Star.
London, England, 1801-08-11 00:00:00

FRANCE.

PARIS, AUGUST 6-

Tit/RCN ACCOUNT OF THE •TTACNE AT 5113555.0Gu1t.
The day before yeflerday Augull at day-
break, Admiral Nat soa, wick thirty veal, of war
of all fixes, appeared before Boulogne. A dip ifion
of our light flotilla was anchored at the diftancc of
500 fathoms, before the entraace ofthe port ; the
three ferftions of the divifion were placed clofe to
each other without any interval. The Englifh
bomb veffels began. the fire which ours returned,
but the enemy -kept at a diflanes which we elli-
mated at r9oofathoms frotwthe line of our divifinn.
The Englifh fleet feveral drags nttampted to ad-
vance ; our foldiers requefted leave to board, and
three battalions embarked on the three feitions of
the diviffen. The other divifions of the light flo-
tilla were in port ready to proceed to the affill-
ance of the van.
Our flotilla kept up a well fupported fire, and
at noon the enemy was obliged to refume his firft
pofition without reach of our cannon; he, however,
continued to throw bombs. The number of thofe
thrown in the courfe of the day amounted to more
that nine hundred. No perfon was either killed
or wounded by them. Two gun-boats which they
had damaged, were immediately put in a state of
• fervice.
Yefterday the sth in the morning, the Englifh
fleet difappeaxed. Rear Admiral LATOUCHE could
have done more hurt to the enemy,, had the wea-
ther been calm.
The intention of the Englifh Admiral was to
compel our van to return into port. He did not
accomplilh that object. This combat took place
in fight of the coafts of both countries.
It is the firft of the kind. The hillorian perhaps
will have caufe to make this remark ! ! !
FROM THE PARIS PAPERS.
kATISZON, jur.v 56.—Citizen Bacasa, Charge
d'Affaires of the French Republic at the Diet of
the Empire, tranfmit*ed yefterday the following
Note to the direCtorial Miniftorof Mentr, by whom
it was immediately communicated to the other
Minifters, and printed copies of it circulated.
Extrad of a difpatch from the Minifter of Fo-
'vie Relations of the Republic, addreffed to
C. BACHEIL : Parts, July 55.
" You will complain to the Diet that the Englifh
are every where recruiting in the Empire, which is
snanifekly contrary to the fpirit and letter of the
treaty of Lunce ; and you will demand the
fevereft meafures to prevent this illicit recruiting.
" In abfence of the Minifter, and in virtue of the
decree af the Frasr Colonic of the aBth of June.
(Signed) a C•ILL•RD."
It is expefted that this note will be a fubjed of
difcutfion in the firft fining of the Diet.
The -Ruffian Minifter at Berlin has demanded,
in concert with the Britifh Minifter, that the Pruf
flans (hall evacuate the country of Hanover, but
the King will not yet confent : he has declared
. that he will keep the Eleetorate as a pledge till the
period when the affairs of the Empire fhall be de-
finitively fettled.
HANOVER, JUL! s4—We are informed that the
treaty which 'relates to the maintenance of the
PrulTiaa troops in this'anuntry, and which expires
on the 7th of this month, has been prolonged for
15 days.

ir.ar.

TURIN, JULY rt.
The Kiva of Eraoata arrived here the day be.
fore yell erday, and put up in thepalace of the Prince
of CAllfallltli where a guard of honour was Ra-
tioned immediately, Yelterday he dined in com-
pany of the principal Members of Government,
And to-day he purfued his journey.
The day before yefterday a corps of french 'Ar-
tillery, in this city, made themfelves guilty of
great infubordination. It had orders to march
from hence, which the men refuted to comply with,
before they had received their arrears. gene-
ral Dittoes haltened to the fpot, but could by
no means perfuade them to march. The mutt-
;seers at la( proceeded to ads of hollility, in which
the Commandant of the Citadel and a Captain
*ere killed. The Adminiftrator-General jovariam
arrived Jolt in time to prevent a greater effufion
of blood, by rearming tranquillity,and the artillery-
pen marched out of the city,
In confequience of thefe Jiaurbances, which had
broken out on account of the military not-being
paid their arrears, General joultnan this day it.
fued the following Proclamation to the inhabitants
of l'urin At the moment when order was re-
route. .41. n I •....ac nn Ole nnint of realifing the
promifes I had made to yen, an unfortunate coin-
cidence of eircumlexnee futpends the execution of
my plans for fome days, and to demand Of you a
jail facrifice. I requefi it of you, in the name of
your ftfety and property, but only for one month.
*on km*. that one of the principal duties amount-
in; to rem millions, becorues due in July : if only
lint half, one-third, or even one-fourth of it is col-
lefted, it %mold be fulTicient to repay to you the,
font, which I now borrow of you. The Bank
and the Commerce of Turin will, therefore. lend
Me_ 309:000 Byres ; the rich Proprietors or boures
us Tuna molt advance double the amount of their
tales; the feventeen old Provinces than pay to,ooo
Byres melt. and couriers be immediately difpatched
to info the* thereof ; the Univerftty and the
Mint flail advance to me all their ready money ;
and all the calls thus received flail immediately
be delivered up to the Q_uarter.Mafters of the di-
trifinns of troops, Ste. • rhope, Citixens. that,
tin-
aer the prefurs of cireurnftances in which my de-
mand is snails. goo vim only remark my folicitude
for your tranquility. Confiderithat averyflight and
t anfient fatrifice will be able to obviate the molt
tn.laneholyconfequences. (Signidy u ro* w."
po dia t gib, the day before the above dißur-
banceibrolut out, General jouanan bad Wised a
Prosiabtation to fte Piedsnoutcfe. in wßich be re-
peeraptidlo them the nappy profpods leaks to
their siewi Vd fisted that tut Bankers were now
comptettns a Voluntary at soopeo livpss.