Star.
London, England, 1801-09-23 00:00:00

(PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.)

BERLIN, SIPTEMBER 12.—The intercourfc of
our Court with foreign Powers has fill the cha-
rafter of a good underflanding, however multifa-
rious and important the circumfances may be on
which negociations have been opened. Delays
have indeed arifen with the Minifry of BONA-
PASTE, which, however, are fo far removed, that
no breach of friendfhip can thence refult ; and a
well-founded hope may be entertained that the
prcfcnt harmony will continue. To this the way
is particularly opened by the conceffion on our
fide, that the GRAND Dust of TUSCANY, under
certain conditions, flipulated by our Court, (hall be
indemnified in Germany. The notification of the
refult of the negociations on the fubjeft of the indem-
nification of the Houfe of Orange, in which France
has been the mediator, is locked for with impatience.
After the removal of the firft great difficulties
which precasted themfelves, the bufinefs will be
concluded to the fatisfaftion of the parties. But
as this is connefted with other indemnifications,
and concerns the taking polliffion of new coun-
tries, the Convention will not be made publicly
known till there !matures take place, and then
a formal renunciation of the Stadtholderfhip, by
the Houfe of Orange, will be publifhed.
In the affairs of Italy we have an intereft in
common with Ruflia, particularly in favour of the
KING of SARDINIA. On the other hand the Ruf-
fian Court interefts itfelf in the Eleflorate of Ha-
nover, and the evacuation of it by our troops.—
His Majefly, however, fill delays this evacuation,
which England labours hard to obtain, becaufe,
till the complete conclufion of the German territo-
rial arrangements, the occupation of the territory
of Hanover is a meafurc of political precaution.
In the mean time, new cemtrafts for provitioning
:he Pruffian troops in Hanover till the month of
Oflober are concluded. About that period his Ma-
Ambaffador to the Court of London, Baron
KLnsi, vil,a hid quilted that fituation on
ANC, and is now at the baths at Topluz, but

more on seeonnt of the aulttratil fituation in which
he would have found himfelf, in the prefent cir-
cumftances, at London; than for the reftoration
of health, will return again to the Britifh Court.
It is Paid, the PrufGan troops in this place, from
South Pruffia and Silefia, will remain here till
every thing is arranged fur aCting as circumftances
may require.
HANovER, SEPTEMBER 55.—Count MONSTER,
and Mr. Pettra, Secretary of Legation, left this
place yefterday for London, and it is univerfally
thought that their minion relates to our prefent
political fituation.
The following is the proclamation lately iffued
by our Government :
Hanover, Septa,

The troops of his PRUSSIAN MAJESTY being
authorized to occupy a part of the German do-
minions of his BRITANNIC MAJESTY, it follows
that, according to ellabliflied rules and privileges,
tilde troops mutt have cafe condudt as long as they
are allowed to continue in their quarters here. In
purfuance of this, it is ordered and commanded to
all fubjells of his BRITANNIC MAJISTY in his
German dominions, under penalty of impri-
fonment, not to give occafion, in any manner
whatever to defertion amongft the Pruflian troops,
during their occupation of the faid German domi-
nions, and particularly on their ;alma evacuation ;
but to give notice where fuch dcferters are to be
found ; if poffiblc to take them up, and to deliver
them to their neareit commanding officer, or to
our nearelt magiltrate.
This is to be noticed and ftritaly obfcrved by all
fervants of the Government, to be printed and
affixed in all places of public refort.
(Signed) EIET/NANSEGG.

Haresu ICH, SEPTEMBER 18.—As the Duke of
MODENA will not accept of the Brifgau, Bows-
PARTE and Text E yeaNn have made A new plan of
indemnity in Germany ; but the two principal
German Courts, thole of Berlin and Vienna, have
not yet given their opinion
The trial of the arrefted Emigrants at Bayreuth,
began there on the 9th init. at three o'clock in the
afternoon. Imaxer COLOMES in particular was
examined, and feveral papers were prefcnted to
him. The rcfult of the trial is not yet known,
and it looks as if the trial would take up Lome time.
Three Englifh Polls are now due.

Yefterday being the Anniverfary of the Kixo's
Coronation, the Park and Tower guns were fired at
one o'clock, and the bells of the different churches
were rung, to commemorate the happy event.
Yefterday a Cabinet Council was held at the
Foreign Office, in Downing-ftreet, at which molt
of the Members atlifted. Mr. ADDINGTON left
town for Wimbledon about four o'clock, as did
Lord HAWKESBEIRY for Roehampton. A Me
fenger was in waiting at Lord HAWK issuar's Of.
fice laft night, and expeEled every moment to fet
off with dilpatches to Vienna.

It is whifpered that fome diplomatic changes
are again in contemplation, which will bring fome
of thole Statefinen now in retirement again upon
the (Inc.
We are forry to learn that Lord Sr. VINCENT
is again indifpofed at his houfc at Fulham.
Panic E OF WALES.—To fatisfy the anxious en-
quiries into the Date of his Royal Highnefs's
health, a Bulletin has been regularly illned at the
Pavilion at Bnghton fince this day fe'nnight. That
of laft Saturday was in the following terms :

BULIATIN.-. Hill Royal Highners the PRINCE Of WALES
Rill continues to (offer pain and Inconvenience from hit acci-
dent; but his Royal Highnefs is pet-redly well in health."

