Star.
London, England, 1801-04-04 00:00:00

FROM THE PARIS PAPERS.

. LISSOM, FES. ST. NICHOLAS, of 7
guns, forming part of the fleet of Vice-Admiral
CALD' R, in attempting to enter this port in had
weather, grounded on the bar; it was %vial great
difficulty the was fared. She had her main-malt
fhivered 15 feet Above the deck, her two other
males very much damaged, and her yards broken.
An Engli(h frigate, which followed her, fletred
the fame fate—She was entirely difroafted, and
makes much water.—Monii cur.
LEGHORN, MARCH i3.—The Government of
ITufcany have deputed a Noble of Pifa to go and
compliment the new Grand Duke. Some palm-as
pretend that that Prince will take the tide of King
of Eturria. From Ancona we learn that fix thou-
fand men are expended there, who are to embark
for a maritime expedition. All the veffels, even
foreign ones, have beentnt in requifition along
the coaft. The expedition will be proteifted by a
fquadron which is to arrive Shortly.
AMSTERDAM, MARCH 11.—The day before
yefterday an Engliffi fleet of 'l2 (hips of the line
and 6 frigates was defcried from the height of the
Helder. It appeared to fteer its courfi for the
North fea. We learn by letters from Stockholm and
Copenhagen, that the fleets which have been equip-
ped there hive left thole ports, in order to repair
to the Straight of the Baltic. Each of thcfe fleets
confilts of 15 Ihips of the line, and a proportion-
ate
number of frigates. It appears that they will
have palled the Straight before the arrival of the
Englifh fleet in thole parts. According to the fame
accounts ag: and fleet was alto to fail from the
pouts of Rutria, to join the Danifh and Swediin
fleets at the fame point.
MARCH 22.—The news of the capture of Bata-
via and of all the Dutch poifeffions in the ilk of
Java, has not reached the Dutch trade direftly;
We have very thong rearms even for believing
the nzws not to he true. In the coin* of hill
month feveral commercial bootie gar our city re-
ceived letters from Batavia, dated' the beginning
of Stpunit.er. At that ponied the colony eras
tranquiL
Nice, MARCO/ 19.—A veffel is juft arrived here
from Cork.. ; the prrformed the voyage in 26
hours.-I'be friend. of PAI/LI and of the Britiffi,
whn hald a correfrndence with Corfienn refugees
in Sardinia, continue to excite the inhabitants of
the Iflaud to infurreftion.

GERMANY

MANHETM, MARCH 20.

Orders have been received here, to prepare the
barracks for the reception of Palatine troopsorhich,
in fome meafure, refutes the rcport that bad been
in circulation, that this city would become the pro.
petty of fome other Prince. On the t gth intl. the
Imperial courier, Moe TL, palled through NAM'',
on his return from Paris, with difpatches for Na-
tifbon and Vienna, relative, as it is faid, to the
indemnifications of the German Princes, agreed on
at Luncville. The Grifon country is to be united
with Helvetia.

AUGSBURG, MARCH zo.

Yefterday five waggons more, laden with money
and drawn with fie horfes each, fet out from this
place for Strafburgh. Many places, particularly
the fmaller Rates of Suabia, from a want of ready
money, were forced to pay their contribution to
the French General, in gold and flyer valec, fur-
niture, medals, and other valuable things.
The foldiers belonging to the anny of the Rhine,
are carrying great quantities of ready money home
with them to their own country. No perfons have
had more employment fence the invafinn of the
French, than language-masers. Several French
Generals and Officers have learned German very
eagerly, and made a great progrefs in it.