Star.
London, England, 1804-07-21 00:00:00

LONDON.

SATURDAY, JULY 11.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK'
Confola, money. 57f div. on—Ditto, for Augnft SE.
Reduced 56H—Omnium 511 preen.
PRICE OF S COCKS YESTERDAY :
Bank Stock's, Long Ann. 161 cc-LE
3 per CUlt. Red. 5641 India Stock tya t 73 '
3 per Cent. CooL 56 551 561 56 Imperial 3 per Cent. 5341
4 per Cult 7414 Eacheq. Bitty, par Is. dlf.
5 per Cent. Navy 9lki Ornnium st prem..
S per Cen_e. 1797 WE: Confab fat act. 36#i
Dutut: Jul.': T6.—Gov. Dab. 5 per Cent. EA.
Eget:sap:v.—Dublin on London 14.

This day a Mail arrived from New York, brought
to Falmouth by the LEICSI,TiII packet.—The
Lst
cam& packet failed from New-York on the Sth of
June, and from Halifax on the aatb. In a New-
York paper we find a Copy of the Proclamation of
Ds ssa h.ha s s, after his horrid maffacre of 2505 French,
men, women, and children's in which he declares his
political principles and views ; and alfo his fummons
to the Spanith part of St. Domingo to fubmit to his
Government. It is impotlible to read them without
horror—but they are the natural fruits of long en-
dured barbarity and opprellion l The Slave Trade
was never calculated, by its very nature, to produce
other effeas. The details furnithed by the American
Journalb, are given in the lark page of this Paper.

PARIS JOURNALS.
We have received the Moniteurs to the nth intl.
inclufive. In that of the toth, the names of the
difkrent Ambafradors and Minifters who prefented
their credentials to the EMPEROR of the Fatima,
at his firit public audience fince his exaltation, are
given with all the pomp and circumftance of their
titles. In the lift will he found the reprefentatives
of all the States of Europe which are to amity with
France, with the exception of Auftria, Rufta, Swe-
den, and Portugal. It is poffible this latter Power
may have no ae.tual refident Minifter at Paris ; for
we are at a lofs to account, upon any other rational
hypothetic, for his non-appearance at this folemn
aa of homage and fealty. The fentiments of the
Courts of Petcrburgh and Stockholm towards the
Ufurper, ever fence his cowardly affaffination of a
Prince of the Sou it sos v, are pretty generally known
to all Europe, and fulliciently account for the ab-
fence of the reprefentatives of thofe Powers. Upon
what pretest bl. 1)6 COLENTZEL, who is 'aetually
at Paris, withheld his prc?encc, we have no means
of information. However teludant the EMPEROI
of GERNIAVY may feel to recognize his new brotber
and eval, in the prcfent circumftances of Europe,
he would fcarcely venture to provoke the indigna-
tion of Boa AAAAA e, by forbidding his Ambalrador
to firell the train of the valcal Minifters that graced
the Cortican's pretence chamber.
There are Come obtervations made on the prefent
extraordinary epoch in the hitlory of Prince; and
Europe is told, " that the new French Empire is
greater from its cra.l-, than the ancient Monarchy
was in the proudeft days of Louis the Fourrseierm.''
But the moR extraordinary article in this Official
Paper, is a fpecics of maniteßo addreffed to all the
Powers of Europe, and particularly to thole who are
within reach of the gripe of France. Under colour
of erpofing the abfurdny, and contradiaing a num-
ber of prevalent reports, the writer of this article
plainly points out to time furrounding States, what
the EstrIAGI of the Fs ENC 4 intends to do, by telling
theca what he has not done. This has been one of
the lama hacknied that have been
employed by thole oho have governed France
from ROSS SPaItSII to BMIAPARTT. It is t 11:: flak
tricks which the Dire. ory alivays I-slotted to

wheniver it wilted to defolate any of the neigh-
bouring States, for the purpores of plunder or
ambition; and when Bo AAAAA TB conceived the
plan of exalting himfelf to the Imperial throne of
France, we well recollelt, that in all the Gazettes on
the Continent a report to that effect was circulated,
for the purpofe, no doubt, of feeling the pulfes of
France and the greateft Rates of Europe. Judging
by the pat, therefore, we amid not be at all furpriz-
ed, if in the phrenay of his ambition, and the intox-
ication of • his new dignity, the Corfican fhould feri-
°nay meditate neon achieving Come of thofe extra-
ordinary changes which feem to be mentioned only
with the intent of expofing their abfurdity.
If thofe conjatures be rational, our Readers will
perceive that the Papal Chair is moR probably def
tined for Cardinal Fescii, the maternal uncle of tho
Emperor Napo zios. Hanover is not to be united
to France, " becaufe it would be a caufe of jealoufy
" between the French nation and that Prince (the
,s Kim° of Payssta) who was the friend and ally of
" France when all Europe was confpired againft
,r her," We fbould be difpofed to conclude, from
this extraordinary obfervation, that either Come
at-
rangement is altually on foot for transferring the
Eleitorate to Pruffia, or that it is thrown out as a
bait to encore either her co-operation, or, at leaft, her
neutrality, in the podibility of a rupture with the reft
of the Northern Powers.
Our readers will, no doubt, be particularly (truck
with the angular obfervation with which this ma-
nifeflo concludes, for fuch, in died, it is intended to
be. Who the Minifter is who (poke in the determined
tone which is Rated, is not mentioned ; but we have
every reafon to imagine that it was addreffed to the
Emperor ALEXMIDIft by Hinouvazzs, the Am-
baffador of France. We have not heard of any other
Court that has been lately quitted by a French Mi-
nifter ; and we are perfuaded, if this conje&ure be
true, that the diffatisfaCtion of that Court is even
greater, and may be dated further back than the pub-
lic had reafon to fuppofe.

HAMBURG!! MAIL.
A Mail from Hambnrgh arrived this morning.

has brcught accounts of Pole further proceedings at
the Diet in confequence of the Ruffian Note. Thefe
and any other thing cite that deferres notice are Cub-
joined :

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RATISBOW, JULY 6.—lmmediately after the verbal
declaration of the Deputy of the Eleflor of Baden
on the ad inftant, the Deputy for Auftria and the
Eleftorate of Brandenburg, made the following de.

ciaration
DECLARATION OF TAR DRPLITT vpit. TAI
ELECTORATE OF ROMANIA ♦ID •RCHDUCHY 01

.11.1.111T111.
4, The Auftrian comitial legation at the time Axed
for the confideration of the Imperial Ruffian Note,
repeated the circular declaration of the t4th of Man
in expedation of a fatisfa&ory explanation on the
occurrence in queftion, and will now immediately
communicate to its high Court the with of the Elec--
torate of Baden and the motives on which it is
founded, in certain expeßation that his Imperial
Majefty will receive the propothion of his Eleitoral
Highnefs of Baden, and the explanations of the
French Government relative to the above-mentioned
occurrence, with all that attention which he con-
Randy beftows on every event which may conduce to
difturb the tranquillity, fecurity, and welfare, of the
German Empire.