Star.
London, England, 1801-01-14 00:00:00

Pria r.

MILAN, DECEMBER se.
The report that the Imperialifis hzel taken pof-
feEGon of Bologna and Modena, is unfounded.—
On the approach of the French, the Tmperialills
withdrew from Finale and Center The French
troops having quitted Leghorn, the inhabitants
are raid to have declared sqpsinti them, fo that on
their return they found themfelves under the ne-
ceffity of throwing feveral bomb-fhells into the
city, which they again occupy. All Portugucfe
vefiels are now alto examined by the French.

GERmaNr.

VIENNA, DECEMBER 27.

" Accounts received here from his Royal High-
nefs the Archduke CHAR r F s, dated head-quarters,
at Annietten, the sad inft. date, that oa the 17th,
Field-Marfhal Lieutenant KLENAV had fallen in
with the enemy, near Feucht, on the territory of
the city of Nuremberg, whom he attacked, routed,
and purfued as far as Nuremberg, through the
woods, twelve miles in length. •The enemy hav-
ing here received confiderable reinforcements, and
the pofis by which the communication between
Field-Mat-1W Lieutenants SIMBScNRN and K E-
Neu was maintained, having been attacked by the
enemy at the fame time, Field-Marffial KLINAV
returned to his former polities near Feucht, to be
able, conjointly, with FieldNurfhal-Lieutenant-
SI at ssc IN to concert and execute ;filch further
operations as might be deemed neceffary. On this
expedition we made prifoners fix officers, and 6o
privates.
a The General of Cav sky, Count Bat LIGARDI,
commanding in Italy, reports, that for the pur-
pore of afcertaining the intelligence received by
Ipies, refpeaing the real force and pofition of the
enemy, he had made a reconnoitring party on the
17th, principally direaed againft the enemy~ left
wing, on which occafion the moil advanced French
outpolls were driven back, and fome of them put
to the sword. • Our loft confifted only in a few men
wounded. General SOMMAILIV• has reported to
the General of Cavalry, that a (mall column, de-
tached into the Tufcanefe, had furprifed the enemy's
outpofls on the frontiers of that country, furrotind-
ed and took by capitulation the town of Cordonna,
and advanced as far as Arezzo, on whiCh occafion
so officers and 154 privates of the enemy's troops
were made prifoners. 4nother detachment fent
into the Tufcanefe by General SOM KARMA, made
prifoners force of the enemy's couriers, fix officers,
and 36 privates."—Court Gazette.

PRIVATE LETTER, SAME DATA.
An armiftice has been concluded for 3o days
between General MoaeAu and the Archduke-
Csraaxes, who arrived here at ninc o'clock this
morning with this intelligence ; in confequence of
which the packing up of effeas at Court, and the
departure of the Imperial Family were fufpended.
Some perfons even fay, that the preliminaries of
Peace had already been fired between the Pleni-
potentiaries .f the Archduke CHARLES and Gene-
ral MOIRAV. There remains no doubt with re-
fpea to the conclufion of an armiftice, on certain
conditions not unfavourable to the French, during
which a definitive peace will be negotiated. Both
armies will retain the fame pofitions they held be-
fore its conclufign, excepting that fome French
divifions may perhaps make a retrograde move-
ment. Before this armiftice was agreed to, the
Archduke CHARLES had placed his army in the
molt advantageous pofition, by drawing the centre
more towards Vienna, to be able to receive the
infurration troops and other reinforcements, while
the two wings, maintaining the moft complete
communication, are flationed at a confiderable
diftance backwards to cover it. The military hof-
pital has been conveyed to Klofter-Neuburgh ;
and the head-quarters are to be ellablifhed at
Molk this day, in which neighbourhood a decifive
battle will be offered to the enemy, in cafe the
armillice fhould not produce a definitive peace.
—General BILLBOARDS having fent notice that
the Italian army needs no reinforcements, but that
in cafe of neceftity, he could give up from to to
15 battalions to the German army, 16 battalions of
infantry, and five di vilions of cavalry from the Hun-
garian infurreeion, will join the German army,
moft of whom have already pallid our neighbour-
hood. The infurretlion in Hungary and Tranfyl-
vania amounts already to 80,000 men, but they are
not yerentirely armed. The armed inhabitants of
Tyrol will alfo be increafed by more than 40,000
men, who have given in their names for that pur-
pole. In this metropolis the mcafurct of precau-
tion and defence are Rill continued : many batte-
ries and entrenchments have been thrown up along
the lines, the fortifications of the city are repair-
ing, and the ramparts are lined with artillery.

