Star.
London, England, 1801-08-06 00:00:00

PARIS, JULY 3s.

The Journals of Bourdeanz and Avignon quote
two letters from Toulon, according to which GAN.
THIAUSIII effefted a difembarkation at Derna, and
took, on his return, from the Englifb, a ship of the
line, a frigate, and 13 merchant vessels. One of
there letters makes him arrive at Toulon, the other
at St. Tropes, but what day ? In regard to dates
correfpondents are generally deficient. —journal&
Paris.
AUGUST 1.--The iMpOllatioll of Englifh horfes
into France has been prohibited.
The following is an abfiraft of the account of
the battle of the 6th, as communicated by the Mi.
nitter of the Marine to the Filar Cowen:. :
Rear-Admiral Liscus was informed at half
paft feven in the morning, that the English
fquadron, which had been cruifing before Cadiz,
was palling the Straits, confifting of fix (hips of
the line, a frigate, and a lugger. At a quarter
pail eight, the battery of Ifle-Verte opened its fire
on the enemy ; and at half after eight the In-
domptable began the aaion, which loon became
general. At half after nine, Admiral Li sells made
the fignal for the (hips of his fquadron to cut their
cables. At tt, le Formidable was on limn and the
headmoil of the enemy's fquadron touched ground
alfo, while two Englifb (hips took their nations at
a (mall dikance from thofe of the Republic. The
battery of Ike Verte had ceased its fire for two
hours, and was in danger of being taken poffeffion
of by boats from the Englifh fquadron. A Captain
and 130 infantry were detached from le Formida-
bleto prevent the enemy from landing : an Englifh
boat was taken, and another funk. The Cap-
tain of the Delfaix was alto obliged to detach fome
men to defend this battery. The battery of St.

James had alto flackened its fire, fo that General
Davavz found it neceffary to haften thither with
troops which he fent for from on board the Deff.tix
and (even Spanifh gun-boats, which took a part in
the aftion ; five of them were funk or difabled
half an hour after the battle ceafed, and the ene
my retired to Gibraltar, abandoning the HANNI-
BAL.. In the evening feveral boats of the Englifh
fquadron came along-fide the HANNISAL to re-
ceive the wounded, but as they had not a flag of
ttuce, and were armed, General LIVOIS detained
them, and made them prifoners.
POUADEAUX. JULY 25.
A letter written from Toulon to a merchant of
this City, fays: We learn that Admiral Gar-
T/114101111 has returned from Egypt and anchored
at St. Tropes, near Toulon, after having landed
the troops he had on hoard at Derna in the king-
dom of Berea, in Africa, It is Paid alfo, that the
Admiral has brought with him to St. Tropes, an
Englifh (hip of the line and a frigate.--. Tableau de
Bfordeaux.
AVIGNON, WV,' 21.
Citizen VAILSItit has written from Toulon, of
date July 18th, the following letter to his father in
this city ;
4, My dear Fatber,l take the earlieft opportunity
to acquaint you with the agreeable and happy
news of the arrival, at this port, of Admh*l GAIN-
THEAUME, with the divifion under Lis command.
He has been at Egypt to effeit a difembarkation ;
and on his return captured an Englifh fhip of is
guns,land a frigate of 50, with a convoy of as
merchant veffels. This intelligence is the more
favourable to the French, as it enables us to navi-
gate the Mediterranean, and enfures to us the co-
lony. I am, atc."—Corrier drifiqvien.

HAMBURG!! MAIL.

Ftoataca, Jutv 13.—1 t is generally reported
in Italy, that the French Republic hasaffigned to
the Genoefe the Piedmontefe town of Alexandria
and its territory, for a certain fum of money.
The Duke of PATNA has procured feveral fine
Pets of horfes and magnificent carriages, which he
intends to make a prefent of to his fon the Kuno
Of ETRURIA, on his arrival at Parma. There will
likewife be a fplendid horfe•race at Parma, at
which the Duke will give two great prizes to be
run for.
The latter end of June an Englifb rruizerof ten
guns, and 5 z men, was driven by firers of wea-
ther on chore at Leghorn, and taken by the French.

