Star.
London, England, 1802-04-20 00:00:00

GERMANY:

VIRWRA, APRIL 3.—The Englifh Envoy here
has received a courier from Conaantinople, Hating,
that aU the differences between the Englifh and
Turkifh Commanders in Egypt have been accom-
modated, to the fatisfaaion of both parties.
PasswAs Oc Lou threatens the confines of Wa-
lachia.

It is now pofitively a Irerted, that the Hungarian
nation, at the enfuing Diet, will demand that Dal-
matia (ball be united to the kingdom of Hungary.
Several individuals here have formed themselves
into a trading company, with intention to fit out
a (hip at Trielle, which is to fail from that port
on the tII of June, laden with Auflrian products,
fuch as hardware, lead, tobacco, brandy, linen and
woollen cloths, glafs, &c. direOly for Sierra Leone,
to exchange there her lading for African com-
modities.

SILZSIA, APRIL 6.—That part of the Silefian
troops which were in motion laR year, and after-
wards returned to their ufual garrifon towns, will
again be marched to the Mark of Brandenburg,
where they will be joined by other corps. Thee
troops, it is fuppofed, are dellined to take pot-
feffion of the territories ceded to Pruffia as an in-
demnification.

L( DON.

Is Anouvisous fore that the Benefador to whom he alludes
would approve of public praife being bellowed on his private
virtues?

TUESDAY, APRIL 20.
ZAIT IR Tut SD* oldty at all the Pubic Went

The Ratification of the DeF.nitive Treaty is now
anxioufly looked for, and will probably arrive in a
day or two at fartheß. The Ratification on the
part of Spain could hardly reach Paris before this
time, conlidering the difiance, and allowing for
the flow forms of that Court. The proclamation
of Peace will take place loon after ; the fixing of
the time belongs to the Minißers.
Three Hamburgh Mails have arrived fince yef-
terday's publication. Their contents had, how.
ever, been in a great meafure anticipated by the
accounts received through France and Holland.
This day we received the Paris Journals of the
16th intl. which contain fome particulars refpeCt-
ing the Treaty between France and the Regency
of Tunis. We expeCted they would have brought
farther information refpedting the Rate of affairs
in St. Domingo ; private letters from Paris having
Rated that the ad vices had not been publifhed down
to the departure of the veffel, and that they con-
tained the very unexpefted intelligence of Gene-
rals ROCHASIZEAU and HUMBERT having been
killed in a fevere aCtion with the Negroes. One
or there letters is given in the following columns,
along with extraels from the printed Journals.—
Tier: Collo/ides gsfr. 30 C.
PARIS, APRIL 15.—Citizen DEVOIZE, Charge
d'Affaires and Commitrary General of Foreign
Relations of the Republic, to the Regency of
Tunis, has tranfmitted the following letter to the
Minilter of Foreign Relations, dated the 24th of
Ventofe, (March 15.)
Citizen Miniaer—l have the honour to acquaint
y.lu that I failed from Marfeilles on the aoth of
Pluviofe, (Feb. 9), in the brig Lodi, and arrived
at Tunis on the 23,1 of the fame month. I wrote
to the Bey from Goleta, to announce to him the
fubjelt of my million, and the Aga of the Fprts
immediately received orders to falute the flag of
the Republic with ; t guns. At my firft audience
I prefented to the Bey the Flrft Conful's letter,
together with my powers to enter into a negotia-
tion. The new articles I propofed to him were
maturely examined in his Council, to which I was
afterwards invited for diccuflion-
The following is the refult
:
The old treaties are fully renewed, aqd coserrm-
ed in all their difpofitions.

The French nation fhall be the nioll favoured
in the States of the Regency.
The Commillitry of the Republic (hall have the
'Liberty of chnoling and charging at his pleafure,
.he Courtier and Janifraties of the Comrnilfariat.
The merchandife !hipped in France on board
French (flips, (hall continue to pay no more than
3 per cent. demandable in fpecie, and only accord-
ing to the rate fixed by the old tarif.
In time of war the merchandife 'hipped in
France on board neutral [hips, !hall be liable only
to the fame duty of; per cent.

All foreigners under the French protedion, and
the Jews in the fervice of the French merchants,
fhall be fubjea only to the jurifdiaion of the Com-
miflioner of the Republic.
In the laft place I obtained from the Bey, that
all the individuals belonging to the countries united
to France (hall be let at liberty. He has delivered
up to me 36, among whom you will obferve Ci-
tizen Ku; us, whole father is Chief of the 3d Hel-
vetic demi-brigade, now in garrifon at Bailie, and
Citizen Tutees* GALDERTI, a Milanefe Lady,
whom I claimed as an homage due to the FIRST
CONSUL, Pre fident of the Cialpine Republic. The
R•y imulp,62tely rave her up, declaring that on
the fame conaderation he would releafe all theCifill-
pines, however many there might be.
The new Treaty was concluded on the 4th of
this month.

The time neceffary for tranfporting to Qoletta
and ereeting the flag fait, defined for fupporting
the national flag, did not admit of its being dif-
played till the 13th s it was hoifed with all the
ufual folemnities. All the foreign Commaaries
and the Divan in a body were prefent at this grand
ceremony.

Sixty merchant veffels, Ruffian, Imperial, and
Ragufan, returned the three felines fired from the
Lodi. The fame day I gave a dinner of fifty co-
vers, and the following decade a fiipper and a ball.
I have the honour of fending you one of the three
original copies of the new treaty with the figna-
tures of the Bey, the Divan, and the Dolcti an-
nexed. I have left one in the hands of that Prince;
the third is depofited in the Archives of the Com-
milrariat. You will find fuhjoined the BEY's anfwer
to the letter of the FIRST Consul., and that of the
Keeper of the Seals to the letter which you wrote
to him. Immediately after lignin; the treaty, I
prefented to the Bey, in name of the FIRST Cow-
nu., a box fet with diamonds: he appeared highly
flattered with this mark of his frieudihip.
(Signed) DEVOIZI.
TREATY OF PEACE BETWESH THE 'MICH RISUBLIC