Star.
London, England, 1801-04-30 00:00:00

FROM THE LAST NAMBURGN MAIL.

VE WIC I, APRIL so —By accounts from Ancona,
of yeflerday's date, the French have embarked
6000 Cifalptne troops for Egypt, on board of (mall
barks (traboccoh. ) Admiral Warran's fquadt on is
now cruifing off Palermo.
C6NSTANTINOP LI, MARCH 26......PA5V1AW OGLU
is raid to be dangeroufly ill. He had previoufly
retreated to Wtddin, and has been del-tiled by'
many of his followers. A few days ago the flag
of the Seven United IGands was hoifted for the
&ft time on board of a merchant-veffel, with great
folemnities. Mr. MARGATI is gone from hence to
Smyrna, as Conful of the new Republic. At
Zante difturbances have broken out, and the in-
habitants hoified the Britifh flag, in hopes of get-
ting under Britifh proteilion, but the Englifh Con-
ful there has refufed interfering in the bufinefs.
Et statue, APRIL tB.—The greater part of
Admiral PA &gra': fleet has aElually pallid through
Drogden, for the Baltic. In failing through, two
Englifh (hips got a-ground, and the commanders
wiThed to perfuade the mailer of a Dantric velfel,
to take fome guns on board, from the heavielk of
their (hips, and to convey them through Drogden,
on being paid for it, which he refufed ; upon which
the Englifh made themfelves mailers of the (hip,
which the captain immediately quitted, and went
on (bore. It is fuppored that this bufinefs will be
arranged by Minifteroal negotiation.
Coreturscam, Aratt aB.—There is now only
one (hip of the line and force (mall armed witch
of the Englifh fleet remaining in the Road of Co-
penhagen, as the rell, confifling of 37 fail, failed
for the Baltic on the t6th, in the evening. Ad-
miral Naisow has received a paffport to return to
England by the way of Hamburgh. The Englifh
fleet in the Baltic will endeavour to prevent the
jun&ion of the Ruffian and Swedill• fleets. Admi
ral Rasa tit, according to the Taft advice' received,
was off the ifland of Moen. The Swedifh Envoy,
Count OssNsrtaaN,hlS delivered in a memoir to
our Court on the fubjeft of the late armiflice.
APRIL al.—Lord NELSON by command of Ad.
miral PARRIR, is gone to join him with threeihips
of the line. He paged over the Grounds in a way
hitherto deemed impoflible. He failed in the even-
ing in the ROYAL GRORCIII, while he afcertained
the (tatc of the water by lanthorns. The Swedifh
fleet has returned to Carlfcroon. We have received
accounts by feveral veils that the Swedifh fleet
was fete fall week at Bornholm, but that it went
away again. The Englifh frigate the AMAzoN
oral parfued by the Swedifh fleet, of whole failing
(he grit gave an account to Admiral PARRIR,..-
The Citizens Lau& mon and BIRTHI El were
treated with every mark of diflinaion ; and die
Cacwo Pottscr gave orders that they Paould be
(hewn 'he Int tifkations and all the works of de-
fence. We are are aflured that, in topfequence of
etc negnciatior.s now cart ying on, neutral naviga.
aloft will agam enjoy all its liberty, ainfiftently
with he pm:topics of the Northern Confederacy.

