Star.
London, England, 1802-08-14 00:00:00

RAMBURGH MAIL.

PITIRSBURGH, JULY 20.—The Treaty of COM.,
merce between France and Ruffia is concluded in
a manner equally advantageous to both ; the prin.
ciples of the Convention of Neutrality between the
Northern Powers, in the lafl war, are taken as the
bafis. Prince Tsc n saaarov is arrived here, after
a lhort journey abroad. Prince Suaow will alto
return, and, as is fuppofed, refide on his eflate.
Count LAW'S CLERMONT Toast"' is OD the eve
of his departure from this city.
After the arrival of a Courier from Vienna, it
was believed that the ratification of our Treaty
with France would meet with Tome difficulties ;
it has, however, taken place without any being
fluted. In a feparate inftrument our EMPEROR
has mulled on three points, which will alfo meet
with no °Mules He demands the Elec-
toral dignity for the Houfe of Meeklenbourg
Schwerin.--ad. The Secularization of the Bilhop-
rie of Lubec, and the Hereditary SuccelHon in
favour of the Houfe of Holliein Oldenbcrg, and
full Indemnification for the Elfted Toll Duties, by
the Cellion of Come (mall conveniently fituated
F.celefiaflical domain, or of a part of a larger;
and, 3d. A complete and entire Indemnification
for the King of SARDINIA.
According to our EM Plzot's determination, his
and France's propofitions to the Diet, (hall be
made at one time and to the fame drat. The oc-
cupation of molt of the Indemnity Lands will not
rake place till after the bufinefs of the Diet is over.
STOCKHOLM, JULY 27.-.-Prince WILLIAM of,
GLoucssrs a arrived the 16th init. on board the
Latona, at Sweaborg, where he remained till the
2 IR, and then departed with Admiral CRONSTEDT,
to join his MAJESTY at Abo. Their MAJESTIES
and Prince WILLIAM are expo fed here from Abo
on the 25th. It is Paid her Majefly the Qy. SEM
will make a journey to the frontiers, and there
have an interview with her Majefly the EMPRESS
Of Russia.

HILDASISSIM, Auc. 2.—To-morrow morning,
at sight o'clock, the troops defined to occupy this
city, amounting to 3voo men, will march in un-
der the command of Count ECVULENDURG, and
then proceed to the far tl.,r organif:t:on of our ter-
ritcry. The uther towns are occupied at the
fame time. Wherever the Pruffian troll's have
paid, the arms of the Prince have been all taken
down, and the Pruffian Eagle let up in thetrflead.
All Officers in the Prince's pay alto have taken the
oath of allegiance to the Kum of PRUSSIA.

Aug. 3.—The Pruffian troops have marchcl in.
Before the Cagle of the Prince Bifbop is plac-d a
l'ruffian guari, and the ufual Princely guard is
&Winifred. Here alfo the Pruflian Eagle is put
up at all public offices.

%aim, Avo. 3.—We have juR received the
melancholy intelligence that his Rnyal Highncfs
?rime HENRY of Prullia.•brnther of FREDERICK
the Great. General of Infantry. &c. bad on Sun-
day lag a fit of the apoplexy at his Palace at Rhein!:

of his age. His Royal Highnefs was bern January
18, r 726. The name of this great and honoured
Noce will be immortal in the Pruffian annals.—
On the firit news of his illnefs, their Royal High•
neffes the Princefs Louisa, and the Princes LEWIS
and Aocusrus, immediately went to Rhcinf•
burg to vifit their Uncle. The two Princes, ions
of the Prince FERDINAND, will ihortly make a
tour into foreign countries. under the care of
Count VaLmiciu.

Madame OTTO embarked yefterday morning at
Dover for Calais.

Thurfday, the Anniverfary of the Parties or
WALES'S Birth-day, the detachment of Artillery,
the 26th and 28th Regiments of Foot, Rationed
at Plymouth, were drawn up in front of the Go-
vernment Houle, fired a Royal lain% and three
vollies.

Mr. Coots again made his appearance at Ply-
mouth Theatre, on Wednefday mght,tea crowded
houfe, in the citaratter of Skykei in the Merchant
of Venice, and Sip Arehy Mae/amen in /.one-a-/a-
Mode. It was with difficulty he could get through
the performance, in confequence of a (violent
hoarfeitefs occcarioned by a cold caught in going
down there.

