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8:d Ditto—Captain John Grey, from the tots Battalion of Re feree, to be Captain of a Company Lieutenant Colin Stewart to be Captain of a Company. o*LieutenantrEnfizns Faneourt, from t h e g i ft Foot, vire Stewart; Franck Levi., from the ER /betake of Referee; William Pilkinston, from the 69th Foot; Robert Hamilton, from the %Jib Foot. Tr be Enfigns, without purch.de—James O'Connor Barry, Gent. vice Dabne, promoted; Charles Land, Gent, vice MNiel, promoted; Edmund O'Reilly, Gent. vice Drrereux, promoted. Dino--o Captain William R. Trotter, from the 88th Foot, to be Major. To be Captains of Companies—Captain L. G. O'Neill, from the td Batr..Bon of Referee Lieutenants Willi .m Moore, from the 5 lth Foot; and Tdward Nara, from the Path Foot. To be !detriment—Eagan D. Edward Duncan. To be F_nern—EdwardGapper, GUM by purchafe, vice Jackfon, promoted in the Suds Foot. 117th Ditto—Captain George Newell, (rem half pay of the frith Artillery,to be Captain of a Company; Lieutenant John Chas. Edwards to be Captain of a Company; Enfign John Lewis White to be Lieutenant, vice Ldwards ; quarter Matter Aleiander Wilton, from the 184 Foot, to be Bokfle eke White. 18th Dltto-e-Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Frederick William /tel ler to be Lieutenant Colood ; Lieutenant Burnaby Murphy to .be Captain of a Company t Enfigii .t Cl Whittle, trim the 48th Foot, so be Lieutenant, vice Mu y. 89th Ditto —Licatevant Lew roux to be Captain of a Com- Poo/. To he Lientenants—Enfigns Thanes Browne, by per/share, vice Coy, who tit m; Samuel Wilfon, vice Oakes ; and J M. Shand, without purchofe. poth Ditto—Captain Parry Jones, from St ft Foot, to he Major; Lieutenant --- Scott, from the 23d loot, to be Captain of a Company ; Lieutenant Andrew Wood, to be Captain of a Company. To be Lieutenanto.-Enfign James Fraftr, vice Wood. To be Enftgro.-W. li. Peck, Gent vies Infer. stift To be Colombia of Callltmoienienento Thomas Reid, from the 76th Foot ; Nam MOMI Ihnitirbed, from the tad lout, and ISOM WO, hem cheap Fait' Tolle Liememite--Ballo jdo Campbell To be Enke*. Osoisdi. Oat. without pan: ate, vice Dumas Campbell, whole appottemmi has not taken plate ; Archibald Minsk Gent. vies Otopetso. ids* appointment has net taken phase; o.Arther. Gmat. Woo Campbell ; C. 1.0-:inter, :inter, it. G. Laves, and William lirldehoo. Mob. 6ek Ditto—Capeekt Fonds Faldrami, from ball pap of the late Royel lrilh Artillery, to be Captain el a Cempany ; Lieute- Dam James /Rid, from die seek Foot, to be Captain of a Com . ray ; Enka John Fbnerald to be Lieutesam, without put.- chide, vice Cook. prommed ; BaGgn Archbold to be Lieutenant. lbw Souk Wales Cons—jobea Wino Gest , to be Diego, without purchafe, vice Mausideill, deccaleil. Bth Weil ladle Reghownt—lhautesaat John Henyfide, from tits IR Life Overdo, to be Cagitski of a Company, by perchafe, vise Rennet, who retires. • 341,1rnattalion of Referee—Major Alezawirr Gordon, from the sank bettellon of Referee, take Lieutenant-Colonel, vise WM atM. appobted sonic 37th Foot. 3 th Dieto-oMajor Ended& Mans to be Lieutenant •Colmed, Icier Waken. appointed to the vft Foot. • seek lotehos of alone— William hfrelhers, from the Ilia Foot, to he Idietatent cloud, vice OMB, appointed to the 19th Foot • Thia latemea Gomm Reginmed—hlavriee De Corey, Gent, to be Ulm, without porchefe. vkt Montague. promoted; De Mammy. Gest. to be Rage. withoot webers. .5.1 Zoborlor,prooootod. • DOW, Reginiento4dajor Psrponeker to he Uastimedv Coload. eke Uri Geo. Bureford, appall:ad to the Mt Food. .11.0951 Waggon Train. To be Llentroants--Conet George Angelus de Comet' Jeremiah Crowder, Corset Harry Walker. • To he Matte TWIRL= Seymour, vice de Mel* quitter Mailer an M'Vkar, from the sods Light. Dragoons, age Crowder I min Watfoo, Gent. vice Walker. nom Iliveledek Itacildes—Thomas Medea, Gent. to be AM EN torgests. • BREVET. Caked Sir Richard Bole, Em. to be a Beigadier-General in the