Star.
London, England, 1801-06-22 00:00:00

- HAMBURG!! MAIL.

CONSTAMTNOPLE, MAY I2.—The Grand Vizier
found in Salachia a eanfiderable quantity of French
artillery and ammunition. Some of his troops
have already formed a junction with the Englifts.
The uttnolt exertion will be made to finifit the
campaign before the hot feafon of the year com-
mences. The report that the French have already,
offered to evacuate Egypt [till requires confirma-
tion. The fquadron of the French Admiral Gea-
ra EA OKI has occafioned confiderable alarm here ;,
and eight (hips of war have been fitted out, to cover
the Merest and the Turkifh coatis.
ST. FITERSBUROM, MAY a6.—The Counfellor
of State, Prince KA LI S KOI Count SUWARROW, fon
of the late Field-Marfbal, is appointed Major-Ge-
neral in the army. His Lamaist. MAJESTY has
expreffed his thanks to the General of Infantry,
GoLexiscarsca sr KUTUROW, for the good order
preferved in St. Peterfburgh during his direCtion.
STOCKHOLM, JUNE 2.—The Emperor of Russia
has received full powers from our King, as well as
from the ether Northern Powers interefted in the ,
convention of‘ neutrality. for negotiating with
Englant:, and fine we have received• certain in-
telligence that Lord ST. Haussi's is arrived at St..
Peterfburgh, as Englifli Minifter, in order to ne.
gociate, we are very impatient to be informed of
the courfe .which there negociations are likely to
take. In order to give more 'freedom to there no-,
gociations, the Englith fieellsas removed from the
vicinity of Ruffia and the Gulph of Finland, rem"
fentations having been made previoufly for th
purport. The Ruffian Chamberlain Count VOll
DER PA OMEN took leave of their Majefties yeller-
day, being on the point of returning to Rufts.:..a
The report of peace being already concluded be.
tween Raffia and England, and of the
being fettled, by means of a treaty, is
although there remains not the leaft don t that thli
wilted-for event will fpeedily take place. Infoo.
nation homing been received that, while the ex-
portation of corn was prohibited, Tome merchant/.
"trelsfrom Swedifit Pomerania had been freighted
With corn' for Engliffi account; there veffels, that
hod beeniriven into lonic ports in Norway, baysi
been detained by order from his *lefty, and I
commiffioner has been fent to N , in order
to inveltigate this bufin . ors top
4aor
andprovilions continue '
the great drought we have h time. ~
Vulva*, Jowl 3.—lt is raid that the F:. .
Government has formed a project to remove all the,
difficulties which obth-ing the changes intended to
be made in Italy, by deltroying a certain power
whole climes are fufficiently confiderable to afford
indemnities for the parties who fuftain loft. It is
believed; however, that this plan will asset with
many obilacles.--barcrwr & Ifeesierg6.
Letters received yefterday from Smyrna affect'
that the French Admiral GAIITHSAUSIE, 'ASO VIM
fent to carry fuccours to General Mayon in
has been defeated by the Englifh Admiral Sir one
BORLASE WARREN. •
The French Commiffaries having demanded
the Pope a certain firm per month, for the ••
tenance of their troops, the Holy Father repreed,i
that it was not in his powtr to pay hoe 11DC.11112 i
of the poverty and difirefs of his people. It is hid.
that the French evr44 much clikatisfaition at
the anfwer, and it forW&Nil that•theiv real view
is to leek a caufe for aims cornet with the Sove.
reign Pontiff.—The Andros of Admiral arm-
THLlttill having, • when cif Leghorn, received
information of the approach of Englifli hat,
Wider Sir Joss BORLMIE WARREN* made ha
precipitately for Corfica, where it is blocked up
by the Engliih.--,Gasette ale Heesitarh.
~1
All the -Officers of our army, without exceptilat
are now required to give in, on oath, a wri
declaration that they do not belong to any
fociety. All the Clergy are likewife obliged to ei
the fame.
Many difficulties have arifen in the • ne
now carrying on at Paris.
• His IMPERIAL MAJESTY has not difmilfed Ali
General Staff, but only difiributed it among tha
' Provinces, fo that in cafe of aeceffity it may be ad
ambled in a very Sort time.
Durizaae, Jams 6.—The expedition which is
preparing in the ports of Flanders and Picardy,
confills of the frigates la C.a e, Is Pour.
fuivante, and l'lnccrruptlle=tii 44 -Kilns ;
four other frigates of 36 guns, fitted oat as Havre
de Grace ; .ten cutters, aad aearly too gun-boats.
It is Paid that to dr& ridtaillas of &ipso( the Boa
will be added; tscoo land forces will be an
on board this armament. The naval
in Flanders are carried on in concert *Sic
France. -: - ',
Baussais, ears 7.7-According toleadega
Paris, in the conferences that were la:
seven the FRET COWED 14 the Marquis ilosewitn.
sari, and Count Cosiwrzat, the greater port &
the difficulties relative to the indeMnittes and far
larixatiows were obviated and fettled.

