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

HAMBURCH MAIL.

VIENNA, Au G. 22.—Letters received here from
Ci vita Vecchia, and Trielle, Rate, that according
to the reports of fevers! Captains of !hips firm the
Levata, General ME Nou had likewifc furrcndcred
by capitulation to the Turks and English.

General MEsou,if he accedes to the Convention,
is promiled every neceffary and convenience tnr his
return to France fnr himfdf, his wife and fin; and
he may even take with him bodes, carne!s, &c.
The French lathe... they require it, will be con-
veyed in lepa. ate Chips. The Fter•.ch are not to
take with them either male or female fl Ivrti ; and
they are to point on: any mines tht.y m iy -e pre-
Lach Fiends battalion is to take v.ith it

an eight.polltder, with a poWder waggon and Ara-
munition.
The Pore has ratified the Concordat concluded
with France. The celibacy of the Clergy is to
continue.
This morning, Count SAURAW let out for St.
Peter(burgh, as Ambaffador from our Court.
Auc. 26.—The Englifh Ambaffador here has
as yet received no more couriers from Conflanti-
nople, whence it is inferred that General Mssou
has not acceded to the Convention of Cairo within
the ten days ftipulated, probably becaufe he Rill
hopes to receive luccours from France. The GRAND
VIZIER and the CAPITAN PACH A have however
declared, that he flail not be permitted to partici-
pate in the advantageous conditions granted by
the Convention of Cairo.
As Tufcany is now under the fovereignty of a
King fet up by BONAPARTE, it is expelled that
Leghorn will loon be blockaded by the Englifh.
Psswelt 00 Lou has detained at Widdin an A uf-
trian fhip laden with coffee, for Conflantinople,
that commodity being much wanted at Widdin.
MILAN, Auc. s7.—According to letters from
Leghorn of the lath init. the deputies of the new
KING of ETRURIA, and General MURAT, have re-
turned from the He of Elba, without having ef-
fefted any thing. The Englifh fquadron that lately
appeared off that ifland, has, it is laid, reinforced
the garrifon of Port-Ferrajo with 300 men, and in-
fpired the defendants with Era courage.
BANES OF THE MAINR, AUGUST 29.—The af-
fembling of French troops in the Neapolitan
territory and at Ancona had for its °Ned to make
a landing on the Turkifh coaft, where it would be
eafy to effeft a junftion with PASSWAN OaLou.
But according to the Weft private accounts from
Paris, this projeft is now laid afide, the Em pesos
of RUSSIA having declared by his Ambaffador at
Paris, M. KA LITSCH EFF, that an attack on the
territory of European Turkey could not be viewed
with indifference by 'the Ruffian Court.
MILAN, AUG. 13.—At Leghorn 300 Poles have
been embarked for Porto Ferrajo, and another
corps of Poles has marched for Piombino. Hoili-
tides, however, have not yet recommenced, as the
anfwer to the deputation from the King of Emu-
ItIA is waited for.

The Englith (hips cruizing off Leghorn have
taken a French frigate and fix tranfports, which
had come out of Porto Ercole.

HAG vs, AucUST 29.—The reports of a fpeedi-
1y approaching Peace between England and France
have greatly increafed feveralsouriers from Pa-
ris have been received at ,Amfierdam, and the
Batavian refcriptions, payable after the Peace,have
confiderably rifen, though the funds on the Houk
of Außria and the Bank of Vienna have fallen.
Many believe that the Preliminaries of Peace be-
tween France and England will be concluded
fooner than has hitherto teemed probable.
The prohibition of the exportation from our re-
public of wheat, rye, barley, buck wheat, peafe
and beans, has been prolonged from the ill of
September, to the 31(1 of December of the pre-
fent year.
SEPTIMIER 1.--As no intelligence has yet
been ieceived of the aftual figning of the prelimi-
naries of peace, between France and England, our
Funds have again fallen to their ufual ('ate: the ne-
gociations between the two countries, however,
Rill continue very a.aive.
FRANCKFORT, AUG. 25. A great German Court
has fignified to the German Principalities with
which it maintains friendly conneetions, its opi-
nion relative to the affair of fecularizations, and
requated them to fupport ;t. As a bafis for indem-
nification, neither extent of territory nor popula-
tion will be taken, but only revenue.
Rolls, Ati c. 14.—0 n the stth his Holinefs
held a general convocation, to which all the Car-
dinals and other learned Prelates were fummoned.
It !ailed four days. To day a fecund ferret con.
gregation is held, which is ('ill fitting. The fub-
)eft difcuffed in both relates to the eccle fiatical
affairs of France ; but not the lea(' hint has tranf
pired of what has been concluded in either.—
Four days ago a writing was printed at the Papal
prefs, but the office was furrounded by a triple
guard, and only Monfignor Di PIETRO had the
infpettion of it.

The ROYAL FAMILY will ICAVC 111011th the
laa week of the prefent month. His MAJESTY
continuing in fuch good health WAS recommended
not to go to Bath.

There was a meeting at the Duke of YORK'S
Houle on Friday, at which Mr. ADDI scrosi, and
Lords HAWRLSBURY and HOBART, atterded.
GEORGE CLARY., Efq. lately defied Alderman
of the War.: of Baffithaw, Was yeller day prearited
by the Deputy and Common Council to the Court
of Aldermen, and fworn into (Ace in the room of
Sir NVI r. LIAM PLOMF a, decealcd.—Mr. Alderman
NrwNHAM was unanimoutly elated to he Gover-
nor of the Tacklchnufc and Tickct Porters, in the
room of Sir V ILL IA NI Plosl L R The LORD
MAYOR afterwards gave a dinner to the Aldermen
at the Manfion Houfe.

I tiday, a rcfpitc, until further orders, was dif
pAtcluAl from Dublin Cadle to Cork, for Sis Hinny
liscqwN flews, under fentence of death, who 'WU
LU Bare bccu ci‘cutcd on Smut 4.1 y 14g.