Star.
London, England, 1801-07-22 00:00:00

PARIS JOURNALS.

This day we received Paris Journals of the 18th
;nil• being one day later than thofe received yeller-
day, Having come at a late hour, we can only
this evening prefent the following ettraCt :
jotv 18.—Rear-Admiral LINOIS, with
three (hips, le Formidable, and l'lndomptable, of
so guns, Captains LoIaDET, Catopins, and MON-
cOUSOU ; the Defaix, of 74 guns, Captain Pas-
SIERA ; and the frigate la Mefirion, of t 8 guns,
Captain MANTINING, having given chace to fcme
fhips of the enemy which were cruifing off the
vas of Provence, appeared before Gibraltar juft
atthe moment when a fquadron of fix Engin
hips of war arrived there.
On the 4th of July, Rear Admiral Litiois had
anchored in the Bay of Aljeziras, ezpefting to be
attacked next morning. In the night time he
landed General of Brigade DEVAUX, with a party
of the troops to man the batteries that defend the

road.
At eight in the morning of the gth, a cannonade
began againft the fix Englifb (hips, who foon took
their Ration within mufket (hot of the French fhips.
The combat was maintained with great obftinacy:
both fquadrons teemed to be equally animated
with the refolution of conquering.
If the French fquadron had any advantage by
its petition, the Englith fquadron was of double
force, and had feveral (hips of 96 guns.
The Englifh (hip the HANNtset, of 74 guns, had
already placed herfelf between the French fqua-
dron and the land. It was then half paft eleven.
This was the decifive moment. For two hours L
Formielabk; which carried Rear-Admiral LINOS'
flag, Rood her ground againft three Englifh (hips.
One of the (hips of the Englifh fquadron, which
had Rationed herfelf oppofite to one of the French
flips, [truck her flag at three.qUarters after eleven.
A moment after the Haw Naas, expofed to the fire
of the three French (hips,_ which fired on both
fides, (truck her's alfo. At half after twelve, the
Englifh fquadron cut their cables and flood to fe..
The Hams mt. was taken in tow by le Formi-
dable.—Of boo men of which her crew confifled,
300 were killed.
The MI Englifh wail which had (truck her
flag, was extricated by a great number of gun-
boats and other yeah fent from Gibraltar.
This battle covers the French Navy with glory,
and (hews what it can do. Rear• Admiral Limots
muff have gone to Cadiz with the Hannibal to
refit her.
We wait with impatience rot an account of the
lots &Rained by each veffeli

This morning the Review of the Volunteer
Corps it% and neat the Metropolis took place in
Hyde Park, when the fine weather drew an
im-
menfe multitude of fpeetators. The Corps were
difpofed id the following order:
INFANTRY.

TIM 1110. T WINO YOURS WIT! ITS RIONT AT WCIISINO.
TON WAI.I.,ItZTINDINO TOWARD/ COMIIiItLA xi*
maxi.
Rank & File. Carle. Commatidera
240 Hon. Artillery Corps Colonel Le Mefurier
660 St. George's Volunteers Col. For! of Chciterfield •
silo Welimintter Col.Robertfots
silo Royal Exchange Major Birch
silo .• St. James's CoL Lord Amherft
170 North Daft London Lt. Col Sir R. C. Glyn, Bt.
'co Loyal Hampftead Major Boydell
silo Loral London Lieut. C.ol. Kenlingtod
sco South Eaft London Lieut. CoL Curtis
leo Loyal Pimlico Major Rol/titan
so Sot:tercet Place Major Sterling
So S St. Pancras • Major Dixon
4o / Rend& Town ' Captain Frafer
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Tlit LITT WINO 'ORMAN WIT! ITS LIPT Nita' NTOt mac
coati's, ZITINDINO TOWAIDI COM 4
44 t Stake Newington Captain Ogle
Jo Tottenham Captain Williams
so Edmonton Captain Goren
lls North Weft London Lt. Colonel Meg
64 Hans Town Captain Penny
[ tos St. Andrew & St. Gearp Cara!' Miller
36 St. Clement Danes Captain Edwards
so St. Oconee Blooosfbary Captain Smith
SO St. Sepulchre Captain Ford
So Clerkenwell Captain &don
36 &. Paul's Covent-Owl Captain Bacon
76 St. Luke, Dug= Captain Sir H. Wilton
sea St. Mary La Boone
It CoL Phipps
Ito St. Margaret R St. John Major Vifeciont Belgians
40 Chiferich Capes& Woodralis
70 Fulham Captain MiZettoit
43 S Linsehonfe Captaia 77,
so 1 Ratcliffe Captain Boulcot
Yo Katilagtata Major Torriano
75 St.George,Hanotrean. Captaia Boodle
76 Highlandas Captain Rofs
120 St. Martia's Major Drummond
53 Mile End Old Town, Captain Liptrapp .
40 Bromley Captain Staines
67 Poplar and Blackwell Captain Perry
So St. Mary, Whitccharl Captain Rhode
‘o Highgate Captain Rannaker
VS Bermondfcy Major (WNW
60 Lambeth Lt. C.A. Sir R. Dorsett.
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7•LLIWINO ZEPT TIE 0100 ID:
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44 Loyal Maroc Captain Anderfoo
zoo Weihntofter Major Elliot
46 Lambeth Lt. Col. Sir R. Barnett.
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The Prince of Watts and Duke of You ar-
rived on the ground Coon after ten. Lieutenant-
General Lord HARRINGTON commanded the
whole, and onk General Officer was attached to
each line.
On the arrriial of the Panics, a gun was fired,
and followed by a Royal falute from the artillery.
The evolutions were executed with admirable pre-
cifion, and the whole Review was concluded with
a propriety and fpirit, which proved the zeal and
loyalty of thole who have thus patriotically en-
lifted in the; defence of their Country.