ANOTHER' LETTIR, lIAMR DATE.
Yefterday our Government received intelligence,
by feveral couriers, that the Bohemian army, or
the Legion of the Archduke C , under the
command of the General of Artillery, Count
SZTARILAT, had arrived at Pilfen and Budwies, in
two columns, and was rapidly approaching the left
banks of the Danube, from the fide of tint. It
is thought that this movement of the Bohemian
army, by which Motorail was menaced in flank,
had induced him to content to preliminaries of
peace, or at leaft to an armillice. While fome
perfons maintain, that Tyrol had been turned at
all points, by the French ; it is Paid here, that a
corps of Isom men had advanced aglinft Sala-
. burg, from that country, to employ the 'french in
flank on that fide. Since intelligence of a more
pacific nature has been received here froth the y
emigations have greatly fubfided. A few days ago,
the demand for horfes had beet: fo great, that, of
one family, among others, soot) florins had been
demanded for ififiorfes, to convey theT to Brunn,
about 41 miles from this city. On thc fifth orders
were given, that all perfons without-diflintlion,'
who are not natives of Vienna, or slab could not
prove the necellity of their prefe nce in this city,
Ihould remove to Bohemia, Moravia, and Galicia,
ithin three days. In the city and tl,e fuhurbs the
workmen are bufy night and day in tarrying into
execution thc mcafures of defence. • •

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RAIIS3OI4;DECEMBER
On the' s6th teneral &UNA M entered this city
with fome troops, a cOlfrention hat•in been enter-
ed into the day before, between the Imperial
Major-General WALTHIIe: and the Bavarian Ge-
neral Count NOGAROLA, on the one part, and the
French General of Divilion, Souk als, on the other,
confaling of the following articles
1. Frem regard for the Diet, and to remove from the city I,
of Ratilbon the deftrudtion which an obßinate defence of It
might produce, Generals Walther end NagaroLz confent to
evacuate the city in the afternoon of the 26th of December.
z. The troops of the Republic under General of Divlfion
Souham, (hall then take polredite of the city.

3. To give time to the Imperial and Bavarian troops for eon-
'eying their wounwed and fick to the left banks of the Danube,
the Generals of the Belligerent Powers have confented to an
anniftice for 48 hours, to begin at the time when the troops of
the French Republic (ha take polieffion of the city.
4. The lick and wounded, whore fituatlon would not allow
their removal, will be left to the cant of the French troops, and
arc not to be confidered as prifoners of war.
5. The General of Divifion Souhant promifes fecurity to the
Diet as well as to the inhabitants of this city.

General Sou HAM has threatened to let fire to the
city, in cafe the Imperialifts ihould not difcontinue
firing. The Diet and the Magiitrates have fent a
deputation, confifling of Baron Ev DEN, belonging
to the Dann Emb&fy, the Secretary KauFMANN,
and the City Chamberlain, to the head-quarters of
General So uHA t 4 who would not declare the city,
neutral, but infded on taking pofrellion of it. A
deputation had likewife been fent to the Imperial
Major-General, bwhich the above convention
was promoted. The German troops have with-
drawn to Stadt-am-Hof. General Soy Hors belongs
to the corps of Lieutenant-General Sr. SUZANNE,
whole head-quarters are at Landfhut, and who
ordered the diverfion againft R atitbon, for the pur-
pole of giving vent to ANOEIEAU.