His Royal Highnefs, we learn, complains prin-
cipally of his back, but the fall was fo violent,
that alma every mufcle has felt the painful ei
fees of it. He quits his bed only to make ufe of
the tepid bath, which is prepared in an adjoining
room, and to and from which he is under the ne-
ceffity of being carried by his attendants.
The Honourable Mifs TOWNSEND is appointed
Houfckeeper at Windfor Cattle, in the room of
Lady MARY CHURCHILL, dcccafcd.
Private letters from Conflantinople of the loth
of Auguft !late, that according to the la ac-
counts which had reached that place, nothing of
the lea importance had been done towards the
reduCtion of Alexandria. Miami had been a fc-
cond time fummoned to furrender ; but he had
wholly difregarded the notification, except by re-
turning a pofitive refufal to accede to the propofed
terms of capitulation, and by repeating his unal-
terable relolution to defend the place to the latt
extremity. The hopes of the final triumph of the
allied armies in this conta are flreingly expreffed
in thefe letters, and the arrival of a tew thoufand
men to reinforce ME Nov's fcanty number of troops,
inflcad of being a means of protraeing the cam-
paign, is viewed as the very circumltance which
would compel the French Commander to agree to
an immediate furrender. The army of the late
Moua AD Bs v, now under the command of OSMAN
Buy, has, it appears. made a general fubmiffion,
and is now wholly united to the Allied Forces.—',
The French prifoners, who have been fur a con-
flderable time confined in different cales of the
' Black Sea, have lately been recalled by a ferman,
for the purpose of being exchanged, and they ar-
rived about the beginning of Auguft in Conftanti-
nople. It is fuppiifed that thefe prifoners will be
immediately fent to Toulon, and that an equal
number of Turks will be returned, who may have
been taken prifoners by the French in Egypt.—
'The noted Js an Boa Sr. ANDRI is among the
number of thefe prifoners, and it is laid that neither
his health nor fpiriu have been at all imp.tited by
his long impsifunsuent.

T"rt7l7

CORN .fifylßAEr.

At Mark-lane this morning there were f,me
confiderable fries of Wheat at much the fame
Prices as laft market day. Other articles were
alfo fold at Monday's Prices.
Assrz a or Bae AD.—Yefterday the Mailer and
Wardens of the Bakers' Company attended the
Right Honourable the Loan Mairoa at the Man-
finn-Houfe to fet the Affize of Bread, when his
Lordfhip upon examination of the Mealweighere
Reports, and it appearing that wheat and -Flout
had rifen 135. Bd. per quarter, and 7s. I id. per
Pack, ordered the bread to be railed two affixes, or
4d. in the peck loaf, to commence and take place
to-morrow. The Qrartern Loaf Wheaten will be
fold for is. ltd. and the Houfchold for u.

Tliurfday fe'nnight new Wheat wasfold a•. Hay,
Breconfhire, from los. 6d. to I is. and Barley
ss. per cuftomarybufhel of ten gallons; and a far,
mer who reticles in the neighbourhood df Hay, oa
Friday offered to fupply a Maltiler of that place
with Soo bufhels of Barley, cullomary meafute,
at ss. per bufhel, to be delivered within a limited
period.
A field of Barley, belonging to Mr. CHARLES
RUTHERFORD, at Whitley, near Tynemouth, con.
taining five acres, has this year produced s6o
thraves ; being, on an average, more than a boll
per thrave, which contain 34. fheaves,

We learn with real concern that Capt.Paikst's
life was on Sunday defpaired of. His leg and
thigh had been amputated, one of the arteries had
burg, and fuch was the effufion of blood, that he
was on Sunday evening reduced to a low and al.
mod hopelefs Rate.
A confirmation is arrived from Egypt, of the
death of Capt. FREDERICK, of the Coldflream
Guards, (in the 22d year of his age, and eldcfl fon
of Sir JOHN FREDERICK, Bart.) of the wounds he
received on the landing of the Britifh troops at
Aboukir Bay, on the Ath of March lafi.

Mr. MURRAY, the American Minifter at the
Hague, is recalled, and is to be fucceeded by Mr.
Li v NGSTON Ep of New York. Mr. MURRAY Con..
cluded the treaty with the French Government
unaffifted by any other American Envoy, and his
condu& has received the general approbation of
country ; but the change in the Adminiftration of
the United States gives rife to new appointments
every where.

The Marquis of Bare has retired to Cardiff Cat-
tle, in confequence of the Sea air and bathing hay.
ing been found prejudicial to the health of the Mar.
chioncfs, which has rather been delicate fence her
accouchtment.

