Star.
London, England, 1801-07-25 00:00:00

HAMBURG!! MAIL.

This day arrived the H:tmburgh Mail, due on
Wednefday laft. It brings the flatement from
Florence, alluded to in the French papers, refpen-
ing GANTHEAUME having landed the troops he
had on board at Derna ; and alfo the account from
Munich, given in the STAR of 'Fuefday laft, of goco
Auilrian ((Idlers having entered the Upper Pala.

Some letters Elate, once more, the furrendcr of
Porto-Fcrrajo. This we thall not credit till
comes in fume Official form.
In faft, the Mail brings hardly any thing rit.,v
worth recording.

LEGHORN, JUNE 19.—The French troops ate
making preparations to leave us, and our GRAN!,
DUKE will probably foon again take poffeUion of
his States. Our port is now entirely free, and (hips
are daily arriving and going out, fo that trade be-
gins to revive. The Engli(h (hips of war, however,
hold the ports of Sicily and Calabria ftri&ly
block-
aded, to prevent no doubt any French expeditions
failing from them for Egypt.
MILAN, JUNE 3o.—According to accounts from
Malta two Englifh frigates have failed from that
harbour with feveral tranfports laden with provi.
lions and ammunition for the Englith army and
fleet on the coati of Egypt. There are kill 4003
men at Malta.

Several Captains of (hips that have arrived at
Genoa fay, that Porto Ferrajo has at lait fvrren-
dered to the French.

FLORENCE, JUNE 30.- Accounts received yef.
terday from Leghorn, fay, that according to the
alrertions of feveral Captains who have arrived
there, Admiral GANTHEAUME has landed his
troops at Derna, an African maritime town in the
:kingdom of Barca. Derna is five days journey
from Alexandria, principally through the defart.
GANTHEAUME failed from the coat of Sicily to
the north of the Ifland of Candia, and, thus
efcaped the Engli(h fquadron under Admiral Bic-
eseros, which was detached from Egypt in queft
of him.

VIENNA, Jut.y B.—As the Neapolitan harbours
are now blockaded by the Englifh, the latter take
the Neapolitan !hips wherever they find them.
An Englifh frigate very lately, in the Adriatic,
chaced on fhore a Neapolitan brig, which was
convoying a merchant Chip.
Count SALIRAU is preparing to go as Envoy to
St. Peterfburgh.
OSTEND, JULY I4.—Since the flotillas from Ha.
vre, Boulogne, Calais, Nieuport, andOftend, have
bcen in motion, the Englifh cruizers have colleted
before Dunkirk, where it is fuppofed all thofe flo-
tillas will rendezvous, nal form a naval force of
nearly soo vefrels of war, among which are feveral
frigates. In any cafe, important events may now
be expeaed Coon to take place on the Belgic coatis.

BRLISSILS, JULY 2.—At Treves and Namur,
as well u at Luxemburg, the French are filling
all their magazines of provifions that-can he fpared,
with a great quantity of field equipage, and 3000
artillery horks. Four hundred pieces of cannon
brought from Germaoy, have been new colt to the
French calibres, in the founderies of Metz.
An officer of the Confular Guard has paled
through this city, as a courier, on his way to St.
Peter(burgh.
Flaous, JULY r4.—A new plan of a Batavian
Conftitution has been fent from hence to Paris,
and we expect the opinion of the Firft Conful on
it, whether it (hall be formally fubmitted to the
deliberation of the Legifiative Body.

The ROYAL FAMILY landed at Weymouth on
Wecinefday evening, after an aquatic excurfion,
at a quarter part (even o'clock; their MAJESTIFS
were obliged to be towed in.—Her MAJESTY or-
dered the meq refrefhment, and admiffion into the
Theatre.

The Marquis de Rita' Ambaffador from the
Court of Portugal to the Court of Rutlia, and his
flute, are to embark on board his Majefty's fhip
LATONA, Captain SOTHIROIi, now in Yarmouth
Roads, to be conveyed to St. Peterfburgh.
Sunday morning arrived in Dublin, the Right
Hon. CHARLES ADDOTT, Chief Secretary to the
Earl of HARDWICLE.

Lieutenant-General Tat«roe has arrived at
Cork, and is to take the command of the Southern
Daft-let.

Mr. KtraE, an Admiralty Meffenger, was dill
pazched.o a lire hour laft night to Admiral Lard
G4anselt, Commander in Chief at Cork, with in-
artglions for the defence of the frills coaft.

The Bucks Militia has orders to encamp on
ClaCion Cliffs, which command that part of the
Vier coaft between the Colne river and Harwich.

The 4th regiment of foot is on its route, to re-
inforce the troops of the line in the Ea(tern liana.
CHALLIS CAM Rios' Efq. fon of the late hanker,
is appointed to the Prefidency of the Civil Govern-
ment of Malta, with a falary of appol. per annum.
One hundred petitioners from the Royal Hofpi-
tal at Greenwich are ordered to be drafted on board
the different (hips which are to be Rationed as float-
ing batteries along the coaß.
There is no doubt that there was an intention a
few days Once on the pan of the Dutch Admiral
to put to lea : the anchors were even weighed;
but upon certain fymptoms of difcontent which
were difcernible in the feamen, it was judged pro-
per to moor again !

NAUTICAL INTELLICENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY.--Wind W. N. W.
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/ Hamburgb, July Ti, 0
2 Dublin, July 19, 20. 0
o Waterford, a
i DO:10201AM, July 21, 0
i Guernfey, July 21, 0
tr leley, July 22, 0
O ' on, it
o Leeward Iffands 1