Star.
London, England, 1801-09-04 00:00:00

FRIDAY, SEPTfMBFR 4.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ()NE O'CLOCK
3 ptx Ccnt. Confuls 60 s9i-.olt to, for account 6c
Reduced, per Cent. Siper Cent. psi.
Ornnium 8! prim,.

TUCK OF STOCKS YESTERDAY:

Bank Stock 194 .
,5 per C. Red. (hut
3 per C. Cant sk 59i 61
4 pLr Apn. i Bti
S per C,;lt. Ann. 94, 951 f
S ptr C. Loy. ot

Long Ann. tB}
Stuart Ann. 5/ 7-z6
India Bonds 6s. 7s. prem.
I,NLlseqii,r Bills Is. 2s diL
Omnium 9} 11} 9
ConL forAcc. 60: I •

We this day received Paris Papeis to the 3t fl
ult. inclufive. We have already mentioned that
the Moniieu; of the 29th was filled chiefly with the
Protocole of the Eleetoral College of the Ge-
neral Diet of the Empire at Ratifbon. The fame
bulinefs occupies the Illonittur of the 3oth. •
The firit queflion, which regarded limply the
mere ratification of tho Treaty of Luncville, hav-
ing been decided to the fatisfaftion of the EMPI-
- the Empire, and France ; the next point was
to propofe to the Diet the grand and perplexing
quellion rcfp.:Cling the execution of the fevcnth
article of that 1-taty. in confequence, Aufltia
ai Direetor of the College of Princes, in the fitting
of March 3oth, propofed that the Diet fliould come
to a ronelmfum refpeeting the mode of co-opera-
tion with the States of the Empire, to terminate
the work of Peace.

The Diet 'oaring deliberated on this propofal,
the majority declared for cha:7itig the EMPEROR
with 'the bnlioefs of completing the Peace. The
College of the Princes confirmed this refutation,
by a oftrltium, dated April 3oth, 28ot. By this
CONK lujitar the EM►aaoa was requcßed to prepare
the propolitions and at rangements, and to fubmit
theni to the decilion of the Diet. This WI modi-
ficatior. propofed by feveral Princes, was contrary
to the object intended for accelerating the end of
this important affair. The powers of the E:4 r E ROR
being thus limited, that Monarch caufed it to be
declared, that it no longer depended on him to ap-
prove of other modes of co-operation %thief) migh:
have been very proper for acceleratin3 any condi/-
Am confequently that it belongvd to the Diet to
propofe, for his ratification, a complete renclrfilie
on the affairs to be fettled. This anfwer, which
left the bufinefs undetermined, was given on the
26th of June, iflot. Aullria, in a particular note,
had before demanded, (ince the determining of
this affair had been referred to it, that unlimited
powers fliould be given to it : this demand was as
it wri” evaded, and fence that time the bufincfs of
the inti.smnitics has been treated of only between
rb: Cabinets of Berlin and Vienna.

The Frcnch Tiers Cyril°litlit luvc falltn to 47 f.

:ffErkornr, tErmithe. •

Their 14,e/rretrs, when they came afhore I,ft
niAh;, after their murfion on the water had a fe-
lc a party of Nobility to fpend the evening at Clott.
c.:der-Lodge ; daring the repall, tharn's band
of Musicians plaied• a great nurn the mutt
favourite airs.

The Row, FAMILY did 'not promenade thenf
p lanlde , • his MAI Esr y viewed the Piquet-guard
attend their duty from the front apartment.
'llls morning theCAm BRIAN f, iagate, command.
ed by the Hon. Captain LEGGE, came into the
Road, and filed a royal Salute.

After breakfaff the KING, accornpaniet! %),
Prince ADOLPHUS, and the Equerries in Wa:tii;;,
rodc out on the Ortningtot Toad.

Her Mayesry, and the PRINCESS'S, with LAdr
NEALE, took an airing to the pleafant villagC of
Upway. • . • • -
Their Royal Highnefres Princefres At:o(nm
and Maitv, accompanied by Lady CATHCAR r, the
Earl of UXBRIDGE, and Lord A. Brauctter,
\valked with a fallionaby party, with their Royal
Highnefres. .
- - -

Prince ADOLPHUS, after his excurfion on half.-.
beck, walked with his amiable §hters.

.11ATIT.

