Star.
London, England, 1802-01-20 00:00:00

FROM THE DUTCH MAILS.

Viemn a, Dec. 26.—1 t is here intended to levy
-sew taxes on the feveral branches of luxury : in
particular on precious (tones, liars, linens, foreign
wines, fngar, coffee, cocoa, on fervants, horfes for
pleafure,playing-eards,
It is reported that the Auffrian ter:itory is now
to be extended to the Adda, and for which, in
return, Tome bifhopricks on the Blvarian bounda-
ries are deftined for the Grand Duke of Tufcany.
The Archduke Charles has lately received dif-
patches from the Governor of Alt-Orfowa, which
remove all doubts refpening the prefent fituation
of the rebel Patfwan Oglou. Having, on his offers
of fubmiffidn, received only an i:definite anfwer
from the Sublime Porte, and fince he had good
reafon to apprehend that the Porte, inffead of in-
•etting him with the greatly abufed authority Of a
Pacha, will rather prefer to *tort. him, on the
new year, with a fuperioi cir force, he has fent
to the Governor of Nt-Orfowa to know, if he,
with his property, could expc!t a fate efcort and
nception in the Auffrian States
The Arcl•doke CHARLEs fcnt back the following
anfwr• with the eilafette, which brought the dif-
patches to faid Governor:—

- •t As Pafiwan Oglou is in open rebellion againft
his lawful Sovereign, fo can neither he nor his ef-
fees be permitted to pafs or to be received in the
Auarian territory, without violating the duties of
a good neighbour. But ihould he, neverthelefs,
prefume to enter the Imperial territories, he will
be repulfed by force of arms.".

Biz'', Di c. 2o.—Betides Citizen Sulzer, there
are alfo taken into cullody the Citizens Keller of
Obringen, and Gotz of Tachfen, both Captains;
and they are to be tried before the Cantonial tri-
bunal, the General Accufer having already orders
to profecute them. An idea may be formed of
their confpiracy from the Proclamation which they
circulated in the diaries of Barken and Andelin.
gcn. The fubtlance of it was as follows:
• Liberty ! Equality!
Tafdien, Dee.
"The valiant warden of the Arrondlifonent of Andelfingen
and of Wlathenkor to Ckisen Chairman of all the
Manben of the Coofiltutional Central Government.

" Our foldiers have formed an union to redeem 1,
their country. We are armed again(' that traitor
and again(' all thole who have fo meanly
favoured that bare &Ilion. We have declared war
in rapport of the lawful Central Government, of
virtue, religion, and property. This I attelt in
the name of every one. (Signed)
" Su czalt, Captain of the Corps."
Under this was written :

" Winthertbur, Dec.,.
" Your troops will march hither wards this morn-
ing at eight o'clock. You will caufe the above to
be read to your Commons, and fuller as many mi-
litary men to pars as come out of the city."

NAGUI9 Jaw. to.—Since the figning of the Pre.
Endemics of Peace, and particularly within there
few weeks, the greateft difpatch has been employ-
ed in the national arfenal, for re-calling old and
caning new pieces of ordnance.
It is alferted here, that RuffLi is to become fe-
eurity for the new political arrangements about to
be adopted by the European potentates, and that
this is the objea at prefent negociating between
that country and Prance. An armed guarantee
will be particularly dained tom Attain the States
of the North.

The wounded Ruffians, who were left in our
hofpitels, are now to be tranfported to Cologne,
from whence, after joining thole from France, they
are to proceed homewards.
Rorraansu, JAN. ra.—ln confe..:znee of the
frog, which is now fet in, a for-.I itop is put to all
navigation. The Maefe preterit impartable.