Star.
London, England, 1801-03-18 00:00:00

BERLIN, FEEL 24.

Three new Ambaffiadors are expeCted to arrive
here, fhortly, viz. Count BAUDISSIN, from Copen-
hagen ; Mr. CORNEA, from Lifbon ; and Count
STADION, from Vienna. The latter poll had been
vacant for three years. The Imperial Charge d'Af-
faires, M. de lit'DF Lis"-, is to have another places
with a falary of 6,000 florins.—The gbvernmenl
i
of Hanover, it is laid, has declared, n•the name
of the King of Great-Britain, here as well as at
Copenhagen, that the kingdom ought to be well
dillinguilhcd from the Electorate ; that each coun-
try had its peculiar conneCtions and interefts ; and
that Hanover would not take a (hare in a war
with the Northern Powers, nor give the leafl af-
fillance to England.
MARCH 3.—On Saturday lafl, the Ruffian
Amballador, Baron KAU DENSE, had a private
audience of his Majeftv, in which he delivered
the three orders of the Knighthood of Alexander
Newilty, St. Andrew, and St. Ann, which his
Imperial Majclly of Rolla has fent for the Prince
Royal of Praia. Yefterday his Majefly gave a
grand Patel tainment, at which the Princes and
Ib'rineeffes, feveral foreigners of dilliation, and
among them Prince ADOLPH us of England, were
prefent.—An Officer of high rank, and a Secretary
of Legation, will in a few days fet out hence for
Peterfburgh, on bufinefs of the utmoll importance.
A courier from the
palm
kEN of NAPLES, coming
from Vienna, has pallid through here for PeterT.
burgh, with a letter for the EMPEROR, in which
the QEE RN, it is laid, calls upon his MAJESTY for
afiiflance.—We are (till in expeetation of the an.
fwer from England, to the declaration of our Ca-
binet. —Lswt s XVIII. under the name of a Count
of Lille, accompanied by the Duchefs of A Naos,-
LIME, daughter of LEWIS XVI. and a numerous
retinue, arrived at Koningfberg, on the 34th
Several other emigrants of diftinCtion are expeCted
there.
MAR CH 7.—No counter declaration has yet been
received from the Britifh Cabinet, in anfwer to
the Pruflian note of the 12th uh. Private ac-
counts, the authenticity of which cannot be Aker.
tamed, lay, that Lord CARYSFORT had received
inftruCtions to open negotiations between Great
Britain and the powers of the North.
Letters from Vienna Rate, that the Grand Duke
of Tusc ANY is to have the Bifhopric of Salt zburgt
Berchtolgfcleden, and alfo a part of Bavaria, as
far as the Inn in compenfation for his Duchy.
The EleCtor of liavaaia is lo ity iadcmnified
Suakia and Franconia.

GERMANY.

VIENNA, FEBRUARY 28.

According to letters from Trielt, we have ad-
vice that a Danifh merchantman, worth 70,G00
florins, arrived there on the 17th inflant, as a prize
to an Engli(h man of war, which took her on the
coaft of litria. The Danifh Conful immediately
protefled againft the capture, and the Prefident of
the Imperial Sea Department, Q.EERRINI, is to
decide the affair.

CEDINBURG, FEBRUARY 17.

They write from Semlin, that orders have been
',leen to make purchafes of grain in the Bannat
Zrolia. The principal magazine will be formed
at Agram. It appears that the retrograde move
meet made by PASWAN Octou fome time fince,
was only a feint to draw the enemy into Ilrajona,
to attack them with greater advantage. Accord-
ing to letters from European Turkey, that Pacha
having learned that 6,000 Turks were in that city,
wheeled fuddenly about, made a rapid march,
and furprifed the Turki(h troops in the night,
while they were in the greateft fecurity, and put
to the fword all who could not make their efcape.
The city was given up to pillage, and a great
part of it reduced to allies. All the inhabitants
of the neighbouring country have abandoned their
dwellings, and taken refuge at Buchareft.