Star.
London, England, 1802-04-09 00:00:00

Count KOTSCHOWZ!Y, his Aetna' Privy Council.

ior, &c. ; and his Majefly the King of the United
Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, ALL F TN!,
Lord Baron ST. Hs Laws, Peer of the faid United
Kingdom, &c. who by virtue of their refpeelive full
Powers have agreed upon the following Articles :
Art. r. " In cafe of a groundlefs detention, or
other tranfgreflion of Rules mutually ellablifbed,
there !ball be paid to the owners of the (hips fo
detained and of their cargo, for each day's delay, a
rccompence in proportion to the lofs fullained,
reckoning according to the freight of the fhip, and
the quality of the cargo.
2." in cafe the Minifters of the contrafling Par-
t 3, or other perfons accredited by them, with the
BelliFerent Powers,flo4ll happen to complain of the
Fentencz given on fuch Prizes by the refpeaive
Courts of Admiralty, the bufinefs thall be imme-
diately refcrred by appeal, in Raffia, to the &rak-
ing Senate, and in Great Britain. to the King's
Council.

a both fides &all catetudy ttamine windier
the Regulation= Mid Prottifiaas in the prefent Con-
vention have been obferved, which mutt be done
in the fpeedieft mouser.- Both controlling Parties
engage further to adopt the moll effectual means to
prevent every unneteffary delay in refpeit to the fen-
tenets to be pronounced in the refpeltioe Tribunals,
on Prizes made in the open Sea.
4, 4.. The effefts detained !hall neither be fold nor
unloaded, before a final fentence, unlefs in the cafe
of a really preffing neceffity, (hewn to the Court
of Admiralty by a Commiffion appointed for that
purpofe ; and it (hall by no means be permitted to
the captors to unload of their own authority, or to
carry away any thing from (hips fo detained.
" There feparate articles, which form a part of
the Convention, figned on the t 7th of June, in the
names of their Imperial, Ruffian, and Britannic
Majelties, thall have the fame force and effect as if
they were word for wcrd inferted in the Paid Con-
vention.—Signed at Mofcow, Oa. so, tBot.
" Prince KUll.lil[llll, ,ST. HELENS,
4, Count KorscHowssv."

The Aft of Acceffion of Denmark was igned at
Mofcow, the 23d of Otlober, and the King's Ra•
tification was given on the 23d Dec. itiot.

Lord HAWICESIIIIRT has informed M. OTTO,
that the French prifoners of war, at prefent con.
fined in this country, are at liberty to be fent home
as loon as tranfports can be prepared to convey
them.

On Wednefday Sir Simi ay SMITH was prefented
with the Freedom of the Turkey Company.
Mr. DUNDAI is fhortly to be created a Peer, by
the title of Lord MaLvtt.t.s. He will make his
laft appearance in the Houfe of Commons next
week.

Mr. HOARE, the Banker, is gone to Paris.
Sir Parra MURRAY and family arrived a few
days ago from Scotland.
Sir GEORGE YOUNG, late Governor or the Cape,
is faid to have taken up his refidenceatHamlourgh.
Lady C. LONG has taken a houfe in New Cum-
berland.itreet.

Their MayesTits, accompanied by all the Pala-
cams, honoured Covent Garden Theatre !aft
night. to fee the Comic Opera of the Damao, and
the new ballet of Brazen MO.
The fcience and tafte of Mrs. BILLINCTON were
never difplayed to more advantage than in the
Opera ; and the Entertainment, which has received
feveral material improvements fine the firs per-
formance, was prodative of univerfal fatisfaCtion.
The characters are judicioufly fuited to the powers
of the refpe&ive Performers, and the machinery
and dreffes are diftinguithed for fuperior tafte, and
a liberality of expence that borders on profufion.—
, Among the fcenic exhibitions, the Salt Mine, with
its various excavations, by WHITMORE, is entitled
to an eminent rank for natural colouring and*
powerful effect. The dreffes of the Royal groupe
afforded much variety. The OZ%IEEN wore a robe
of a dark body, and white fatm fleeves. Her
head drefs was a chile cap, with a profufion of
jewels. The Princefs ELIZABETH wore a robe of
the fame colour as the Q.slaam's, vandyked in
filver round the bofom. Her head drefs confin-
ed of a large full plume of white oftrich feathers,
with a large diamond crefcent in front, from
which rofe a bunch of bird of paradife feathers.—
There two dreffes had a very fplendid effe&. The
robes of the other four Pr iscessrs were white and
flyer. That of the Princefs AMELIA was parti-
cularly remarkable for its neatnefs and fimplicity.
Her head drefs was in the fame Ityle, confining of
a plain clofe bandeau, and a green feather, without
any diamonds. The head dreffes of her two next
elder fitters differed only in the foundations, and
were furmounted alike with tall flat white oftrich
plumes (landing Ma in front. The head drefs of
the other Princefs was a black bandeau, braided
with diamonds, and ornamented with, a bunch of
purple and white feathers. The Royal box was
further embellithed by the prefence of the Marquis
of SALISBURY, Lord MORETON, Earl CHESTER-
FIELD, and feveral other of the royal attendants.
The Duke of Krwr fat in the oppofite box on the
lower tier. The Houfe was extremely cronded,
the gallery part of which was molt indecoroufly
noify, and the company in the pit were greatly in-
commoded by the erotic!, particularly the ladies,
many of whom fainted with the heat.

Dainty Lama laft night had to boaft of one of
the fulleft and moft falhionable audiences we have
feen this feafon. At an early hour the pafFsges
were crouded with people who could not find feats.
It is pleafing to obferve that good plays and good
aaing have Rill their attraaion, and that SHAKE-
s P EARS and Mrs. JORDAN are not only praifed, but
followed. Mrs. JORDAN, in Nell, difplayed that,
powerful comic vein which belongs to her. BAN-
N irrsz's joyon was likewife very entertaining,
and it allows confiderable latitude to broad hu-
mour. Mrs. Hsasows made a very fpirited Lady
Loverule, and gave a new intereft to the part.
THE Dif ARC HIONESS OF HERTFORD'S ROUT.—
On Wednefday evening her Ladylhip's firft party
took place at the magnificent refidence of the fa-
mily, in Manchefter-fquare. Above five hundred
fafhionables were prefent.
On Tuefday evening M. P. ANDR RWS, Efq. gave
a Concert and Supper at his houfe in Cleveland-
row, to the moll numerous party of the feafon.—,
Above 700 people of fafhion were prefent ; every 1
room was crowded. The Concert commenced
with an Ode. written by Mr. Am:maws ; it was
beautifully fet to Mufic by SHIELD. The flipper
confifted of every delicacy which could be procur-
ed. The PRINCE of WALES was prefent, and moft
of the leading people of fafhion.
A Concert of Inftrtimental Mufic followed: the
Performers were the Mils AMU MS, Mail. NI LD
and BARTLEMAN, and the two KN YVETTE, jun.
Mr. C. Ks Y Y ET?, prefided at the Piano Forte.