Army ferules under the command of Liestannt-General Sir in the Welt 'lndies. Royal Manz Poodbleto•drederick La Motte,Gent. to be AMR am Surgeon. Mieson•s DIU& 611;Captde James Hudak of the York Rangers, la Noah:tied, be -141 ar=fte2 4l j:24 Of die a7th Foot, Is I:paroled. Cornet George Warderaterfen,of the sod Light Dragoons, Is bpafeded, is ceedeqsitose of his having hem mgeged In the ma day at the Royal Military College. Tbe appointment of Lies mans leis Semple, from the late =Hit Artillery, to he Lk, imam is the isth Battalion of as Rated in the Goseet• of the aid Ansa, thus, Ms not takes pima Td ta el the ondennentioned Gentlemen to he Ba ir., as Rated in the Gazettes of the lith July 180 3 , and 21ft Anita slot, We not takes plate, Vl2. SR PootaoMetarder Hay. Gent. 9th Ditto— Hell, Gent. sok Hicks. Gent. Wthe Wilkins, Gent. ssß Ditto—Thom.. H 22111100. Gent. lid Ditto-Cade Marie, Gent. goul Met—Aomori Donlon Ellis, Oat. W an Annan, Gent. flew Broderick Feseibles--Thomas Ferrer, Gent. ComnailL.ins in the Invernefs !hire Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Captain William Grant, from the Aryls-011re Militia, to be Cap tain, viee Charles Monitor. Dated Joly 24,1804. Liken George Matdoonell, boot the 4th Glenpry Volunteers, to be Lieutenant, vice Andrew hisedonnell. July so. aka. Donald Grant, Gest. to be Llestcnaut, vice William Grant, re lived. laced Aug. Is, dot. Commit:Boos firied by the Lord Lieutenant of the Cooney of Derby.—Battalion of the Trent and Dement United Loyal Volu To be Untamed Colonel Commandant—The Rev. Charles Hoi den. Doted May sB, Ono. To be lalakieltabert Hoiden. jun, Efq. Dated May all, doe. To he Capeassard Foilwooke, sfq. Dated Sept. 30, Edward Abney, jun. William Daw kan , and William OftKelle. Mrs. Dead May as, s Soo. To be Lirenormasteoo-William Charles Flack, Gent. Dated Sep. "ember 30. mks. Henry Ins, Thomas Alkias, and William Antill, Gent'. Dated Way 28. doe. To be Fawn —George Damao and Samuel Dated May si, skit. John Moore seal William Framley. Dated Anima v 6, i T. be Chaplets... The Ray Francis Wilmot, LL.B. May /4,1 801. To he birgeon—Rickard Bean. Dated May 18, I Rot. Cheiterfield Battalion of Volunteer Infantry. John Taylor, Gent. to be Lkotenant and Adjutant. Sept. 30,18c4. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGLD. Sept. rit. William Pryer, of Hathecy, Middleks, Rork broker, at ten, at Guildhall. 011ober ay. William Wilton, late of the Coal-Emblem, Lasko, coal. fietor, at ten, at Guildhall. Sept. as. Angel W indee ker. late of Liverpool. merchant, at eleven, at the Star los, Manclufter. Otkaber 2S. Stephen SasunoT, now or late of Apollo bn , ldings, Eat-lane, Walworth. Surrey. merchant, at ten, at G ilJhall BANKRUI'I . 6. Jobs Brown Muffelwlsite. now or late of Wareham. Doefetthlre, butcher. dealer and eimpman, to furreoder Scptamber 18, 19, sad Mlober 16. at elc.en, at the Red Lima Ines, Wareham.-- Attorney, Mr. Thomas Parr, in Poole. Jolikuis Eaton, sow or late of tarmac'. merchant. Scionnber a 7, a, sad Goober it, et one, at the York Hotel, 1 ivcrooeL— Attendee, Melia. Sr wham and Son. Liverpool; or Mr. George Parker, Brick .court, Ttsopk. London. Jobs Brown, Jon. of Liverpool. merchant, Sept. 26, ay, and Gain. her ad. at eleven, at the `tar and Garter 1 avers, Liverpool.. Attorney, Mr. Ruben Gwen, LiverpooL L IVI MINDS. Sept se. Daniel Mils, of LiveepOol, niereaseet, at direr, at the I. ridge...ter Arm. Inn, Manor r. bet I. a 6. 