Star.
London, England, 1806-07-21 00:00:00

ITif, r.

NAPLCIJIIIIII 7. —The prelim eruption of Veal ius
exceeds any thing of the kind within the memory of I
man. The lumina of the mountain is torn to pieces,
and the rim of thecra•er isquite altered,in confequence
of the number of the Wares, to filch a degree, that it
is thought that in the comic of a few days a whole fide
of the mountain will fall in. About too dwelling
houfes and Olivet hare been ruined,with large tracks
of vineyard ground, corn fields, &c. The volcano
flill teems to contain a large portion of matter, as the
fubterraneous noifes are dreadful. Flafhes of light-
ning are emitted from time to time from clouds of
ft-mike. People are extremely apprehenfive that the
'Forte del Greco may fhare the fate of Herculaneum,
in the t ear 79. A part of the flreets of Turre del
Greco have already been inunslated by the lava,
which the inhabitants have removed with incredible
labour and fatigue. Still the nream continues to run
very near the place ; and the inhabitants are deter-
red from leaving their houfcs for fear of being in-
jured by ille glowing cinders difeharged by the moun-
tain. A great quantity of Mlles have alto fallen in
Naples.
Taissrt, Jona 20.—Yellerday, at (even in the
evening, the Aultrian troops bound to Cattaro, and
hitherto detained by contrary winds, let fail in
twenty-one veffelt. The wind being in the South
Weft, was favourable. It is hoped the convoy will
arrive at Cattaro on the 29th innant, and that the
'Anal y of the place will he no longer delayed.
Vaitice, Joie a3.—The fqttadron which failed
frnm Trick on the evening of the r9th, is comman•
Jed by le C! ev4lier Lepine. It was fun failing along
the moan cf Dalmatia on the following days.
1 I.e report that the Ruffians have feized tome of
the Wands cn the coati of Dalmatia, and made pri-
(one's I.f thoufands of French, is void of
found:l6-n : the French are in great force in that
errantry. arJ occupy all the polls and furong places.
It is nue, tint the Ruffian squadron in the Adriatic
cot:fills of tan or twelve Sips of the line, but they
4 ..nt vont,t as the greaten part of t bole .at Cot In,
zze. it i. knownyhave Atikd for the Black Sea.

GSRALIN r
VI BM V A.aj II S s9.—Count Metternich, *Mina-
ted Amba ador to the Court of France. will fet
nut on the ad of July for Paris. His Excellency
will take Berlin in his way, where he will find his
lady and family.
As the prefent &nation of the affairs of Europe re-
quire the prefence of Count Staremberg at London.
his Majeßy has nut granted that Minifler's requefi to
retire.

We are pontively affured, that M. D'Oubril's foil
powers and infiruelions relate not only to the affairs
of the Ruffian prifoners, but that this Minitier is au-
thorifed to open negotiations for concluding prelimi-
naries of peace. Some days before this Minikes de-
parture from Vienna, M. Arilletten, Connienor to the
RuffianLegation,fet out him this city for Peterfburgh,
with impottant difpatches. We learn that, in the
courfe of the approaching Autumn, two large camps
of exercife are to be formed ; one near Weis, in An.
Aria, and the other in Gallicia.

Mumma, just 25.—The preparations for the
evacuation of Braunau continue. Above fifty
waggons are gone thither from hence. A far larger
number of peafants waggons has keen put in regain-
tion in the neighbourhood. No corps is, however,
as yet moving thither.

Rarisaox, Julia 30.—The credentials of the
Papal Nuncio have been formally legitimated, and
brought to the diaature of the Diet; but any farther
negotiation at prefent is not to be expeited pand as
the Nuncio is alio accredited at the Courts of Munich
and Stutgard, he will fhortly repair to thole places,
there to prefent his full powers. It is remarked, that
(ince the Diet was held at Nuremberg,• in 5540, no
Nuncio Extraordinary from Rome has made his lip
pearance in Germany.
The information received that the French troops
in Ragufa have declared they will hold that place
till the lonian Iflands (hall be given up by the Rof
Sans, has thrown Come doubts upon the fuppoted
approaching departure of the French troops from
Germany.

