Star.
London, England, 1802-05-31 00:00:00

RUSSIA.

PETERSIURGM) APRIL 30.—0 n the :4th died
here in an advanced age, Admiral GoLINITSCHir
Kuvusorr, Prelident of the Board of Admiralty,
with the rank of Field-Marfhal ; and this morn.
inn his corpfe was interred with the greaten mag-
nificence and folemnity. The Emperor himfelf
followed the body from the houfe of the deceafed
above a very on foot. The Sea• Cadettes, quite
new clothed, and a number of troops, with can-
t.o,l, colours, and the Admiral's flags, followed
the body. The widow has received from the Em-
peror the full falary of her hulband, 12,000 rubles,
far her life, as a penfion.
The Vice-Prefident of the Academy of Sciences,
the Counfellor of State Rustrrstcot, who has fem.
ed the Academy for 5o years with unwearied zeal,
and is known in foreign countries from his obfer-
vations on the tit aura of Venus in the years 1761
and 69, as an able Aaronorner, has received from
his Majelly the Order of St. Ann of the sd dafs,
and the Infignia of the Order with brilliants, ac.
companied with a very gracious letter from his
Majefly's own hands. The fame honour has been
conferred on the College Counfellor Scnossav,
Member and Libarian of the Imperial Academy
of Sciences, with a fimilar letter. . _ _

The Department of the Communication by
Water has publifbed a very beautifully finned
Chart of the Canals in Ruffia, which contains a
great part of die latter, namelf, all between the
White and the Black Sea, and between the Baltic
and the Cafpian, and from which may be teen how
much has been done in Ruffia for the promotion
of the interior trade by this eftablithment of Canals
and Sluices, or Locks, ace.: perhaps more than
in any other country.—Amongft others the fa-
mous Ogintki Canal between the Dnieper and
Niemen or Memel, which was begun fome years
ago by the Poles, and then lay negleCted, is now
already fo far extended, that it will be ready this
year. In the prefent year a new canal between
the rivers Somin and Tichwinka, eaftward from
new Ladoga, is begun, and will he finifhed in the
year I Roo. But the prefent Government applies
the greateft attention not only to the internal
trade hut alto to that by lea, efpecially the trade
of the Black Sea hitherto fo much negleaed. The
prefent enlightened Minifter of Commerce, Count
Nacot.•; RAIMASSTZOP, wiU, It is raid, take a
journey himfelf, to examine all the harbours in
Rufria, among others OdelTa, which is fo advan-
tageoufly fituated on the Black Sea.
So many 6:Tamil:owes, and particularly the'
prices of various articles having experienced great
alteration fince the foundation of the Academy of
Sciences, his bursa:al. MAJZSTIr has thought
proper to review the Conftitations of the Acade-
my, and of the other learned Societies in Ruffia,
and to give to them an eflablilhmeot more 'likable
to the prefent times I and for that purport has ap-
pointed a Committee, who are to fuggeft a new
plan and regulations for the Academy of Manes,
the Univerfity of Morcow, and the. Ruffian Acade-
my. This Committee corals of the Senators,
Counts POTOCIII and MARIEW, and the Secretary
of the Academy of Scickch tbs Colactiox of
State: Fo is,

LONDON.

MONDAY, MAY jr.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Cot for July 0141. 7Si 1--
Old Spa cent.lo4—New Spa Cam zo4t-Onmituts 1.

Yelterday we received Paris journals to the
*Bth, The lifiwiteur contains a great many muni-
cipal •arrangements made in the Italian Republic,
but they are of little importance to an Engiifhl
Reader. Large quantities of wheat are faid to
have arrived in the French ports from Dantzic and
other places.
This morning arrived a Hamburgh and Dutch
Mall, extralls from which will be found in the
following columns.

