Star.
London, England, 1801-07-18 00:00:00

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The Well intelligence from Admiral CAN-
THT'VMe, about the middle Of June, was fatisfac-
tory. All the reports of a naval battle in the Me-
diterranean, circulated by theagents of England,
arc falfe.—lffoneeur.
All the grand Expedition from Bombay. which
was to land at Suez, is reduced to'the angle fhip
of Admiral BUN CET, with 260 Englith and Sea-
poys on board.—/bid.
The news of an attack by the Englifh on Gua-
daloupe is deflitute of founciation.—lbid.
A hoft of the agents of England inundates Ger-
many. They propagate their unfavourable' reve-
ries as certain intelligence: The Engliffi confole
themfelves for the peace and good order which are
beginning to be re-eftablifhed on the Continent by
endeavouring to circulate their bad reports. Some-
times the King of Naples and the Pope renounce
their dominions. Thefe. Sovereigns will not take
their advice. On the contrary, thofe two countries
which have experienced fo much calamity, are be-
ginning to tafte repofe. Sometimes they fabricate
ridiculous notes which they attributetci this or the
other Ambaffador. Doulslefs there Ambaffadors
have been too long acquainted with. bufinefs to al-
low themfelves to write fuch impertinencies, and
the Cuter Coifs tit cannot be ftifpeeted of being
accuftomed to endure them. But it is princiOly
with regard to the execution of the treaty of In-
neville, and the -arrangements to take place -in
Germany, that their malignity is exercifed. The
King of Fruffia, diftontenled, is on 'the point of
having recourfc to arms, as if that ffivereign wen
an. Eeclefiallical State, to be affeded by the 7th
article of the treaty of Luneville. At this very
moment, however, the King of Frill:kb after hay.
ing concerted meafures with the French Govern-
ment, takes poffeffion of Hanover. M. THUG UT,
whom the public at Vienna fojuftly call the Baron
de la Guerre (the Baron‘of War), is about to re-
fume the place of Minifter. Hence great hopes
are conceived, as if the Honfe of Auftria had ever
bad a Minifter more odious to its .fubjetts ; more'
prefumptuous and incapable to condu& war. ,He
has had the rare talent twice in four years to lead
theHonfe of Auftria to the very pitch of -deftrue-
tion.—Hated and defpifed by all ranks of people
in the Auftrian dominiOns, his return to admini-
ftration 'would in fa& infpire juft contempt. But
M. THUGUT, far from Vienna, can no longer take
a (hare in public affairs. The influence of- Prince
CUmitsa, the charatter of firmnefs which the Em-
peror is known to ofiefx, and the want of peace
which the whole &Europe, but in a peculiar man-
ner the States of the Houfe of Auftria require, fur-
nifh the beft fecurity that the political career of M.
Txubur is finifiied.
Shalldwe go on to refute the other falfe reports
now in circulation ? Shall we determine whether
the Kin_g of Etruria flail go to Naples rather
than to Florence Whether Prince FIRDIHAND, the
1, ancient Grand Duke of Tufcany, fhall have Bava-
ria ? and whether the King of Sardinia /hall be
King of Rome ? The King of Tufcany will reign
in T-ufcany. The Grand Duke FRHDINAHG will
have in Germany the indemnities which are grant-
ed him by the treaty of Luneville, and which the
Germanic body and all the Princes of Europe
have confented to affign to him. The King of
Sardinia has voluntarily abandoned the Continent,
and transferred his Court to Cagliari.
Let the Erie& leave the Continent in repofe ;
let them, inftead of fquandering fo much gold, di-
mini% the burdens and the taxes of the people !
there is not one of thefe ridiculous reports which is
not the price of the taxes of force of their villages.
We know well in France, the perfons who manage
the gold in. England and receive it without a
crime, for they have the authority of the Police on
theirfide.—Maid

JULY 14.
The FIRST CONSUL was at the reprefentation of
Chum, at the Theatre de %a R4ditque, on the i ath, in
his own box. His unexpeaed arrival interrupted
the performance. The loudeft acclamations pro.
ceeded from every part of the houfe, and it was
not until after a long interval that the performers
could be heard.
Exclave of from 111 to 20,000 men, now in
Spain, a corps of 30,000 is going to enter it by
Perpignan and Bayonne.—Meniteur.
The Clef dot Gabled extrads from the Courier of
Milan an article dated Mealna, the '9th of June,
as followsl—qhe 7th of this month a large Eng.
litb veffel, richly laden, coming from Smyrna, ar-
rived in our port. It was taken by the fquadron
of Gawritsausts, so leagues weft of the ifle of
Candia.
It is certain that 'the peace with Portugal is not
ratified, and doubtful if it will be.—Cllll4 Cabinet.
The nes:. Consul. prefided in a Council of
State on the it 3dt.
The news of the arrival of the Flarr Cott-
sot in Paris gives certainty of his re-eitabliflied
health, and has railed the Funds two per cent.—
( journal de Derifivre.)
Letters from Breit fay, many convoys have
lately arrived there.
M. the CardinalGonfalvi has renewed the nego.
ciations with which he was charged by the Holy
See to Conduct with our government. The Ca SET
CONSUL will iiccive the Ambatrador this day after
the paiade.
By a decree of the Emperor of the 26th June,
the fubjell of the echselufum of the Diet of the
Empire, by which it was referred-to the Emperor
to take miafures for regulating the peace with
France, his Imperial Mapily confiders himfelf in-
competent to 'that objed, andleaves it to be fettled
by the Diet in the ordinary courfe of its proceedings.
The Council of the Gallican Church has pub-
Hiked Refolutions by which they recognik the
right of the Government to demand from the
Priefis a prfnnife of fidelity to the Conftitution, kc.
Madam Han ea, the Lady of one of the Cap-
tains commanding a frigate' in the expedition un-
der Captain SAUDIS, has received a letter from
her huihand, by a Danilh 'era, which mentions
their arrival at the ifle•cle-France. The two fri-u
left Teneriff on the : 3th of Nor. paired tl4
tine on the s tth of Dec. and arrived at the Ilk-
de-France on the -6th of March. ' '