The whole coail from Ancona to Brindifi is
blockaded by Engliflt frigates, which daily make
prizes. Near Brindifi they have taken the Neapo.
Gun brigantine, the Lipari, and another flip laden
with corn. Several Englifh frigates are novice
cruising off Genoa, and have conveyed provificias
into Porto rerrajti. The letters received here on

the loth, from Upper Italy, Gertiany, /cc.were
detained 4 hours, the French having thought it
neceffary to open them.
The French have again laid. a contribution of
half a million on Tufcany.
Ba ssat s, JULY 24.—The Ex-Diredor BAIA As,
who unexpectedly arrived here from Paris, will
make a (lay for Tome time in this city. He tra-
vels with a pafs from the Municipality of Grof
bois to Bruirels and Spa. He has vifited the Pre-
fed Doutscr, but goes out but feldom. He will
loon go to Spa. He is accompanied by five of
his friends, who were with him at Grolbois. Since
he is no longer Director he appears to be greatly
altered.
Hums, JULY 28.—1 t is now known that Ge-
neral Asotaasu was fent for to Paris to regulate
feveral thingi relative to the corps of 25,000 men,
taken into our pay.
To-day the new elected Third take their feats in
the Legiflative Body.
Admiral Di WINTEL is gone to Helvoetfluys.
It is again faid, that the fquadron there will foot
fail to join that in the Texel.
DANTZIC, JULY 24,—AccordIng to accounts
from St. Pcterfburgh, his Isamu!. RUSSIAN MA.
JuSTY has appointed M. HINGAZIO. to be his
Charge d'Affaires to the Bastian Republic till as
Arnbaffsdor fball be appointed, which will be loon.,

LONDON.

••• To-morrow we fludl prefect our Readers with a Letter
from a Gentleman in Gibraltar, who was an eye wltnefs of
the Adtion off Algeciras.

•••••• •IMS,

THURSDAY, AUGUST 6. , I
TRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK
3 per C. CooL money, 59—. Ditto, for account, 554.
Reduced 50-4 per Ctllt. 7,14••••5 per Cent 94—,
New 5 per Cent. 95/—thnniuns 7/.
FILICE OF STOCKS YESTIRDAY.
Bank Stock 167/ I Long Ann. IS 5-‘6l 7-16
3 per Cent. Red. 514 Short Ana 5/5-t6
3 Per Coot 19t 5 S9f Imp. 3Pa Cent. $8159 54
4 pet Cart. ppg untninnt 3/ f
S par C. Nan, 9? 94 Coed for Augadt 159
5 Pet P- Lol. 95 9S Imp. Ann. t r 714"
The Public have not been difappointed in the
expeaation they had formed refpeaing Lord NEL-
souls fquadron. We Rated yefterday, with all the
care and attention the fhortnefs of the time. and
the variety of rumours would allow, the fuccefs
of his operations ; and we are happy to find that
fo far as is yet known our fttesnent was pretty
coned. _ _