Arrived alto a Mail frorr.New York and Halifax,
brought to Falmouth by the LADY Aasest.L•
packet, in 3o days; and a Mail from Lifbon,
brought by the Duna of You packet in 7 days.
HANOVER, MAY 27.011TAMbalradOr Extraor-
dinary and Minifter Plenipotentiary at the Court
of PrulEa, tranfmitted, in the beginning of this
month, a note to the Prufian Cabinet Minifter, of
which the following is an abftrad :—As now, in
confequence of the conclufion and ratification of
the peace at Amiens, the arrangement of the Se-
cularization: and Indemnities is impending, his
Britannic Majefty thinks he ought not to delay to
repeat the:declaration : that—t R, His Majefty will
confider the Bithopric of Hildefheim, which, ac-
cording to the exifting Treaties of Peace, and other
Treaties, undoubtedly belong to him, in cafe of a
fecnlarization thereof, Rill the property of him and
his houfe ; and will not approve of its being tram:
ferred to other hands.—ad, That the Bi(hopric of
Ofnaburgh belongs to him and his houfe by the
Treaty of Wellphalia, and confequently cannot be
affeded by the prefent indemnities.-34 That his
Majelty referves all rights and claims refpo!ling
the Abbey of Corvey, which relidt from the Bai-
ligThip and Right of Patronage over it; and
more particularly over the city of Hoefter, and
which belong to the united Houfe of Brunfwick
and Lunenburgh. His Britannic Majetly has
found himfelf moved to this renewed friendly De-
claration, as well to leave not the lean uncertainty
on the fincere confidence in his PruftLin Majefty,
and his legitimate willies and views at the prefent
period; and, on his fide, to maintain the good in-
telligence which he is difpofed to keep up on this
fubjed, with the Pruflian Court, and to which his
Pruflian Majefty has already (hewn himfelf dif.
paced, &c.
STOCKHOLM. AHLIL 27.—The perpetrators of
the robbery of the poft at Wefteraes have not yet
been deteded ; at:loft at the fame time a receiver
of the name of Warnburg, was robbed and plun-
dered between Sala and Weßeraes.

APRIL 30.—For promoting a more fecnre and
convenient pallkge of the poll, and of travellers,
over the Sound from Hefinburgh to lielfingore,
there are to be, inflead of the ferry-boats which
have for this purpofe been hitherto kept up by pri-'
vate perfons, particular veffels, Rationed there on
account of the Crown, for the condua of which
an under Naval Officer, with a neceffary crew,
are to be ellabliiked.

MAY 4.—According to the lateft advices from
Wefteraes, the villain who robbed the poll on
the t ath ult. has been apprehended : a part of the
money has already been recovered, and it is hoped
the remainder will alfo be recovered.

COPENHAGEN, MAY 13.—The Danilh Chancery
has laid before his Majelty the plan propofed for
the care of thole who were wounded on the sd of
April, with which his ?riskily has expreffed his
high fatisfadtion, and has contributed 20,00 G tie.
dollars to the fund.

MAY 18.--The Duke of GLoucssria, (another
letter rays, Prince WILLIAM of Gt.ouccsrst), is
expested here loon from England, by an English
frigate, and will, during his continuance here,
take up his lodging with the Prince of Hee, at
the Academy of the Land Cadets.

The fleet of Defenfe which was eftablifhed loft
Summer at Freiderichibaern, in Norway, by the
purchafe of faecal merchant (hips for his Majef
ty's account, is now broken up, and molt of the
!hips fold.
It is raid that the orders for a general war im-
poll, which has been long the fubjeft of converfa-
tion. will be publighed before the departure of the
Crown Prince for Holftein.

ISCRLIN MAT 22.—0 n the 17th init. the Jubilee
of the so years fervice of the Royal Privy Coun-'
fellor of the Superior and Inferior Tribunal, Kos-
New, was folemnly celebrated' and this rare fo-
lemnity was heightened by a gracious letter tent
under the Kuso's own hand, to the Jubilee Old
Man.

An Adjutant of the Emperor of Russia, Prince
Dot.not UCKY. is arrived here with Is letter from
the Emperor, in his own hand to the King. He
returns to Peterlburgh in the courfe of a few days,
before the King's departure, with the anfwer of
out- Monarch. In this correfpondence the meet-
ing of the two Moitarcbs at Motel is fully fuctl.

From hence, the hurfes from the King's Rua,
which both Monarchs are to ufe, go to Memel.
According to conjedure, the Royal Milliner of
State, Count Von HAUCWITZ, will alfu go to
Memel.

The reigning Princefs of Orange, and Prince
HENRY of prutlia, great uncle to the King,
who have not teen each other for a long while,
have agreed to meet at the Baths in Bohemia.

yegaday the ROTAS, FAMILY attended divine
-,viceat St. George's Chapel, Windfor.
Prince NV:, LIAM of GLOUCESTER is going to be
married to a Ruffian Panic/es, and for that pur.
poCe fails fpeedily in a frigate for St. Peterlburgh.
The county of Northumberland, which was ex.
peEtea to have been Itrongly contetted at the next
General Bic,Sion, has been compromifed by the
leading interclt in the county. Mr. Gear and
BIAUSIONT will therefore meet with *no op.
polition.
The PRINCE'S Pavilion, at Brighton, is nearly
finilhed, and fitted up in a fitperior Lyle of ele.
pace.
111 C PRINCI of WALES is likely to derive a very
confiderable addition to his revenues, by the in.
tended drainage of Redland Marfb, in Flintfhire ;
it is of vaft extent and excellent quality, fubjefi,
at prefent, to inundations from the fea at fpring
tides. _ _

