Star.
London, England, 1801-04-15 00:00:00

DEMISE OP THE EMPEROR PAUL.

The important intelligence which we yeflerday
announced refpefling the fudden death of the Em.
peror Pau:, has been confirmed by an official dii.
patch from the Ruffian Government to M. Sxtar-
uo►►,Chaplain to Count Woaoszow, the late Ans.
baffadorto our Court. The new Emperor has writ-
ten a letter in the Rufum language to his Britan-
nic Majefly, exprefling a defire to renew the
ancient- treaties, and amicable relation which
exifted between this country and Ruffia.
In a Letter received yeilerday, written by Dr.
Roc wen, the Phyfician of the ERI IROR, to Mr.
Boana, a refpeitable Ruffian Merchant in Broad-
flreet, it is (fated, that his Is sat at. Mai ssr v died
fuddenly of an apoplexy, on the night between the
t tleand 12th March (0. S.), or the 23d and 24th
(N. S.), and that the Czatiowurz AL RR ANDER was
immediately proclaimed Est Pilolt. Dr. Roc I RSON
fent a copy of the Proclamation iffued by the young
Czar on his afcending the Throne. This Procla-
mation, we underfiand, throws no light nn the con-
duet which the new Government may adopt.
The new Emperor is about twenty-four years
of age, of a tall nature, and commanding afpeCt.
He is of a mild difpolition,fpcaks Englifh fluently,
and is partial to Great Britain. Count Woaax-
zow, who has refided for fome time part at South-
ampton, is expefted in London to refume his
funs ions this day, in confequence of the difpatches
received from Ruins.

It is poffible that the intelligence of the death
of the Emperor PAUL, which would reach Copen-
hagen on the 3d, might have tome effctt on the
determination of the Danifh Court, !id induce
them to comply with the demand of our Admi-
ral. The next difpatches however will bring the
re fult.

We are happy to announce that his MAIdtTY,
who has been complaining for fome time, is now
very much recovered. He rode yellerday for a
confiderable time in the riding-houfe, 'and aftcr-
wards walked feveral times round the 'Queen's
garden.

Admiral Sir JOHN COLPOYS is appointed a Di.
reaor of Greenwich Hofpital, in the room of W.
T. Asrsi., Efq. deceafed.
J. Forrascos, Efq. was, was on the Bth init.
elated M. P. for the Borough of Callington. ,
A CoMmittee of Trade was held yefterday
morning at the Earl of LIVERPOOL'S Office, at
which the following Members affifted :—Lord St.
VINCENT, the Earl of CLARE, Lord GLEN Stet S,
Lord AUCKLAND, Sir WM. SCOTT, Sir JOSEPH
BANKS, Mr. BRItESFORD, and Mr. CORRY. •
JAMES NAPES.. TANDY togs received his MAJNI-
- pardon.
Yefferday a general Court of Proprietors of Eaft
India Stock aflembled at the India Houle, purfu-
ant to notice given for that purpofe,s in order to do.
termine by Ballot the fOl&oking Qiellion, viz.
That this Court confirm the fefoletion of the COLA of
Dl-
redtor, of the 28th January lalt, whereby the Commandcr and
Owners of the *been are folly acquitted from all imputation of ,
neatect or inifeepaudt in refped to the kis of that 144.
At fix o'clock the glades being finally doled,
were delivered to the Scrutineers, appointed by
the General Court to examine the number of Votes
for and againft the hid Qii.eftion, whO made their
report that the Commander and Owncii of the
Queen, are fully acquitted from all imputatio, Of
ncgleft or mikondult, in refpeEt of the lots of that
limp, there appearing a great majority for 'the
which was accordingly declared fro9i
the Chair, more than three parts in four Of .the
Proprietorswho gave their Votes having concurred
with the Court of Direetors.

Yeflerday the Loan MAYOR ordered the price
of Bread to be lowered half an affize to-morrow.
The quartern loaf of white Bread will then be
is. 9d. and that of brown is. 74d.
Early yefterday morning a Danifh merchant-
man under embargo by Tome means caught firc in
the River, when her upper works were burnt; by
the atliftance of the floating engines, the hull and
cargo were faved, and the flamer prevented from
communicating to other vefrels.
ENGLISH STATS LOTTIRY. Thirty-kventh
Day.—No. 4430, a Prize of 1,0001--Nos, 19,505
and 27,970, Prizes of 501.
30,0901.—The Ticket No. 6345. entitled to the
above Capital Sum as fir& drawn on the 33d day of
drawing, was fold in three Eighths, and ten Six-
teenths, by Mars. Cazaoct., and Co. at their old
eflablilbed Office, No. 36, Oxford.ftreet, near Rath-
bone-place, where prizes to a great amount have
been fold in this and former Lotteries.—The mo-
ney as ufual ready to pay prizes on demand, from
an 181. to a pr;ze of Thirty nor/and Pounds.
The Grand Speiftacle of the low Tower, the very
name of which carries with it no (mall degree of
lirength, has in the courfe of a few reprefeutatione
fully verified that a name is not always facrificed
at the !brine of truth, fence the New Royal Am.
phitheatre, Weaminfler-Bridge, exclofive of rank-
ing, in its prtfent (hate, so one of the molt elegant
places in Europe, has the farther merit of prefcnt-
ing to a highly crouded Audience, fuel a Combi-
nation of Amufements as may be equalled, but
not Curpairod by any Acatre whatever.

NAUTICAL M'TELLIGINCE.

mAn.s Tins DAY.—Ww No Ili

•RRIVRD
o Hamburgh
I Dublin,
o Waterford,
o Donuaghadee,

YARMOUTH, APRIL 14.

DUO.

The DIANA, Captain OSBORNE, with the mad
(r the Continent of the loth intl. is in the Roads;
this packet is to fail for the Elbe, accompanied by
a flag of truce, to know whether it will be received
at Harnburgh ? The PRINCE OF WALES packet
arrived here haft night, having landed Captain
HEARNE and the difpatches at Loweaoffe.

FALMOUTH, APRIL z=.

This day failed his Majefty's packet PaiNes
Wass., Captain I'Ono, with the mail for Linton,
made up in London on the 7th inftant ; the parica-
gers were Mr. GAY, Mr. MANDY, Mrs. Faassa,.
Mr, Witurta, Mr. Mono, and Mr. Rasmus...
Wind N. N. W.