Star.
London, England, 1806-08-01 00:00:00


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MILAN, JULY IL
The importation of all Englifh merchandise into'
the kingdom of Italy. has bees prohibited by a de•
etee of the Emperor and Kin. dated St. Cloud, the
loth of June, which extends equally to the manu-
tailored products of England and her colonies, and
to the produce of the foil of the latter. It forbids
the introduaion of all there articles without env-,
lion--osanufaCtured articles from the ',relent nao-
ment, and colonial produce from the in of Oetober
astzt.. No merchandise timilar to thofe articles !hall
be admitted. nnlefs proved by certificates in due form
t 3 be sot of Engl4l origin. Thole acting contrary
to this decree to be fubjeft to the confircation of the
taerchandile, as well. as the veffels, boats. carriages,
and horfes employed in tranfporting it, and alto to a 1
fine equal to the value of the articles imported, and
to imprifonment for three months. Amonsll thole
who !ball be confidered xs contravening this decree,
are included commercial brokers, perfons conveying
merchandise, and isfurers who (hall aid in use tranf-
port of Poch merchandise.
Another decree direeta the formation of corps of
National troops, in the provinces of Dalmatia and
Iffris. The execution of this decree has been this
day regulated by the Prince's Viceroy, who bas re-
turned from his tour to the ti-divast Venetian States;
and according to which Dalmatia is to cumin!' ayoo
Natives, to form the Royal Dalmatian Legion. and
aria 660 Natives, to form the Royal Mien Batta-
lion. The men to be taken between the ages of
ill and so. The communes are to &milli their con.
ti by voluntary enrollments but in cafe of
the am to be taken by ballot. Each corps
de,
to 1 s Eve yore in time of peace.

LONDON.
IRIDAY. AUGUST T.
MUM Or STOCKS YESTERDAY.
3 per CanaEad. Acta 41411 IFS per G 6j44
3 per C. Cart A.ll3tp Elm Aaa. I p-Tbf
par OIML Ss} 11/101Upt CAM 93.1
OM Nett RCA lasballbs sr. pr. Tat= is pr.
Lora Asa. is 3.163 Ouollo Si pram.
WL IT loads, I a a& I dit Cast Istese.se*
The Funds sal keep riling. At one o'clock this
day the 3 per Cent•Confok were 631 a 64 for money,
and 643 for ; the Reduced 64i • II
Omuium 94 a 1 ; Exchequer Bids at par.
The Waasusoeam packet, with a Mail from LiG
boa, is arrived at Falmouth: the faded on the tpth
nit. The letters will be delivered to-morrow. The
Pate cam ELIZASITII packet from Falmouth, arrived
at Lifbon on the 16th alt.

THE EXPEDITIONS.
The OWNIOS one, as it is termed, was unable laR 1
night to move from Portfmouth—the wind was not
only very foul, but it blew extremely hud—bot eve►y
♦ody remains on board, and they are ready to Ran
on dm loaf! kilt of wind i the moll pofitive orders
baying been received to that effee. There is no doubt
but this Expedition touches at Plymouth to place
pthankless under convoy of a formidable Naval force,
molt probably Admiral Smuts°. The whole of 1
his regiment bang now confined on mip•board. with-
out a profpee of getting on more again, Sir Jon,.
Dort', Bart. has let off for Falmouth, attended by
his Aid.du•camp Captain DOTIA, 87th Regiment.
Colonel CAPILL, of the Guards, yelerday morning
left Chatham, to join the expedition now in the

Downs.

THE ARMY.

We underland that yellerday his Royal Highnefs
the Commander in Chief went down to Southampton,
to take his pangs to the Hie of Wight, where he
.ieseeds (pending a few days with Major General the
Earl of Cava*, of the Guards, who commands in the
Ine of Wight. On Sunday. it is Paid, his Royal
Highest@ will. on his return through Portenauth, dine
with Major General Sir Gsoaos Patron, when the
Duke if CAMIRIDOI will meet him.
On Monday, the Horfelery, Foot Artillery,
and the yth and Bth regiments of the German Legion,
will be reviewed by their Royal Highneffes. The
Duke of Cassstttas is Colonel in Chief of this very
'orderly and fine Legion. It is raid, that both their
'Royal Highneffes dine with the Legion on Monday,
and thereafter return to town.
On Monday hal the remains of that fine old corps,
the ad foot, or Queen's, was reviewed by General
WAIN of the late Honk Grenadier Guards, who
tap:died himfelf in the highert terms of approbation
on their appearance, and (aid that 44 he found that the I
%teen's retained their old chara&er of being one of
the ben dreffed and belt difciplined regiments in the
King's fervice."
Our Military Readers will learn with regret, that
the gallant Marquis of Hour ty daes not proceed to
the Sicilian Apny.
Yellerday the right wing of the 3d regiment of
Guards marched into Deal, on their route to Chat
ham, and the remainder of the fad regiment marched
into the fame place from Dover.
We are forry to hear that that fine and diftinguifhed
old corps, the 4th Dragoons, labours under the fame
difiemper as the lath Foot, and other regiments in
Kent.

The 28th regiment of Foot, and the Herefordthire
Militia, removed on Monday lafk from Colchefler, in
confequence of the Opthalmia having attacked num-
bers of both regiments, to Malden, where they ale
to be quartered. A Medical Board has attended to
invelligate and report on the malady, to quiet the
anxiety of the neighbourhood as to its being epidemic.

