Star.
London, England, 1802-01-28 00:00:00

PROM THE DUTCH MAR:

Oveso, Dec. 24.—Asnu2 Acii mar, the Turk
ifh Ambaffador, Bafhaw of Three Horfe tails, on
his journey to London; his deftined place of refi-
dence, arrived at Pelt on the 2odi inftant, with
feveral perfons of his fuite ; and cn the ;ad he
purfued his route by the way of Vienna.
The gang of robbers who have excited fo much
terror and difmay in the environs of Semlio, have,
it is afferted, fuddenly difappeared ; and the roads
along the Turkilh boundaries are sow once more
perfealy fecure.
CONSTANTINOPLE, DEC. 10.—The eapitan Pa-
cha returned hither from Egypt on the 7th inftant,
with the greater part °fun Ottoman fleet. As he
had a very quick voyage, his arrival was entirely
unexpelled ; but his reception was not the lefs ce•
remonious, and be received the moil VW marks
of fatisfaltion from the Grand Seignior. The
Capitan Pacha brings intelligence of trubmiffloo
of the Beys in Egypt, and that not lets important,
of the adjuftment, at kali to a certain point, of
the differences that had arifen between the Grand
Vizier and the Englifh Generals. General
HUTCHINSON, the Britifh Commander in Chief,
has already left Egypt 'with the greater part of
his forces. It is now doubted whether Lord Et,
one, the Englifh Ambaflidor, will make his in-
tended voyage to Egypt, which has been hither-
to deferred. The Grand Seignior has bellowed
on the Capitan Pacha the title of ViEtorious. The
Britifh Legation is now removing its effeas and
moveables from the Hotel de France, which it
occupied during the war, into two houfes near the
(cite on which the Hotel of England is to be built
by the Porte. The French Charge d'Affaires,
Citizen has received, as fuck, new letters
of credence from his Government, which have
been remitted whin; by Citizen SENASTIANI, Chef
de Brigade, who arrived here on the 26th of laft
month, accompanied by Captain LEGRANGE. He
has not brought the French ratification of the
Preliminaries of Peace, before tranfmitted exprefs
by a courier; but he was charged with the above-
mentioned new letters of credence to the French
Charge d'Affaires, and a letter from EOMAPASTS
to his Highnefs the Grand Sei,Puior. Citizen SE-
BASTIAN! had no fooner arrived here than be ap-
peared with Citizen Rury IN at a ball which the
Ruffian Ambaffador gave on account of the coro-
nation of his Sovereign ; and fince that all the
Foreign Minifters have given entertainments to the
French Legation, and to Citizen Sesames',
Soon after his arrival the latter had an audience
of the Reis Irffendi and the Caimacan ; and the
day before yefterday he prefented in perfon to
the Grand Seignior the letter of B<MAF/A rt. We
are allured that on this oceafion the Emperor had
the politenefs to enquire after the health of the
Firft Conful, as a proof how much he interefted
himfelf in his welfare. The private audience given
by the Grand Seignior to the French Chef de Bri-
gade, did not take place iu the Seraglio, but at
one of the milks of his Highnefs near the Porte,
to which he repaired to obviate the etiquette which
forbids the admiflion of individuals to the audience
of the Sultan. We are allured that in coufequence
of thefe eircumftances, the Ambaffador from Hol-
land, who had retired to Buchareft during the
war, will loon again make his appearance at Cos-
ftantinople.
Although General HUTCHINSON has quitted
Alexandria, it is afferted that the Englifh Gene-
ral whom he has left behind refufes to deliver up
to the Turks the Beys who have put themfelves
under the proteCtion of the Eaglifli. The remain-
ing pm are Rill in the power of the Grand Vizier.