Star.
London, England, 1801-09-15 00:00:00

LONDON.

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15.
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Among the following communications with
which we have been favoured, and which arrived
by the laft mail, out readers will find feveral ar-
ticles well worthy a perufal ;
BATRIUTH, AUGUST 30, 1801,-The public pa-
pers having circulated fo many Elle reports
of an intended arreft of General Picts scan, and
of the aaual arreft of Anne other eminent French
emigrants, it will, I hope, not be unacceptable to
you, to hear the true account of this event, fo far
as it happened under my own eyes :—The 7th of
July we received an order from the Cabinet of
Berlin, by which the Government of our Province
was charged to feize immediately a certain num-
ber of Emigrants, amongft whom were P,cHac . v.
his Aide•cle-camp DECH•SIPS, the Ex-Conftituent
ARDIS., and the famous Mrs. Mussy!
The order was executed the next day at ten
o'clock at night, but fame of the perfons oamed
were not to be found. PICIIRGRU had left Bay-
reuth fix days before ; alfo his Aid-de-Camp, who
had gone upon journey with the Divorced Ma-
dame B , a well known Lady of this town;
BA t TO LIT was gone to a watering place where he
(till remains.—Therefore only Gs could be appre- I
htnded, viz. the two PRICYS or Pxitaias, uncle,'
and nephew, Leveeswws, Its ar ax.CoLort pa ss,who
had a &timed the name of DURAND, the fon of the
Miniller of War of Lswr s XVIII. as he is called,
Count LA CHAPELLE, who had alunsed the title of
Comte SILLS UL de GRUMBAUM, and Frt.tx called
Tit UltOT, and fometimes Kau FM ANN.

The papers of the prifoners were feized direaly,
and their property the following day. But there
was left to each what was neceffary for them, and
particularly to the family Pesci( or PERRIN, which
retained every thing that belonged to the
LAV•ILEMNE was already in dillrefs, fo that but
little could be taken from him; and his fmallibondle
was entirely left to him. The confifcated goods
of the reft were brought to the Chancery. They
had all very few papers; and the thre.oxes which
are reprefented as having been found at Durar,d's
or Imbert-Colommes, are only a fabrication of
fome of the Newfpapers to amide their readers.
All the prifoners were placed in very good
rooms in the new palace, and it was the aft of the
military alone, by which all (harp inftruments were
taken from them. At firft they had not permit.-
lion to fee each other or their families; but nine
days afterwards a new order was received from
Berlin, not to treat them as prifoners who had
committed any crime againft Government; their
wives and children were conduaed to them, and
pen, ink, and every thing die allowed them.-
-However, notwithflanding their prefent mild
treatment, they became every day more importu•
nate, and made new demands. A great number
of Confeffors, friends, &c. came to vifit them, and
as this could not be allowed, they made a great
noife. The guards were at tuft with them in the
fame room ; but now they remain at the door, and
they are reduced from four men to one, for each
prifontr—The eldeft have feveral rooms, and the
money found on them is now refiored to each.—
Their trial is not yet opened, and it is nut decid-
ed, whether they are to be profecuted here or in
France. They with here.—Our Government
withcs to deliver :hem over to the French, but
II Boa APART& fcems not to have great deltic to re-
ceive them. lie may not be wrong, for the fpitit
f party would be railed more or lefs at fuch a
tiial.

PICH GILL, lived one mile from hence, but
winter he came to town, where he took a very
(mail both. Sometimes Ilk made little excurfion•
and took commonly the name of Jacoa or P/TIRS,
Ol,ly 24 hours before the order of arra arrived,
his Aid.de•Camp had fet off under the name of
Pom 14 ER, and he is to live now in Suabia.

BERN, AUGUST 27.—We are very much slaw
prized at the fudden recall of the French Minifter
RRINNARD. This was not at all expelled, either
by the Minifter or our Government, and no body
knows the true reafon. It is very ftrange that the
hliiiifl.r himfelf, till this very moment, knows no.
thing more about it, than only what the Afwri,ntr
mentions, whether he be really recalled, and Whe-
ther he (hall have another diplomatic employment
or not. All this is myffetioue ; but it however (hews
the plan which BONAP•R es urfues snore than
any thing dfe. Ri ISHARD was feleeted by SIS Is.
He was the perfon whom SIRT.II faid •: " C'efl
feule homme, qui entre dans pies ideas;" (this
is the only m•m, who enters into m) ideas), and
thus he mounted to the lirl4 chug( in the Repub-
lic, next to the 0-imbues; he became Minifter of
Foreign Affairs: but asfoon astbemifuuderPaneling
• 'ls Bo ,a.trc were prilartni the 18!h Frudider.