The report hat not yet been made ; but it is believed
to have originated in the bed•clothc; brought over by
the 28th and other regiments, from Egypt, being teed
this futon, which, when expored to the heat of the
weather, engendered a (mall infcti, which attacks the,
eyes. We believe, however, that nothing is known
of the real caufe of this dreacafol difeafe. We would
fuggeft, that wherever the infe'ted regiments may
be tent, their whole clothes, bedding, &c. fhould go
with them, •nd not to be left for other corps. It

might even be advifeable to keep the infeaed regi•
merits feparate from all others, till a remedy be found
for the difcafe, or till it be entirely extirpated. This
is a matter of fo much confequence, that too ftrift
precautions cannot be adopted.

PARIS PAPERS.
We have received the Paris Journals to the s4th
ult. The fmallcr papers have at length noticed the
reports of a Treaty of Peace between France and
Ruffia ; but the articles are not detailed. According
Ito one Paper, the principal Articles of the Treaty
have been adjufled between M. D'Ouse lc and Tag,
1.1111611 D. and a Mellinger has been difpatched to
St. Peterfburgh with the refult. Another Bates, as
a general report, without venturing, however, to
anfwer for its accuracy, that a Peace between thefe
two Powers has been aanally figaed, and that it has
been done with the concurrence of the Bridal Go-
vernment. The French Bank Stock, which on the
Ws was at 1141. 25, had rifen, on the sad, 40 a asa.
50.
The Aryls prefents a curious article on the fubjeet
of Sicily. It has not been adopted into the Mossierstr,
as is often the cafe, bat the article is fo much in con-
lotuses with the views of France in the Mediterranean
and the Levant, that there is every rearms to fuppofe
it proceeds from the Government. The difficukies
in the pretest negotiation may, perhaps, be not
very remote from there which are thus alluded to.—
:re our of Par.
A Gentleman, juR arrived from Vienna,
that an account had been received in that city.olo4
defeat of the Freoch army before Gaeta. htiditat
Mamma, be fays, defpairing of carrying the Owe
by force, tried to corrupt the Prince of Hew, by
offering him, in the name of BoNavaars, a priaelpt
lity in Germany, as a reward for his furrnoder
the fortrefs to tbe French arms. The intuiting Pi'
pofition was rejelted with becoming indigestion, by i
that brave and loyal commander, who returned for
anfwer, that in the event of a repetition of fuels a
propofal. be fhould infiandy bang the meffenger.-,.
Finding fraud and corruption of no avail, Mesta**
prepared to carry the place by form ; but, we are
happy to fay,abe failed in the attempt. The afTanlt
was made on the 3d uh. and was commenced by fe-
veral thoufand Neapolitans, whom M bad
honoured with this dangerous precedence ; but find.
ing them not over zealous in the fervice, leveret
French battalions were placed in the rear, to fiimolate
their courage, with the point of the bajonet at their
backs. At this critical moment, the garrifos made
a ionic, with the Prince of Hasse, in perfon, at its
head, and aided by our brave countryman, Sir Sin-
ner SMITH. The Neapolitans Peeing themfelves
placed between two fires, and indignant at the cow,
dolt of Mosso a, in forcing them on to the attack;
immediately joined in the fortie from the garrifon...o.
The French thus deigned, were totally routed, wfsb
great !laughter, and Mau I tr• was obliged to raifit the
liege, and fly to Capua. leaving the loyal and gas*
Prince of Huss crowned with complete foecefaor
The Gentleman who has brought this accottat, Is
of the fiat refpeaability.

A meeting of the Cabinet Mini'ler, in top was
held yefierday at Lord Holmes honk in the Ad-
miralty: The Earl of Motia, Lord ORBIT' Lt.s,
Lord H. PaTalrt and Mr. WinDRAM, were prefent:
The Prince of WA Las left town yeflerday morning
at an early hour, for Brighton, in order to be inertial
at Lewes Races. In peeing through Ryegate, his
Royal Highoefs's carriage unfortunately fell down,
which canted about half an hour's delay. They fe.
cured the broken part with cords, and then proceeded
on the journey. His Royal Highnefs luckily met with
no injury.
finial' SHAW:MTN. Erg. Major of the 57th Re,
giment, is appointed Adjutant General of the Nor-
thumberland Diarist.
Lord Busaituarr, fon of the Earl of Wasrmots.
LAM% is appointed Aid de Camp to General For,
commanding the Mends of Sicily, and left town ye
terday morning for Portfmouth to join the expedition.
The Duke of Gioucesrea, Commander in Chief
of the Liverpool Dinrift, arrived at his houfe in Li-
therland, on Saturday.
The Ayrlhire militia marched from Malden, on
the 16th ult. to Chelmsford, where they are now
natinned.

We underhand the King's Advocate and other
Officers have fettled the prize money, de. of the
prizes taken at the celebrated battle off Trafalgar,
and that it has received the fandion of the Privy
Cnnncil.

Ea 11,11Lp:ow has pretested the Rev. Mr. Archdea-
con Youso, of Swell/I.m, in Norfolk, (brother of
the Countefs Ns tine) to the Reetory of Hillborough,
in the gift of the Ns LION fistnily.
The Noble Ea/1 has alto given to the Rev. Duets
Youso, another brother nt the Com/telt, the ellate
at Torrington, in Devonfbire, which be received as
her marriage portion.
Earl Navy, fon of the Doke of ?toirmussest-
LAND, is Making a tour tbrongb his Grace's weßern
Oates : Launcellon cattle, the antient refidenee of
the Princes of Walt! and Dukes o(Cornwall, of which
the Duke is Cotatable, is his head quarters.