Sirs THOMAS and PIERCE MOSTYN, Mr. Pis.
WANT, and Lord PLYMOUTH, are about to =dole
the extenfive wade in Flintihire, called Clvberier,
or Long-Path; it contains feveral thoufand acres
of land, competent to every purpofe of hulbandry.
The Council of Prizes at Paris have pronounced
in favour of the Owners in the bufinefs of the Da-
nith !hips, the Williamiborgh, Capt. Boors's,
and the Elizabeth, Capt. DAVIDSON. The Mips,
as well as the cargoes, are to be retlored or made
good.
The Naval and Military Hofpitals at Deal hare
jail been put upon the peace eftabliihment.
In confequence of an order iffued by Earl Sr.
VINCENT, the feamen now paying off from their
refpeaive !hips are not to receive their entire wages
according to the ufage of the navy, but to be pro-
vided with bills payable at or near the places to
which they were refpeetively to be conveyed by
frigates allotted fox that purpofe.
•The difpatchcs for Bengal by the Sir William
Bentley, extra Slip, were finally doled at the Ealt
India Houfe on Saturday, and delivered to the
Purfer. The only effengers are Mr. W. D.
CREIGHTON and J. N. CREIGHTON, natives of
India.

Thnrfday fe'nnight a troop of the 12th light
dragoons arrived at Waterford from Weymouth,
and on the Saturday following they marched for
Clonmd, to join she remainder of the regiment,
which Wetly landed at Cove, to take po&ilion of
the horfes belonging to the 28th light dragoons,
which either have been or will he immediately dill
banded. When mounted, a troop of them arc to
do duty at Waterford.
Lady Bata (Mils Poi ?Ss sr) has fettl:d loot
ry annum upon her coauni, the divorced Mrs.
MARKHAM. - - - - -

Yefterday the remains of the celebrated Mr.
John Hawtin, trumpeter in the 34 Regiment of
Foot Guards, were interred in St. Martins church.
yard. Out of refpea, the proceffion was joined
by the trumpeters of the Brigade, as alto by the
Serjeant Matter of the Coldaream Regiment.
A letter from Salithury, dated May 27, fire,
ig This day the Magiltrates and Freemen rode the
boundary of three parilhes, St. Martins, St. Ed.
munch, and Milford, near fixteen miles. In their
progrefs they conceived Mr. WINDHAM had com-
mitted a trefpars by encroaching on Common
ground, they then therefore polled part of the gar.
aen wall down to make their way ttri&ly through
the boundaries.
ig A pint of the t 6th light dragoons let off from
hence this morning for Warmintler, where a body
of Freemen were committing depredations, by
cutting clothes into threads, and dtftroying a
Meeting machine which they conceived would de.
prive them of a future livelihood."
Accounts from Corfu by the laft Dutch mail
mention, that tranquillity was quite tenured at
Zante, where a new Government is enabliihed.
The Dutch arc bufily employed in fitting out
numerous (hips for the whale filhery, and every
bufs that is not too rotten to go to tea, is getting
in readinefi to catch herrings.
AU the trees of Liberty in Holland have been
lately grubbed up by the roots.
A failor broke a pane of gluts, by accident, in
a fliop-window in Rochefter, left week ,• and on
being informed it would colt ss. 3d. he threw
down half a-guinea, and broke another, laying,
" that will do for both."
Wednefday laft a fire broke out at the farm and
premifes of Mr. Welton, of Newborne-hall, near
Ipfwich ; the wind being very high it raged molt
furioully. In the (port (pace of half an hour, two
large barns, three Rabies, the granary, containing
a quantity of corn, cart-lodges, with other out-
buildings, tome pigs in a nye, &c. were totally de-
ftroyed, together with two flacks of hay; notwith.
Banding the greaten exertions, the fire from the
flacks was not extinguithed till nearly four the fol-
lowing morning. this dreadful accident is fop-
' poled to have been occafioned by a (park from iii=
chimney of the dwelling houfe falling up )n
thatch of one of the barns.
A farm houfe and offices an the eftate of Nit.
Mitchell, near Bodmin, were on Wednelday
ftroyed by fire, in conlequence of fome hot a:lts
having been thrown into the yard, near a quantity
of look brow.

The barn and granary of Sir W. Rowley, at
Newborn Hall, 'ape on Wednefday burned 10
the ground, and lore to the value of 200°1' de'
ilroyed.
On Wednefday morning G. Mackli(h, and T.
Dumoline, were executed at Canteatsury for high.
way robbery. After the) were tied up, they de.
dared, in the moll folemn manner, that they were
innocent of the crime tur which they acted.

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