Star.
London, England, 1802-07-16 00:00:00

concluded at Amiens on the 27th of March, to.'
gether with the feparate article in the particular
convention relating to the tßth article of the Paid
Treaty, concluded and figned the fame day by the
Miniaers Plenipotentiary of the French and Bata-
vian Rept,blics, was feized by an order of State.
AMSTERDAM, JULY 12.—A lltter from Dref
den, of the 28th ►►lt. contains the following in-
telligence :—Yeaerday accounts were received
here, that the Chevalier de SAXE, who had refided
for fume time paft at Vienna, was killed the pre-
ceding day in a duel, on the borders of Bohemia,
not far from Auflich. The body was conveyed
to a neighbouring monaftery and there interred.

Accorciing to letters from nothing, of the 6th
inilant, a dillurbance took place there the day be-
fore, in conks:pence of a velfel which arrived in
that port with piece goods from London, confign-
ed to the honfe of J. Hintz:nay, being feized by
the Fiench Commiffioners, and would, no doubt,
have been attended with ferious confequences, had
it not been foppreffed by the firm and refolute
conduct of one of the Magi hates, L. DE WIT.

On We:lnefday the CHANCELLOR waited upon
the PRINCE, in his robes, at Carlton Houle, and
adniiniqtred the neeeffary oaths to qualify his
Royal Highrefs for voting by proxy for the elec.
tir.n of the Sixteen Peers of reolland,

his Royal Hiyhaefs tlic Prince of WALES is to
review four battalions oldie Foot Guards on Wim-
bledon Common Li Tuesday next, previous to the
reduaion of the Supernumerary Officers. The
Battalion Sorg •ons of the Brigade are included
amongq the Vtficers to be put en half pay, it hay.
in; been thought nccefrary only to have an Al
Infant Surgeon with each of the battalions which
were lately fent to WintlCor and Winchclier.
His Royal Highnefs the Duke of Gt.ouctsTEt,
Chancellor of the Univeffity of Dublin, has ap-
pointed Lord KILWARDEN Vice Chancellor of the
Univerlity, in the room of the late Earl of CLARE..

The Princefs CHARLOTTE of WALES left town
night, for Blackheath.
The Duke of PORTLAND attended yefl-rday at
Lord linwicastiuity's ()dice; as did the Earl of
ROSSLYN.

Nil-count LoNctuvan.: is arrived at Can't
Mary, in Ireland.
Lord and Lady SOMERS, Admiral Sir THOMAS
PASLIY, Sir Ric Haar) KING, MiliOr•Gerleral
TOORNToN, Captain It icKETTS, and Capt. WARD-
LAW, arc among the lait arrivals at Cheltenham.
Lord MACDONALD, Hon. Mr. MACE:I'M/ALM, Sir
DAVID HUNTER BLAIR, Lady AMELIA KAYE,
Lady ANN Dasawnvo, General MiwooNAt.o, and
Cclonel CALCKOFT, are arrived at Harrowgate.

The death of the late Lieutenant General SPRY.
of the crrps of Engineers, was rccalioned by a
cold caught in attending the afccnii,•:i of GAP.
NRR I A's balloon. He lived but a very thort time to
erity his promotion, about which lie had expreif
ed more than cotorann anxiety. He will be Inc-
ceedeci by Major Gator:al MORSE.
The remains of the Bigrop of Waterford were
interred on M(nJay !e'nnight, in the family vault
of St. Mary's church, truhtin. The funeral wa.
attended by a number of the :-!ohlty and Gentry.
The half of his fortune is bequeathed to Lord Tx•
itau who is by marriage his nephew. Mr.
JIOEFrINcroN will acquin: by his death a good le-
gacy in ready money.
In art an,:;ing the library of the late Mr. WILK H,
(ince the death of his daughter, Hi, own Life"
is found to have been cut out of it:vellum hiuding,
with :u! a leaf, exceil i he title-; age, remaining.
On Weduclday the new navigable
canal from ti,e river to the town of Leven,
in Hol.l.ern..f, was r'p:tl for the uf2 of the rth
Ye. The da.: proviug two vore!s, in which
was an rsce.iient band ..f pairl:ll the leek
!.tiled into the h.lfon, acclatoa• ioc•
cfa •fre.t_ concourfe of people alremßled Rr expr,ds
tbei joy on the oc,:a!lnn.

The Royal Clanalpine Re!ziment commanded
by Major LAMONT, arrived at Stranraer on the.
gth
A cannon hail, we'7,hlng upwards of 2 2lbs. was
hit svc...k found in Piigrini•llrect gate, NeWealtle,
(no;v pulling down), about a yard below the fiir-
lace nl the parapet wall:. It is ftippofed to have
been Ihot againit the town doting the wars between
King Charles I. and the Parliament.

A letter from an Officer at the Cape of Good
Hope, dated April 14, cvncludes with laying,
~ Two Botany Bay (hips have arrived this day
from Engl end. During the pillage, the conrias
role, and cud:avowed to get roft :Moo of the Chip,
by which the crew sst:recompeitcd to fir:. Sonic 1
of the convi.is Were killed, anti leveral wounded."
Extra& of a Letter from Sitez.—" We are lying
in Soca Roads, radar the command of Sir Hoyle
POPHAM, is the Rostr.ikv, with hi, Majefly's (hilts.
SHEERNESS and kylt. 14 Et.st iv a, feveral rf the Coin-
pany's (mall ci nizers, and 2.4. fait.. of their arrm;d
tranfpoits, mounting from 20 to 36 guns, zil
I built at Bombay and Calcutta, anti probably the
finell (hips 41 their dais in the world. We are
!lowly ex peling the Si, :: SI Bt. F. fi igate .tntl VICTOR
hoop ; aid when the Definitive Treaty is figne,r,
it is fuppoted we than embark the Indian army that
arc brought to Copir."
The Legion of I-format is now organized, and
a decree has been publifhed diltiding the RepaWic
into fixteen parts, in each o: which there is to be
a company of the Legion. When this inllitution
4 was oiiginally propoled, it•was cal), to fee that it
was deligned by the Calif Ct)NSUL to be a means
of tiipporting his ittithoritlr. Fly the mode in which
lit is formed it will have the. whole weight and con-
!Erptence of a military nobility, and by being thus
generally diffufed over the departments of the Re-
'public, it, general influence Will be more ftrongly
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