Government has hired the long range of (tables
belonging to Mr. WIGNE Yp in Spring• Walks,
Brighton, for the accommodation of about ono
hundred Cavalry, till June hem
On Saturday the firll divifion of the South Clan-
cefter Militia, commanded by Lord BERKLLV,
marched from Brighton barracks to Lewes, on
its route for Shorn Cliffe. The fecund divifion
followed on Monday. The other two divitions
will take a different route along the coaft. The
above regiment is to take pa-A.l°n of the barracks
at Shorn•Cliffe; but we underftand three regiments
of the Guards, who are to arrive there about the
fame time, are to be encamped.

The Cavalry encamped near Brighton are very
shortly to firike their tents and go into quarters.—
The idea of fending Infantry there is given up, as
in cafe of invafion, it is allowed, that their fervice
nn the hills would not prove fo effectual as that
of the horfe.

Mr. PITT goes to Warner Gallic next week, on
a (hooting party.
ENFIELD RACES.--The wet weather yellerday
(tripped the courfe almoft naked of company. The
Hunters Swecpflakes were W,lll by Mr. JONES'S
brown mare Lady Lep, at two beats; the firit
heat the won with cafe in a canter. There was
but little (port.

An apple meafuring 123, and another t 3 inches
in circumference, were lately pulled—th,.. fira at
Finnic(ton, near Glafgow, the other in Captain
Tod's garden, at Alderßon, near Haddington.
In the garden of Mr. Hamilton, of Dalzell, in
Lanarkihire, a lirawberry was lately pulled, plea-
luring 43 inches in circumference ; and in a field
belonging to the fame Gentleman a kidney rtatne
was dug, which meafured nine inches in length,
And weighed eighteen ounces.
A large 6111 has been caught off the North e-
land, by fomc Mermen who were taking mackerel
in whole net it got entangkd: it is between fix and
(even feet in length, and is of the !hark fpccies.
Sir H. B. HAYES, whole fentence is mitigated
to tranfportation for life to Botany Bay, during
his confinement conduCted himfelf in a manner
truly eccentric. The room in which he was confined
was hung with black crape, and the Dead March
in Said was performed on a barrel organ while he
was at dinner. He went to receive fentence with
an illegitimate fon on his right hand, and hi. legi-
timate fon on his left. The latter was In much
affected when fentence of death was paffed on his
unfortunate parent, that he is now in a fever, and
his life defpaired of. A Serjeant of the 56th regi-
ment, who is fimpored a poor lunatic Frcemafon,
wrote a letter, when General Msnows was in Cork,
propofing to releafe the Knight. The letter was
intercepted, and the man has been tried by aCourt
Martial.

Bow-Sratrr.—Yeflerday Thomas Stott Smith.
charged with forging a draft on Meas. Smith,
Payne, and Smiths, for tol. was finally examined
before A. GRAHAM, Efq. when be was committed
fur trial at the next Old Bailey Selfions.
The prifotter during the examination appeared
extremely unconcerned, and flared about him with
a moll unmeaning vacuity of countenance : when
ailed by Mr. GRAHAM it he would will, to make
any reply to the charge ? he ilia antwered that he
left the matter to Mr. Conn-, who attcnticsi ttf 1w
Connie!. .
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PREICN 8A1G12.414.1 CLEAC;i".

The following is a copy of the letter addrefred
by Monfeigneur ERSKINE to each of the Catholic
jiilbops refulent in London :

ittvgralotts AND ar NNNNN D sta,
In confoinufkt to the order. I have received from our Spiri-
tual Father, Pope Pius VII. I communicate to yen the pond-
Ica; brief which you will fled attached to this letter. i rmy
to acknowledge the reception of It without delay, and to
irinfinit me a Nimble anfwer with all convenient difpatch.
His Han& has omitted no effort fur tic pref., tratiou of
your See; but he has beheld with the Ilvelieit regret that the ur-
CY gm des renders your refignation indifpenGbie.
Thisis required dimity for the fake of unity, of prate, and the
I,cftablithment of the Catholic Religion in France. lilt Ho-
battik*. given me in charge farther to 'Ohre you, that he has
in the warm* terms reeommatded your perfon to the retards
of the Chief Caen] ; in tht fa* place, with the vim of in-
during hint to fix his choice on ydu in the nomination of a per-
to to fill the Want See; or, it that requeft Mould not be at-
t„ded to, at kilt to prevail (whim to make feline piwition for
fopport. Such is, Monfeignettr, the deftre of St. Peter to
contribute to your etudelation and relief in every poffiblc man-
ta, that he will late fight of no favourable opportunity to al-
irdate the weight' f misfortune which preffes upon yea, and
to provide for your perfonal accomniodations.

Haring thus folfilled the commands entrafted to me by the
Sovereign Pontiff, it now Isn!y remains for me to trader you
(say fervice in my power, Ned to affure you that I am, Mon.
feigatur, &c. gto (Signed)
Sept-16,180t. CMARLKS camomile:
,re. at, Omit Maryla-iamt-jimg.
THE POPE'S BRIEF.

FM VIP. TO HIS VENERABLE BRETHREN THB
AtcHeintors AND BISHOPS OF FRANCE, HAVING
THE COMMUNION ♦ND FAVOUR OF THE ♦FOS-