'I Mali is Flee Alcor Moot-bribe, merchant, at slew% od tbt &Mgt eater As co too, Meath/Am FRANCE. PARIS, AUGUST *J. On the a rft, the Ruffian Charge d'Affaires, had an audience of the Minifter T the refult of which, however, is not yet known. Con jeftures, not withtlanding. are afloat. particularly as it is whifpered that M. D'Ooartii. has demanded his paffports. M. TALL ITIt•ND departed yefterday for Boulogne, probably to convene with the Emperor on this important fubjekl. According to the late letters from Bern, the Swill Diet had broken up. The two chief matters propoied in their laft meetings, were : the proposition of the Minifter of the Italian Republic to take into its pay thrte half brigades of Helvetic troops, now in the French fervice ; and a report of the Commiffion ap. pointed to confider of the prefent (late of things be tween the Helvetic Republic and Aufkria. The French privateer, le . General Augereao, failed from Vigo, July 20, and on the aoth of Augut fell ia with a rich convoy, el - coned by f I (hips of war. On the stli, the privateer got between two vetrels, the one of twelve, the other of twentp.two guns ; he attacked the latter, and the former tame up to its affiftance : the privateer being thus between two fires, the Captain prop.fed boarding to'the crew, of which they joyfully accepted; the grappling4roas were thrown out, and the conteft became furious.— The Englifla defended themfelves gallantly. and were nearly all dead or wounded before the privateer the (hip, which was richly laden. from Demerara.— The Captain of the privateer endeavoured to bihig her into a French port, but 29 leagues from Cape Machicharo, an Englifti (tip of war fell in with him, when he deemed it advifable to titer off, and as Augtsft to, put into Port Palrage, with twelve Eng•l lifh prifaners of war, nearly all wounded. The prise of court. fell into the enemy's hands. , FROM THE PARIS PAPERS. thous, Auc. t4.—The Council of Marine has fent one of its Members to the Tete to infix& all the naval forces, and efpccially the tranfports that are to be found there. Two Commiffaries fet over the ma gazines at the Testi have received orders, come days ago, to complete the fupplies. It is generally belitved that the camp at Zeill wilt be transferred to theme& of North Holland. HANOTIA. AUGUST SO.—The College of the De putation yefierday morning prefented the Mar Dial BSINADOTTS with a coach drawn by four Englith hor res. The French camp formed near Arnim, the troops of which General Bean /MOTT I makes to pats incef fantly in review, is conspofed of yOOO infantry, and Soon cavalry. The Pt ufGanpeneral Ds Buenaa,-Contstandant of that part of Westphalia that belnnis to the Court of Berlin. is connantly in this city. The Pruiran troops affembled is WelphaLia do not exceed loco men. . COPINKAGIM, Aua. lI.—M.D, AGIMIIIATJ Mi sifter Plenipotentiary of the French Emperor has, on the ift of this month, prefented at our Court hi. new credentials. The ceremony was very fine, and n 'peat many people were prefent. He had rearoo to be fatisfied with the civil things which were raid to him for the Emperor, on the part of our Court. Pofitive news have been received here from Neon. dorf, cf the marries* of Prince Festrealca WIL LIAM CHALLIS, of nutria. with the Printers Louisa enaatorrs, the ynungeft daughter of the Heredi tary Prince of Denmark. It is alto faid that the eldeft daughter of his Royal Highnefs is defined for Prince Fesont cc of Heffe. An order of Chancery, of the date of the 3d nr this month, has direaed to alf the Grand Baillies and other Baillies (Judges) of Denmark, to banills, in the fpace of two months, all the Jews that go about the country with goods, and are not provided with re gular paffports. Mr. AILIBOTH NOT. the Engliflt Ambafrador to the Sublime Porte, difembar ked yefterday at HUMS), and afterwards continued his route. Avo. B.—The Ruffian Rear-Admiral Putnam*, with three (hips of the line, one frigate, and two cut ters has arrived in our road to take in water, and then proceed on his voyage. &ma, Avc. to.—The Landamman of Swiffer land, M. de WATTIIIIVTI, hac juft opened a negoti ation with Baron Caustrorstr, the Auftrian Minilter in SwitTerland, in regard to the proprietorfhip of tome Swifs Cantons fituated in the Tyrol. the Voral. berg, and the Auftrian dominions in Sitabia. Swif: (Orland requires either the reftitution of 'bele diftrifts, uujuftly fequeftrated and then incorporated with the Emperor's domains, or an indemnity equivalent to their effeetive value. We are affureil that M CeuM rrraw has declared that the 6rft propnfal is inadmif fible i he, however, thinks liimfelf authorifed to give an affurance that his Court will be ready to agree to a pecuniary indemnity, but he cannot take upon him to give a definitive anfwer till he has received in ftrußions. Ft.oasace, Ave. T.