Star.
London, England, 1802-03-09 00:00:00

I?L'SSIA

PITIIIIIVIION. Fit. a.—The Pr:fident of the
Criminal Court of the Government of the SloAo-
diC► tTkraine, the Counfcllor of State. Souzow,
has been difmitTed, on account of his non-obfer-
vance of the regular condi of proceedings in mat-
ters of Janice, on account of dcc 'lions not ground-
ed on the laws, and generally on account of his
negligence in his office.
The Erman% has canted it to be made known
to the Kmo of Swim*, that he %%Aled the lat-
ter would. as foon as poffible.. accede to the Con-
vention of the tyth of June, as in cafe of further
delay. other Relations might take place among
the Northern Courts. .

The EMI riaoa has appointed a particular Corn.
Mitt.:e on the quartering of the troops, of which
Prefoient is the Count Buznpross. _

The great pledurc of the peoßle, the Ice Palace,
which for many years pi& bas been eveeed on the
Neva, in the week called Butter Week, is this year
built on the Zarifina-Lug, between the Summer
Gardens of the Palaces of Michaelowitz and the
Marble Palace. The large magnificent fquare is
very convenient for the multitude of equipages,
amounting to feveral hundreds, which are accul-
tomed to frequent this feaft ; and as the entertain-
ment is now on Terra Firma, there is not the leaft
danger to be feared from the weaknefs of the ice.
Fur feveral days it has rained fo much, that it
almoi looks as it the Winter were altogether re-
tiring: a conftant South and Weft wind blows.
Ft a. 3.—There will dill continue here a Mini-
fter from the Electorate of Hanover. Count MuMS-
zt 11, who, at Frefent fills this pott, has already
hired a houfe by the year ; although it is laid that
another Minitter will loon arrive in his place. For
General Ilkouumt.z, who is expeeted here as
French Minitler, a bottle is alto taken. Colonel
CA ULIMCOV Ill' will remain here till his arrival.

As the Las of cleaion for the Grand Mailer!hip
cf Malta are arrived bete, this weighty butinefs
may loon be nansferred to Rome fur the deci-
lion of the PC)I. F.

Fr a. s.—The Enfirrrn SCHTSCII ER IN has inflitu-
tett a fait again(' the PrincefsBARAITINSII. native
hincels of Holilein-Beck, for having taken poi-
feflion of a parish and fcvcral villages in Hurfk,
as ileirels, which belonged to him. He has how.
ever had his claim rejected, and the Princcfs has
been adjudged to be the true proprietor of thole
polfe lions.
The Univerfity of Dorpat will, moll undoubted-
ly, be cat tied on, and has already colt the Nobili-
ty of Eilhonia and Livonia (thole of Courland
have withdrawa themfelves) already mere than
oc,ooo Rubles. Already tome learned Foreign-
ers, for example, liszet., of Gieiren, have been
iavit.Al and have arrived. From the Univerlity of
Molcow Dr. Settee's-axe, a fon of the celebrated
Hifiorian in Gottingen, has been invited hither,
with ca falary oftsco Rubles. On the part of
the EMPEROR, the Military Academy ereelcd in
Dorpat is particularly favoured and prote&ed.—
Similar Military Schools are erefted over the
whole Empire. The perrniffion which, under
.ct I. had been completely taken away, to viiit
f)r-ign Schools and Unieetlities, has been re-
Pored in the fullell manner. The Wines of a
Boolf-iler, which had been•formerly in like man-
n -r wholly annihilated, enjoys, in a great meafure,
confiderable freedom.—ln the mean time, how-!
ever, there is Rill much to do. The new ENS'S-
tot. nutwithilanding his incredible aßivity, is un-
able at once to reform all the abaft., and ill-judg-
ed applications of former laws, and open to every
h•umici; bank the door Rill that by the Cenfors.
Atwihrr peat difficulty is that Boas milt all
corn. tea. and therefore. dining the Winter,
what the conveyance by the B.iltie is blocked up,
the riench and G‘rnian. in Ittiffia mull entirely
Jill _c fe with all new arti les in Literature. The
p—roci difficulty, however, is that a -Rnflian
I.r e... • • rn.tins in lull for,, till it i. exprefsly re-
by anther, which as not yet tales place.