Star.
London, England, 1802-01-01 00:00:00

SEPtEMIIF R.

a. The Width troops took poffeaion of Alclandria, and the
Funds army was fent home to Franec.
Ilse French frigates Ic Bumf, and Is Maroon es/stor-
ed in the Mediterranean, by the Britilla fquadron unucr tEc
orders of Sir John BorLace Warren.
5. Advice received at the Admiralty of the boats belonging
to the Fifgard, Diamond, and Boadicea, having cut cat of Co-
tonna a chip of war of 20 guns, and fecerAl other venls.
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7. A Coisy of the Co tventlln of Hadajos was Iwonght by the
Harnburgh Mall : In it was an article for exclutlit.. all Britl2l
rffels from the Portt g tefe ports.
By the fame Mall it a [mired, that the King of Pre fru
h^d ohjc&d to the elealou of the Archduke An:lLoity to Cu:
Eliclorate of Cnlopne.
p. The Archduke Anthony of Auftria elekfled Dilly)? of
Muniter.

to. Received accounts of the 'trench having marched toroo
troops into Cadiz. . -
/It. An ineeketual attempt, attended with flame lofc, made
by Sir John Borlace Warren, to relieve the bcfieg.d garrifon of
Purto l'eivajo, in the lflc of Elba.
tn. 1: was refuhcd upon by Government, that for the more
elfedloal defence of the country all pLrfons, fruin the age of
16 to Co, ilsoulclhe armed.
18. The Dutch ILegillative Body arbitrarily diffnived. in con-
4equence of its oppefition to a new CoAtitutional Code pro-
poled by the ixecutiveDirceory.
p, The French Bifhops in London affembled to deli N-rate
upon a Brief fent by the Pope. commanding them to fcrrender
their feveral Sees, and renounce their dignities. In a few days
after a gre..t Majority of the Bilhops refolved not to coloply
with the Pape's commands.
13.7 he Auniverfary of thePrench Republic celebrated at
Paris with much pomp.
The finaburgh Mail brought the ileAling intelligence
that the Kltig rat Pt oCia Lad at length cadenced to eva..tiate
the Eledlorate of lianover. _ . _

as. Lord Nelfon failed from the Downs to join hie
off Boulegne, but returned the faate day. Thiswas the loft e=-'
peditioet uudertakan by his Lori; hip.
27. The Emper Al. minder of Ruria crowned at Mofeow,
with great pomp and foltenrity.
OCTOB:R.
s. Preliminaries orikace I:etercen Orem Britain and France
figned in London by Lord flawkefLury and M. Otto.
2. The int.lligence of Peace cOmmunicatett to the Lord
Mayor, and publifited in an Extraordinary Catette.
. M. Otto'. Secretary was difprehed to Paris with the Pre-
liminat les.
7. The Artiodnke Antiony of Auftria ehofen Meter of
Cologne.
8. Received accounts that the French army in Spain was pre-
paring to reaedate t!:..t c.,t.ntry.
Fr. ncb Papers I eccield In town contained the preliminary
Arucies of Peace between Fra:ffee and England.
Accounts were rceeh of the capture of the Courier
French frigate, in the Mediterranean, by his Majefty's nip
is Po:none. . •

to. Gemmel Laurillan, Aid de-Csnip to Bonaparte, arrived
in Loneloo with the Chief Conful's Ratification of the PreUrai-
narks of Pea .v. which. un the fame day, was exchanged at
Lord fbury'l Ciffiee for that of hit Britannic Majefty.
In the ceening a general illumination took place. witkh was
repeated on the f •Iloveing Mundy. •
1 t . 'The Ratification' of the trims of Peace between France
and Rt:E4 exchari,ed at Paris.
is.-A Pro...la:nation dined by his Majefty, decking a ea&
fation of hostilities by fee and laml.
- Orders were !trued for paying (063 fltfpl.
- Peace between Prance, Spain, and Portagal, proclaimed
atParis.
14. Prarminaries of Peace Aped at Paris, Weeks Turkey
and ['rata&
14. General Laurifton left Towt on biaretOrn tcs Paris.
th. Received the • Account of a Treaty having been Oc-
cluded between France aid ituilil4 and that an alarming In-
fear:Elio bad broken out in *Kepnbife,ef the Seven Bland&
r. Aelicka received at the et 11. .M.Wll“Ol4*
. Kangaroo and Speedy havbitbZur: end •a, • ay. jeln•
Jack on I& eptlvy, Int ea onnlicedl;l44
intcested'by fienddeble .