—According to letters from Porto Ferrajo, workmen are now bufily employed in confirm/ling new fur tifications on different fides of the town. as well as in the moll important points of the Illansi of Elba. Procifions of all kinds are colleAing ire it, artillery are placing on the ramparts, and a new reinforcement of French troop► is expeeted.— There difpnfitinns are made as meafu►es of tatty. in confequence of the great force maintained by the ene my in the Mediterranean. FROM THI N►TNra East, Avo. RE--According to letters from Peterfbutgh, dated Aug. 3, the nup. ials of the Grand Michels MARIA with the Heredi Lary Prince of Saxe Weimar, were celebrated at Court with great pomp, no the birth day of that Princefe and that of the Emprefs Dowager. The new married couple will fct off for Germany in October : at Weimar, a magnificent palace kis been furnalhed for their reception. _ _ Belgrade has at length furrendered to the intim-- gents. Cz tarn-Ganef: r, their Chief. bat declared that he will not keep poffelEon of that formai, hut refign it to a neutral Power till the demands of the Servians have been complied with. It is Paid that, on tl.k, he repaired to the Commandant General at Semlin, rem:idling to h.las B e lgrade occupi e d by Au(lrian troops. The Commander at Seenlin had rccourfe to the General in Chief at Pell, which faid t.. be the rearm of the Arch-Duke Palatine's coming fo fuddeoly hither, and returning to hi, place of refidence, after haring bad lima! et:defences with our Court. 114.11BURGN MAIL. DAN T Z te. Auc. t2.—Letters from Peter/burgh of the 4th ina. men:i-m, that the Emperor of Rua had ordered fcaivities during fie days, in celebration of the nu.triiage of the hereditary Prince of Sl:Mei mar with the Grand Dischefs MARIA. He has alto made a prel:nt of roo,ooo rubles to Count Xo'U CH usv, and another of Bo,oco to the Miniller atWar, he had likewife heaowed the order of St. Acne on Prince Gattivere, and that of Ater. Nawsar on the chamberlain to the Duke of Weimar. The Hereditary Prince has likewife made3very valuable prelents in Muff boxes, rings, medallions, &c. to perfons about the Imperial Court. SAXONY, Auo. O.—The Grand Ditches, lately married to the hereditary Prince of Saxe Weimar, is expelled in Germany in Odober ; the palace fitted up Ind newly furnithed for her Imperial Higbnefs, is ready for her reception. The Prufian Minder, M. ANostu, is making a tour through the newly acquired poffetlions of El furt, Muchlhaufen, Nordhangen, the Eichsfeld, and the new provinces in Weßphalia. Bean, Auo. 4.—Yetterday the Swift Diet, aeon. bled here, ended the 47th Sitting of its ordinary meeting for this year, and broke up, fince which the greater part of the foreign Envoys here have left the city. The Refident here for the Italian Republic, M. VINTURI, has propoled to our Government that the Helvetic auxiliary brigades, at crefent in the French firvice, /hall enter by capitulation into the ferrice of the Italian Republic. &atm, Auo. propolition has been made in form at the Court of Denmark by the Pruffian Envoy there, in the name of his Pruffian Majefty, for a marriage betwein Prince Haney of Proffiai the brother of his friskily, and the Framers Louisa CNARLOTTI. fecund daughter of the Hereditary Prince Faeozaie of Denmark. • His Excellency the. Cabinet Miniller, Baron Hat ttttt RG. has officially notified to the Corp Diplo siatifwe here the change that has taken place in the ' Department of Foreign Affairs. Heave, AUGUST B.