Star.
London, England, 1802-03-11 00:00:00

AMERICAN PAPERS.

I.,:terlay, we received New-York Papers to the
• • Il of January, but they do not contain any news
t Importance. There is no account from the Well
i dies, except a letter, dated the 3oth of Decem•
r, from St. Domingo, which was at that time
c•mplete tranquillity. TOUSSAINT was then
.1 !iis tour; and the report of his death Teems to
n very vague authority. The fappofition is,
• I.e uas waylaid by Moysx's party, as he ge-
.:.illy tras•elled without guards.

Mi . Fox is to go down to the Houfe of Commons
7-1 morrow or Monday, to move the new writ for
r... Borough of Tacitlock. Mr. Pamir FRANCIS
Gentleman who will fucceed the Duke of
F • "ORD in that reprefentation.
!t is now reported that the French fleet and
.trmv are to extend their views and operations be-
s ond the Weft Indies : that a part of the Ameri-
C.All continent is their objeft.
A Correfpondent, who pretends to good in-
formation, fays, that if BONAPARTE keeps Italy and
Elba, we retain Malta; and that if France does not
part seitli her (lice of the Brazils, we do not give
np fadeira.—This is certainly the leaf} we can
Lave for an equivalent. We !hall only add our
willies that it may be fo.
Policies are now doing in the City, offering 35
gaineir. to receive one hundred, in cafe the Den-
naive Peace is not figned and ratified in the courfe
of the prelim month.
A Ictter from the Hague fays, that Marquis
Cor 'maws has demanded at Amiens in what
lht the loans were confidered which the Houle
Außria had negotiated in England, and which
had been Inortgaged upon Belgium ? It was re•
/lied, that there loans would belong to that clefs
s.iticli is to remain at the charge of Außria.
According to the lalt letters from the Hague,
a agPut of the PRINCE of ORANGE has lately ar-
rised in that city, who, after having had feveral
conferences with the principal members of the
government, returned to Oranienßein. Some or
the old fervants of the Stadtholder have likewife
lately left Holland to repair to him in Germany.
General MURAT has remitted the payment of
the arrears due to the French Government by the
Italian Republic; amounting to about two millions
and a half of franks. This is Rated to be a va-
/J0.% proof of the friendfhip which unites that Re-
public to France.l
General Mu a AT, aware of all the fatri flees which
the Italian Republic has made for the fupport of the
?Tench army, has Med the following Arrite, as a
tellimony of the friendfh;p Which exifts between
the two nations :
Art. I. The fun of ajoo,uo franks, tieing the value of the
nitional propeny,not yet alienated, for completing the B,ozioxon
granted to the French army, in virtue of the Leginative Aft of
. the 7th Ventofe of the gth year. (Feb. s 6, dot) is hereby left
at the abfolute difpofal of the Vice Prefident of the Italian
All Ads, not ftsidtly carrefrading with the above,
to be eonedered u nun and The proper aims are
charged with thee:gentian of this Arrate. (Signed) MURAT.
A requifition, figned by Cenral Liverymen;
was yellerday prefented to the Loan MAYOR, re-
quefling him to convene a Common Hall for the
purpofe of petitioning Parliament for a repeal of
the Income Tax. His Lordthip has appointed
Friday morning for his anfwer.
The peerage of the Bergman funny has be-
come min& by the death of the late Vifcount.
Lord ARCHIBALD HAMILTON is arrived in town
from his regiment in Scotland, on his way to Paris,
from whence he will accompany home the Marquis
of DOUGLAS.
The alterations at the Pavilion of his Royal
Highnefs the Prince of WALES, at Brighton, are
going on with the greateft adivity. The work-
men, without doors, are bulled in making a fweep
for carriages up to the eolonade ofthe Sterne front;
and in planting a great variety of exotic and other
lambs ahnnt the borders.
Monday ic'nnight the troop of Royal Irifb, or
4th Dragoon Guards, commanded by Lieutenant
GEORGE BROME, which had been quartered at
Auchtcrmuchty theft three months pa% marched
for Perth.
The Nottingham regiment of Militia have
marched from Dunbar, Dunfe, &c. for England.
The detachment of the Royal regiment of Ar-
tillery Rationed at Leith Fort, failed on Wednef-
day for Woolwich. They are Paid to be dellined
fur the Well-Indies.
Serjeant Stamm, who fo nobly fucceeded in
carrying off the colours of BONAPARTE'S invinci-
bles, is a native of Forres, where he was enlifted
into his Majefly's fervice about twelve years ago.
His father and mother are Rill living, but, for
years pall, the father has been obliged, from old
age and infirmity, to give over the bufinefs of a
wheel wright, and has depended folely upon the
bounty of the public.
The Oratorio of the Me rah attrailed, and well
deferved, a crowded houfc at Covent Garden UR
Light.
The forthcoming Strawlerry-hill Comedy is not
the produdion of the Hon. Mrs. DAMaz. It was
found among the papers of the late Lord ORFORD,
and th.: author is unknown.
Friday, the Magifirates of Edinburgh fentenced
Nenry 3Jroo4v,il failor, to two months imprifonnsent
in Bridewell, for throwing a bottle on the Rage
of the Theatre from the Upper Gallery, as formerly
mentioned in this paper.
Loam. FASHIONS.—Lace Caps, with a bunch
of white ribbon at the fide, and another in front.
white Satin Hats, with Reel or gold loops,turned
up in front with two white feathers. Purple Satin
Hats, with buff feathers turned up in front with a
pearl or diamond loop. Purple and green farfnet
Rion Felines, trimmed round with broad black
lace. Short white Patin mantuas for the Opera,
trimmed with broad white lace. Silver muffin
Robes, with Petticoats of white fattener. A
long piece of white farfenet lightly fpangled,
and brought from the left (boulder over the
right fide of the bofom ; to felloon up at the
fame fide, and defcend to the bottom of the pet.
ticoat in a gradual !lope. Turbans of white, yel-
low, or blue crape, ornamented with pearls, to be
Hated on one fide, and to fall in a bell fhape over