Star. — 1802-03-06 (London, England)

BUOLSCHANAW. Tam, Miller at the Court of Munich, is recollect and it is fuppofed will be fent to Stutgard to the Duke of Wirrsuasau and the Circle of Suabia. The 4th regiment of artillery, railed during the war, has been difbanded the foldiirs and &bal. 'erns who do not choofe to ferve longer, receive e.-ir &Charge ; the raft will be incorporated into three &a regiments of the fops corps. Theta  difpofitions prove that our Government depends on a duration of the peace. Itequifitions of grain have been ordered in Bohemia, Moravia, and the two Gallicias, to fupply the military magazines : this mode might appear extraordinatl, did we not recoiled that it has been for tome trine refolved not to have recourfe to contraaors, but to take the necelary provifions from the farmers at the current prices.  Her Majelly the Ojeen of Naples, after repairing to Palermo, will, it is Paid, accompany to Madrid the Princefs, who is to be married to the Prince of Muria:. The unfortunate inhabitants of Belgrade are (till a prey to war and agitation. The (beets of that city are the theatre of bloody combats between the different parties—apeaceable man dares not (lir from_ his houfe—all the !hops are (hut, and the fear of famine adds to the alarms excited by thefe diforders. Several janiffaries have taken linker in Bofnia, either that they may avoid taking any share ie thefe commotion, or to fecure themfelves from the confequences.  Slams, Faa. 6.—The divifion among the JaniMules of Belgrade Teems to increafe on the approach of the danger with which they are threatened. The greater number have declared againft thofe who mairacred the Pacha, and thofe who mafacred the Pacha againft thole who inftigated them to that crime. Among the latter is a Mollah, who kized part of the treafures of the Governor: not long ago he was on the point of being put to death by the janiffaries, but having been in• formed that they were deliberating on the kind of death to which they would fubjeft him, he found means to efcape, and to take flicker in the interior of Bofnia. Another Turk who, at the time when the citadel was taken by the janitfaries, afraffinated with bib own hand AL: Bar, and who afterwards 'co-operated in the murder of the Pacha, has been obliged to Pave himfelf in the night time, through a window, to efcape the fury of the Janifaries, who piirfued'him into his houfe. He prefented himfelf at the quarantine office of Semlin, but the magif irate forbade him to be received, and he was fent back.  In regard to the Pacha it is Paid, that two days before his death he was informed of the pl formed againti him : they even brought inter his chamber a dna to difguife him, and to favour his efcape. He at fir(l determined to follow the advice given him; but, when this plan was to be carried into execution, he could not refolve to abandon his wife and daughter, and at left filed a torrent of tears, always deferring his flight till the moment when the iffaffins forced intohis apartment and mairacred him.  Lloyd's °Nee Hoare, March 1,1801.  The Subfcribers for the relief of the Sufferers under the command of Lord Vifcount NeLSON and Duke of BROSS'S, in the Channel, are of opinion, that, as the hibfcription is fo fmall, the divilivn should be deferred for the prefent, as they are in hos to have it encreafed. Thurfday she remains of %h. lsre Dr. GROWS were interred in Paddington Church la. a. ..‘,.,,. ably to his own requefi : any were attended thstHer by a confiderable number of the many Gentlemen who knew his worth, and refpea his memory. The Will of his Grace the Duke of BIDFOIO, by which be bequeaths his Efiates to his elder brother, Lord Joins Rosiest" was yefterday depofited in Doaore-Commons. (