Faou Till MAIM, JULY t.—The number of Ruf-
fian prifoners in Ft ante, amounts to t s,OOO ; and that
of the Englifh, to 400ci. A proporal has been made,
on the part of the French Government. to exchange
the overplus of the Ruffian prifoners for an equal
number of French, at prefent in the hands of the
Englifh.
Malin eist, June 3o.—The 58th regiment of
French infantry arrived yefterday in the vicinity of
Schwetzingen, and was quartered there. The soh
regiment of light infantry, which had arrived before,
is expieta tomorrow to return over the Rhine.
On the silt of June, about two in the afternoon,
at Lindau, the general march was beaten, the dam
and !hips occupied by French troops, and different
potations taken. A general vifitation was ordered in
fearch of Englifh commoditiet. Nothing however
was found, but Rime bales of Englills yarn, againfl
which no objections were made.
H•MBUILOH. Julia B.—The Emperor of Ger-
many has ordered four camps to be formed in the
Außrian dominions in September, for the purpore
of 'uniting and the better organiing his army ;
one is to be pitched near Wells, in Upper Auflria t
one near Gram, in Inner Aunria ; one near Pea, in
Hungary ; and the fourth in Bohemia.
General Bellegarde. with vicci Auftrians, has en.
tered Cattaro. and received porfefEon of the place
from the Ruffian ComMander.

The preparations of his Swedifh Majekr were
marked with equal ailivity and decifron. On the
4th inßant the greater part of the garrifon of Steal-
fund. comprifing the 3d brigade of infantry, part of
the 4th and 6th batteries of artillery, had been or.
tiered to the frontiers to make room for frefh troops'
expelled from Sweden. The Swedifh army had oc.
copied a new pontion on the rivers Treeble and
Rick. The RIR line, confilling of the ill and 3d
brigades, was, on the 3d inflant, Rationed between I
Tr eebles and Greifswald, andthe artillery at Grimm.
The fecond line, under the orders of Generals Ham.
pu and Moerner, comprifing the dragoons of Scania,
the huffars of Moerner, and the honk artillery, was
polled between Riddebas and Benkenhagen, with a
park of artillery at Richtenberg. The advanced
polls, extending along the Nene and Treeble, were
ander the command of the Adjutant General Count
G. Lnewenthielm. The head quarters were about
to be removed from Greifiwald to Franzburgh.
Count Cederftroem, Preadent of the War De-
partment, had, on the ad, arrived at Stockholm, for
the purpofe of expediting the reinforcements ordered
to Pomerania.

On the 6th inflant !infinities bad not commenced;
and it was underflood that the Pt utLtus would fof.
peed the war until the return of Major Krufematk
from St. Petedburgh.
The Swedifh flotilla has failed from Freindorf;on
the Pcene, to Grunfchwade. Several RuiTian vegeta
have been prevented entering Pillau ; and one which
attempted to violate the blockade has been feized by
the Swedes.

The Prince of Orange has arrived at Berlin, to
folicit the interference of his Praian Majefly, to
prevent the feizure I)illenburgh, and other pof-
fel:lions, granted by the Treaty of Luneville to the
Houle of Orange, but which, liner the death of the
late Prince, have been claimed by Prince Joachim
Murat.
The King of Spain bas notified by his Miniffer to
the Diplomatic Corps, that, under exifling circum-
fiances, no veffel bearing the Swedifh flag will be
allowed to enter any Spanilb port ; but that the
vac's now there will be allowed the time neceffary
to prepare for their &par tine.
Bonaparte has ordered Marfbal Bernadotte to
march his corps into the country of He& Caffel.—
The Eleam basing refufed m .mhz ago to lend
Eve millions of rix d, liars to Fiance, and Napoleon
being jn want of that furry, Talleyraad hab advifed
that meafure, as the only me.ins to cl.tni t it from that
Prince. lit.wevet, its hiccer,k not gone certain, as
it is well known that the Eleitor, who has never heen
a friend to Bonaparte, has frarded ogainit his ra-
pacity, by fending hie yell-ore to Berlin.
In the fame manner the Eloltor of Saxony has
been fumninhed to lend fix millions of rix dollars to
the French Emperor ; and as be has alfo refilled the
loan, it it apprehended that B:rnadotte has been di.
reefed to pay a vitit to the Grime Gewolb, (.to Of-
ficer et State in Saxony, who is row at Ditlden.