—A courier, who has ar- Awed to General MAIMONT in the camp at Zeyll, has brought an order to defer the celebration of the birth day of the Emperor until the lath instant.. The report that the camp will loon break op is not confirmed. Our Legillative Body is again alfembled. The French Ambaffeidor here, M. de has been appointed a Commander in the Legion of Honour. The report in foine of the Paris papers, that the bliaißry for Interior Affairs would be abclifhed, is not credited. According to an Amßerdam paper, the inhabi tants of the Batavian Republic poffefs in foreign funds, vie. in thrice of Engle' d, France, Ruffia, America, Sweden, and Germany, to the amount of 800 mil-, lions (of twins), the interett of which amounts to nearly ata millions. This, in the prcfent unfortunate circnnattance of the war, is almoß the only fource of aid the country has, by the advantage it gives to the courfe of trade and exchange. It is alfo to be added that the numerous loans which our Government has for tome time pall been obliged to raife, have all been filled by she Dutch themfelves, without the partici pation of foreigners, fo that the interett of there capi tals likewife remains in the country. GENOA, Atm. a.—According to accounts from Naples, all the Commanders of the different corps belonging to the French Italian army Rationed in the Neapolitan territory, were called together at Bari, on the t 5.h of Nit month by the Commander in Chief General Sr. Cy', who gave them orders and in Rs-unions on certain nhjeas of importance. The French are making great preparations for de fence at the Bland of Elba, which is blockaded by tome Englifh.trigates. LVGNORN, Auc. 3. —As it :s known that Admi ral Nst..oN is refolved to attempt to burn the French Riips of war in • the harbour of Genoa, and to de flrny the docks; the batteries there havebeen greatly Rrengthened, and furnaces erefted to heat red-hot. balls, in cafe the English &Gold make any attack. In the mean time Admiral Itlr Lstoi attentively watches Toni/in, fince he knows that 2y,000 French troops.re arrembled there, ali:clt a:e intended for an expedition of importance to the Levant. Faawcarnar, Attu. IL —According to our jour nals the Prince Regent of Portugal has prepared a very valuable prefent for the Emperor of France ; it conftfle of a crown of gld, worth a million of cru radon. Mustiest, Ave:. t s.—Yeßerd.ty the Kiva of Swr- DIN arrived at Nyrnrhcbitig Ritition, where he was received with the g...atca j y by his Royal Confort. BANKS Ar THI AUGUST 14-I(4laid the Roman Emp;ror will take the title of Emperor of Aoltria, retain;ng, at the fame time. that of Arch• duke rf Auttria. There is nn larger am tall; of the journey of the Emperor Narot.so4 Stratburgh. According to our journals, it is in contemplation to place an Aulttiati Prince at the head of the Ordet of Malta, anJ to fend Außriaa trcops, in conjunc 'ion ith Maltefe from the different Conarnanderies, to pram the ;fluid. RATISION, AUGUST 13.--Tn the night bewail ti, nth and igth the Kano of Swears arrived here,,,,. der the title of the Count Ds H9,oa, with a retint , of 18 perfons. MILAN, AUG. 6.—They write from Leghorn the date of the aft init. that a numerous Engin ii-et was in fight, but as they. refped the F..truriAn Ra g , t h e trade of Leghorn (offers nothing /Vont their approach Vie at a, A consr r.—The French Ambsflidor here, it is underßood, will loon leave this city, having been appointed tiiniaer of the Interior. A Courier has been fent of to Paris, who, it is be lieved, carries difpatehrs wblda will bring to a con. elution the acknowledgment , of the Emperor of the French. A courier bas likewife been fent to St. Pe. t erfburgh. Auousr ry..—The leader of the isfurgents in &rein, Susan Gamiest. wise bus token pofrefTwr of Belgrade, has fent a deputation to folicit the pro. tettion of Court of Vim& Irk ailed?* in julti fication of his conduit. that be is deteended in a di. reel line from the ancient Kings of Ureic This de putation is now at Vienna; but it is anderitood that our Court will take no part in dude traratkiloos. The Fritsch Envoy, Caanreony, celebrated the birth day of the Emperor Natocaon, by a grand dinner, to which all the Foreign Minifters bete, ex cept the Englifb Atobatrados, were invited, The camp at Bruno, under the command of Oe.