Star.
London, England, 1801-04-29 00:00:00

IiAMBURGI4 MAIL.

STOCKHOLM, APRIL le.—The difficulty of pair-
ing the Sea of Aland at this feafon of the year,
has hitherto prevented the arrival of Count PAH.
LEN, who is hourly expelled as a courier from Ruf.
fia. Our fquadron firs failed from Carlfcroon
on the 2d. We have lance received no account of
the previous battle of the 2d off Copenhagen, and
the armiftice afterwards concluded : what confer
quences thefe will have, time!muft chew.
On the 2d the Ruffian fquadron from Revel was
off the Tile of Deland.

ELSINEUR, APRIL 14.—0 n the t ith two Eng.
lifh men of war, one cutter, and one floop ; and
on the izth two cutter brigs and a frigate paired
the Sound. On the 13th fifteen fhips, from the
Englifh fleet before Copenhagen, arrived in there
Roads, and after having taken in water, liquors,
and meat, failed back to Copenhagen. The ice
has been broke at Archangel, for the purpofe of
taking the fleet out to fea, which will fail on the
isith init. with land forces on board.
Rorroc IC, APRIL 6.—Captain Palms, of the St.
johamhs, writes this day, that he has been taken
by a Danifh privateer, in company with nine other
velfels laden with grain from hence, and carried
into Brefdt, a port near Copenhagen.
HA\BURCH, APRIL z 7.—We learn that M.
Sc nos Ts, the Senator, a man of confiderabl.; ta.
lents, and highly efleerned, is to be fent by this
city as its Deputy to London, in order to folicit
the interceffion of Great Britain in faN our of Ham.
burgh. Every thing is quiet here, and the Danes
behave with gnat propriety. The negotiations
carrying on between England and Denmark wilt,
it is expe&ed, decide the queflion whether the Da.
nifh troops are to remain here ? The death of
Paw. the Fira changes every thing. Lord NIL-
SON heard it on the loth, after the conclufion of
the armiftice, and exclaimed, " Good GOD, why
did I not know that event eight days boner r-
Lord Natsos was Rill ignorant on the itth, that
Hamburgh was in the poffeffion of the Danes.—
Yefterday evening General KLEIST arrived at
Bremen, and, together with General Sonatas,
fet out early this morning for Stade.

APRIL 21.—Letters from Lubeck mention a
cannonade heard there on the z 7th inftant.

BERLIN, Aram B.—Yefterday Mr. Dor Ls, the
Captain of Admiral NELsori, arrived here from
the Engin fleet in the Baltic, and brought diG
patches to the Englifh Ambaffador here, Lord
CARYSIORT.

In the beginning of this week, Count Numv
snow, the fon of the late Ruffian Ambairador st
Berlin, paired through this city in his way to Wit.
tcmberg, with intelligence of the acceiflon to the
throne of the Emperor A Lexasinsil.

Yefterday feveral divifions of Artillery fet out
for the wafts of Pomerania, after having received
orders to get in readinefs to march •only two cur
before.
Ile burial of his late Imperial Majefiy, Paul 1.
was fulemnized on the 4th of April.
&veral perfons who enjoyed confiderablc
dif-
tinEtion at St. Peterfburgh, under the reign
the Emprefs CAtu4aius, are now returning
the Ruffian court,

ANOTN[R LETTER, SAME DATE.
Another train of Artillery it is expetted
follow that which fet out yefterday for Pomerania
To the Pomeranian regiments which are alreadt
in motion, arc to be added the infantry regiment!

of Pirkc and On/nein ; the battalion of fufilcen
of Thym ; the battalion of grenadiers of Meal
the cominGer regiment of ; the ad battalion
of hufEirs of Blucher ; and the ad battalion of dr*
goons of Zulow. The Danes having allowed tbd
Englifh a pafrage through the Sound, has rendered
it ncceffary to take meAfurcs for occupying, al
Cpccdily as pullible, the Pi,rucranian and Pruffial

coatis with troops.
It is confidently faid, that in a Council of Si
held tome days ago, the Doke Of Pa um:it/Ica,
a great Miniiicr, ltrongly protcaed wine the

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cupation of Hanover, and several other meaiuses.
The Duke has given in his refignation of the place
of Commander in Chief, and has merely refereed
to himfelf a Military Infpeetion.
Several private letters received here !fate that
the Emperor Nut's death was not the effed of
apoplexy.
KONIGSBERG, APRIL t 3 Gazette contains
the following intelligence from St. Peteriburgh :

Prince KURALIN iS appointed Firft Minifter;
Count PAN IN has been again appointed to his for-
mer poll of Vice-Chancellor; Baron WassuFF is
appointed 'rreafurer of the Empire.
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The whole army will now be clothed as before.
The regiments will again receive their old names,
according to the towns and provinces. Every
perfon is now at liberty to wear any kind of hat
or drefs that he pleafes, but thole belonging to the
army mull wear their uniforms. All Ruffian com-
modities, excepting copper, may be exported to
any part of the world.
His IMPERIAL MAJESTY does not with to paters
Malta, but would have it reftored at the condo-
lion of peace to the Order, with a Grand Mailer
raiding there. The Ruffian Ambafrador at Paris
ha been already recalled and another appointed,
who has received new inarations.
It is Paid his IMPERIAL MAJESTY will aft a:
mediator between England and France.