The follasving4re among, the latea arrivals fierce

Col. Blies . Mr. Darnell
Dr. Mant Mr.-Bigkftorse
Dr. and Mrs. Gibbes Mr. C. Saytr .
Rev. Mr. Bridges Mr. Macnamara
Rev. Mr. Vincr Mrs. Blackburn'
Rey. Mr. Crubbe Mrs. Pit zgerald
Rev. Mr. J. Pritchard Mrs. Peak
Mr. and Mrs. Kai& Mrs. Squfre
Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds Mr" Math:a
Mrs. and Mils Jackfon Mrs. Sillingtog
Mrs. and three Mils Vlilebgis Mrs. Safe

Mr: T. tayt-r
Mr. T. B.u-ber

Mr. Roller

Mr. Scatban

Mrs. Patin
Mrs. Paris

me, OlRLiley

MVs tAbboni

Mr. Ranby
Mr. Sar.diforth
Mr. SaliQury

Nl% Talbot
lifs Royd
Mifi Amirews

Mr. Brown

&c. &c. &c.

A Council of his Majetly's Knitters was yeller,
day held at Lord Hawtestway'b Office in Down-
ing•ltrcct.

• The Princtifs CH AMLOTTIZ of WA! FS, attended
by the Count& of ELGIN, and a numerous
arrived at the Lawn, South Church, the feat
of THOMAS SUMNER, Efq. laa Tuefday evening,
about five o'clock, mime her Royal Highoefs is
expefted to reticle for h.me weeks, on account of
ifs vicinity to South-End.—Among other diltin•
;mac— ••srfons rimy at Sonth-lind, are the follow.
ing :—Toc Conntirls Dowager of Shaftetbury,
Lady Trafford, T. B. Bramtion, Efq. M. P. I. T.
Hope, Efq. Mrs. Nutt, Mr. Savage,-Sir John Brif-
vie, Bart. Governor Franklin, Colonel Kemblc,
,Mr. and Mrs. Judd, Mrs. Holfoid, Mr. Lean,
Mr. Jackfon, Mr. D. Smith, Admiral Caldwell,
Mr, Beard, Mr. Goodrich, Mr. Snaith, Ste.

There was a moil fplendid Garrifon Ball at
Cheltubfoid on Wednefday evening laR, at which,
betties a Mtmber of neighbouring Gentry, were,
'the Matfittit, 4nd Marchionefs Af BUCKINGHAM,
Lord and Lady COBHAM, and Lord G 50144 and
Lady MART GRENVILLE.
-
Lady Aux MvRICAY is repairing the manfion at
Brighton built by Si:Tie Speech HAMILTON.
Mr. HOU, of liarle7-ffreet, Carendifhtquare,
has taken the hrt•iiii lately occupied at Brigbtoa
by Lord and BERKLEY.
Captain Aims, aad his Lady, and Mr. Mrs. and
Airs HArcH, of Cdlybury•hall, are gone to Low.
floffe. IlLre Mr. HATCH has recently parchafrd
Egli CADOCAN'f houfe.
Wakeft”id.houte is the fccne of much feflivitr,
On: Miters family daily giving. fplendid 'enter.
t tinments.

The Duke of MODENA fill perfills in his deter.
miration not to accept nf the Brifga'i as a compen.
ration for the lofs of his- dominions. and has now
taken up his refidence at Trevifo, in the Veneti.in
States.

The Archauke CHARLES has forbidden the
Members of the Aulic Council of War at Vienna,
to wear pantalors, round hats, broad neck-cloths,
or cropped hair.
Baron LayKur, Minifter of the late tleflor of
Cologne at itatifbon, appeared at the Sitting of
17th of Auguß, after being accredited in the name
of the Chapters of Cologne and Mun:icr,
The pliperor AZCAARITAIL of Ru(Ea rites at
fix in the morning; dues bufinefs in his clnfet till
ten; from ten to twelve gives .utdience to the of-
ficers in the Army ; between twelve and tw•o
walks with the EtAIMESS ; between two and three
dines; does bofinefs till five; his a Concert of
Mufic in the Edace till eight ;• at e►ght fops; and
pocs to bed at ten.

A late letter from. Bengal kr —4, The method
adopted by the tenantry in Ruttunpoor, fuhjeet
to the !Chum's, for cofteeting the revenue front
the pealantry, confias in taxing the ploughs and
inftruments of agriculture, and is always paid in
the produce of the country, as grain, oil, or cot-
ton, according to the cultivation of the hose in
which the internment that is taxed has been (peel.
fically employed. This occafions raft accumu-
lation of the various articles that are the growth
of the country to the tenant. Travellers of every
dt.fcription, whole Winds, whether corn r re! cial
atherwife, may lead them through the track of
land they occupy, kre taxed."
A private letter from India Pays—" The baras
of the river Naaf, where the emigrants from Ar-
mean have fettled, have been found highly favour-
able to the growth of flax and hemp. The board
of Trade has for fome time been employed in
ar-
rangenents for the executive cultivation of thek
eifential articles. The Board of Trade in Bengal
It:as alto ordered all opium which dues not reach
the Ilandard price to he deftroyed. The growth
of .the poppy in the Baugulpore diftria has bee*
ptohibitcd tor a given petted."