Star.
London, England, 1802-04-26 00:00:00

BANKRUPTS.

Richard Hooper, kte of Barba" Wilts, cermehandler, dealer
and elsopman, to kwandre April sb. May i 3, mid 30, at
'keel, at the Dukc's-Anos Ina, Marlborough. Attorney,
Mr. Charles Southby, of Mulltorottsh.
Thomas Partridge, late of Dover, Kent, fall4nalter and alp.
Denser, May t 3. la. and Jane S. at ten, at the Galkkali, in
Canterbury. Attonties, Mr. William Lee, Sandwich, Kent;
sr Mr. T. it. Mawley. Tottenham-Brat, London.
Edward Chaumont. of Rye, Sulks, timber-merchant, coal-
merchant, dealer and channum, May I. I I, and kine .5. at Ira,
at Guildhall, London. Atternies, Meths. MU and bison,
Hayden-fquare, Minorles, London.
I)IVIDE24DS.

May ag. Arthur Cremona!, late of New Ssidge-ftreas, Black- 1
Mira, London, madam, at twelve, at Guildhall.
May as. George Cunningham, bate of Welklafe-fapare,
, st twelve, at Guildhall.
May all. Henry Vaughan, a( Liverpool. wbaletale groom at
twelve, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool.
May la. Wiflaet Steam, of Anfley, Wararkkatire, =hater,
(lion
mos
eamems. • •—• at the Klog's Head lon,Gavestry.
May so. Hugh of I:iverrow. .voter. dealer ghiP-
man, at twelve at the Star and Garter, L:ve..;zaaa.
May a & Rashest Nig& Iluddicow, of Livespool, saachaut, at
dews, at the abbe Tavern, Liverpool.
May lg. 2443e1a5el Wks, a( Liverpool, naerelont, at the Star
and Garter Tavern, Userpnol.
May al. George Cawthorn, et tbe Strand,lwageller,st dews,
Mat Guildhall.
may,Ditiausdwejobn , et Swab Mnlteni-lbeet, St. Gone,
rfuuue warebonfanan, dealer sod chairman, at
twelve, az Gasn'
May as. Richard Salaam's% ofited-Usla-ltreet, Holborn,
Maybe, at tea, at Guildhall.
ilday as Haratadasaad prep's Jseakinte el Pem-
beckepairs„ dcalaus 50P:4202,9s at War*
Golidlwal•

FRANCE.

PARIS, APRIL so.

In giving an account in our two laft numbers
of the grand ceremony of the 18th, we forgot to
mention that the colleaion for the poor (greets)
was made in the Metropolitan Church by Made
moifelle Luaus, daughter of the Conful; Mad
DIL UCA Y 9 daughter to the Prefea of the Palace;
Mademoifelle SA VARY, wife to the Confular Aid-
de-camp, Colonel of the Picked Gendarmerie ;
each of them was eonduaed by an Officer of the
Guard, and followed by one of the attendants of
the Chief Conful. The colleition amounted to boo
1 onis.--Le Plasfs.
According to letters from Wefel all the Pruffian
regiments in the diftrias of Silefia and Loface are
ordered to be replaced on the war eftabliffiment.—
Similar orders were previoufly iffued with refpea
to the regiments in garrifon in Poliffi Pruffia. All
the fortre ffes on the frontier towards Bohemia are to
be immediately repaired and furniffied with palli.
fades. On the other hand, it is raid that a camp will
be formed on the left bank of the Rhine about the
beginning of May. Every where the Pruffian Re-
cruiting Officers augment their corps by their ufual
methods. There military preparations give rife to
an infinity of conjeaures.
Accounts from Conftantinople, dated the r ith
ult. Rate, that the Beys of Egypt who had placed
themfelves under the proteaion of the Englifts,
had renounced that proteaion, and fled to the Up-
per Provinces. This meafure is Rated to have been
occationed by a communication made to them by
the Engliffi General, purfuant to orders from his
Government, that he could only protea them in
their perfons and property, but could not engage
in any flep tending to reftore them to thofe rights
and privileges which they formerly enjoyed, and
which were deemed inconliftent with the fovereign-
ty belonging to the Porte.
The Beys are Rated to have declared that the
Britillt were bound to procure the full reftoration
of their power, by a folemn engagement entered
into by the Commander in Chief with them pre-
vious to the ezpulfion of the French. Our letter
adds, that the Grand Vizier, on being informed
of their flight, and of their having thrown up the
protation of the Britifb, immediately fent out
troops in purfuit of them, and it is faid tome have
been feized and put to death. Before this event
took place, Mr. STRATTON and the EnglifhGeneral
had a conference with the Grand Vizier on the fub-
jea. Mr. STRATTON had, on the t tth, arrived at
Smyrna, on his route to Conftantinople.