thew. Tows 11.—fri the Haarlem Gazette, is
the followini article, dated Paris, June ♦ 1--" It
is ilia, the Englifh Minifter has fent propoCah to
Wyis, ftbayti,g,
commence
Englaand will faotnitutfcyro an ar-
and evacuate Egypt, if the French will lire:a
evacuate Egypt, and defift from the expeditine
againft Portugal. This the Fiasr Como'. has
refuted."
BIRLIN, Joes 9.—The Imperial Royal Field-
Marfhal-Lieutenant, Prince C of Schwa:-
zenberg. is arrived here from Vienna —Contribu-
tions continue to be received daily, for the un-
fortunate inhabitants of Zehdenick. The turn
which his Majefty has given for that pnrpofe.
1111110111101t0 3000 rixdollars. The larva tuns km
by a private individual, was yoo rixdollars, and
same from an anonynsons member of the Jewifh
congregation here. Upwards of too boxes and
calks, with clothing and provifions, have been fent
from this city, for the support of the unfortunate
inhabitants of Zeladenick.
Rome. MAT s t.—The forint: of Ancona has
inan bee; dif ded by the French, and the artillery,
carried to Turin.

MILAN, MAT 23.--On the tyth and Atli init.!
the French made a violent attack on Porto Ferraro%
by fea and,land, but met with fuch refiftance from
the Englifh garrifon, at all points, that they were
forced to fuipend their. operations. The French
fquadron, that had hitherto been off the iflaad of
Elba, has removed from that quarter, and fome
Dana and Swedith fhips that had been at Porto
Ferrajo, are arrived at Leghorn. The new Er 4 r
ROI of Russia hasicquainted the Kixo of Na?Lss
of his acceffion to the Throne, in a very flattering
letter. The KING Of NAHA S hal felll foie veffels
from Palermo to Malta, to fetch away his troops
from that Wand. Meffrs. Tuetoiria, Camara'',
and SERRA, have farmed all the Pore's revenues,
for the fum of two millions of Scudi. All the in-
habitants of Rome have been difarmed. A confider-
able Cifalpine force is affembling near Ancona, in
the neigbourhood of which port feveral
(hips of vrar are cruizing. As loon as the Here-
ditary Prince of PAR MA (ball have arrived in Tuf-
canr,' General MURAT will refign the chief com-
mand of the army of obfervation, and affirm the
charteer of French Knitter Plenipotentiary with
the new Sovereign.

FRANCE.