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T• - new _ . tie rwtidalf
•-•-• A:K
tceitc.eureto eta (.:crertg.hiencou prepared to
tied elite ft ta.. CiWtutatton or Altiaddtts; *Mee Was tidily
lielieged by GeneralliutclArton.
lg. • 0 wing re a hire uterus, upwittis of dikty ptiihrie were
furocated or trompfed to death. by the preffige ot the etuwdi
it. the pad& church of Kiiroaruuck.
xx. Ditpatchei were received from deiteral Sir j. H. Hut-
chinfon, with the Demi% of the Surrender of Alexandria, and
the. Articles of Cophulatios. Thus was the. whole et Egypt
reicued front the heeds tithe French. . • •

The Illuminations at Paris were conthrued for three
nielats fueceffively. "
25. We learnt that the grand Retrial:tad magnin-
tent prefots to he prepared for the aritini Officers, by whole
valour Egypt bad been re-conquered.
- Received the account that an expedition was preparing
in. the Frinch ports for St. Domingo. in or...er to deprive the
Mulatto GenerhiToatilralnt of the fuprcme authority which he
afrumcd in :lwt iaatz.
The religious clubsat Parts. railed Theophilunthropins,
.were yartibilaited from 'ambling in the churches.
- Orden were iffued at the Hague for permitting Englith
fhips to enter the Dutch poets.
z 6. Received advice that mem-lotions had been entered into
at Berlin fire ir.denanifyitig the Hattie of Orange.
27. The new Conftitution of . Switzerland overthrown 'by
the partizans of France, and a Proxifional Exc.xitive Covetn•
went appointed.
29. His 1031 fly went in State to the Houk ef Lords, and
Opened the fee mid Seffion of the Imperiel Parliament with a
Speech from the Throne. The Addrefs orThanks paned both
Houfes without a division.
—.The Marquis Cornwallis appointer) Plenipotentiary to
the Coagrefs to be held at Amiens, and Mr. Marry to be Se-
eretary of Legation.
31. The Milliner gave notice of his intention to fond
8,54:x4e001. of Exchequer Dills. •

NOV EMBER.
a. 'the Marquis Cormv;:lils, accompanied by Lord Broome,
Colonels Littlehales, -singleton, and NightMgalc, fet nut for
Paris, where they arrived on the 7th. His Lordfhlp Laded'
at Calais, =hitt a general falute of artillery and the ringing of
bells, and all potable honours were paid to him doting his,
journey, and on his atrival at Paris.
4. The Stadtholder left England, on his return to the Con-
tinent.
6. Ili• Majeity received the Ad'treats of both Houtes of
Parliament, on the folded of the Peace. .
9. Received accounts of prepa.ations, on the part of the
Ottoman Porte, for :ruffling the rebellious Pachas.
—. Sir Sidney Smith, General Moore, Colonel Ahererotr.hie,
and other Otlierrs, arrived In town front Egypt.
9. A fpkndid Fete took place at Paris in honour of the Peace
with England.
—. The Pru Man troops began to evacuate the Hanoverian
territory.
La. The. Thanks of both Hooks were voted to Sir J. H.
Hutchinfon, Lord Keith, and the. Officers under them, fee their
eminent fersices in Egypt.
—....Received accounts of Marquis Cornwallis having arrived
in Paris on the 7th, and being received there, as vire.:l in
every town he palled through, with the mutt dainLuithed
honours. . _

Th; greater part of the French army returned to France
fit tn Egypt.
13. Parliament arced to addrefs his l's,faj.lty, thanking
him fur having concluded a Convottiutt with Rut:S..l.
14. Vice•Adruiral Sir VI. P-rimr tried at Per:lmonth by a
Court Mar hit, upon fame char[tcs ri lating to his late command
on the Arn;.lican Radon, and acquitted.
6. The Houk of Connnuna -erred to a r.f lotion for fund-
ing 11,5f0,00c1. of otitltandingEttr..llo:.:t
17. Ativicc received at t:.4 Achitir !ty of the eepturc: of 59
veticla of diffarnt dcfcrlptiont, by hi, hiajelty's crnizzrs on
the Fart India ration.

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A dreadful inundation took pitce In Poly, which (Ed
immenfe damage to feveralp?rtsof the c•-uatry.
38. Received accounts from New 1%r% of a contagious fever
having raged in that city.
21. Received accounts of the Fla Conful having permitted
the return of the Nobility to France.
22. The Leglladve Dotty of France commenced its third
Sefton, on which oecr.fien a long Addrefs rciatiec to the Rate
of the Reptddic, from the Chief Conful, seas laid before them.
24. Hit Royal Highnefs Prince Act:taus was create.' Duke
of Sallee; and his Ronal Higlincfs Prince Luke of
Cambridge.
25. Sir 'William Pe‘teney brought forward a motion in the
Houfe of Commons, which had for ks olsj .1, enlargna••nt
of the private trade with India, and which, after a lori dcaate,
was negatived.
26. 'l•he fretsh Tournals Rated that dreadful alum had
happened along the Northern matt of Euroie; and that afire
had tieflroyol upwards of gritty hocks at Stockholm.
29. Accounts from different parts a the mod of England
ftatcd that the flown, bad done great i•iery to the Chipping.