Government however bad no written diftettches,
but an Officer arrived who was difpatched before
the anion was terminated, and a ktter was altb re-
ceived from his Lordfhip by a very intimate friend,
which was communicated to Minifters.
As the firing bad not ceafed when the letter ergs
written, full particulars could not be expeded ; but
the Noble Admiral Rated, that be had taken five
of the enemy's floating batteries, and had filenced
two of the principal batteries on Thor; ; that by the
bombardment the lower town of Boulogne bad fut.-
feted confiderably; that the fteeple of the great
church had fallen down; that the fuccefs of the
attack was fuch that England would experience
no moleflation from this port ; and that after he
had completed the objet of his inftrtiftions at Bou-
logne, be was to proceed to fee what preparations
for invafion the enemy had made elfewhere. His
Lordfhip fays, that the enemy had been verypeined
in their attentioas to him, as they direded a great
part of their fire againft the Nita cutter, to which
he had moved his flag from the Mimosa frigate,
for the convenience of approaching where there
was little depth of water.
Befides the above, which is Co favourable, and
which was confidered as fully entitledtocredit, there
were many reports in circulation, which could not
be traced to an authentic fource. It was faid that
after overcoming all the difficulties which oppoled
the firft attack, his Lordfhip fueceeded in de.
ftroying the enemy's flotilla, and that he burned,
fcuttled, and rendered ufelefs, to the number of
forty veffeh. It was Rated that Come gun-boats
had been fared by being hauled on fhore by the
enemy. In a word, that he had completely de-
ftroyed the naval equipments at Boulogne, and
totally deftroyed the port, fo that it could not
anfwer the purpofe of a dep6t, or of equipment,
for a look time to come.
All accounts agree that the firing on both fides
was very warm, and that the attion was main-
tained with the utrnoft obllinacy. It mull have
been mortifyjng to the French troops in the neigh-
bourhood of Boulogne, is witnefs the bavock
made by our fquadmn. What part the itivesia:
artily ailed in this affair, we have not heard !
Other reports Dated, that BO AAAAA TR had been
at Boulogne, in perfon, the day before the bom-
bardment, but had left it.
It was reported that the whole Town of Bou-
logne was entirely deftroyed : we are happy to
'fay this is not confirmed. Lord Nelfon's objet
was only to deftroy the armed verels, Ste. and it is
faid, he even fent a flag of truce lamenting the in-
jury the town might fuffil in the execution of a

-wave. -
'meafure inftided sitcrelf to counteraft the hoaile
defigni of the French Government refpeaing the
invafion of this country.
The anxiety of the public for farther accounts is
great beyond any thing we have witnelfed before.
Certain it is that no accounts of the iffue had
reached Dover Lift nicht -when the Mail came
away. The letters from thence, received this
morning, only mention, that boats having been
off : they Rill heard the bombardment.at
No official details, however, have yet been publiih-
ed, nor have the particulars of the final iffue of the
attack yet reached the Admiralty, a circumftance
that has given rife to an opinion entertained by
fome, that, as the difficulties to be furmounted ,
would naturally increafe in proportion as the land
works were attempted to be deltroyed, Lord NEL-
, sON may not have been able to terminate•the bu-
finefs fo foon as was hoped.
We can, however, Olive our Readers that they
need be under no apprehenlion on account of this
delay ; for 'the nature of the harbour of Boulogne
is fuch, that no fleet can aa agaiall it but at inter.
vals, owing to want of fufficient depth of water, et-
, ceps at full tide. Of courfe Lord Nassos mull al.
ways draw off before low water. •
The following letter cOniains the lateft accounts
i received by the way of Deal ; they come down to.
4 o'clock of the day before yefierelay, which, how:
ever, is not later than his• Lordfldp's own letter
referred to above :

" DEAL, AUGUST 5.

" Captain Ovum left the fquadron off Boulogne
yefterday afternoon at four o'clock: three of the
" French gun-brigs had then been funk, and a
" lugger drove on fisore."