The taliore who attended the two Dachas taken
up on Wcdnefday were merely going to nwafi.to the
rowed.
On Monday Lift, in confequenee of the Hon.
Mr. WARD, only fon of Lord Vikount Dom. sr
and WARD, coming of age, there was a greed Fel.-
tival at Himley Hall, in Worcefterfhire, and at
the Dudley Arms, in the fame village. The fi.
mil), being from home, the Hon. Mr. SHIRI.eY did
the honours of the day at the Dudley Arms,
where three hundred Gentlemen fat down to din-
ner. At Himley Hall all the Tenantry were af-
fembled at dinner, and linfpitably feafted. A calk
of beer called Biz Ben, containing upwards of tOOO
gallons (brewed at the birth of Mr. Weep) was
then tapped, and libations of it poured out, and
drank to his health, and that of his noble and
worthy family.
Mr. Fox.—One of the lag French Papers gives
the following account of the reception of Mr. Fox,
at Lille, from which city the article is dated the
3d infant The immortal defender of the Eng.
lifh people, Fox, was recognized yellerday in our
theatre, though he wilhed to be ;wog. He immt.
diately received congratulations in the name of the
Citizens of Lifle and the Garrifon, and was in-
vited to a banquet, which was given him to-day
at the Circus. Unfortunately the Reitturatenr had
hut a (hors time to prepare the repaft, which was
but of fixty covers; twelve hundred at leaf! were
neceffary to fatisfy the general eagernefs. The
gates of the hall were thrown open, and our ilia-
thous gueft was perhaps flattered with the refped-
ful curiolity with which he was fucceffively con•
templated by a great number of Ladies, and by
our mot eflimable Citizens. The &Rant notes of
military mute, the decorum of die coneerfation,
the religious filence of the fpedators, a joy which
reigned- in the countenance of every one, every
thing expreffed the fentiments infpired by the pre-
knee of a great man. The people of Lifle have,
in this inftance, proved, that if fomctimcs they
have been reproached with apathy, we cannot re-
fute them the praife of difcernment. He was ex-
petted at the theatre, which was very full ; his
reception was moll flattering ; a firework an-
nounced his return to the Circus, which was illu-
minated with much tafle, and thronged. Dancing
terminated the day. The Band of the sift demi-
brigade waited for Mr. Fox at his own lodgings,
to give him a ferenade. He retired early."
One of the French Journals, the Gaulle& Frage,
fpeaking of the flattering reception which Mr. Fox
met with at Lille, fays, 4, if the enthufiafm which
the prefence of dr. Fox may produce in France be
the effeft of an admiration excited by the diflin-
guithed talents and merit of that foreigner, all this
is very well ; on the other hand, if the motive be
to render homage to the celebrity lie has acquired,
by the continual attacks he has fo long &died
againft the government and legiflation of his coun-
try, this favours a little of that !pint which pre-
vailed in France at a former period, and untie
that point of view cannot be ken with much in.
tereft by thofc among us, oho think that the fpii it
of oppolition which an individual may malith.ft
towards his government, does not enfure him a
very great title to the admiration of a people, who
make it a duty and a point of honour to retired
the laws of thole nations with whom they have en-
gaged to live in peace."
Accounts from all parts of the country fpeak
in the moil favourable terms of the crops.—The
wheat is free from the appearance of finut, and,
with the barley and oats, is of the moil pleafing
promife.—There is a profpee of the finel I.arveft
with which this country has for many years been
blcfred.

The new fplendid fpetlacle brought out at the
Royal Circus, called Gogalvo de Cordova, or the
Cwip0....,? of Grenada, is univerfally allowed to be
one of the molt magnificent fpettacles which has
ever been before the public—and this is accompa•
Died by mulic, enmpoled by RsEvt, the effett of
which is peculiarly pleating ; the incidents are al.
In iliongly imprellive. The charaaer of Zoraida is
fripported in the fined (file by Mrs. WI( sitow ;
that of /nit is rendered particularly pleating by
Mrs. ROEFEY ; and Mils Aneras in Zora, gains
'the ftrongeß applaufe ; the part of Gotialue has
the utmoli jaice done to it by Hct.ME ; that of
Pedro is at once highly interetting and entertaining
in the hands of Mow roompty—Bdars/ cannot be
finer reprefented than by livisitows, whole fing-
' ing is alto much admired ; amidtt the fplendor of
the reentry, the entrance of Zora on a camel, the
boarding a Moorilh xelscck, the Alhambra, the
field of combat, the undermined pritim. and par-
ticularly'the lalt fcene, the explolion of die Ca4Ue
of the Four Towers, afDwd the utmolt plealure ;
and we mutt particularly notice the combat be-
tween Lase and Aintanzor, by Br TTEeTox and Ro.
313 Ts. which is acknowloo4l9,44akeetiallecl.