Star.
London, England, 1802-11-30 00:00:00

fupport of the &pity of the High wee lot,
alledging, that the lvantages fecured to them are
by no means equal to this burden. It is not pro-
bable that this will produce much effeEt, any more
than the proteftation of the Kum of DENMARK as
Duke of Holftein, again& the ceffion of the peel
lions of Hanover, lying within the territory of
Hamburgh, to that city.
OSN AS URGI Nov. ta.—Our fate is at length de-
cided, and our wifhes, thank Heaven, are fulfiUed.
We are nowfubjeas of the heft of Kings.--Gspats a
the Third is our Sovereign. On the Bth, a bat-
4alion of the sth Hanoverian regiment of foot
marched in under Colonel Cum., with two can•
non and lighted matches.—Three fquadrons of
horfe were quartered at Belm, at an hour's diftance
from hence. On the gth, the Citizens alrembled
by beat of drum, under arms, to receive with fly-
ing colours, and other tokens of honour, M. von
Ateraswatarr, the Minifter of State. At. three
o'clock he- arrived, with feveral other perfons in
his fuite, and was received with a difcharge of ar-
tillery at the gate, by the Citizens and Senate ;
a Deputation prefented to him the five filver keys
of the City on a filver falver, with a fhort fpeech,
which he received, but immediately returned them
with the anfwer, that he hoped they would be
ufed as honourably as hitherto. The Hanoverian
Light Dragoons then furrounded his carriage, and
he proceeded amidtt thoufands of people calling
huzza, anc. the mufic playing " God rave the
King," and -44 Rule Britannia," through the
double files•of the City Guard to the Cattle, where
the foldiers were on parade.
BE LIN, Nov. 3.ESSAID BEY EFF ENDl,Turkifh
Charge d'Affaires, is going back to Conftantinople,
and has already had his audience of leave.
The Ruffian High Chamberlain, NARISCII KIN,
is arrived here, with the intention of flaying fime
months. His family is one of the first in Ruffia,
and related to the Emperor.

Nov. O.—The EnglifhAmbairador, Mr. Jacx
sow, is arrived here.

The day befoKc yefterday a convention, conclud-
ed between our Court and the Batavian Repub-
lic, was publiflicd here ; by which the King cedes
to the Republic Saewenaer, Hunfen, and Malburg,
as was flipulated in the Convention between
Frince and Pruflia of the 23d May. The prefent
Convention is figned by Count HAUGWITZ and
Citizen HULTMANN.

Sr. PATERSBURGH, OCT. 29...-PriflCe WILLIAM
of Gcouck.STSlt departs to-morrow for Stockholm.

Field Marftial Count NI cocx s Iva sow Z
Sec-
riceow has received a molt gracious Refcript
from the Emperor, on occafion of his being re-
leafed from the office of Minifter at War, in con-
fequence of his great age, exprefEng the Empe-
ror's gratitude for his long and faithful fervices,
particularly in his own education, and defiring the
farther aid of his advice mid experience, as far as
his weak health and great age will allow.
COPIEN HAGEN, Nov. 13.—By a letter from FTC..
dericfnagor we are informed, that the inhabitants
celebrated the birth-day of the Crown Prince in
the molt brilliant manner, and invited to this Na-
tional fellivity the Officers of the Englifh troops
who have marched in there.

The freight of !hips in the Mediterranean is not
fo much fallen since the Peace as was expeEted.—
Eighty mares per laft are paid from Hamburgh
to Mama ; and a Danith fhip of 67# lafts, which
was lately freighted from Genoa to Alexandretta,
and back again, received sOOO Spann piaftres for
freight.

A new plan of finance is in agitation, by which
not only tile yearly diminution of the National
Debt will be much promoted, but alto proper re-
gulations made concerning the finking fund, and
the pay of the civil officers.
Numerous complaints having been made both
by foreign and native merchants that in the pack-
ages fent with goods from Lubeck and Kiel, fome
part of the merchandife marked in the Bill of
Lading is from time to time miffing, an Ordinance
of the Bth ilia. affures a reward of zoo rixdollars
to every perfon who alai] difcover any robbery or
other fufpicious condu& refpeeting fuch merchan•
dife, whether it be in the laud carriage from Lu-
beck and Kiel to Hamburgh, or in the palfage by
fea from the Paid places to Copenhagen.
Laft month two (hips with Ruffian produaions,
coming fiom Archangel, and bound to Holland,
were wrecked in the Bay of Dronthtim : very
little of the cargoes was faved.
RATISBON, NOV. i3.—The Deputation of the
Empire held to-day its 27th Sitting. The Direc-
torial Minifler of Mentz communicated to it a
Note from the Minifters of the Mediating Powers,
containing the modifications which they have
judged neceffary to make in the general plan of
Indemnities.

FRONTIERS OP SWITZERLAND, Nov. fp—Be-
tide the arretts which have been already mention-
ed, the French Government bas ordered the arra
of the Patricians SINNER, EaLaca, WATTLYILLE,
and MAY, of Berne, and fome other adive perfons
in the (mailer Cantons. Many of thefe have al-
ready been arrefted, and have been conveyed t