinning fine cotton, for mak.
ing muffin, and other fine works, the manufae:
ture of which employs thoufands of individual~
the cantons of Scnthis, Thurgau, and Zulic!:.
Thefe machines arc equal to thole of England,
and promife great advantage to our country. Tilt
enterprife is fupported by fubfcription.
Citizen PRLL►s, in the name of the comp.=
has requefted from Government—►l. tacalptia
from imports of every kind during (even years,
not only for the eftabliflanent, but alto for Ole
direa produce of the mechanics—ad. an exc4i4
pr►vilege, during a certain number of years, for
the conftruaion of fpinning machines, and other
machines unknown in the country.

Yellerday the Kitt° took the exercife of riding
on horfeback, in the riding-houfe, at Pimlico.
Her MAJESTY and the Princefres ELIZABETH,
MARY, SO•HIA, and AMELIA, accompanied by
the Marchionefs of BATH and the Countefs ()ILLY,
took an airing in their carriages on the
Road.

Ycilerday morning his Royal Flighnefs the
PRINCE of Wa Les, attended by the Earl of 13Alk.
RYMOR e, left town for Brighton.
The Cabinet Miniaers held a Council yellerday
at Lord HAWRESEURY'S office in Dosvning-:11:!ez.
Yale:day Mr. N. VANSITTART ClNeled vi a
his Office as Secretary to the Trcafury, ii. tac
room of Mr. C. Lown, who took his leave. A
Board was held upon the occalion, at wEicli Mr.
ADDINCTOM prerldCd.

Lord ELDON, not yet having been able • )
an audience of the KING, has not a.: ;.rett
Seals: but, according to report, he sill have as
interview next week.

Yefterday a Court of Dire tors was held at
Eaa-India Houfe, when DAVID Scott, and
MI xxs, Efqrs. were chofen Chairman and Deputy
for the year enfuing.
Count WOROR zow, late Ruffian Ambaffador at
our Court, is returning to the Continent by the
way of Calais, in hopes of appealing the relent-
ment of the Emperor PAUL, who accufed him of
detaining the Ruffian fleet and troops in thi: ccam.-
try. His property in Rullia has been fecinearated.
The French are employing great ailivity in re-
pairing the Port of Dieppe, which is deltined to
receive velfels of a middling five.
A letter from Lilbon, ciat..td March 26, fl vs—
,r Recently died, at the Britilh Hotel, at lleiecns
Ayres, the fon of the Earl of POR.TMORE : he was
in the Ferrol expedition, where he caught a vitalcr:
cold, which brought on a confumption, and :::-
urinated his exiftence. No one called to fee !:t 't
during his long illnefs, and at his death he was iii
little known, that the people w)tere he lived were
going to examine his papers in the pretence of
Not.try, to learn whether he was acquainted .6 idl
any one at Lilbon, who would defray the eNpe.lc.s
of his interment. This was prevented by the in-
terference of a merchant in the city.
44 We are every hour in the expo Ration of being
ordered to quit Lilbon, for it is expe&cd that the
French will actually overrun Portugal ; the old!
doubt is their attempting it. The French
taken four Brazil velfels, outward bound ; they
put moll of the men on board one of the prize,
and permitted her to efeape. The Incendial ,
fire Blip, has been captured by them, ao.i, accord-
ing to the cuftom of the navy, burnt at
The entrance to Oporto is fo extremely
mus, that two Englifh and two Portlignele inept
chantmen, going thither laft week, fr•,:o Lit:)on,
were loft. Ships failing to E..aiburgh sere
tamed Come days, to put 3o or 4o rapais nn twaid
they Ne idled to fend out of the country. MAE /.1.1,
our firft dancer, was one of the party.
" Our merchants have received permilTion to
fend their wines to England without pa!ing thc
duty, until they are fold. It is believed that this
port will foon be (but againa the En3lith, and
Hamburgh will precede.
" We have this moment been informed tlier
Spain has agreed to fome pacific terms e.:111 Pot-
" We arc very bufy in receiving all the heavy
baggage of the auxiliary army, which are under or-
de tomarchatamoment'snoticetodiefrontiersof
Portugal. General FR ASE R, and all his Staff, leave
this the 24th inf}. and the tro ps embarked on die
fame day on board of Brazil Blips, which arc to
take them to Oporto, which place is to be head-
quarters. All the Portuguefe cavalry and foot
left this place above a week ago': the inhabitants
do the dirty of it.—All the Emigrant Regiments
were reviewed by his Royal Hightwft Prince Ai.-
(11) ST VS FREDERICK lea week, who was higlili
,pleated with their foldier-like appearance."