Lieutenant HILL, of his Najd (hip H.
teat., arrived at the Admiralty Office yefterday
morning.
Difpatches were this morning received from
Conflantinople ; but Lord HAV/lESRURT being at
Weymouth with the )(two, the contents bare not
tranfpired.
Difpatches were alfo received from Feterfforgh.
This morning arrived a Hambnrgh Mail. 'The
great length and importance of other articles of
intelligence,given in this day'spaper, obliges us to
give but flaort extraits from the Mail, as the ar-
ticles it brings are comparatively of little mo-
punt.
Paris journals to the 2cl inflant lachrfive Nave
alfo arrived. The molt important articles of in-
telligence which they bring relate to Egypt and
Gaarnsaoms's fquadron. So late as the zothef
June, Melon remained in his camp before A1ex-
.4.4"••--.9•2221 GANTILIUIIte. vials had en-
tered the harbour, and- aria of his fleet are
Rated to have been at anchor 25 leagues difkance.
So fax the Meatus%
The Non-official Journals Rate his fubfequent
arrival at Toulon, having captured on his return
a Britiffi 74 and a 5o gun frigate, with a convoy
of 25 merchant velfels!—a Ratement which few
will be inclined to credit in all its particulars.
The ifeoiintr of July 28, contains a letter from
the Miniller of the Marine to the Flair Consul.,
and a report from Rear-Admiral Limots to thy
/Cater of the Marine, detailing the particulars
of the battle of Algefiras, on the 6th ult. The
French (fate their lofs at illo killed, and 3co
wounded; 13 of them without hope of cure, and
40 feverely. Among the killed were LALONDT,
Captain of le Formidable, anclMoecoustr, Cap-
tain of l'lndomptable. '
The Madrid Gazette Extraordinary of the t3th
July, Rates the number of the French killed and
wounded, in the battle of the 6th, to be 800, acd
affects that the capture of the Hatintaat was en-
tirely owing to the battery of St. James.
" The eakeinu manarore which the made," it is raid,
" to get between the French Admiral's atip and
the coaft„ caufed her to run on a fhoal ; the made
ufelefs efforts to get off, and being difmailed by
the fire of the battery, was obliged to ihrike."—
The French fhips and the batteries, it is added,
&feted very feverely. The provincial regiment
of Rondo bad eleven men killed.
AdmimlLtwots, in his report to the Knitter of
the Marine, Rates, that the Captain of die HANtit.
mat, as Coon as he had (truck, got into a (mall
boat, upon which the French fired; but being a
(mall objea, none of the fhot (truck her, and [he ef-
caped to Gibraltar.
The FIRST CONSUL has decreed a fabre ci
honour to be prefented to Rear-Adntiral
in coofequence of his good conduit in the battle of
Alge tires.
The particulars of Sir JAME. SILUDIARSZ'S fe-
cond engagement on the s nth, are alto given inthe
Official Journal. which (peaks of the French Nat,:
having gathered freffi laurels ! !—and Come o:
their !tips being again covered with glory ! ! !
Captain TIONDE has been promoted to be Cap•
tain de Vaiffeao for his condua in that battle; and
a penfton of 600 lines has been decreed to the
widow of Latonns, the Captain of le Formidable.
The French funds co the 2d ina. had fallen u
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daterford,
Draulashadee;

ARMOUTH, ATIGUirs.
Jed a mail from the Continent,
Majetly's packet Nixes or Wet ts,
• the left Cuxhaven on the zd intl.
Ire, Mr. Ross, Mr. MITZ, Mr.
/RAN, Mr. SIMMONS, Mr. Ds-
ATWRIO Kr, Mr.' Hoar, Colonel
Huerae, jun. one of the King's
difpatches froin Conftantinople.—
fleet of merchantmen, under con.
Baltic.

ALMOUTH, AUcsurr 3.
American &homer Clara, Captain
, in 43 days, with barilla, from
orders : fpoke the following veffels
32. long. 24. 12. the Succefs brig
iverpool ; July 17, lat. 43. 34. long.
and Blanch Guineamen, from Li-
Aiigola ; July 30, lat. so. 5, long.
American Blip Eliza, from Liverpool
and[ July 32, lat. 49.14. long. 8.55.
Edward, HUNNACIAS ; and the Lune,
marque), Moose, from Liverpool for
well. Alfo arrived the FLoas
:tenant Caarzwraa,from a cruize,
[ and brought in with her the 'Prof.
, Captainatruwo Bimini, from
Embden; with fugar, coffee, co-

ac.
tc.

