Star.
London, England, 1802-04-17 00:00:00

REPUBLIC OF THE SEVEN ISLES.

PALERMO, MARCH 3.—The latelt letters from
Corfu have brought the intelligence that the Seven
United Ifles, having been fubjeFled to the Porte,
the. latter, in a virtue of a Convention with the
EMPEROR of kUSS lA, had fent to Corfu a Turkifh
Cornmandant with a (mall fuite. The Corflots,
finding' thcmfelves governed by the Nobles, on the
ariftoctatic footing, would not fuller that domina-
tion ; the people removed the Senate and all the
Magiflrates • they alfo difbanded the regiments
and- pretended even to govern themfelves demo-
cratically. This intelligence having reached the
other Ifles, they followed the example of Corfu.
Nut. the Firll had fent the Count d'Oeio, his
Counfellor of State and Commander of the Order
of Saint John of Jerufalem, to occupy in that Re.
public the Poft of Prince. Prince TsoTocHl, who
filled fimilar poft to the fatisfaElion of the peo-
ple, having learned that Count d'Oa to had ar-
rived at Brindifi, on his way to Corfu, made a
fpeech to the people, inviting them not to accept
a foreigner in filch a dignity, and particularly the
Venetian Nobles.—Count d'Oato is one. The
Count, from the badnefs of the feafon, remained
two months in the Vallona. Having at laft ar-
rived at Corfu, he was informed of a decifion of
the people, declaring that no military honours
fhould be paid him; that no perfon fhould takeoff
his hat to him as he pallid, and that no one fhould
go to compliment him. Count d'Ostio went in
grand uniform to kits the body of St. Spirtdion in
confequenee of his fele arrival. The gates of the
church of St. Spiridion were (but against him.—
Count Mares', having gone to pay him a vitit,
was arrelled as Coon as he left the Count cl'Oato's

honk; he was afterwards banifisecl, With his whole
family, and all his effate confifcated. The Netbi.
lity ate feldom lien, and are continually menaced
by the people. The five brothers, UNGARA, rich
and powerful, have been taken up, under pretence
of meditating a plot againft the people, and when
this account came from Corfu, the (hooting of t:
brothers was talked of. The people will' that the
Grand Council Should confift of 46 individuals,
few of whom fhould be Nobles ; but that titer,
Should he one Deputy from the people and ()Le
front each town. The Council to elejt its Prd.
dent for a limited time. It is defired that the Par-
liament of the People Gould be re.ellablilhed in
the country, and it is luppoled that this has al-
ready been done. On the 2 tft January there were
three English frigates in the port ; when they ap•
peared the people had begun to be mote calm.
Ifittata, MARCH 27.—The principal fuhjeCl rf
converfation he:' is the Diet of Prefburgh. The
affairs to be lubmitted to its decifion are laid to be
very important. Hi. Majelly the EMPEROR has,
to this .efFeEt, addreffed the following letter to the.
States of Hungary :—" The unavoidable and hur-
thenfome war, supported by our hereditary States
..fince the commencement of our reign, being ter.
arninated, we will take advantage of the return of
peace, in order to re-effablith and curif:Aidate
happinefs of the Paid States. That Hungary, and
ihe Provinces depending upon it, may participate
in this benefit, we have refolved to convoke, on
the zd of May next, in our free and royal city of
Prefburgh, a General Diet, at which we firaii
attend in perfon, In as to enable us to concert me—
litres with our faithful States, relative to the r
nlral welfare, and the molt effectual and pta(•,-
cable means of refforing the profperity of th:
k;o.gdom, fecitring the preferva:ion, advantages,
and glory of its inhabitants; cotfolidating, a..-.d,
at il.e fame time, alleviating the taxes, and finally
of providing for a more fpeedy and perfeet admi.
niffration of kill:cc, or, which depends the inter-
nal happinefs of a State."

LONDON.

TO CORRESPO.NDENTS.

A. W. G. has a very ingenious way of fubjedting us to tte
Ramp duties, without inelofing the money.
CoJtast Readfr has the fame object in view; but be does not

fo well conceal intentions.
Mr. W.T.'s calculations arc in the fame predicament : we Si all
to encourage every humane projedt ; but the Stamp-0/ser
enlitta even humanity in the fervice of the revenue.