WIRTZBURGH, DECEMBER 27.
vz4,in Early this morning the perialifts and the
troops of the Empire, fav ? ired by the darknefs,
attacked-the Gallo-Bata • sfo unexpettedly, that
they were forced to retr t. The Imperialifts af-
cended Mount Nicholas, furprized the batteries,
and repulfed the chafenrs as far as the woods
of Guttenberg. The Commandant of the for-
trefs availed himfelf of this opportunity, by
making a (ally towards Hochberg and Zell, and,
amid a redoubled fire on both fides, afcended
the Hezen batteries, at the point of the bayonet.
—The French troops, finding themfelves almofk
entirely cut off, retreated towards Hochberg, pur-
fued by the Auftrians. One column dillurbed
the French head-quarters at Zell, and then return-
ed by the high road of Zell, while another column
advanced abaci(' dole under the cannon of the for-
trefs, in the valley of Hochberg. From the for-
trefs a fire was kept up for four hours, upon the
befiegers, who had :Ambled for an attack. The
befiegers have again taken port fince, near Bur-
kard-gate, and on the fummit of the mountain.—
The lofs on either fide cannot yet be pofitively
Rated. At Zell, about so wounded had arrived
by ten o'clock in the morning. General Damon-
CEAU had a horfe killed under him. At four in
the afternoon both parties re-occupied their former
pofitions.

HAMBURGH, JAN. 7.

BRUSIMIR, the Danifh Cabinet courier, paffed
through this. City and Altona on the 4th ilia. on
his way from Peteriburgh to Copenhagen ; and
he is fuppofed to be the bearer of a Copy of the
Convention relative to neutral navigation which
has been ligned at Peteriburgh.

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY. JANUARY fa.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
Bank Stock t6s 1614 Loog Ann. 14 7-16
13 per C Red. 6s Short Ann.li
3 per C. Conf. 61 Imp. 3 per Cent 6if
4perC.CcnL If Imp. Ann. azt 7.16
5 per C. Navy Idat S per Coat. 94 93194
DutoLoyaky 96 f Cant for open. 631 63 631
!Price or Stocks this day at one o'clock :
3 per Catena. 63 Rod. 61 Li-4 per CCM". Rol f
Old S per C. 96 ii—Neer ditto 96g—Long Aan. al
°maim If 4 prem.
Dolma, Jaw. IL—Price of Stocks this day :
g per C. Goy. Dcb. 83}-6 pee Cent. do. 991-6 per Cent. 93.

Yetlerday after our Paper was at prefi, a mail
arrived from Hamburgh. The accounts from the

Auftrian and French armies have been deprived
of all intereft, by the previous arrival of the French
papers; but the accounts from •Ruflia are of a
nature to furnith a fufficient fund of converfation
among all ranks.

All the Britifh property in Ruflia, is to be put
into the hands of Commiffioners as a fund to pay
all demands due to Ruffian fubjeets. Even the ac-
compt books of the merchants are to be given up
for examination, &c. &c.--( See the Proclamation.)
This is rather new as to its extent, but furely
not altogether new in praaice. We fee no dif-
ference between feizing a merchant's property on
the fear and feizing them on land. If this had
always been the praaice, merchants would never
have been found fo ready as they have often been
to cry up war—the ruin of commerce, the fcourge
of nations, and the curie of mankind

His MAJESTY yeflerday morning, attended b
Lords CATHCACT and WALSINONAM, and Co.
CARTWRIGHT, rode to Afcot Heath, where a deer
was turned out for the day's diverfion. The Etna
WAS met by the Earl of SANDWICH, Sir HENRY
GOTT and Son, Sir Jon 14 LADE, Mr. FREE
and a number of Gentlemen fportfmen.
His Royal Highnefs the Duke of YORE attend-
ed yerterday at his office, in the Horfe Guards.
The CZy aim and Patscsssas took their ufual ex-
curfion to Frogmore.
Her Royal Highnefs the Princefs Am ELI A, who
has been indifpofcd for fame time, wAs yeitcrday

fo far recovered as to take an airing in a coach
and four in Windfor Great Park.

