Star.
London, England, 1801-01-07 00:00:00

FROM THE PARIS PAPERS.

BA:SMIRCH, Drc. z3.—Several waggons full
of wounded to-day, paired through this city„on
their way to Clofter-Ebtrach. The wounded who
were here. have been tranfported to the latter
place. The battles which took place yefterday
and the day before yellcrday, on the fide of Voreh.
beim, have been obflinate and bloody. Our gar-
rifinl was under arms lall night as well as the pre-
ceding one. This day at two o'clock in the af-
ternoon, there arrived from the army a quantity
of cannon, mortars, and ammunition waggons.—
It is Paid the French evacuated Vorcheim at night
and it is reported the Auftrians occupy that city.
—The head-quarters of the General in Chief
GERIAU are to be transferred to-day from Hor-
zomcn-Aurach to Pommersfelden.
MUNICH, DEC. ig.—Letters from Lintz, of the
t7th, announce that the Archduke had the fame
day Let out for the army, which was in the environs
of Lambach upon the Traun, and which after-
wards continued its retreat towards Lintz. It ap-
pears that a part of the corps of Ktsteau has de.
&ended to the left bank of the Danube, for the
purpofe of reinforcing the right wing of the Im-
perial army.
Accounts from Saltzburg itate, that great num-
bers were killed on both fides in the obilinate con-
tens which have been fought in the Principality of
Saltzburg. On the entrance of the French into
that Capital, General Dttauvrz publifhed a Pro-
clamation, in which he rays-
4, Inhabitants of Saltzburg, the bloody en-
gagements which have happened *under the walls
of your city, have made you acquainted with
the horrors of war, and muff have alarmed you.
Banifh your fears ; from this moment your dan-
gers are pall. Vi dory conduits the French within
your walls ; be allured, that the foldicrs of a nation
which, in triumphing over its enemies, continually
holds out to them the olive of peace, have no in-
tention of carrying terror and difmay into your
peaceful habitations. Be tranquil therefore ; your
property, your cuftoms, your religious opinions
flail be retpeded. The garrifon occupying your
city, will preferve good order. The principles of
juftice entertained by the General in Chief, Mo•
austr, are already known to vou. The firft injunc-
tion which he laid upon me in oufidlng to sne the
command of this place was, to provide for your le-
corky. I flail ftriftly attend to it."
Auosauaom, Dec. Ea.—General MoaEAu has
publifhed a proclamation, in which he aridly pro-
hibits all plunder, under pain of death ; hut he
promifes, that as Loon as the Soldiers reach the he.
reditary States, they all receive doublopay and
double rations, without diftiadion of rank ; and
that all the contributions and requifitions levied
on the Auftrian dominions !hall be employed for
this purpofe.
Dec. as.—lt is rumoured, that on the 18th a
frefh battle took place near Volbruck and Schwan-
fladt, on the Traun. His Royal Highnefs the
Archduke CHARLES commanded the Imperial
army in perfon. No authentic account has yd
been received of the refult. The Augfburgh Ga.
zette Rates, that after the adion the head-quarters
were removed from Welz to Lintz, the Auftrians
having fallen back two leagues during the battle.
But this intelligence more particularly requites
confirmation, as it is contradiited by private let-
tens from the banks of the Inn.
RATISIION,Dac. 22.--We received information
yefterday evening, that a very bloody engagement
had taken place between FeiCh and Nuremberg.
The full regiment of Auftrian hulans has (offered
mach. The Lieutenant-Colonel of this corps is
mortally wounded, asare likewife Count there le n-
STEIN, and Major Baron Systurstritsca' who
has been brought into this place. Major Baca,
of the regiment of Wolffregg, is killed. In con•
fequence of this engagement, Field Martha] Kto.
way removed his head-quarters to Feucht.
According to letters from Pafrau, of the rflth,
two French columns had advanced on the 17th
as far as Oberfberg, but had retreated on the day
following. It is ruppofed they have marched to.
wards Reid. All the Auftrian troops who were
at Pailau have left it,
,and as yet that city is in no
danger. The bridges have been cut down; but to
AS to admit of being Ipeedily replaced.
An Auftrian courier arrived here on the rgth
in the evening. He was fent off on the 18th from
Schwanftadt, with difpatches from his Royal
Highnefs the Archduke CHARLES to Codnt KLE.N
RAU. Not having found the General here, he int..
mediately took the road fur Nuremberg.. Ac.
cording to the Itatement of this courier, the Ting
mial army was on the 16th polled behind the
Trmi ; their head-quarters being at Strafwaden,
on the frontier between the country of Salzburg
and Auftria. On the t 7th the head-quartersWellt
moved to Schwanttadt ; the Military Adnziniftra.
lions were to proceed to Eberfberg near Lintz.--.
His Royal Highnefs the ArchdukeCmsatrs reach.
ed the Army on the fame day, and immediately
allumed the chief command. The military talents
of this young Prince, the affedion entertained for
him by the army, and the fpeedy arrival of the le-
vies of Hungary and lionemia, give reafon to
hope that affairs will loon put on a more favour,
able appearance.

