Star.
London, England, 1808-03-30 00:00:00

sodem rniiiziedt teitichitifti tiffitiffe eilstence *elite
hi &tire fie,. and, as k went, Maid' the fame of
France participate in his own immortality."
The Speech being ended, the Prince Arch-Cho&
tenor caused the following two Stattites to be read
by one of the Secretaries to the Assembly :

FIRST STATUTE.
" napoleon, by the Grace of Goo and the COluilititioa;
dec. Sc.c.
" Having considered the &mow Ceiendhas of the 14th Anew;
1806, we have decreed and ordered, and do decree and order 'as
follows :
" Aar. 1. They who occupy the great offices of the Empire,
shall have the title of Prince, and of Serene Hisbnelts.
" 2. The eldest sons of the great Dignitaries shall, in their own
right, have the title of Dukes of the Empire, as soon as their fa-
t aLra shall, far their benefit, assign an entail, yielding an annual in=
come of 200,00 n francs. This title. and the entail, can pass to
lineal and legal descendants, whether of the body or adopted, from
male to male, according to ;be order of birth.
" 5. The Greet Dignitaries ces ensign to the eldest of two sons
an entail, to whieb the title nfi Cllent shall be attached, agreeably
to the prescriptions contained bow.
" 4. Our Ministers, Samson's, ter Counsellors of State, who
are named for life, the Pralines's( the Legialdtive Body, and
the Archbishops shall, durinolll6lll.es, retain the title of Counts .
For this putpose their lettempellini shall be made oot under the •
Great Seal. - , •
" 5. This title shall deecilleliena male to male (see Art. 2) ;
and with respect to the Aanllllllheln, to those of their nephew
whom they shall hayed:we" they applying to the Prince Arch-
Chancellor, in order to receive letter patent, on the conditions
afterwards expressed.
" 6. Those who bear this title shall, in a manner to be here-
, after prescribed, prove that they have a certain income df 30,0i30
francs in estates, of a kind from whence entails may be made ;
ope-third part of which estates shall be attached to the tide men-
tioned in Art. 4, by way of endowment, and pass over With the
same to all those to whom this title may descend.

" 7. Those who bear the titles mentioned in Art. 4, may, In
behalf of the eldest of two sons, assign an entail to which the title
of Baron shall be attached, pursuant to the prescriptions aloe-
mentioned. • ;
" S. The President of our Departmental Electiond Assemble.,
the fink President and Attorney General of our Coun6i:ofiCassa-
tion, the first President and Attorney General of our ber of
ts Accoun, the first President and Attorney General of Court
of Appeal, the Bishops, the Mayors of 37 goed cides,who bad the
right to be present at our coronation, shall, during their lives,
rate the title of Baron, viz. the Presidents of the Electoral As-
semblies, when they shall have presided in the Assembly during
three sittings ; the first Presidents, Attornies General, and
Mayors, when they shall have exercised their functions ten years
to our satisfaction.
" 9. The provisions of the sth and 6th articles shall be applied
to those, who, during their lives, shall have the title of Baron, ex-
cept that they shall prove an income of 15,000 francs, of which a
third part shall belittached to their title as an endowment, amt
descend to those who shall inherit the tide.
" 10. The Members of our Depar tmeatal Electoral Assemblizs,.
who shall have attended three sittings of the Assemblies, and ful-
filled their functions to oar satisfaction may apply to the Arch-
; Chancellor of the Emperor, in order to petition that it may please
us to grant to them the title of Boron., which title shall descend,
&c. as before : the applicants are to prove an income of 14,040 .
francs, one third to be attached to and descend with the
" 11. The Members of the Legion of Honour, and thonieadln:
hereafter may receive this distinction, shall bear thetitle of 10/406.
" 10. The descent as in the higher titles—the income to be it
/cast 9000 francs.
" 10. We reserve to ourselves the right of granting such titles,
as we may deem udviseable, to the Generals, Prefects, Civil and
Military Officers, and other our subjects who may have distin;.
guished themselves by service rendered to the State. •
" 14. Those of our subjects to whom we shall have granted
these titles, shall use no other arms than such as shall be contained
in the Letters Patent of their elevation.
" 15. We prohibit all our subjects from assuming titles of dig-
nity, which we may not have granted them, aad all our Civil
Officers, Notaries, and others from giving such titles ; enforcing
as far as it is necessary, all the laws made against those who violate
this prohibition.

