Star.
London, England, 1810-09-07 00:00:00

PROM THE

PARIS, Atli
His Majesty, on the 26th
which places at the disposal
Interior, a sum of 500,000
establishing manufacturers
,enconrarng the cultivation .
around it, and of promoting agriculture.
It is a remarkable circumstance,
and 16th a heavy snow fell in the
Tyrol, while much thunder was :
It was extremely cold at Augsburgh
'these days.
NAPLES, AVOUST
On the 2d instant, the head-q•
Joachim were still at Piale, where .
resided in an elegant pavilion, which
days has been built there, of wood.
On the Ist inst. 18 new-built,
hence for Castle-a-Mare—twenty
with the greatest activity.
In the latter end of July, several
war, some from Malta and some
tered Messina. One of them, of,
bore a Rear-Admiral's
Heavy artillery is constantly ,
and by eater, from our arsenals,
ther a landing in Sicily is serious"
tiler the preparations for it are
dem-mstration, to engage the attention
and, by giving employment to -
and sea tortes, keep them awal
subject on which the public opinion
Royal Cunp
ORDER OP THE

The battle fought against the
by the marine, is worthy of praise.
ezprissed his satisfaction to the
commanded by M. Bassan—to
frigates, Bougoord, Cosa, and
of the Royal Guards—and
the Custom house who took part
dart of the marine vessel of the
set. and M. M. Visco, third Pilot,
gon-boat 10.5, particularly distinguished
The General of Division and
(Signed)
Camp of

Captain Bassan, who commands a considerable
p In of the Neapolitan flotilla, got under sail to.day,
with the Commerce de Naples, to make trial of the
currents in the channel. During two hours that his
vessel was under sail, 14 or IS of the enemy's gun-
boats, that wished to interrupt his movements, fired
upon him above 200 cannon shots, all at a short dis-
tance, without appearing, however, to excite his no.
tice. All the land batteries and a frigate fired also
upon him, but without any effect. Captain Bassan;
after having completed his experiment, returned
quietly to resume his place in the line of anchorage.

Camp of Piak, August 7,1810.

General Stuart wished this day to renew his attack.
He sent fifty gun-boats and five bombs against a part
our flotilla which is stationed at Pezzo. Captain
Bassan went to meet than with his division, and com-
pelled them, after an action of three hours, to sheer
off, and seek an asylum on the opposite coast. One
of their gun-boats, which had been dismasted, very
narrowly escaped falling into our hands. We saw
several of their launches go to the bottom, and they
were obliged to tow off three other of their gun-boats
that were damaged. On eur part the canoe of the
royal guard only, commanded by M. Gra.sset, was
upset by a shot, but brought to land in a condition to
be repaired. Our loss in this affair has been only five
men in killed or wounded.

SCILL A, AUGUST t.
This evening a telegraphic dispatch bas announced
to the King the arrival of the Queen in this kingdom
on the 2d inst.

GENOA, AUGUST 2.
Ships which have arrived here within these
days bring information that the English fleet
critizing between Toulon and Corsica : a small
my's squadron, of four sail, is also cruizin
horn ; the navigation of our coast is, therefore,
what disturbed by the vicinity of the enemy-

LEGHORN, AUGUST 7.
Letters received yesterday from Marseilles
that the English fleet, which is cruizing off
has been lately reinforced, and consists at present
'lB sail of the line.

An English line of battle ship and two frigates
cruizing in sight of our port, and prevent all r
ships from entering the same.

SEMLIN, AUGUST 4.

The action fought by the Servians in the
bourhood of Deligrad was very bloody, and
Georges, Commander of the Servians, has demanded
reinforcements, as the Turks have augmented
force by all the detached corps which they haw
able to collect ; new actions equally sanguinary
of course expected on this side. Unfortunatel;
country is much. eahansted.
PEST, AUGUST f.
It is repotted that the Pacha of Rudschncl
succeeded in surrounding a Russian corps of
men who were besieging that fortress, that 7
700 of them, and made 7500 prisoners. Other
say, that a division of the squadron of the
Pacha has advanced as far as Kilia, in Bessarabia,
and taken possession of a Russian convoy
from Oczakoff.

BERLIN, AUGUST IS.
The Ex-King of Sweden having been informed.
that as a traveller and incognito he could
Russia without a passport from a Russian
at some foreign Court, has come here to ask
port from the Russian Ambassador at our Court
this Minister having declared he doubted whether
ought to take upon himself the responsibility •
ing a traveller of this importance toPetersburgh
'out first having obtained the sanction of his tJ
went, and several persons having represented
Swedish Prince the improbability of the success
application to the Court of Russia, or the incon
Fence of going in person to Petersburgh, we are
ed that this Prince has determined to write a
the Emperor of Russia. Hitherto he appears
low no determined plan, and to have no
view by this measure but the rcsolutioa of re of
Ito 81yitaxelqad.

PRZATIF P4PERS.
S, AUGUST tv.
26th of July, issued a decree
isposal of the Minister of ti
1,000 francs for the purpose
urers in the city of Rome, ami
ration of cotton in the countries
rioting agriculture.
:ircumstance, that on the lsilt
w fell in the mountains of the
under was heard in the vallies.
d at Augsburgh during hoot
ES, Ai;GUST 6. •
the head-quarters of our Kin,
Pialc, where his Royal Majesty
pavilion, which within these few
ere, of wood.
new-built gun-boats sailed from
re—twenty others are finishing
Pity.
F July, several English ships cd
a and some from Palermo, en.
pf them, of about 50 or 60 gunk
's flag.
:onstantly going, both by land
it arsenals, to Calabria. Wk.
y is seriously intended, or whe.
for it are only a well-conceived
age the attention of the enemy,
)yment to a part of their land,
them away from Spain—is I
while opinion is divided.
Royal Camp at Peale, August S.
OP TILE DAY.
against the enemy on the 4th,
thy of praise. HL Majesty has
ion to the divisions of gun-boats
Bassin—to the Captains of the
Cosa, and St. Caprais—to the
lards—and to the Scorridors of
o took part in it. The Lieute-
.ssel of the Royal Guard, Gras.
I, third Pilot, Commanding the
ilarly distinguished themselves.
sif Division and Chief of the Staff,
igned) Count Gamest.
Camp of ?late, August 6, tem
rho commands a considerable
a flotilla, got under sail to•day,
de Naples, to make trial of the
el. During two hours that his
14 or IS of the enemy's gun.

. Captain
1, and cons.
s, to sheer
lan. One
fisted, very
We saw
, and they
gun-boats
moe of the
rasset, was
ondition to
en only five
announced
is kingdom
these few
leet is still
small enc.
ig off Leg-
fore, some.
ly.
!Illes state,
off Toulon,
t present of
frigates are
merchant
the ne;gh•
and Czerni
demanded
ented their
have been
uinary are
[lately, the
;chuck has
of 10,000
t he killed
:her reports
le Caput*
Bessarabia,
oy coming
informed.
d not enter
in Minister
k this pass.
Court ; but
whether he
ity of bend-
purgh with•
its unreel.
fed to the
:cess of this
inconveni.
are assure
a letter to
ears to to!-
) object ;n
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