Star.
London, England, 1801-10-16 00:00:00

Vilma, Sm. t9.—The government of Lit
puri,*.town in the if of Cephalonia, has made.
a decree, by which every peafant it forbidden to
enter the town with arms : four peafants of the
neighbouring villages, who defpid this order,
having entered the town armed, one Mau)°,
who commanded fome troops of the country, cant-
ed them to be arretted, and conveyed to one of
the government prifons. When the families of
thefe four individuals learned that they were in
confinement, they wrote a threatening letter to Ti.
PA LDO, ordering him to intercede with the go-
vernment, that they might be fet at liberty, de-
claring at the fame time, that they would enter
the city in a numerous body to releafe them by
force, and to mall-acre- him. TIPALDO fent this
letter to the Members of the Government, who
immediately canted two of the four prifoners to be
thot. When this event was made known, the pea-
sants of the neighbouring villages ark/tabled to the
number of about 4,000, and entered the city.—

TIPALDO then went to meet them with tome troops
and two field-pieces ; but the infurgents attacked
the troops, and feiud the two pieces of cannon
along with the Commandant Tt PA 'Aso. The troops
not being able to withftand the infurgents betook
themfelves to flight. Thirty foldiers who flint them-
felves up in a houfe fell a facrifice to the flames.
The infurgents then cut off Ttratno's head, and
quartered his body, the four parts of which were
fent by the Chiefs of the infurgents to the families ,
of the four perfons who had been arrefted. At the
time when the letters which brought this account
were fent off, the whole Hand was in a Rate of
infurreeion, fo that it is impoffible to fay what
may be the confequence.
The veil which brought this news, and or-
,\tived here a few days ago, was only (even days on
eta paffage.
The Ruffians have quitted Corfu, where for
fome time there has been no Turks. The inhabi-
tants have affembled, and eftablifhed a fort of dic-
tatorihip they have formed a Council compofed
of deputies from all the States, and every quarter
of the city and of the country,
On the such of July, a Turkifh fquadron, con-
filling of fix frigates, appeared before this illand :
as the Commander of it teemed defirous of landing,
the head of the Government fignified to him, that
he might come on thore, provided he brought with
him only a (mall number of attendants, and that
he and his fuite carried no arms : he was offered
a fupply of provifions, and every thing he might
have occafion for. The Turlcifh fquadron imme-
diately fet fail, and tranquillity prevails in the
iftaad.

PITEASSUILGH SEPT. 15.--Their IMPEITAL MA.
Jlirrits fet out on the tith of this month for Mot:
cow, and on the tsth the Grand Duchers HILIMA
PAWLOWNA, fet out for Germany with her huf-
band, the Hereditary Prince of MICKLINDORG-
SCH wsain.

Yefterday morning his MAjICTY, accompanied
by his Royal Highnefs Prince ADOLPHOS, took an
airing in the phaeton to Kew. The ()Uin and
elder Plume's's, in fociabler, followed. After
viewing the improvements,their Mai t friss return-
ed to Windfor to dinner.
Their Royal Highnefres Princefres SOPHIA and
Am Etta rode out on horfeback, attended by Lady
ALBINA CUMBIALAND.

One of the French journals announces the ar-
rival of Lord Moro and family at Dunkirk, on
the ad infant.

The Marchicmefs of Hemmer, Lord Wm-
TOWN, Lady WILLIAMS, Lady RADCLIFFE, Hon
Mrs. Vattonaw, Hon. Mr. Baitsswat.t., Sir HYDI
and Lady PARKES, Sir WtLLOUGHIT ASTON, Sir
WILLIAM BItCHY, Sir STSPHTN LUSHINGTON,
Sir HUGH O'RIILIY, Admiral GRIT, General
and Mr. Imam General Cuvcaa and family, Co-
lonel and Mrs. Yoga, are among the laf arrivals
at Bath.

BALI. AT WEST WYCOMIIt Paste.—On Friday
laft the Marchionefs of Dow sc at. entered hay her
25th year. On the occafion the Marquis gave a
fplendid ball, to which all the neighbouring Nobi-
lity and Gentry were invited. The dances cod:.
menced at nine o'clock.—Fifteen cured went
down the firft dance, the Countrft of Sat the
fecond dance was a new one, called A Welcome to
Pica, compofed for the occafion. This dance
infufed fo much (pink into the company, that all
joined in the jocund throng, and, before the con-
elution of the merry round,- the number of couples
inereafed to twenty-five. go no wore to yen
Town, fueceeded, and at one o'clock the company
adjourned to (upper in the grand eating room.
Here about one hundred perfona fat down to a
very elegant (upper, replete with every delicacy,
arranged with much mite, in a variety of forms.
It was allowed by all prefent that a better table
had not been feen for many months. At two
o'clock precifely the ball recommenced, with The
Deil alum: the railer:. At five o'clock the com-
pany departed, in high fpirits, much pleated with
their evening's amtifement, and the polite attention
of their amiable bones. Among the diflinguilbed
perfonages prefent were :

The Earl and Cesuntcfs of Bomar:we, Lard and Lady Car-
rington, Lord Spencer of aticheller, Sir John and Lady Dal/-
wood King, Slr W 1114711 :nd Lady Clayton, Lady King, Sir
James May, 0.,m1. tine, Broadhead, and Dcputs; Captains
l'prrsn and Dituts ; Mcf vs. Pagct. Lloyd, Lorttr. Fans., and
two Mays; Millnkr. K.inossrd and May, Nt.r.A three
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