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

MAY.

4. General Moreau defeated the Auftrians at Stocleach, with
coufiderable lots. The enemy captured that Important port, I
took 7,000 prifoners, nine pieces of cannon, and tome very con-
fiderable magazines.
5. General Moreau again defeated the Auftrians with great
WIZ at Moil:lrk, beyond Stockaeh. The AuArians goon after
retreated behind the Danube.
—. Bonaparte get out from Path to foperintend the operas
lions of the Army of Referve, &Rifled to act in Italy.
6. The Außrians in Italy tarried at the point of the bayonet
the important pelt of the eel di Tende.
7. The enemy in the country of Nice, having been defeated
in feveral actions, were compelled to pats the War into Pro.;
vence, leaving General Meta, in the full poffefiion of the city
and country of Nice.
...-.. The French defeated in a partial attion at Genoa.
9. The Außrian army under the command of General
Kray again defeated by the enemy, in the lines of the Rifs, with
the kis of 3,000 mm killed, and apoo taken prifoners.
It. Gemini Lecourbe defeated the Auftrians at Memmin-
gen with confiderable lots, and obtained poffeffion of that place.
General Kray retreated to Ultra.
t Bona rte, with the Army of &fern, get out fur Lan-
ham, to pats the Alps, on Ids way to Italy.
14. General Metes, hearing of Bonaparte's rapid marches
through Piedmont, evacuated the country of Nice, of which
he bad lately poifi:ffed himfeif, and proceeded with his army
towards Corti, and from thence to Aleffanskia, In order to op-
pole the progrefs of Bonaparte.
15. While his Majesty was reviewing the Reit divifion of
Grenadier Guards, in Hyde Park, a bullet was difcharged from
a mulket in the front rank, which paged through the thigh of a
Gentleman who Rood but a few yards diftaat from the King.
Oh the evening of the above day their Majefties and the
Princeffes went to Drury-lane Theatre. 'nit as the King en-
tered the Royal Boz, a plßol, loaded with Rugs, was difcharged
at his faired palm from the pit. The afaftn,whofe name is
Hadfield, was inflantly fecured, and &tidy after brought to
trial, but acquitted, on the (cure of infinity.
The French upon the lower Rhine poffeffed thanfelves
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of Mankeim and Heidelberg.
The Important fortrefs of Savona, In Italy, furrendered
by capitulation to the Auftdans..
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19. The French Army of Belem, after obtaining feveral
trilling advantages, advanced as far u the port of Bard, in the.
Picdmontefe territory.
zo. The Endymion frigate captured fcveral armed velfch be-
longing to the enemy.
ay. The French Army of Referve obtained a partial victory
over the Auftriatis on the banks of the Chinfa.
ag. Official accounts received of the recommencement of
hoftilities in Egypt, and of General Kkber having obtained a
decline victory over the army of the Orand Vizier, and got
polfeffion of Odra, and other places.
31. The French Anuy of Merv; after Come partial, though
dcfperate confliets, reached the Telin, on their way to Milan.
JUNE.
4. A (mall armament, under the orders of Sir Edward Pel-
kw and General Maitland, deftroyed fomc veldt and bane.
rics at iltuilseroo.
His Majefty's Birth-day celebrated with much fplen:
dour and feltivity.
5. Slr Francis Buller, one of the judges of the Court of Com-
mon Pleas, died, after a tediousilinefs.
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6. Sir Homo Popham arrived in London from Pererfburgh,
and was loon followed by Lord Whitworth, his Ma)efty'v Am-
Niff.tdor at that Conrt, in confequence of the Emperor of Ruf-
fle having capricioufly determined to brcak oQ all political con-
ned/lon with this country.
7. The French army, under the orders of General Mal-
tam, evacuated Gcnoa by capitulation, having ►een Merrily
Ratted out.

Advice received at the Admiralty of bis Majefty's Ibip
Tremendous having run a French frigate on More, on the Me
et France, and totally deftroyed her.
9. The French Army of Referee poffeLfed thernfehies of Milan,
Pavia, Lodi, Cremona, Orfinovi, Brefcia, Placentia, and Stra-
ddle, at each of which places the enemy found immenfe maga-
zines and flares of all kinds
to. The Aultrians, under the contu‘and of Getters! Ott, in
Italy, defeated by General Ikrtbier, in th: neighbourhood of
lironi, with immenfelufs.

rt. The boats of Sir John Borlafe Warren's fquadron tut elf
from St. Croix eleven krench Ships, laden with provifions and
Bores for the combined flats is the harbour of Bull.

es. A French fhir of war, of 14 guns, captured by his Ma-
jefty's fhip Itniefoiguable.
1.3. The Union Bill paired both Hooke of P•rliament in
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:a. The memorable battle of Marengo, which decided the
fate of the halt campaign, was fought this day. The Aaltriens
were totally defeated, with the Jots of ss,ooo Inert, killed.
wounded, and taken prifoners, and ♦n pieces of cannon.
Gs ncral Kfehi.r airallinated at Grand Cairo, in Egypt..-
He was facceeded in the command of the French croups In that
country by General
20. A Convention Ggo,nl between the Emperor of Germany
and the King of England, by which the former bound himfeif
to continue the war againft France till the end of ktbruary,

es.. A Preach flip of war, of 14 guns, captured in the Chan-
nel, by IN Majefty's fhip Spitfire.
XI. Moreau gained a tignal vidory over the Außriates, ne.w
the town of Blssikeint, in the neighbourhood of Uha, having
previoufly forced the pedlar of the Danube.
v 2. Several of the enany's merchant /rails deftroyed In
</tamper River, by the boats of Sir John Bairlafe Warren's
.quaefron.
a. Munich, the capital of Bavaria, taken by the rrrnch,
eke Alltrians basing prevaintfly been defeated on the confines
of that *rite.