• neral Count de la Toua. will email of twenty-one 'ganglions of infantry ‘ and terealy,foor fquadrons of cavalry ; and the camp at Prague, ender Genera! Count Kom.owaaro, of twenty.eight luttAlion s of infantry. and thirty Nuadrous of cavalry, Iserides a:• The Archduke Caaasas is at 'be Camp at Pelt. Count Oatn► has pafs4 through Prague on his ..journey from Vienna to Slimy, LONDON. , . WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER. 5. MICR OP s I'OCICJ THIS DAY Al' ONE OTLOCet Corifith,'lntonsp, 5 s*—ditto, scoonnt.37ll* Otrattlow 7 7t. PRICE OP OTOCISS YESTERDAY. 3 per Cent. Red. Ask int . Skon Am 3sr I 3 pet ned Octec CeietE 57 , g1 bah Stock 171.1 IA Iper Cenc Caen* bat Bonds In IL dat. 4 Per Cog- LTH tube* Stiii, is. tIJ 5 per COIL Navy or Osmium 64 press. S per Cent. t 795 9914 Lost* Tick, x7l an. Loos Aon.liat Coeds for Acc.s7 The intelligence which we announced yellerda, of Fasmcs s 11. having &fumed the title of Hritros. TART Emrsamt of Ansvaia, is eonSrawd, as our Readers will fee by the fnbjoined accounts from Yip ennay received this day by a private channel. VIENNA. AUGUST is. The information contained in the Vienna Gazelle of this day's date, is exceedingly intereaing. It an, nounces to the public the refuk and teeter nE Ate eon refpirdence or negociations of this Court; in regard to acknowledging the new Imperial family of France,. • The family of BONAPARTE will be acknowledged:ill fuch, and the title of Hereditary Emperor orAulkriat will be acquired in return•by the Arehduell Houfe. The communications given in the Court Qesette this day are as follows : " His Royal, May" STI awing in this city on the ioth intl. from Baden, to aaill at an extraordieary conference of date, At which were preform his Royal Higbee(' , he ch &Ike Comts3s. the Archduke Palatine of Hungary, she Chaneepor of Hungary. that of Bohemia ind Auftria. that of Tratifilvgnia, the Tavernieue of Hungary. and the Prefident of the Chamber of Finances and of the Bank. In confequence of the fuprcme determination which has becn declared in this Council of State s the tollowing Patent is publithni : PATENT.. " We, FR A NCI S 11. by the Grace of GOD, elated Emperor of the Romans, always Augu ft, Kong of Germany, of Hungary, and Bohemia, of Gallicia, Lodorneria, Dec. Alch•duke of Aultria, Duke of Bur gundy and Lurrairy GrandDuket•fTnfcagy, Re,Rc. “ Though we have already attained by the pi vies will, and by the choice of the Elefiors of the Roman and Germanic Empire, to a dignity which leaves no . room to detire any augmentation of titles and confideration, it is, however, our duty, in our quality of Chief of the Auftrian Honk and Mo narchy, to provide for the maintenance and prefer. vation of that equality of hereditary tides and dig nities with the firß Sovereigns and Powers. of Ett• rape, which belongs to the Sovereigns of Auf tria, bath on account of the ancient lathe of their Honk, and in regard to the extent and population of their Antes, comprehending indepen dent kingdoms and principalities, fo confiderable, and which have been fecured to them by poffeffion, izreeahly to the Tight of nations and by treaties.- ro eilabliih, in a durable manner, this perfect equali ty of rank, we have detrrmined, and think ourfelves authorised, after the example which has been given .ta in the preceding century by the Imperial Court of Riinia, and that which is now given to us by the new Sovereign of,Fritnec, to confer alto on the Houk f Auftria, as fa as rd.,s to its independent Rates. the hereditary title of EMPEROR. We have there. tare refolved, after mature relkAinn, folemuly loaf. rouse and to ellablills, for us and for our fuccefurs, ne the unalterable poffitGon of our independent Kingdoms and States, the Tide and Dignit y of HE- RE. dens all inn tive p