The KING has been pleated to grant the dignity
of a Baron of the United Kingdom of Great Bti.
tain and Ireland to the moftHonourable CanLts
Marquis of DROGHEDA, of the Kingdom of Ire.
land, Knight of the moll Mufti-ions Order of St.
Patrick, and the heirs male of his body lawfully
begotten, by the name, ftyle, and title of Baron
Moore, of Moore-place, in the county of Kent.
The Klan has alfo been pleated to grant the
dignity of a Baron of the United Kingdom of
Great Britain and Ireland to the moll Honoura.
ble CHARLES Marquis of ELY, of the kingdom of
Ireland, Knight of the moll illuftrious Order of
St. Patrick, and the heirs male of his body law.
fully begotten, by the name, flyle, and title of Ba.
ron Lorr us of Long Loftus, inithe countyofYork.
The KING has alto been pleated to grant' the
dignity of a Baron of the United Kingdom at
Great Britain and Ireland to the Right Honoura.
ble WALTER Earl of ORMOND and USSORY, of the
kingdom of Ireland, Knight of the moll illullrious
Order of St. Patrick, and the heirs male of Iris
body lawfully begotten, by the name, ftyle, and
title of Baron Borate, of Lanthony, in the coon.
ty of Monmouth.
The KING has alto been pleated to grant the
dignity of a Baron of the United Kingdom a
Great Britain and Ireland to the Right Honoura-
ble JOHN JosHuA Earl of CARYSFORT, of theking.
dom of Ireland, Knight of the moll illullrions
Order of St. Patrick, and the heirs male of his
body lawfully begotten, by the name, Ityle, and
tide of Baron CA a y 'FORT, of the Hundred of Nor-
, man Crofs, in the county of Huntingdon.
' Friday the Great Seal of Ireland being delivered
up to his Excellency the Loao LIEUTRNAN r by
the Right Hon. ARTHUR Lord Vifcount
WARDEN, C. J. K. B. and BARRY Vifcount Avow-
MORE, C. B. E. two of the Lords Commiffioners
for keeping the Great Seal of Ireland in the LORD
CHANCELLOR'S abfence, the fame was defaced in
his Excellency's pretence • and his Excellency was
thereupon pleated to deliver to their l.ordfhips a
new Great Seal of the United Kingdom, to be ufed
in that part of the United Kingdom, called Ire-
land, and to dired that the fame be made ufe of
Oro tem:pore) for feeling all things whatever which
pall the Great Seal.
The Union of Great Britain and Ireland has
been celebrated in various parts of the kingdom
with every denaonfiration of joy, and particularly
by the different military corps. The following are
Tome of the many principal places and corps which
have dillinguifhed themfelves on this occafion :
The Royal Dumfries Volunteers, a part of the
3d Dragoons, and the Nottingham Militia, the
Lockerby Volunteers, the Moffat Volunteers, the
Well York Militia, at Stirling ; and the Loyal
Stirling Volunteers, the Dumlalane and Clack-
=Annan Volunteers, the gth regiment of Militia,
the Royal Aberdeen, and Old Aberdeen Royal
Volunteers, at Aberdeen ; the Rofsflaire Militia,
the Royal and Loyal Volunteers, at Montrofe ;
the Irvine Volunteers, at Irvine; and the Mearn-
dire Volunteers, at Slonehaven, .
In Jerfey there was a fplendid introdudion of
die Century. All the Militia in the Bland were
drawn up in the market-place of St. Hellier's.—
The States had a ceremonial proceflion, to a table
dreft out with an elegant collation in the fquares,
In the evening the town was illuminated, and
the Gala was concluded with a feflive Ball.
From the New York Papers which we have re-
ceived up to the, 13th of December, we coiled the
following particulars r

From the highell authority, Fays the Walpole
New Hampfhire Gazette, of the Bth inflant, we
can allure the public that on Wednefday laft the
Eledors for this State gave an unanimous vote for
ADAMS and PINCKNEY.

