Star.
London, England, 1802-07-26 00:00:00

HAMBURG"! MAIL.

MILAN, JUNE 29.—The POPE has returned the
vilit made him by the new King of SARDINIA at
Rome. In the Republic of Genoa, the Nobility
are entirely abolifhed, and the Great Council con.
fijis only of Literati and Merchants. A new Re-
volution was lately on the point of breaking out
in the Nand of Cephalonia, but the plot was
timciy discovered, and 17 of the principal authors
of it arrefted and imprifoned.
VIENNA, JULY 7.—A French Courier has
brought the laa plan of indemnification, which
likewife contains the indemnities for Auaria. It
is aliened here, with great confidence, that the
dignity of Eleaor will be conferred on the Arch-
duke CHARLES, as Grand Mailer of the Teutonic
Order. It is added, that his Royal Highnefs the
Archduke Joins will be appointed Prefident of
the Council of War, inftead of the Archduke
CHARLES.

Iterisrox, JULY 9.—Laft night the Pruffian
Courdellor of Legation, M. KAUFMANN, received
a Courier from Berlin, with inftruftions to fup.
port, in the ftrongeft manner, in the name of his
?ruffian Majelly, the propoiltion of Citizen LE-
CHER, that no vacation should be admitted, and
that the Deputies of the Diet ()lonia not leave the
city in the prefent conjuncture, the French Go.
vernment being about to make an important com-
munication to the Diet, which had for its tibial
the fulfilment of the Treaty of Lunevillc. The
hlinifters of Bavaria and Baden have likewife con-
curred with the declaration of his Pruffian
CONSTANTINOPLIE, MAY t 6.—A numerous
corps of troops is colleßing in the environs cf thi.
capital. This corps is defined to ail spina
the infurgcnts, who lay wattle the countries of
European Turkey. It will begin its march in a
few days.
MAY 29.—Anarchy and revolt now reign
throughout almoft all the provinces of Turkey ;
this Empire feems to tend rapidly towards its dif-
folution. In Egypt the Beys have acquired !itch
flrength, that they are able to meet the GRAND
VIZIER with equal forces; the Divan has even
received inHlgence within thefe few days, that
that Genera. nas been beaten. In Europe the
danger is (fill :pore imminent: while Pas swa
OG'.01! is advancing with rapid &ides in Walla-
chia, Giotto' OSMAN PACHA, to cover the opera-
tions of the former, occupies the environs of
Adrianople with a numerous body, which is duly
augmented by the inhabitants of that country,
who are conftrained to join the enemy to avoid
the molt cruel treatment. In this (late cf things
it is eaty to conceive what mutt be the ernbarralf-
ment of the Government. Menaced even in his
rail:nee, the GRAND SIGNIOR has ordered all the
troop. tube coll-siled in the utmost
Thefe troops, which form an tin:live body id
op,coo men, have began their ;march under the
orders of the CAPIrAN PAC HA. The Divan af•
femblcs. ant holds lung eiikuffions every day.—
Various changes in the Miniftry have been pro-
poled, but fuels meafures would only increafe the
number of the malcontents, and reinforce the
party of the rebels. A great Court has adviled
the Sultan to apply to a neighhintring power for
aid to extinguith the flames cf revolt ' • but this
propolal has not been accepted. Thus the Porte,
Ending ;dell without refources, hefitates be-
tween the facrifice, even though that is uncertain,
of a portion of its territory, and the almoft inevi-
table ruin of its whole empire.
Joke 12.—in the beginning of this month the
whole city of Conflantinople was in the utmost
alarm. Intelligence had been received of the ir—
ruption of the troops of PAsswAN Oceou into
Wallachia ; and at the. time time advice' came
that the rebellions Pacha of Rornelia. GIORGI OS-
MAN PAC A, had advanced with his troops to
KirkeklifTe. It was rumoured that •his intention
was. in conjnation with tome other revolted Turk-
ills Commanders,to advance agai n ft Con (hint; nople.
A panic terror immediately kited the city. All
the troop, here and in the vicinity, amounting in
the whole to about 40,000 men, antting which
were five regiments of JanilEiries, were or.
dered to occupy, as fpeedily as pollible, all the
avenues try 'nnftantinople. The CAP ITAN PAC HA
put himiilf at the head' of tilde troops.• Soule
ill difpofed perfons fpread a report, that on the ill
intl. the day on which the Janiffitries were to re-
ceive their pay, a formal rebellion would break
out. All the markets and (hops were, therefore,
on that day, shut up by order of the Government,
and numerous patroles paraded the Rreets. The
day. however, pallid over without any difttirb-
ance, and the alarm greatly fubfided when it was
known that the Janiftaries had received their pay
in the pretence of the GRAND Sstontoa without
(hewing any fymptoms of difeuntent.• • ihe troops
of the rebellious Pacha GIORGI OSMAN, about Soo()

ritmber, 'Amite retired from KirkeililTh on the
approach of the Turkifh army.
We ;lbw know with certainty that the rebellions
Paella Glosci OMAN, who was Carly reported
to be in conneetirin with Passwais Ov.t.ou, has
fubmitted, and has written a letter to-the CAP ITAN
PACHI, to declare his willingnefs to obey all the
orders of the GRAND SEIGNIOR : he only requelts
payment of the arrears due to his troops, which
will be imnraiately fent him. The troops under
the orders of this Pacha will now join the Expe-
dition againit PAIIWAN OGLoV, of the army em-
ployed, in which the CA PITAN PACN♦ will be Com-
mander in Chief.

The GRAND Viz Is a has left Egypt, and arrived
at Aleppo. He is expeted here very foon.

LONDON.