Star.
London, England, 1802-03-20 00:00:00

DUTCH V.ATI..

morning arrived a Dutch Mail, from which
we have made the following extrads :
Letters from Conflantinople late, that'Osmsn,
the Pacha of Bofnia, has openly declared himfelf
for Pssswan Oosou, and is marching to Adrian-
ople.

HAMMON, Match 9.—Two Great German
Courts are now endeavouring. by State Papers, to
demonarate, in the beg manner poffinie, the prin-
ciple! of their demands.—The KING of ENGLAND
has received the half of the expences occafioned
by the refidence of the Pruffian troops in Hanover•
which amount in the whole to a million of dollars.

PITIRSIIHRGHt MARCH 2.—The following or:
der of the EMPEROR to Count RUMANZOFT is of
the laft year, but as it fo much evinces the cha-
nger of that Prince, the publication of it will
perhaps not come too late :

Count NIcoLAY PETROYITSCM.—At firft I had
only learned by report, but by inquiries afterwards
made, and information received upon the fpot, I
am myfelf convinced, that the road to Mofeow,
which was mended a Mort time before my Journey,
was not free for all travellers to pats, as one
half of it was referred for me alone, but
the other half, which is in a very wretched con-
dition, was allotted for the ufe of all travellers,
who, from the badnefs of the road, were expofed
to every kind of inconvenience—Now I well
know, that this proceeding, fo direlly contrary
to my will, did not take place under your ad-
miniftration. I therefore write to you with a
view, that you may make it known to the Of-
ficers appointed for the keeping of this road in
order, how improvidently they have aged, in this
cafe, and that they have altogether loft fight of
the principle, that as, on the one hand, it is life-
ful and necefrary to keep the roads in order and
good condition, it is on the other juft, that every
one, without diftinaion of rank, fhould be able
to ufe them. I affure mvfelf that under your
adminiftration of this department, nothing of
the fame kind will happen in future, which
mull operate to the difadvantage of travellers,
or to the diminution of a right, which ought to
be general and equal to all without exception.

ALE X•NDill.

Yellerday morning their Wits-rite and the
P►ctactssss left town for Windfor.

His MAJINTY will hold a Levee on Wednefday
next for the Foreign AmbafTadors and Noblemen
at St. James's Palace.
Wednefday lag an embarkation of Soo Ger-
man Recruits tools place at Cowes for Jamaica, to
join the different battalions of the both regiment.
At the fame time, Major General Haltom- direded
a fine company of Dutch Artillerymen to proceed
in the Ceres frigate for the fame gland.
In confequence of the vigorous preparations
tarrying on at the different dock-yards in this
kingdom, a (mall veffel was fent lag week by a
company of Oyfter Merchants to Cancalle and
St. Cas, to recall a number of veffels now en•
gaged in purchafing (liters to lay on the banks
of -Eifel and the Medway. Many are fince re-
turned, fnmc half loaded, and fome in ballet I

A letter from Paris of the 23d of February, in
the Hamborgil Carrefpondent of the 6th of March,
rays with little probability, that—" after the De-
finitive Treaty the Scheldt is to remain Ibut, and
that the ill Inds of St. Lucia and Tobago are to be
ceded to England, in payment of the expences of
maintaining the French prifoners."
Sir RICHARD WORSLIY is making fome magni-
ficent improvements at his feat at Appulder-
combe, in the Ifle of Wight ; he has latcly received
from Italy, via Spain, four large paintings, Paid to
be worth from 15 to 20,0001. which efcaped the
touch of LOHAPARTII.

Mr. CoTrERELL has nearly completed his addi-
tions and improvements at his beautiful villa,
/Newtown Mount Cotterell, near Bewdley.
Mrs. BL AND is engaged to fing at Vauxhall the
enfuing ft a:on.
Pic Xi( i. fuppofed to be derived from Picassisnr,
a term which the Negroes in the Weft indica apply
to their injantr.
Nothing can be a ftrong,er proof of the impro-
per pradices in the Flour 1 rade, than that the
moment the orders were ;trued for vidualling our
&sits, there was a fcarcity of Corn at market; and
i.r.ce then the prices have regularly rifen.
On Monday night lafl the Fighting-Cocks pub-
lic-houfe, at Clay-Hall, near Haflar Hofpital,
Portfmouth, caught fire lay fome accident, and
was entirely deflroyed.
The Keeper of Rochefler Gaol, and one of his
affiftants, returning from Chelmsford, where he
:.ad bctr. for the purpofe of conveying back to that
ycvws Aylmer, who recently efcaped from his
ody, and was apprehended at Clare, on Sunday
nicrning, lit off in a port-chaife, and had only
;;ore about live miles on the Sudbury road, when
the Goaler (uttered the Poll-boy to flop, and jump-
ing inflantly out of the chaife, apprehended another
; runner, who efcaped at the fame time, whom be
^bferved walking on the turnpike-road, and at-
to.mptt:ig to get up behind the chaife.
ENGLII;I S reTE-LoTrtar.---Seventcenth Day.
--No. 34-145, a Prize of 2oocl.—Nos. 560 04,
and To!, Pr' tes of Sol. each.
The Tit,:et No. 34,445, drawn a Prize of zoocil.
yefterd.q. was fold and regifttred at Port's Office,
Royal-Ev,hange, being the Fourth frnall Capital
input d (f at that Office pending the preti:nt Lot-
tery. X.l the four so,ocol. are Rill in the %.4‘ heel ;
','lc of thua, however, is determinable by next
,:dnTfdar's firft-drawn Ticket, and the oslt!s arc
three to on,: that it will be amongft the number
1 regiftcred, or tharcd at Pors's 66 Fortunate
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