SAlTSllttattlt, Die.
uthen6c Ratenfent of theWs 1
the battle of the 14th. Se
ere in the fuite of his Royal
duke joss ; one of them, na
koulin to the Minifter Wrc s
French chafeurs. Genera
wounded in the anion.
Limbic), Dtc. 16.—A gr
onaer the command of Gene
already, at Edolo. The ener
been reinforced at Tonale,
weak. The French purfue
valley of Trompia. Genera
at Trente with a few troops.
rode no movement on the' I
afared, that the greaten milt
Chic country, on account of th
Mod for the fervice of the ar
Monis*, Dec. 14.—We
of announcing that the Au
They not only neither
city, but they abandoned Fn
as they learnt the French w
them.
bitssa, Dec. r 5.—The
dhuiCyredmaelileereyin"mthdoeissenxiotft.yG;OrAencie3roca7:
Caws's, who egmmands a
arrived this day.
Notwithftanelin the effa
trims to difiraft the operatic
General Blame is daily empl
his forces, in order to ear
grind plan, which forms a
tern to be afted upon by the
headquarters were Rill
40 pontoons had been fent fr
the Mincio.
The Imperial flotilla, cc
veils, appeared before Salo
at a few houfes Ott the ban
agairin one in ./
I 'clubmen ; but the latter
effectually, as to fink one c
with a crew confiding of rg
Letters from Rome nate,
hire of the French Commit]
ttvp
ofoa
11p:ire
ni
raad ordinary
hatiiteiladihGai.:ocevr ydmoeon.awuennlnl.tawneiiBathas—egThbilevt
vhetoo
other
iAaiyhest
ncsec
tiwrh • a r
npees
.er
erucildeftp.ewdri
ofoofiovnbmlrflr.oiyi
French troopfmcsArohumnaft:..triaarrin arrived
ftohmeire
reinfcpeurtaiiovne
sitianttiont'And'RsCl.ln;itcinnhay
Soot, Frenchmen had arrive
Geneva, and that a part of
tached towards Bologna.
The greater part of du
was, on the 16th, at Edolc
ins for advancing. The
kad been for feretal days ft
6"ations.

LOIVI

WEDNESDAY,
Prices of S•xßs this d

• 7
per Cent. Conf. 63}-11-1
Reduced 62j }--;LonrAnat. 11
Ornalum 1.

The Ktpc, yefterday
by the Duke of Consul.
FIELD, Lord Wat.staon
and his ufual Attendants
where being met by the
FIELI4•IITLE, and a numi
Was turned ont for the da,
Ye(lcrday being Twelfti
third donation of beef an
amongft upwards of Art
ton and neighbourhood
kitchen in the Cant.

Her MAI t try and the P
2 Ball and Supper, yell
(Zi!een's Lodge, Windfori
Queen's and Lower Lod
number of her MAJKSTY'S
milies were invited.

The %TIEN will have
James's on the tsth intla
of the Ladies of the kill
previous to the Qzr Bi R'S
Court Etiquette.
Her Royal Highnefs th
of vrALL 5 completed the I
day.

The PRINCESS AMELIA
room by indifpolition for
Rocal Highnefi's complai
a violent (welled face.
The itandard of the 1.
Ihallcd—
la tour great quarters arr—tl
tom• (rid) three liens parant go
Ing!:•nd.—td. Azure (blue), a IN
) forlnland.—Oa the thin
lion rampant, within a doubt
:v.( rid with Ileum de Ks, Eau
(red). two lions paffant g
r,tth : hts Ntairft y 7 paternal coa
current • Tret (white) for Han
lanai of Leans or (red) curmounti
Tilde are to be the arc
Al which the Englith Rofo
the 'rig' ehanarock are el
one item.

The Union Flag is cora
of St. George, St. Andre.
The feveral ornaments

in farl:amen
abore rcfcrrui iu.

