Star.
London, England, 1803-01-15 00:00:00

FROM THE PARIS PAPERS.

PETIIRSRURGN, DEC. 18.-By virtue of a Con.
vention, concluded with the POPE, our Court has
accepted and recognized M. AREZZO as Nuncio
from his Holinefs, on condition that he than ab-
(lain from all rights of jurifdietion over the Catho-
lics in the Ruffian Empire, and that he flail not
ezercife any apoflolic funilions. He will be con.
fidered as a Minifter of the fire rank.
BRUSSELS, J.M. 7.—The journey of the FIRST
CONSUL into the Nine Departments of the cigievent 1
Belgium, appears a thing certain. General Bat..
LIARD has received orders from the Flare Cow sut.
to make preparations for forming a camp of tz,ooo
men in the environs of Brute's. The troops which
are to compofe it will be drawn from the 24th and
zsth military divifions, and will be reviewed by
the Fs asT CONSUL in perfon, during his fla
our walls. General BILLIARD has brought us this
intelligence on his return from the capital.

LONDON.

SATURDAY, JANUARY 13.

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Befides the fubjoined letters from Alexandria
and Gibraltar, we yerterday received fome of a
prior date. But as their contents chiefly relate to
the Houwa Hoop, which has fine reached Pont.
mouth, and to the failing of Lord Cava'', already
in London, from Alexandria, where he has been
fucceeded in the command by General Srawaar,
to give them now is unnecelary.
The contents of the following letters, however,
are new, excepting fo far as we announced them
yefterday, and will be read with Come intereft :

ALEXANDRIA, OCTOBER zo.

g. You will probably have heard before this that
General STEWART'S CMhaf to Conftantinople, in
favour of the Mamelukes, has been unfuccefsful,
the Porte having obtlinately refuted to linen to any
terms in their favour, unlefs the Mamelukes Ihould
agree, as a preliminary Rep, to barna themfelves'
entirely from Egypt ! This, as might be expelled,
they have refuted ; nor will they ever content to
filch a propofitinn ; and in confequenee a mcift
bloody and de truaive war has now commenced
between them and the Turks, in which no quarter
' is ever given by either fide. The Mauselukcs, who
far excel the Turks in difcipline and courage, have
been completely vittorious in every glints ; and as
I they are abundantly fupplied with money and
arnmunition, they will to a certainty drive the
Turks out of Egypt. The country people too are
unanimuuny in their favour, as the condua of the

Turks towards them has been more cruel and
opprefilve than even imagination can conceive.
a We are all heartily tired of Egypt and our al-
lies the Turks, but we are totally ignorant when
we are to evacuate this country, or what is to

become of us.
s' Baron DURUM, Lieutenant Colonel of De
Rolle's Regiment, died bare lately, after a fhort
illnefs."