Star.
London, England, 1802-02-15 00:00:00

DUTCH AND HAMBURGH MAILS.

PETERSDURCH, JAW. t has been remarked,
that for fome time pall, the Imperial Milliners
have had frequent conferences with the Swedifh
Amball'ador. It is thence fuppofed that the ac-
ceffion of Sweden to the convention concluded at
St. Peteriburgll on the 7th of June, is again be-
come the fahic& of diccuffion.

JAN. is.—The prohibition of the exportation of
planks and malls, iffued by the late Emperor PAUL
I. is now repealed, and the free exportation of tim-
ber again permitted. The new tarif of tolls, which
has been fo long expeacd, has not, however, yet
made its appearance.
CONSTANTINOPLE, DEC. aB.—The Captain Pa-
cha has preiented to the Grand Seignior forty fine
Arabian horfes : he has likewife made prefents of a
number of beautiful (addle horfes to the ;principal
officers of the Seraglio.
By the new adminillration introduced into
Egypt, by which an end is put to the government
of the Beys, the Porte, it is confidently aliened,
will derive from that country an annual revenue
of 4o millions of piallres.
Before the French Cluj de Brigadf, SEBASTIAN*,
who has feveral times dined with the Englifh Am
balfador, Lord Exam, left this city, he had a
conference with the French merchants here, to
whom he fignified the intention of the Firft Conful
to promote, with the uttnoft zeal, the refloration
of the commercial connexions between France and
Turkey.
The Foreign Minillers here have made their
congratulations to. the Captain Paella on his re-
turn.

The new Adminiftration in Egypt will, it is
Paid, colt the Porte 40,000h000 piaftres a year.
Barrow, JAM. 28.—The latelt letters from Sem-
lin, dated the ,4th inft. are of a very warlike
te-
nor. It is Paid, that a confiderable body of
Arnauts, the natural enemies of the Janiffaries, are
on their march againft Belgrade, and have already
arrived at Pafforfze, while on the other fide PASS-'
waN Oc Lott is preparing to come to the aid of the
Janifaries with a formidable force. Scenes of blood-
flied may therefore loon be expelled, elpecially if
Belgrade fhould fubmit, which from the conti-
nually increafing dißruft between the parties may
probably be the cafe.
&NEIN, Jaw. is.—By the lateft letters from
Belgrade we learn, that the Janiffaries, immedi-
ately after the death of the Pacha, appointed one
of their leaders his fuccelfor,with the title of Kaim.,
Aga. This new Governor has fent a letter to our
Commandant, and to the Governor of Peterwa-
radio, to notify to them his newly acquired title,
and alfure them that he would carefully maintain
the Treaties crafting between the two Powers.—
The wife and daughter of the late Pacha are con•
fined in the Seraglio; it is laid that the Kaim Aga
intends to detain them as hoftages for the fafety of
his fon. The negotiations which PASSWAN Ocr-
Lou has opened with Prince Siozzo, are, it is nn-
derftood, already confiderably advanced, and ap-
pear likely to have a favourable termination. In
the mean time the banditti of Romalia continue
their depredations, and have colleCted their prid-
cipal force in the environs of Midia.
VI Lana, Jar. 23.—Letters from Milan mention
a report that Parma, Placentia, and Guaflella are
to be united to the CiLslpine Republic. It is
even Paid that orders have been already iffued to
carry this arrangement into effeCt. It is further
fuppofed that a part of Piedmont, extending to
the Dora Baltea, will be likewife incorporated
with that Republic.
Letters from various places in European Tur-
key Rate, that the fpirit of revolt increafes daily
in the Turkifh provinces ; the Pacha of Banja.
luka, and the Commandant of Biliac, have been
oppofed by the mal-contents.—Amjerdon Courant.
JAN. 27.—Accoicling to accounts from Conftart-
tinople, the Porte has already granted the fum of
850 purfes for the building of the new Palace for
the Englifh Embaffy, on which near 200 men are
now at work. The French Chargi d'Afaira, Citi-
zen Ru MN, has ordered the chapel of the French
Embaffy at Pcra to be fitted up a-new.
The tempe (boos weather continued on the Black
Sea to the end of December, and has done very
confiderable damage.
The Porte has made a loan of 3,000 purfes to
pay off the arrears of the pay of the Janiffaries.
The French Ambaffador at Vienna, Citizen
CHAMPAGNY, has frequent conferences with the
Imperial Mini&rs.
BERN, JAN. 24.—0 n the 21R the Commiifion
apointed by the Senate notified to them the re-
turn of tl.el.joidamann REDING. In order to fettle
the appointments to the Couucils, a particular Sit-
ting is to be held.—The Conititution of May 29 is
to remain. unaltered, with regard to the reparation
of the Thurgau and Schaffhaufen, and of the lat-
ter from the Frickthal. The organization of the
Cantons, and the &ft choice of their Magiftrates,
will be committed to the Central Government.
There is no mention of uniting Leman and Argaus.
The Valais will be cheerfully conceded to :lance,
fine the canto :matt of a body of troops, which

cannot be difpenfed with, will thus not interfere
with the Helvetic Neutrality.

Atsrwssr, JAN. 28.—Several bottles have al•1
ready been bought or hired here, for merchants of
Upper and Lower Saxony, who will either
blifh faetories, or fettle here entirely, tbould the
navigation of the Scheidt be finally declared free.
Commercial houfes from other parts of Flanders
will likewife be removed hither, as will others from
Frankfort, and even from Amfierdam.
A number of the fineft and bravett men have
been drafted from the troops in Belgium and taken
into the Cut.fitlar Guard at Paris.