PARIS, $7 PRAISUAL, JUNE i 6.
It is Rated in letters from Florence, that a def.
perate engagement took place in Egypt on the
nth Prairtel (May 31), that the Englith antithe
Captain-Dacha were defeated with great lore, sad
that being obliged to reitnbark, they failed in part
for Malta, and part for Rhodes. It is added. that
the. Turks had been driven from Corfu by our
ftiends the Ruffians.
Licutenant-GeneralSoutr has fent information,
;47-11 courier extraordinary, difpatched from Ta-
rein= on the 15th Prairie], ( June 4), that a (hip
which failed from Corfu on the loth Primal, (May
3o), has brought the intelligence to Otranto of the
Engliffi having been completely defeated in the be-
ginrung of May; that they had reimbarked, and
drat a number of tranfports had arrived in the dif-
erent ports of the Mores, to take in water.
An Officer who came pi:Fenger on board this
(hip, relates that this great event took place as
follows :
The Englifts had made themfelves mailers of
Rofetta, about the beginning of April.' Tbeyfeth
thither half of their army, commanded brOuteral
Horcaresow; that General Memory ademsd,to
the fume place with the whole of his army. mad,
that after a variety of fkirnsithes between the caval-
ry and the advanced guard, a teneral aftioa was
fought in the Delta, In which eneral Ibirtate.
sow was totally defeated; and in which he loft a
part of his army; that in the mean time the body
of the Englith army, poßd , at Aboukir, faring
Alexandria (ripped of troops, advanced in order
to carry the pelluens which had been occupied and
fortified by General Klima after the battle of
sat °iglu& ; that the French hid fplung a num-
ber of fougards, nr (mall mines, by which the
Englifb were confiderably incommoded ; that the
latter foon perceived that the pofition of General
Masou was protelted by the fire of a redoubt,
limited between the fortrefs of Cretin and that.oF
the Rot ; that they had accordingly-4mA'
it advifable to retina to their 'pofition at Aboakitl
after having fitllalood coofiderabls being ex-'
peed tathe grapi (tact and Arlie, of 'the smiles
of Aiamth That the Walt el theft two events
)104 comptlled them to. tilitbark tad that they
liod,left about 7 at Sam Turks at Aboukir, be.
largo the am a( the Captain PAVIA.
• piece of the Atwitter makes
thefolleMagobleroadems
' The& reports, which bear fume marks of
fern believer to require confirmation.--
hag is more anode than for (hips that touch
at dm poets to fat afloat agreeable intelligence is
rassimpetruene themfelvesa favourable receptive."
Cat out Lam.aac, an officer in the Confular
Guard, who had accompanied Citizen Dueoc, ar-
rived froth Patorfbargh this day, about noon, with
rgaches dated the 3oth May. Our Ainhaffador
mead Peterfburgh on the night of the a4th
41f May. On the each, he waited upon. M.. de
PASHAS, and on the airoth, was prefented to the.
Emperor. His Majefty received him in his elofet,
and behaved to him with the greateft attention
and politenets. He afterwards went to M. de
genes, the Privy Counfellor, and had feveral
- - with regard to the *off of his em-
Oa the 17th, be prefented to his Majefty
is tie Parade, the officers who bad accompanied
fides Isfamee. In the evening of the fame
Any,. lsappeping to be fanntering in the Palace.
garden, be met the Emperor ; his Majefty imme-
diately took him afide into a fequeftered walk, li
end converilid with Sim a long while in the moft
confidential and familiar shimmer. Dolor tasks
of the latipstor's guar* is the WWI terms.—
They *se very finelooklig men, rind go through
their semi& with the moil aftonifhing precifion.
Asaxannut is of a figure which at once com-
mode refputt, and infpres confidence. &rangers
lock from all quarters to fee the new Emperor.—
He is equally dear to the foldiers and to the peti-
te:ma/Le had gam lately to infpol the flat at
t. and it was very late at night before he
returned. The moft cruel anxiety. his fafetyi
univerfally prevailed. fiental regments of their
own accord flew to amts, and loedly called oat
for their Emperor. The grate( hammy reigns
in the Imperial Family.
Lord Sr. Hasza's did not reach Psteriburgh till
Kay aoth.
M. de MARROW, who is ippointiti Mbar at
Paris, bad fet out for the pluodfili •
The anniverfary of the bottle Iwoo
celebrated the day before yeftarday by a flipm.
fight in the Champ de Mars, reprnfrahra
various amareuvres which decided the fate of
summeaMs day.
Just 57...Cardielel COMIALVI Secretary of
State of the POP!, fet oat fromiattre, on the 4th
inft. to repair to Paris.
An Adjutant Commandant is arrived from
Badajos, with the news of the foceefs obtained by
the Spend); army. The whole of the province of
Alentejo is conquered; Elves is blockaded.