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[Sstmebtfauff, Die. ro.:la-We have not yet any'
uthentic (totem ent of the lofs fu ftained (in both fides
in the battle of the r4th. Several Englifh officers
-ere in the fuite of his Royal Highnefi the Arch-
duke Jose; ; one of them, named Colonel Bloc, a
coufin to the Minifter WICKHAM, was killed by the
French chalTeurs. General MIZEKTILDT was
wounded in the adion.
Leo is o, Dt. c. 16.—A great part of the troops
under the command of General MACDONALD, are
already at Edolo. The enemy for fome dais have
been reinforced at Tonale, but they are yet very
weak. The French purfue their march by the
valley of Trompia. 1 Gene V
Ea- UCKASSOVITCH IS
at Trente with a few truops. The Auftrians have
wade no movement on the* line of Tyrol. We are
ailared, that the greaten mifery reigns throughout
this country, on account of the reqtufitions of-every
kind for the fervice of the army.
MODENA, Dec. r4.—We have the fatisfadion
of announcing that the Auftrians are retiring.—
They not only neither occupy Bologna or xhis
city, but they abandoned Finale and Cento as foon
as they learnt the French were marching againft
them.
Mites, Dec. 15.—The army of fete& men,
under the orders of General MURAT, is expeded
here every moment. 'Accommodations are alrea-
dy made in this city for 20,000 of them. General
CALONt, who commands a divifion of them, has '
arrived this day.
Notwithftanding the efforts made by the Auf-
trians to diftrad the operations of the French army,
General Beusis is daily employed iq concentrating
his forces, in order to carry into execution his
grand plan, which forms a part of the general fyf-
tem to be a&ed upon by the whole French line.--
Ile head-quarters were hill at Brefcia on the 18th,
40 pontoons had been fent from that place towards
the Mincio.
The Imperial flotilla, confifting of about as
veftels, appeared before Salo on the t7th, and fired
at a few houfes On the banks, direding its ihot
priheipally agairift one tu which there were zoo
neauhmen ; but tits latter returned the fire ft)
effectually, as to fink one of the enemy's velfels,
with a crew confining of 14 or 15 men.
Letters from Rome nate, that after the depar-
ture of the French CommitTaries, a courier extra-
ordinary arrived there from Naples with difpatches
for them. They were- forwarded to them by a
poitilion who came up with them at Buonoco-
vente, on the other fide of Sienna. It is reported
that General VASELLI will fet off for Naples, and
that he will be fucceeded by General DANA 5.
DEC. 18.—We learn from Bologna that 4000
French troops had arrived at Modena, and taken
an advantageous pofition in the vicinity of that
place. The Auftrian troops, which lately made
tome ineurlions into Romagna, confined of very
fmall detachments?" which have flake retired to
their refpedive nations.
Accounts from Tuft:my bate, that a corps of
boo Frenchmen had arrived In that country, from
Geneva, and that a part of this corps is to be de-
tached towards Bologna. ,
The greater part of the army of the Grifons
was, on the 16th, at Edolo, and making prepara-
tions for advancing. The enemy, on their part,
had been for fe veto' days ttrengthening their forti-
fications. •

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7.
Prices of 1....)e1ts tbis day at ons o'clock t
3 per Cent. Conf. 63111.-Dttto for opg. 631
Reduced 621 /.-.LonrAnti. IS 3-161-.4 per Cent. 7911.
Omniuni prem.

The Ksac, yellerday Morning, accompanied
by the Duke of eumssatamo, Larl of
Casarsa-
'McLD, Lord Watstionasi, General GWVIINI,
and his ufual Attendants, rode to Arcot-heath,
where being met by the Earl of SANDIVICH, Mr.
PSALM , and a number of (poi tfnten, a deer
Was turned out for the day's diverfion.
YellercLly being Twelfth Day, her Msyssrv's
third donation of beef and foup was difiributed
arnongil upwards of ltxty poor fatnilies in the
town and neighbourhood of Windfor, in the great
kitchen in the Cattle.

Her MAI try and the PrincefsELtzasatn gave
a Ball and Supper, yellerday evening, 'at the
(bieen's Lodge, 'Windfor, to the domeftics of the
Queen's and Lower Lodges, to which a feted
Slumber of her MayErry's tradefmen and their fa-
milies were invited.
• The Q.E6EX will have a drawing-room at St.
James's on the isth inftant, for the Ptefentation
of the Ladies of the hills Peers and Com Mons,
previous to the Qxst.a.'s Birth-day. according to
Court Etiquette.
Her Royal Highnefs the PRINCESS CHAIMOTTP
of Wat.ss completed the fifth year of her age this
day.

The PR IN :1:113 AMELIA has been confined to her
poem by indilpolition for lonic days paR. Her
Royal Higlinefs's complaint is a fevere cold, with
a v;olent fwelled face.
The ft.indard of the United Kingdom is thus
Mu (balled—

lu four great quarters are--ift, on the dezter-fsde, in a field
rah. (red) three liens paffant pardant, le paler (yellow) fee
ingbnd.--2d. dupe (blue), a harp es (yellow) Iteinged rpm/
(orbit( ) for ittland,—On the (Miler fkle..-3d. Field w (yellow)
a Pea rampant, within a double treffure, lowered, counter-
Ircrrd wah limn de bis,ekk, (led) for Scotland.•-4th. Field
(red), two Lions paltint pedant it (yellow) for Bred.
..4 .Ma NLijelly7 paternal coat,—.ln bate pia (red) an hock
(1471111 t &VW (white) foe Hanover.—The lucid pier (red)
her of hearts r (red) furmounted with anfleetord car, proper.
There are to be the arms in all official lea's : is
iil which the English Rofe, the Scotch 'Millie, and
the Shamrock are conjoined, fpringing from
one Rem.

The Union Flag is compored of the three ordsrs
of St. George, St. Andrew, and St. Patrick
The fermi ornaments of his blaj lyres State,
in Parliament, and elfc•rheres are to be badges
*bore referred tu.