Star.
London, England, 1802-09-29 00:00:00

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110 L L AN p.

HAGUE, SEPT. is now more confidently
reported than ever, that the French troops am to
evacuate this Republic entirely in a them time.
Citizen Lauttsrou, Firft Aid-de-Canip to the
Ft IL ST CONSUL, selreadEceltbrated by the difcharge
of feveral important millions, arrived here yenta-
day, after having beto at Munich, Ratifbon, and
Carlfruhe. He has delivered difpatches to our Go-
vernment. Yefterday be dined with Citizen G
.Mini;tcr of Foreign Affairs, and this evening he
will depart for Paris.
VAN CARTROM, the Sweat Secretary of Em-
baity, now to depart for England, will be fuc-
ceJed at our Republic by M. Autumn), Stcre-
tat y of the Protocol in the Department of Foreign
Affairs in Sweden.
M. PIN E IRO, formerly Secretary of Embaffy
to the Portuguefe Minifter D'Aassjo, and now
defined to the Pruffian Court as Chen; d'APires
from Portugal, is departed hence for Berlin, after
a rcfidence here of feveral weeks.
It is faid here that the Div of Acoixas has out-
witted Bou a: AILT a by acceding to all his demands;
and thus put a flop to a fcheme of aggrandifernent,
which might have roved as fatal to the Dey as
prejudicial to other Powers.
Notwithaanding all that has been raid, and is
Rill laying, of Bow •PART s's intended vifit to
Belgium, there are Come perfons here who un-
dertake to fay, that it will not take place—this
year at leaft.
Ten tranfports with 800 troops on board fet
fail from the Tetel.for the Eaft Indies on the sift.
ROTTERDAM, SEPT. 24.—We have no reafon to
believe the reports lately circulated, that Admiral
STOREY and other officers of the Tezel fleet, will
furrender thtmalves for trial, the proof again;
them being too felf evident. .Befides, it is alledged
that he might have eafily fet the whole on fire
without the lots of a man, if he had been difpofed
to ditappoint the then enemy. But the fait is,
STOREY was deceived by the. Orange flags which
. were flying every where around him ; and he con-
ceived that fo good an opportunity of making his
peace was not to be loft. At prefent there is n 6
likelihood that .be wiU either make his peace or his
ferias, I
The Englifts frigate which lately ftruck on.the
Laan in the Texel is got off; and on the igth,
failed for the New biep.
Deterters are to be treated for the prefent with
unufual lenity, as it is the intention of the Govern-
ment of State to pi opofe a general pardon for them'
as loon as the Legiflative Afembly 11141 meet in
04tober next.
A letter from Bruffels, dated Sept. 23, Pays—
~ I learn from good authority that a new plan is
in agitation of making a (refit divifion of the
French Republic, which is to be caned into exe-
cution in a Mort time. According to this plan the
Repuglic will be divided into ;3 grand Govern
nun's, each GovernMent to include two Military
I)ivi(ions. The 242 h and 2 sth-divifions will con•
tain Belgium and the country of Liege; and Bruf-
fels will be the chief city. It is laid to be a fettled
rhing that this Government is dettined for joss eu
BONA }MB. It is added that the Prefeas of each
Government will treat upon all affairs with the
Lieutenant Governors, who will corvefpond di-
rcaly with the Chief Magifirates of the Republic,
from whom they will receive their orders and in-
Ur
“ It is faid that the Houfe of Orange means to
exchange the Bithopric of Fulda the the county of
Hamm with Heffe Caffel." •