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PITIIISKtiIGIi, APRIL A.—His IMPRR/AL
MAJZsry has been pleafed to irfue. among others,
the following general orders : The regh tents of
life-guards mall refume their former 4enomina-
tions..—Major.General HAMPER, who had bean
difiniffed, is again taken into the fervice, and em-
ployed in the army.--Major-General EM ME, like-
wife difmiffed, is again received in the fervice, as
commander of the ad battalion of the PREORRA-
scti aux: regiment of life-guards. On the 15th,
the following were re-admitted into the fervice
Lieut. General Bswictistn, who had been dif-
miffed ; Major-General Tscitarsentam, Major-
General SOCK ; Colonels Rajswsei; and TSCHA p-
LIZ, as MajorGenerals.--The Vice-Admirals,
Marquis de TRATEEs and MA K AROW arc appointed
Admirals • the Counter-Admirals MossoLow and
WILSON FRISTMAN, Vice-Admirals; and the In-
tendant-General and Vice-Admiral Count
WoiNOWI TECH, Admirals."—Many other perfons
are likewifc taken into fervice again, or promoted.
APRIL 7.—This day's Court Gazette contains
the names of a number of officers of rank, in the
army, that had been difmiffed, but are now again
received into fervice, among whom, are Lieuts.
General Rasssxoi, KORSA PLOW, and GLASENAP ;
Major Generals Prince DOLGORUCKI, and At-
an new, &c.
The following are aharafts of Ukafes, figned
by his hareem. MAJESTY'S own hand, and fent
to the Senate, in the courfc of laft month.
On the 14th. 0. S. On occafion of the irre-
gularities that had taken place in the Peterfburgh
regiment of dragoons, and in confequence of the
invcftigation of that bulinefs in the year 1798, a
number of ftaff and other officers were renderei
unfortunate, in different ways : forne of them were I
deprived of their rank and nobility, and confined
in fortified places ; others were conveyed to re-
mote diftrias, where their places of abode were
affigned to them ; and others, though they were
fent to their villages, yet remained under the in-
fpeftion of country magiftrates, under the real-ie.
ton not to quit their places of refidence. Such is
the oppreflive condition of 13 perfons mentioned
in the inclofed lift, all of whom we moft gracioufly
pardon and liberate ; reftoring to fuch their rank
and degree of nobility, as bad been deprived
thereof, and allowing every one of them, without
' exception, to rcfide wherever he may with."
On the 15th.—" Our attention being incefrantly
direaed to every condition of the people entrufled
to us by GOD, and wifhing particularly to alleviate
the oppreffive lot of thole perfons, who are con- I
fined on account of bulinefs inveftigated in the
Secret Expedition, We herewith enclofe four lifts—
`t.4of thofe who are confined in fortreffes, and
have been banifhed to different places, with the
lots of their rank and nobility ; 2. Of perfons im-
prifoned and banifhed in a limilar manner, but
without having loft their rank and nobility ; 3. Of
filch as are detained in fortreffes, and have been
banifhed to different places, for the purpofe of
eftablifhing colonies, and to labour, but hold no
rink ; and 4. Of fuel; as have been fent to towns
and villages, where they-remain under the obfer-
vation and infpation of country magiftrates ; all
perfons named in theth lifts, We molt gracioufly
pardon, without exception, raife them again to
their ranks and degrees of nobility of which they
had been deprived, ordering Our Senate imme-
diately to difmifs them from their prefrnt places
of refidence, and to allow them to return whither-
foever they may with ; the infpetion which had
been ordered over the latter, is likewife herewith
revoked. We entertain the fulleft hope, that all
thole who enjoy this Our mercy, will endeavour
to render themfelves deferving of it by their con-
dna." The tiro of the above mentioned lifts con-
tains the names of 28 perfons • the kennel, of 64;
the third, of 41 ; and the fourth, of 23 : in all 156.
The Ukafe of the 15th alto Pays : " Our Ukale,
fent to the War-Office on the 13th inflant, order-
ing, that all generals, Ralf and commlffioned of-
ficers, excluded by fentence of court-martial, of
without trial, be confidered as having obtained
their difcharge, is likewife extended to all civil
officers, who have either been excluded from the
fervice, or who have been difmiffed without trial,
and without legal inveftigation." The Court
Gazette again mentions the courfe of exchange on
London, which is a 8 pence.

