Star.
London, England, 1802-09-22 00:00:00

On the 25th and 26th we had a molt dreadful
thunder Ilorm, which In. violence and duratk,n ex-
ceeded any thing within the memory of the oldefl
perfons here. Much mifchief is faid.to have been
done in the country: at the dillance of 6o walls
hence, in the diarill of Oranienbourn,the hail was
fo large as to kill many (beep in the fields.
The Town of Makerjow, in the Government of
Kaftroma, which was wholly confumed by fire on
the loth of May, has received from the Emperor a
I grant of 20,000 roubles, free of interell, to be re-'
paid in 15 years. Seventy perfons alto who have
moll fuffered have received a prefent of 300 roubles.
A whole village Ras been burnt by lightning in
this neighbourhood. The florins this year have
I been uncommonly violent. _

HAMauacu, SLIT. t7.—According to form,
reports Augiburg will be given to Bavaria ; Ra-
tilbon to the High Chancellor, Archbifhop of
Mayence; and Wetzlar to the Imperial Chamber
ofjutlice. The remaining five large lmperialCities,
Hamburgh, Lubeck, Bremen, Frankfort, and
Nuremberg, will then come into the College of
Princes.

BERLIN, SEPT. 7.-. M. W. VON HOMEOLT goes
in a day or two to Rome, where he is to refide as
Ambaffador from our Court. He has Tome previous
bufinefs in Milan and Florence.
Count Goiz, who goes as our Ambaflador to
St. Peteriburgh, has already paffed Konieberg.
Count WITGINSTEIN, High Steward to her
MAJESTY the Queen Dowager, and Royal Pruf-
fian Ambafador at. the Court of Caffel, is going
to Rad'bon on the affairs of his Houfe, which has
alfo claims to make in the approaching fettlement
i)f the indemnities.

The Imperial Knitter, Count STADIOII, has re-
ceived communications by exprefs from his Court
which have given occafion to numerous confea
rences with the King's Minifters in Berlin.

Sur. 4.—The king, who is now at Parez, is
ezpeaed the I 7th at Charlottenburg, to be prefent
at the autumnal review of the garrifon of this city,
by Field Martha MOLLIIIDOLVT ; when the He-
reditary Prince and Princefs of Mecklenbotur
Schwerin are alfo expeeed.

On Friday next his MAJESTY will review the
Scotch Greys, on Wimbledon Common, and on
the Friday following the 13th Light Dragoons on
the fame ground. _ _

The Imo is making great alterations in Wind-
for Cattle, the infide of which is modernizing, for
the purpolk of making the apartments habitable
for the ROYAL FAMILY. When compleated, there
is an intention of razing the Q_ueen's Houle to the
ground.
Advices were yefterday received in town that
Mr. PITT was declared out of danger, and is in a
fair way of recovery.
Ma. Fox.—ln a French Journal it is mentioned
that on the 16th Mr. Fox, and the party at Paris '
with him affifted at the extraordinary fitting which
took place at the Tribunate. A few minutes be-
fore the opening of the fitting, Citizen BOYER.
Captain of the Guard to the Tribunate, advanced
to Mr. Fox, wbo was in one of the adjoining rooms,
and addreffed him in the following terms : lam
one, Sir, of 200 French Officer:o4lo, in the year
3, were prifoners at Portchefter. We applied to
you ; you had the generofity to exert your eta-
quence in our favour. On a fudden our chains
were broken, and we were almoft free. This be
nefit will never be forgotten by my companions in
misfortune : but I am at prefent happier than they
are, becaufe I am able to declare to•you publicly
my gratitude. I intreat you to add to it, if it be
poilible, by condefcending to accept my weak but
finccre exprefficin of it." Mr. Fox appeared to be
much affeaed by this aft of gratitude. He re-
plied with a motion expreffive of modefty...." Oh,
Sir—yes - I recollea.'

The Engin Newfpapers are not only forbidden
in France, but the fame reariaion has been laid
upon them throughout Belgium.
General Lasses, it appears, has met with a
very unfavourable reception on his return to Paris.
Inftead of having his wrongs redrered by BONA•
rears, he has been exiled to his country feat in
Normandy. His fucceffor at the Court of Lilbon
is not yet appoitred, though it is•now clear that
the amicable rAiti .ns of the two countries will
fuffer no interruption.
Letters from Madrid, dated Auguft 31, fay,
"Their Majellies the KING and %/R&M, and the
Royal Family, made their enti y into Saragoffit on
the 23d of A ugua. They were received amidti
difcharges of artakry, by an immenfe concourfe
of people, who lined the road for shove a league.
The greateajoy was manifeaed upon the occalion ;
the atr refounded with cries of " Long live the
King, the Qtieen, and the Royal Family!" Their
M ey as?' es were lodged in the Archbilhop's Palace.
At night the city wag illuminated."
On Friday nest Mrs. Summits makes her firit
appearance at the Bata Theatre, in the Tragedy
of the Gafeyer t—Mrs. Bow*, Mrs. Strinoes—
Bevarky, Mr. TemPo's.
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TultATltiim.rbilli.jOaDAN appear-
ed lift night in she chassaa of Peggy in the COIll•
try Girl, her original petforautnce, which laid the
Aoudad°. of that celebrity as a Comic Afirefdtbe
has fo defervedly attained.. She acquitted herfelf
is tbefaste4tgeodfmatchlefs excellence which has
ever dials) her. Mr. Waouowron was the
reprefontauvs of Welly t the other Calls of the
Play &radii no room for obfervation. The Houfe
ja
bet was * very toad one for