" Given in our Imperial Palace of the Thuilleries,
the Ist of March, 1808. NAPOLEON."
[The second Statute contains the provisions con-
cerning the establishment of the entails, and fixes
their effect in relation both to the persons and their
estate i.]

The Public will be gratified with an animated like-
ness of Captain Rouzns, the late intrepid acting
Commander of the Windsor Castle Packet, and a
View of the Queen's Head, Islington, in the 315th
Number of the European Magazine for March, which
will be published on the Ist of April, price Is. 6d. by
J. ASPERNE, Coruhill. Volumes 51 and 52, for the
year 1807, are now ready, and will be found a most
acceptable present to friend's abroad, price 11. Is. •
SPORTING MAGA zrNE.—Literary Department great-
ly improved—A New Feature; viz. Disputes between
Gentlemen on Points. of Honoun—Engravings more:
beautifully executed—Sale of Numbers and Sets daily.
increasing.--Ott the First of next Month will be pub..
lished, price Is. 6d. ornamented with two Copper--
plates,and an engraved Vignette Title-page to the 31st:
Volume, No. 186, of the SPORTING MAGAZINE ; CO
be continued Monthly).-The Work to the present
time, and which May be had•complete, half-bound, -
' contains near 400 copper-plates, and abounds in innu-
merable articles, on Sporting and other interesting
iatid amusing subjects.—To be had of all Booksellers.
...FOURTH DAY or DRAWING.—No. 19,570, drawn-
lyesterday a Prize of FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS, was
Witt bylioutttntt and Co. in the following Shares
One Quarter, ,Two Eighths, and Eight Sixteenthi ;.
likewise No. 16,337, a Prize of Fivit HUNDRED
PouNDS, in One Half, One Eighth, and Six Six-
teenths.-26, Cornhill, 52, Charing-Cross, and St.
Margaret's-Hill, Borough.
_ _ _ _

Yesterday a Court of Aldermen was held at Guild-
hall, at which the price of the quartern loaf was or-
dered to remain at 11t1.—The sum of 8,4001. was
drawn off, and the Chamberlain was directed to give
notice to the parties concerned.—The Rev. P. Donn,
A. M. Rector of St. Mary at Hill, was requested to
preach the Spica' Sermon, at Christ Church, on Easter
Tuesday, instead of Dr. ANDRZW/M
CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, MARCH 30.
Owing to the continuance of contrary winds on the
coast, the market is still with very few arrivals of
Corn in general—Samples of prime Wheat this week
fetches rather better. price--Barley, likewise—Malt
and White Peas at small variation—Grey are heavy
sale—Beans of the two kinds are not cheaper—There
being btit short supplies of Oats, causes this trade at
a further increase m eice—Rape Sled is higher, and
thctorms of Flour sualippati**ratiop.

an IM4 iii$11ill"1"11L ;
Wheat,. 44. impt44. Dart (doper. as. Od.
Fine ditto, i11e41116 . Tick4l.l44l* 45.. slit N.
Rye,45,,504., ~-, • . ~ Onci,SOolni. 4os. • .
:11, 4120. OnTilie., _ •. . . - Paha dillms Sys. 4Ss,Od.
M•sitlia-lif _, ...• - ..L.Pokitforikto 00s. 45. fd.
White Pus glOkli!!:-.)fsie Sytistig 11,51. Oe.
. Oriy ditto._ .
Ail;-iikelmvieconds SOI.
, • • • , • • . . - • ,