Star.
London, England, 1801-02-09 00:00:00

GERMANT.

VIENNA, JANUARY ry.
a It has already appeared by the lan news re-
ceived from the army of Italy, that General BEL..
LEOPARDS has refolved to join the corps of VueAs-
sowicas, and avoid a decifive battle as much as
polfible.
By the latt accounts, which were dated at
Fontaniva on the Bth, we heard that on the 7th the
Imperial army had encamped between Montacchio,
Maggiore, and Brendola, and that the advanced
guard had taken the pofition of Montabello ; but
that on the fame day it had been attacked, and
forced to fall back upon the Imperial army. On
the evening of the fame day the enemy appro ach-
ed this advanced guard, as well as the left wing
of the army, when Count BELLEGARDE thought
proper to make two battalions and a divifion of ca-
valry advance, by which means the enemy was
forced to retire, and in the nien Count Br LI.E•
GRAD! effeaed his retreat."—(Court Gazette.)
JAN. 21.—a According to the moll recent in-
telligence from General BILLIOARDR, dated the
tt th and i zth, from Caflel-Franco and Trevifo,
the enemy has failed, notwith (landing every effort,
in preventing the junaion of the corps of VukAll
SOWICH with the Imperial army. This corps fur-
mounted, on the loth, the precipices of the valley
of Sugana, and joined the army between Citadella
and Caltel-Franco. A flag of truce was tent to the
enemy's camp to negotiate an armiftice, and the
refult was every moment exported."—!bid
JAN. 17.—8 y the tali advice: received from
Italy, of the date of the lath, it appears that thel
army of Italy had fallen back upon Frionl. Let-
ters from Venice of the Bth, make no mention of,
a decifive battle ; and pofitively [late that news
was every moment expefted there, of an armittice
being figncd between Count BiLIAGAIDI and Ge-
neral BRUNF.

On the nights of the tsth and tsth, the Bava-
rian Minißer received accounts here, by couriers,
that peace had been figned between the Elator
and the French Republic, in confequencc of the
mediation of his PRUSSIAN MAJESTY. As yet the
Bavarian Envoy has not made any communica-
tion to Our Government concerning the conditions
impaled upon, or of the facrifices made by the
Elcetor in confequence of that peace.
Jaw. 2 t.—The States of Upper Atari's arc in a
Oat. in enetimmener of th-irfin-

ability to provide the fpecie which- they IPPIO* to
pay the contribution impofed upon them by Ge-
neral MOREAU. It is fupPored that he has ordered
the Commillaries to employ military force, ihould
the Rates of Lintz not fumillt the treafury of the
French army with the remainder of their contri-
bution.
Lail Sunday a Courier Extraordinary arrived
here from Luneville, and it was reported that he
was the bearer of the filming of peace. This re-
port is not confirmed.
Nothing has yet been communicated refpedling
an a:malice in Italy.

HAMBURGH, JANUARY 30.
Baron de ROSINCILANTZ, the Datifh Minifer
at Peterfburgh, who left that capital the Est PE.
scia's order, is arrived in the Pruffian territory,
and will probably proceed to Berlin. He has
already difpatched two Couriers, on the fubjett of
his departure, to Copenhagen ; and one has alto•
been fent by the Court of Denmark to Peterf-
burgh, for the purpdfe of giving fatisFaeion to the
Emperor PAUL. 'Thus Denniark is fituated be-
tween two dangers, the part of Raffia and of
Great Britain. It remains to be Peen with which
of them the will make a common caufe. Baron
d'Aamest.n has left this city for Ruffia.
M. de Lisasowirz, the Ruffian Milliner at
Copengagen (he was formerly at London), who
was fuddenly recalled by his Sovereign, is ar-
rived at Hamburgh, where he is to remain until
further orders.
It is added, that the polliffion of Egypt is
guaranteed by Ruffia to France, and that the lat-
ter guarantees to the former the poffeffion of Mal-
ta, which is to be re-taken by the Ruffians who
are fill in France, with the affiftance of French
troops.
The Britifh Charge d'Affaires at Copenhagen has
officially announced to that Court the embargo laid
upon the Danifh veffels in the Ports of England ;
at the fame time efforts are making to detach
Denmark from the confederacy with Ruffia ; but
it is too late. -
The houfe of Meas. Tuoawros and Fowl,
at Hamburgh, has jolt received from London
200,0001. more in fpecie, defined to pay the
Corps of Conde, and to difcharge the (urns (till
due to Bavaria, Mentz, and the other fubfulized
troops.