Star.
London, England, 1804-07-19 00:00:00

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VIROIIA, JIM 16.—The Prince BORGNISE, and
her Imperial Highnefs the Prineefs his Lady. as alto
Madame BONATAILTI, the mother of the Emperor
Napoisos, are gone from Rome to the baths at

Lucca.
New credentials have been fent to the Neapolitan
Arnbaffador at Paris. The report that the Cheva-
lier, Prince Across, will return to the Minifiry, in
confequence of the applications made by a great
power, is not as yet confirmed.
A (mall French fquadron from Genoa has landed
foam French troops at Leghorn, and taken others on

board.
Gam*, Jotrs t t.—A report has been in circula-
tion here, that it is intended to unite the Ligurian
Republic to the Italian ; but, as the Senate of Genoa
is renewed every two years, ten Senators going out,
and ten others coming in, and this renewal having
been Ratted to take place this year without interrup-
tion, the report is, from this circumftance, much
weakened.
The building of (hips for the French is sill carried
on here with the greateft
June so.—The Senator Pasant', is go_ne from
Milan to Paris to carry to the Emperor. NA POI. rots
the congratulations of the Italian Republic. Gene-
ral Jouanan is expelled at Florence, whence he will
vilit Leghorn, where there is a French garrifon of
;coon men. The wabofes of the Englillt at
Civita Vechia have been re
vilieted by the French.
Lannole, June la.—According to intelligence
jolt received from Alexandria in Egypt, it appears
that the triumph of the Arnauts over the Beys was
of (hort duration. While they fought in the city and
' in the bonen of Cairo, the former gained the advan-
tage. On the 23d of March, the lots of the Mame•
lukes amounted to no more than 6o men ; the ref
efeaped the danger in time, and formed a junction
from all quarters at tome few miles diftance from the
city. As loon as they received reinforcements, they
advanced to Geta and Eutabe, in order to cut off all
proviftons from Cairo. The Arnauts croffed the Nile.
1 to give them battle ; but which terminated in their
total defeat, they leaving midi than acoo dead on the
field. The Mameliikes. reinforced by r s,oco men,
keep Cairn in a Rate of blockade; and there is every
reafon to fuppofe that neither •he Arnauts nor Mo-
hammed Pacha will long remain mallets of that city.
MILAN, just ac—The Arch-Duke Joint arrived
in Auflrian Verona ; he found there the French Ge-
neral of Divifion Camino's, accompanied by the'
Generals Confute and Dust, the Staff, and 130
Officers, who were affembled to receive his Royal
Highnefs. The Arch Duke invited the French Ge-
nerals to his table, and afterwards went, by invita-
tion, into Italian Verona. On the bridge he was re-
ceived by the French Generals and four companies
of Grenadiers, who faluted him with their enfigns.
The inhabitants tail:led their joy by the loudell ac-
clamations. He was alto fluted with the difcharge
of thirty pieces of cannon, both on his entering the
new gate, and on his returning into the Aulirian
territory.
According to accounts from Florence of the 12th
intl. the departure 41 a Courier from thence, of the
name of Micarxr, with Spanifh, Engliflt, and French
pares, bad excited confiderahle attention. Nothing,
however, was know), of his deftination.
Splendid apartments are preparing in the Old Cal.
tie, at Florence, for General Tommie, who is fpee-
dily expeaed there.
That the Family of Boss,Aßra will receive the
higheß dignities in the Italian Republic is fufficiently
apparent ; but it is not determined whether the title
of Prelident Built remain or be changed into that of
KinF of Lombardy.
'I he Qileen of Etrutia is gone to Pilo, where in
confequence of the pretence of the mother or the
Emperor NAPOLLON, and the Prince BORON ass aud
his Lady, fplend d fetes are repeatedly given.
Several thouf.Lnds cf Ruffian troops are expelled
at Corfu. •
There are various reports in circulation of many
changes and pat titions which will Coon take place in
Ital., but whether they arc true is as yet uncertain.
One of Bow AI'AR T I,'S brothers, LOUIS, is expelled
Iht,r,ly in Piedmont. They are much occupied with
preparations for his reception. The Pretelt of the
Imperial Palace, at Paris, M. SA 1.11/LTOIIIS, has,
among other things. written on this I-Oka to Gene-
ral Masson, Adminillratrr at Turin, as tollows
i• His Imperial Majelty having, by his decree, of
the aeth Vendemiaire, year ii (Oct. 13, 1803).
chofen the Cagle of Stmainis for his plcatort.houte
when he comes to Piedmont, sod having charged
his Escellency, the Minitier of Finance, General
Dolor. Governor of the Palace, and myfslf, Admi-
niflrator of Buildings, to otgstiire the whole honk,
as you have been informed, Mr. General Adrnitiika.
tor ; his Imperial hlsietly having afterwards, by a
Decree of the 7th of VehrtiAry, 6804, endowed the
Cattle of Stnpinis with an annual revenue of 300,cc0
fiancs in Nati, nsl domains, to he employed in a
manner which he referved f.n himfell tom eke known ;
.end his M +iffy hating comm laded me,
•ii•on m) arrival at Piedmont., ter vtfit the different
h, tifes formerly Royal or Ptineily, to etAmit.e and
repent to him their conditiisn ; 1 h ive otter ved that
he fill nitore which I fiiiirot..l in there no I. i.ger ex-
-10 s ; arid having learnt list they have been in part
CglJ, and in part fent to fevcral pctfons to fatal

tbeir bastes, I think it my duty to pray you, Mr.'
Admiaiftrator Cenerfl, to give the neceffery orders
for reaming them to the Gorh Neale of the Palace,
in order to lave as furniture for tie Imperial houfes,
and particularly for the preffing circumitance of the
arrival of his Imperial Highnefs Prince Louis 80,
, Conflable of the Empire. and Perpetual
Prefident of the Eleaorml Affemblies of the Depart-
meat of the Po, in Piedmont."