Star.
London, England, 1802-02-01 00:00:00

7118 DINBII

CONSTANTINOPLE, Die. t s.—The CAPTAIN
'Pacha, when he arrived here with' his fquadron,
entered the harbour with the French flag flying
below the Turkifh. This difgrace of the national
colours gave great offence to the French and their
friends. The Chef de Brigade, Citizen Ssaarri-
, ant, and Citizen Roma, made Tome prong re-
monftrances on the fubjed to the Pores, in which
the Englifh Ambaffador, Lord acia, and the
Ruffian Envoy, General Tara ARA, concurred in re-
Iprefenting that this humiliation of the flag of the
French nation was at !call ill timed, now that
Peace was concluded. Lord ELGIN likewife fent
Mr. PISANI on board' he Turkifh Admiral's fhip,
to make Tome friendly reprefentations to the Ca P-
TAIN Pacha on the fubjedt ; but before he arrived
the Nara had already ordered, by a Firman, that
the French flag fhould be taken down, which was
done before the Pacha and his Captains made their
formal entry into the city. This agreement be-
tween the Reprefentatives of the Governments fo
lately hoftile to each other, and the prompt and
voluntary compliance of the Turkifh Miniftry,
have given the molt general fatisfaaion,
BR US SEL L 9, lAN. 19.-Letters from Amiens
Rate, that the nglifh Secretary of Legation was
lately fent off to London by Marquis Coanwaws,
with difpatches of the utmoft importance.
It was very generally believed that the Articles
of the Definitive Treaty. will be immediately fet-
tled. It is poffible that the conclnfion of it may
be retarded by the tardinefs, and perhaps the un-
willingnefs, with which Spain appears to give her
concurrence. The Minilter Plenipotentiary of his
Catholic Majefty, the Marquis del CANTO &ALAN.
GE S.' was on the 26th ofDecember Rill at Genoa.
At Amiens, it is afferted, that the Court of Ma-
drid is very diffatisfied with the ceffion of the
Hand of Trinidada to the En&lifh, becaufe their
poffeffion of it, from the fituation of that Wand,
will open to them a way to carry on a contraband
trade with Mexico. The Negociations, however,
are inveloped in the moft profound fecrecy.
MILAN, DEC. 20.—0 n the 19th inf. the French
COMMUEITy SAL I C ETTI, arrived at Lucca to give
a new organization to that fmall State. It is
expeaed that it will be ereßed into a feparate Re-
public.
DEC. 24.—According to accounts from Rome,
the Lift courier which the French Minifterfent to
Paris, carried a proteft of the French who have
purchafed national property at Rome, againft the
Papal Edkt of the 24. th of October, relative to
that property.
It is ellimated that no lets than 2000 perfons
have loft their lives by the late inundation.
VENICE, DEc. 31.—A1l the workmen in the qr.
fenal are now difmiffed. _ _ _

It is very generally reported that the Grand
Duke of TUSCANY will cede to the Houfe of
Aufkria the indemnification he (hall receive in Ger-
many, and receive in return the Venetian territo-
ry, under the title of a Grand Duchy.
HAGUE, JAN. 12.—T0-day our Legiflative Body
again affembles, when our Direaory will lay before
it the Budget, or plan of Finance. As the ex-
pellees are great, a forced Loan will be required
of the inhabitants of the Republic.
A great part of our artillery is now melting
down. _ _ _

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The value of the ellates which the Houfe of
Orange lofes in Belgium, is eflimated at half a
million of florins, fur which it will receive indem-
nification.

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