Catty° Major, after a long refiftance, furren.
dered after three days bombardment.
At Alonches a corps of Portuguefe was beaten.
They loft many men killed, and coo prifoners.—
Another affair took place at Avis.
The Minifter Piss° bad arrived at Badajos in.
vetted with full powers from the Regency of Por-
tugal. He offered to flint all the ports spina
the Engliffi, befides other advantages to the Allies.
Thefe offers, however, did not come up to the
purpofe which France and Spain mull have in view;
that of having in theft Englifh provinces objets
of compenfattot for the /reach, Spanilh. and
Batavian poffellions, which treachery, or the fate
of arms, has placed in the pow& of the Englifis.
At the departure of the Adjutant-Commandant,
a corps conning of 'Soo French troops, were ar-
rived at Ciudad Roderigo, and had not been in .
aaion..--fifoniteur.
Letters from the banks of the Rhine (fate, that
by virtue df orders from the Minifter of Police, all
the Belgians coming from the interior of the on-
pire have been arrefted, when they were not pro-
vided with fpecial paffports from the Cabinet of
Vienna, or an authority from the French Govern.
man. The Ex-Counfellor Ductless', and his •
whole family, are detained at Cologne far this rea-
-1 fon. Frefh inftruftions from the )ffinifter ate ex-
peEted, either for fending them back to the place
from whence they came, or to fuller them to pars
into France. •
The Pahrttilk quotes the following biblical fall.
in favour of the report of GANTNILIV Mei inn
to land his troops at Tripoli, for the pu Ira'
marching to Egypt :
44 Hiffory Rates that Cato Uticenfis made the
half of this difficult march with the ruins of the re-
publican army. After the battle of Pharfalia, he
withdrew to Cyrene, the capital of Lybia, being
defirons to unite his forces to thofe of Metellus
Scipio ; and the feafon being too far advanced to
expore them to the fea, he eroded the defarts of
Lybia, at prefent known by the name of Barca,
and arrived at Leptis, after a painful and almoft
romantic march of thirty days.'
FROM THE PARIS PAPERS.
Visas, juice t.-.-Within thefe lag fifteen days
a very grrat great number of cars, laden with lead,
for marang mutquet balls, have arrived here—it
hits been lodged in the arfenals. A great quart.
tit of military Rona is preparing—a very con,
degree of aftierty prevails among our
artillerynseu. Theft preparations, however, caufe
no aassetY ; and it is thought that nothint.more
is intended than to keep the foldiers in cure e, and
to prelim military d&ipUne.
Aucsaulo, Juan 7.—The deputies of the ittl•
mediate Oates of the Empire' who had been at
Vienna to folicit their admi&os to the Germanic
414' have returned to without having
SOCONANI in theirati
E. yam
eve* no better
.A.; ,
=6with the ce and-their peer.
1,111 probably rassaiiiiimmisdiviaspoireffions.
Prince CMAILL IS has Ism appointed Coadjutor of
the Grand Mailer of the Tentage Order. A pu-
ke, arrived from Vienna, Awes us, that a few
boars before biz departure from that city, on the
ing=rn-account had sabred there from
• that Matson bad attacked and
aorophedy defeatied the BIOS in the vicinity of
Alexaudtsa; and that Am *sift 101 l their ar-
ciliary and baggage, they bad been obliged to re-
built* Air thilGe tibiae.
Joss imina TsiaGe date, that the
Eng/i6 Valk In that pelf hive declared, that
1 theyhave toesived olden to treat the Neapolitan
as
lawn frsrn.l4rnekaeution a report which
=Zee, *at the tEts of Bender and
, WWI& rho 1, have received or-
dinate* as reit Isormi to the Surgeons,
awriAo Nair tide who hod already received leave.
General Bents, the new commander of In-
fpruck, arrived there the. d.
Farm cavort., Jose 5,,-We are Rill ignorant
of the motives which detain at Emmett the Pruf-
fian troops which had received orders to retire to
Hoya. Although the city of Bremen be enclofed
within the States of the Eleaor of Hanover, its
eziftence is independent; and the reafons which
determined the evacuation of Hamburgh and of
the country of Oldenburgh, ought alto to accele-
rate that of Bremen, which had-an occupied on
account of its politico near the tea, or upon the
Wafer, and which, as it appears, ought not to
(hare the deftinies of Hanover, whatever views
the great powers may have upon that country.
ANOTU la LITTIII.-Tht paffage of the French
to the right bank of the Rhine has renewed all our
anxieties, and all the remembrance of the war;
however, as the Mentz troops have remained fame
time with them at Cafe!, and as there appears
to be a good
,undereanding between them, we
thence draw a couch/firm in (avow of the =le'
canines of peace. The Mentz troops certainly
retire to Eaein and Hocheim. •
June 9.—There have been within the lag few
days in the fort of Cafkl, oppofite to Mentz, tome
mounted French Chafeurs and Mentz Huffars;
the latter retired to Hocheim on the 7th, about a
league earl of Masts. caw remains Itill in the
poffeffion of the French, who have eftablifhed ad•
vanced pais round the place; they have alto fent
patroles, within there few days, to Hocheim, and
even as far as Wiffiaden, which is three leagues
N.E. of Mentz.
STUTGAILD, lune 9.—A public print thus ex.
preffes itfelf upon the prefent Rate of Europe:—
" The facets of the different negotiations be-
tween the Cabinets will decide whether the pacifi-
cation of the North will bring about a general
peace. On caning the tremulous the political fitu.
ation of Europe at this moans% aloe clouds may
be Rill obferved, particularly intim Sail/ions dist
have arifen between Francs and &fie. There
is room to hope, that all the di/mita wili be re,
moved, and it is the enact a obit hilted=
to fay nothing precipitate". '1 midi if Jose
will (smith important materials fee Wimp."
ST ILASSUIt O. JIIIII 9.•44ll.tellic=hantliOrto
of the 7th of June, Rate, that Zotavra,
who tommands the Meats iteColit, hat
received difpetsbet from dos ZioAor, !goblet!

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