arrived a Mail from Jamaica, brought
Packet LalcasTea, which is put
quaranr:ne, in confequence of two feamen
. the fever. The Mail will be fumi-
ufual manner, and forwarded by to-
The packet failed froth this port
left, and arrived at Barbadoes on
failed for Martinique on the re.th,
. the following day; found lying
there his Majeßy's (hip Aces ; on the 18th failed
for Jamaica, at which place fhe arrived on the
26th; found lying in Port Royal his Majeßy's
(hips MILAINVOS, BOUEDELAIS, and CEERSERVE,
Aro the ABLRGAVENNY guard.fhip. The Juno ar-
tired on the 29th. On the gth June the Ms LAM-
etre failed ; and on the 7th and Bth the Syrian,
Maoictlans, and LOWISTOET arrived, and the
fibORDZI.AIS failed. On the 9th, the PORCUPINE
arrived with a convoy from England; on which
day the CIEBIIUII failed; the Acarcoes failed
On the t tth. The CALYPSO and Burn ETTA arrived
ea-the tBth ; and :on the following day the Jutto.
The CLIOPATiI arrived on the sift frouel
Helical. The Packet left Portßoyal oft the 224
in company With the Onrra fdtooster, from which
fbe parted on the ad July, in lat. 14. 36. long.
71. 30.
The Paffengers by the r..atcsevia are :—Mr.
Wurre, Mr. SMITH, MT. CLARET, Mr. Buten,
Mr. ALLEN, Rev Mr. Isaac, Mr. Rams% and
Conntefs de La Rocaryacwit.w.
P. S. All the Revenue cutters ha* failed .from
hence, to join Lord Nr tsoe in the Downs.
PLYMOUTH, AUGUST 4.
The Spanifh brig privateer, that was fent in here
yefterday, is called the Pedro d'Alcantara, mounts
22 guns, and has 130 men, was from Corunna,
bound to Vivaro, and was captured the 27th ult.
by the Cosistascst of 24 guns, STOKE of 18 guns,
and FLIRT cutter; alto, a Spanills fchooner in bal.
lafi, name unknown, captured by the above the
fame day, off Cape Finifierre : the other Sparta
farmer is called the Carolina, of fix guns, and r a
men, from the Havannah to Corunna, laden with
(agar, hides, indigo, and cotton, and captured the 1
26th ult. by the Am ILIA, of 44 guns; the Ain-
air has alto re-captured two Britifh veffels, but
they are not yet arrived here.--This morning came
in the Spanifh fchooner, name unknown, in
captured by the Au tratpf 44. guns : fhe alto eap-1
trued another of like fort, but having carried away
her main-ma ft, they fet her on Ere and deftroyed
her...-Camt in the Mu. soon, of t 6 guns, Lieute-
nant de STAICE, from a anize; the (hip Lord Ma.
cartney, Captain Macßae, from Halite', laden
with malls for the Dock-yard.—Sailed the CHIC.
DM, of 16 guns, Captain CRAWFORD, with fennel
riduallers for the &et off Breß.
PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST S.
The following is a curreti Rate of the fhips of
war, late belonging to the North Sea fleet, which
have left Co; is, and arrived here yefierday and to-
day:—
. . 74 Cape. FRIRM•NTLI.
DeiLlake • • • 74 i•••• RITA Lim
Thcfase - 74 81.1011.
- - 74 ST la
Left the fqtradron off Ireland, with five months
Pro% ilions on board:—
wan-kr - - - 74 Capt. Truer.
. . 74 Lard H. PikeiTT.
tchita - 74 —.—. T. Etirlllt.
RUirel ." • 74 1•••• W. curnsuan.
Arrived the Smallbridge, War,from the Downs,
ity.uxi to Newfoundland.

NAUTYCA
wills ill
AutvED
Hamburg!
o Dublin
I Waterford
o Dotinaghao
• Jamaica,
VARM
This day arrive
brought by his Maj
Captain Surroit :
The parengers ar
Citmos, Mr. OR
VIGNES, MT. CAR,
DOILY, and Mr. H
• hleffengers,with dil
Palled by a large fb
ono, from the Halt
PALM
Arrived the Am
PETER RIONALT,
Langaretta, for ord
5(0 15, lat. a 8.3
privateer, of Liver
to. 7. the Nile an:
verpoot for Aitgc
• 0. 30. the Anseri
foi Virginia i and.
the Royal Edward
(letters of marque
TAirtinique, all w
tinned brig, Liente
end has detained a
fan Chip Agneta,
tilitoll bound to I
col, arid hides.
• This day- arrive:
fry his Majefty's P
under quarantine,
having died of the
gated in the ufual
morrow's Mail. '
on the gth April lo
• the t sth May ; fa
• and arrived on t
there his %jay'