hp. The tartrate of Uhot deriving/4W by the Fronds. '
JIII.V.
I. Poooporte aneroid to Paris from Italy; and on the fol..
looitto day received the congratulations of all the Conftstutcd
inottooltial, on Mt 'teem fplendld vi Rory.
z. Its Atojelty watt in State to the Hittite of Ler& to
jot the Royal Meet to the Dill for ht:orponiting the King-
doms uf Groat Britain and Ireland into one great and potent
kmplrr. _

-;•., bow of dioe ninny's •IN dettreyed by the boats d

Sir John Both& Warien'a (quadrat, near the Ina& of Mart
mender.
7. A new frigate, caned Is Darer, cut out of the barbel
of Dunkirk, by the Andromeda, Capunt- Inman; and tit

Dart. Captain Camplu 11. . _ ,
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to. Advice received of the arrival of Sir Ralph Abettrong
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by in the Mediterranean, with feveral thoufand troops fro
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England. , i ,
22. The fiat Pone of the new Wet Dock, at the Me Of Dogs, i
laid by the Right Hon. William Pitt.
14. General I.ecourbe, after defeating the Aultrians, pof-i
felled himfelf of Feldkirk, Cove, and all the Country of thd
Grifons.

The Queen Eaft Indlaman blown up- at Brazil, and
about eighty ut the perfons who were on board of her unfortu-i
nately perilbed.
15. An aratiftice concluded in Germany In tween Gencrahi
Moreau and ICray ; In conic-cps:nee of which, bultilities werd
immediately difcondnued.
A [mart ad ion took place off Ofteni, between his .111aJ
chip Nemefis and a Danifh frigate, called the Freya,
liscLlane lira fired at the boats of the Nemeth, while going
to examine the papers of her convoy. The confliet haled an
hour and twenty minutes, when the Dane ftruck, with her!
convoy, to the Britifh tat, and was breught into the Downs.
17. Thirty • thoufaud men reviewed by Ms Mikity ad'
Winkfield Plain. '
25. The Emperor of Germany rettored the new Paper
Pius VII. to the full poilefUnn of his Government of the ?Ade-
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fialtical States in Italy.
26. Intelligence received at the Admiralty of a number of
merchantmen having been captured by his Majefty's crubery
in the Mixliterranean. _

28. Preliminaries of Peace rived between Aiftria and
France, at Paris, by Count St. Julien and M. Talleyrand,
which however the Emperor raided to ratify.
A French Quip of war, of 5.1 guns, taken by his Maier-
ty's fltip Uranie.
29. The Paris journals announced thit a dttaehMent of the
French Army of Italy had taken poiliffion of the little Repub-
lic of Lucca.
—. The &kith Parliament prorogued by his Wear, who,'
went in State to the Houfe of Lords for that purport.
A gun brig, le Cerbere, mounting (even guns, ad 871
men, gallantly boarded and eat out of the harbour of Port;
LOuls, In the night, by Lieutenant Conan, of the Viper env,
ter, Mr. Padden, a midihipman, and 18 Britilli featnen, Jo a.
ten-oar'd cutter, with the loft of only one man.
3r. The Ruffian men of war, which had been fu long in our
ports, failed from Portfmouth for their own country, with a
number of tranfporta, having co board the remains of the Ralf-
flan troops engaged in the expedition againft Holland.
AUGUST.

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t. The Ira Parliament prorogued.
4. Lord Whitworth failed from the Downs for Copenhagen,
'to adjuft the differences then wading between the Courts of
Denmark and Great Britain.
7. An expedition failed from Portfmoutb, under the orders,
of Sir James Pulteney.
9. Admiral Mickfon failed with a fquadron to the Sound, to
give sffedt, by the appearance off Elfineur of a Britifh force,
to the negotiations of I.ord Whitworth with the Denial Mi.
nißry, nips:ding the sainting differences between the two
countries.
at. A revere (berm of thunder, lightning, hail, and rain, carne
on at Crawley, near Woburn, in Bedfordlhire, which Xid very
emtliderable &Inure.
ie. The French frigate Diana captured in the Mediterrancami
by his MaJelty's sip ineteft. , •
as. The town of Cofenatico, in the Gulph of Venire, attack-1
ed by a party of Btitilh Icemen, by whom the harbour and 131
'arch were deftroyed by Bre.
The army under the command of Sir Janes Pulteney
made an unfuccefsful attempt upon the town and port of Fend
in Spain, and on the following day were *bilged to re-ensbeek.
z 9. A Convention rival at Copenhagen by the Britilik and
, Dant& Minlfters, by which the differences between the two
countries were partly adJußed ; and the Mali convoy de-
, mined in the Downs was In eonfequenee permitted to depart.
31. A propofal made to our Government by the French .
Confttlate, fur a naval srmifticc, which was rejoSted by Mini
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Bus.