The New London Gazette a/krts that the Eke-
tots of that State have alto given an unanimous
vote to the fame gentlemen, which is confirmed by
the following article, dated,—
PROVIDENCE, DEc. 6.—The Electors for this
State met at Brifiol on Wednefday lafb, and gave
their fuffrages for Prefident and Vice•Prefident of
the United States. The votes were foaled up and
forwarded to the feat of Government. The coZt-
jedure is, ADAMS 4, PINCRISEY 4.
The account, as far as. we can fpeak with au-
thority, fays the New York Daily Advertifer of
the i3th, Rands thus i
ADAMS. YINCINIT. ) 14104. 31211".
N. Hampalre 6 6 o 0
Marfaehafett's t 6 ;6 o a '
Rhode liked 4 4 0 0
Vermont 4 4 o o
Connedicut 9 9 o 0
New York • o is IS
New Jerfey 7 7 • o
Pomfylvank 7 7 8 8
Delaware 3 3 0 0
Maryknd 5 5 5 5 '
Vireinia 0 0 11 11

The fame paper contains the following •extra 4
of a letter from Waihington :
" Two of the Houfe of Reprefentatives have
this day received the following information front
their friends in Raleigh, North Carolina : N Jodze
WASHISCITON arrived here (Raleigh) on the iOds
ult. from South Carolina, and Rated, with.the ut.
molt confidence, that the votes in South Carolina
would be unanimoufly for ADAM: and Piaci(' sv.
and that JEFFIRSOH could not pc/o%ly get a foli-
tary vote there. This news obtains pretty general
credit with both parties in Congrefs."
Upon the whole, fapguine expedations teem to
be entertained, that Mr. ADAMS re-elation is fe-
cured.
OiTurfdathe 4th Dec. a Memorial was pre.
hated-to the Houfe of Reprefentatives on behalf
lithe Debate Reporters, praying to be admitted
within the Bar of the Houle. The Speaker infi-
assztad that a compliance with the prayer might
give room to fome inconvenience, but on his part
he had no objeftion to afGgn them a place in the
gallery, which fhould be fel apart for their exclu-
five ufe.
Mr. NICHOLAS infilled they had a right to the
belt place which the Houfe could lain, an 4
moved that their Memorial fhould be referred to,
a Seled Committee. On this motion, a 4ivifiol
1 took place—Ayes 42...N0es 34.

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YARMOUTH, JA
yeiterey evening arrivec
EARL or LEICESTER packet
with one Hamburgh and 11
rooming arrived the Pam,
Captain DEAN E, without ma
Cuxhaven on Saturday It
WORTH, a King's Meffenger
Yefferday arrived a Dutc
td, with a great many prifo
nines and infantry.
The Englifh property co
Aid to amount to 1,680,00
Tailors have been marched tc

PLYMOth'H, 3A2

Yenerday afternoon arrive
flip CAPTAIN, of 74 gun
STRACHAN, from the coat
leaky condition, having beei
days ego, near the place wh
MaassosouGN wall loft, by v
fiderable damage in her bon
partied to the Sound by h
GUARD, of 38 guns, Captai
the leak fhould increafe fo m
eeffary for the crew to abani
they would have had her
the appeared off this port, 6
made, and all the boats f
•
Sound, Cawfand Bay, Ike.
her up Hamoaze immediate
taking out, for the purpofe
dock to be infPefted.
Came in the Harmony, o
TAYLOR, from Teneriffe,
wine; the Three Sifters, Cr
Amphion, Captain StivrEas
the Hannah, Captain Liao
sick, all laden with naval no

PORTSMOIITH, JA
The BRILLIANT frigate al
from the Mediterranean.

Arrived l'Hatrasatui and :
Sailed the Acrivi and la
the SPARILIII and Foact
wart

SHEERNESS, JAN

Sai/cd yefterday on a crui:
LA ?WINO, of 36 guns, Captai
the %it iptsoketodu hired ct
sus, for the Downs.

Arrived the Allow !loop,
Buroie.

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FROM LLOYD'

The Good Friends, FIN
has been feized by the Fren
fold.

The Edgar, - , from
-- Providence, , from P
Eagle, • RAIDING HA IN, lion
Robert, —, from Blyth, to
of Sunderland,
North Seas.

The John and Mary, GAI
burg to London, is ftranded
being taken.

Arrived the RZSOLIITIO;
DUNCAN, and remain.—Min