ORDIA OF MALTA.
We, ALTIANDER I. by the Grace of Goa, Em-
peror and Autocrat of all the Ruflias, &c. As we
-are defirous of giving to the Sovereign Order of
Sr. Joan of Jerufalem a proof of our affeaion
and our particular good will, we declare that we
take the raid Order into our Imprial proteaion,
and will employ every care to rhaintain them in
their rights, honours, privileges and property. To
this end we appoint our Field Mai-Chat Count NI.
COL•Vi Volt 801.TICOFF to exercife the funCtions
and authority of Lieutenant, or Deputy of the
Grand Mailer, and to afremble a meeting of the
Grand Council, therein to announce that it is our
intention that this Imperial Capital fhould be con-
fidered the head-quarters of the Sovereign Order
of Sr. Joan of Jerufalem, till circumllances firall
enable them to chute a Grand Mailer, agreeably
to their (latutes and ancient form. Till that mo-
ment (ball arrive, we, as proteaor, dire& that the
Holy Councils (hall take upon them the govern-
ment of the Order, and communicate this our re-
folution to all Tongues Priorates, and call upon
them for their own advantage to fubmit to the
decrees of the Council. We, by this prefmt de-
claration, confirm the two grand Priorates
blifhed in our Empire, the Ruffian and the Catho-
lie, in the enjoyment of the property, privileges
and adminifirations conferred upon them ; and it
is our will that they bedireaedby Count Nicoxsus
SOLTI KOFF, in our name as Proteaor. As
Coon as in concert with other Courts, a place and
the means for holding a General Chapter of the
Order of Sr. Jonw of Jerufalem can be fettled,,
one of the firth objeas of our exertion will he to
caufe the fame to chute a Grand Mailer, who is
worthy to prefide over the Order, and to re-efta-
brills it in its former fituation.
Given in our Ceuct at St. Per/lbargii.tbe tfith Match,
(o.g ) 17 ::4. S ) iki, sad Fir 4 at Our Raga
(Signed) AAAAA
(Cvseterfiguel) 7 be Grand raw.noir Count VUS rain LI S.

TatOITURS or RUSSIA, Arita t6.—A letter
Front Peterfburgh, of the 6th inflant rays : " It is
with great pleafure I inform you, that the office
for,,liquidating debts will be clofed, and we expea
from the mild and excellent meafures of the pre-
fent Government, that the fequeflration will alto
be removed from Englifh property in a few days,
which then will be returned to its refpetlive own-1
ers. The exportation of all kinds of corn is free."
Another letter from St. Peterdargh of the 7th
dates " The liquidation-office has already re-
ceived orders for fufpending. all further proceed-
ings. It is (kill expected, that the fequeftered pro-
perty will be given up again to the Englifh in a
few days. The Englifh commerce is again free."
KONIGSBERG, APRIL I6.—Our Gazette of this'
day contains the following accounts from Rudia
" His IMPERIAL MAJESTY has replaced in their
refpeeive regiments all generals and other mili-
tary perfons that had been difmiffed. A confide-
rable promotion has taken place in the navy. Any
books vvhate ver may n ow, bei m porte d into Rutile, but
they are to be fubjeet to cenfure as in other States.
All Freemafons' Lodges throughout the country
are prohibited, but clubs and other private lock-
ties, ferving for amufement, are permitted, and,
the police is ordered not to obftruil them in the
lead. The Order of Malta is not diffulved, but
the wearing of its drefs and infignia is fufpended
for the prefent, Ronnd hats are now generally
wore ; hut the hair being in an unbecoming man-
ner, and the wearing of large pantaloons is pro-
hibited, particularly when perfons have bufinefs
to tranfaet with their fuperiors.

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29.

The kith Permanent Service Bill, the kith Tea Duty
and the Irith Bounty Bill on Importation of Wheat, Barley.
Rye, Data, &e. were read a third time and paffed.
The feveral other Bills on the Table were forwarded a Stage
each.
Five Bills were brought up frornthe Commons and prefented
by Mr. BAKEIII, Mr. LASCELLY4I,,Mr. STILILLIC, and others,
and read a firit time.

Mr. Clerk was heard from three to five o'clock for the appel-
lant, Colonel Fullerton, in the Appeal Caufc Fullerton v. Sir
Hugh Dalrymple. The further hearing was adjou►oed to Fri-
day nezt.-.-Adjourned.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
The London Maumee Company all, and the Royal Af-
Coronet Company Bill, were red a keond time.
Str WILLIAM GEAttY, after Rating Ihortly the great ineoll.
venience of allowing the Sale of Hops privately, fubmitted to.
the Houfe the propriety of citabliihing a Public Marker for the
Sale of that Article, and begged to lay before the lioufe the
Petition of a number of Hop Planters to that effeet.
Mr. WtoLay Caiil, that as the time for prefonsiog private
Petitions had &spied, it might be improper to receive this Pe-
tition, as the parties interefted in oppofing it might be taken by
furprize.
The Petition was brought up and ordered to lie on the
Table.

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Duckworth's Divorce Bill was read.* third time and palled.
A Mcfrage from the Lords Bated, that their Lordlhips had
agreed tothe kith Tea Duty Bill, the Irina Cool Duty Bill, the
Irdh Vote of Credit Bill, and tome Private Bills