Star.
London, England, 1801-09-09 00:00:00

F.XTRACTS FROM TILL PARIS JOURNALS.

AUGUST 2.-A company of cavalry is
now forming in the Conciliar Guards, who, after
the manner of the Arabs, are to be armed with
pikes, which, when thriiwn with vigour, can reach
a man at the difiance of 25 paces.

S[PTF MIER 4.—At the Audience of the Am.
bafradors,lllt PHILIP dc Am.
badador from his Imperial Maj_fly, was prefcntcd
to the Fit ST CONSUL, to whom he delivered hi,
credentials.

The Spanifh Ambafrador prefented the Cheva-
lier ce MORM ANDI, Ex-envoy ordlllaryufLic
Catholic Majefiy to Denmark.
lamas from Vie.mta flaw, that the Emperor

has appointed two Commiftions, confining, for the
mot part, of emigrant Belgians, to proceed to a
liquidation of all the debts fucceffively contraElec
by the Houle of Auflria in the ci-devant Belgium.
There two Commiffions are already in full aftivi
ty, and have opened their fittings to treat of ever)
thing that relates to their million. The firft is
charged with every thing that relates to the loans
and levies made at different periods, whatever may
' have been the tecurity. The fecond Comrniffion
is to treat of the fupplies given to the Aultrian ar
Inks in the years 1792, 1793, and 1794, which
could not be liquidated within the time fpecified,
on account of the nature of the circumftances :
until all thefe affairs null be arranged, the Bank
of Vienna will continue to pay the intereft on its
!hares ; and next year it will begin to pay a half
year of the intereft in arrears.
MINISTER OF THE MARINE.-The cutter le
Soufficur has conduCted to Saint Maloe a French
galliot taken at Peros, and which the enemy em-
ployed to lie on the watch, in the difficult paffages
along our coati, to furprize our veffels.
The garrifon of Ulhant attacked with mulketry
on the 27th ult. and captured an Englifh tranf.
Port, feparated during the darknefs and fog from
the TELLNACHUS, and which was carried by the
flrength of the currents very near to the coatis of
that ifland. Her cargo confined of wine, filt-cod,
cheefe, and other articles of provifions.—Monitemr.
STOCKHOLM, Atm. 14.—The new Ambaffador
of the French Republic, C. Bouaooiwo, arrived
the day before yefterday in this Capital, where his
two Secretaries of Legation, Citizens CRILLARD
and FENELON, arrived two days before.
BREST, Aucusr 29.—At five o'clock in the
morning of the 26th an Englifh brig laden with
provifions for the squadron before Breit, having
approached the northern coax of the i fte of Ulhant,
a detachment of the 11th light troops, encamped
at that place, kept up a very brifk fire on that
veffel, but the Rood off, when a battery of the
ifland opened its fire alio. The Captain of the
brig then (truck his colours, and the troops im-
mediately took polleffion of her, and conveyed her
to a place of afety. The prifoners have arrived
at Brea.

HAVRE, AUGUST So.—The Englifh divifion,
which blockades this port, flopped on the 29th
ult. an American fhip, the Sor la, Captain Das-
cor, from Baltimore ; the palrengers were fent
on fhore by the enemy ; but the veflel was carried
to England. It appears that for fome time pafl,
feveral fhips of that nation, deflined for this port,
have been flopped by the Englifh.—Masiteur.
CALAIS, AUGUST 2.—Yeflerday afternoon an
Englifh flag of truce with difpatches, and the Hon.
Mr. Pansy, Ambaffador from the Court of Saint
James's, arrived, on his way to Vienna, with his
frite.—He was received here in confequence of
pafiports which bad been tent to him allowing him
to proceed through France.—Mweestr.

MANN al m, A uG usr z B.—A courier arrived here
to-day from Paris with difpatches from M. CETTO,
for the Elettor.—lt is faid he carries to Munich a
ratification of the treaty concluded between his
Electoral Highnefs and the French Government,
in regard to the indemnifications. It appears
from what is in circulation refpeeting the tenor
of this treaty, that France guarantees to the Elec-
tor the integrity of Bavaria, and fuitable indem-
nities in Suabia and Franconia, for his poffeffions
on the left bank of the Rhino.

HAGUE, AUGUST 28.—A fpeedy change in the
form of our Government is publicly fpoken of
here. It is believed that the arrival of Citizen
Sem EMMELPUNNINK from Paris has fome relation
to this projeel, and that the prefence of this Mi-
niller at the Hague may throw more light on the
changes which it is aliened will be made in our
political fyllem.—We are -affured that Admiral de
WINTER received orders three days ago to take
advantage of tL .441 favourable moment when the
Engin fleet, %%hid; blockades the mouth of the
Mcufe, (hall be difperfed by the winds common in
the month of September, and at the equinox, in
order to join the French naval forces commanded
by Admiral LATOUCHE.
VENICE, AUG UST to.—The two bridges cnn-
firueling on the two branches of the Tagliamento,
have been finithed. They are each boo feet in
length ; no expence has been fpared to render them
durable. There are few torrents fo terrible as the
Tagliamento, and which ravage fo great an extent
of country.