Star.
London, England, 1804-09-11 00:00:00

NOTE.

'The Legations for the Elcdorate of Bohemia in 4 Archduchy
of AuAria, have received from their high Conftituent the =-
netted printed Pragmatic Ordinance, by which his Imperial and
Ito) al Majefty, as Sovereign of the Auftriau Monarchy, after the
example of France, and for the reafous therein exprelfed, has re-
Calved to aflame the hereditary Imperial Dignity.

The in"l'lSPed Legations have made no delay to communl•
ate this to the General Diet of the Empire, and u his Majesty
has already tranfinitted a Letter of Notification of theism to the
diferent States of the Empire, he cannot doubt that it will be rc-
caved with the molt friendly approbation.

by this new hereditary didelty, according to the explicit
contents of the Pragmatic Ordinance, no alteration will be made
in the relatiom between the Hereditary States and the Roman
Empire, the underiigued Legations for Bohemia and the Archdu-
chy of Alibi& have it in commiklon to declare, that no change
will be produced by It in the other political relations and connec-
tions, but that his Majelty will rather be doubly attentive to
cherub and prekve the fenthnento of good under/landing which
he has conitantty and indult:Lundy manifelted towards all his
Co Elates of the Empire. (Signed)

• ICC COQ WT DC STADION.

lOW 'IOU Pli CIUAILIS Dig INUINVIBCIIO.

Rathbon, Avg. 24,1804.

This day the following pwedills Note on this rub-
jeft has been delivered

Is ecinkqoatee of the Note delivered in to the V 4 qe the WI
Intl-beam Excellent Legations for the Eletterste of Bohemia and
Archduchy of Mikis, misfits to the Attacks Imperial dtio.tbe
Uoderfigned Envoy has It y coraglion to deck/v.l6st bin Ms.
jetty the King of Sweden eenainly feels the fisseerelt paidelpatiost
in every thing that an tend to Nem* the adman* or rather
don of his Imperial Pdaely. ikod his lamerial Mere, yet, u a
guarantee of the Confiltution of the Empire, and fill note as *
cane of the Empire, he esimatitst ormerne that the objett to
which the Note rektes. from 'misheard& amostilso with the
*lipoid* of tht German Empire, ought eat merely to be noti-
fied to the Diet, but made the fuldea of a &claw which may
give at the Members of that Aran* as oppcgiuAitt of Me*
fins their opinions on Conftituticaal vouods. (Signed)
Ratifies, Auz.l6. ;BUT BILDT.
_ _ _

Auo. :11.—New credentials have been
fent off, as mentioned in the 14 Court Casette, to
the Imperial Ambaffador, Count Co. L, at
Paris.
His UMW. MAJESTY Isal appointed a grand
Council of State to be held on the sill inft. under the
prefidency of the principal Chamberlain, the Prince
of Stan ms s ao, and attended by the principal Court
Chancellors-and other Officers of the Court, in which
the ceremonial of the coronation, and the fellivities
on the occafion. will be arranged.
Yelterday, another courier arrived here from Pe-
terfburgh. It is faid he brings advice of an alliance
concluded between England and Rullia.
By the lilt accounts from Belgrade ss hich have been
tranfmitted from the Government at Peterwaradin,the
anfurgents have 'endued And come up with the fugitive
peps, and brosught them back in triumph to Belgrade.
The IlouCe of Aultria has fent Come troops to the
frontiers, for the maintenance of order and tranquil-
lity, but carefully avoids and refufes to take any part
in the events of Servia, and refers •he iufurgents to
their rightful fovereigu, the Torkilh Emperor.
The Ft each Ambaffadcr will now Coon, we are af-

lured, deliver his new credentials to the Er PEROR.
His IMPERIAL MAitSTY before his ourney into
Moravia, sc. will receive :he congratulations of the
Officers of State and Nubility, on his affumption of
the new hereditary Imperial dignity. •
Auc. 25.—1 t is now determined upon, that our
Court, during the prefent war' between Enirland
and France, will continue the l'lrieteft rieutrality.:—
The dlferences between certain Powers cattle, not-
withflaitiling, many deliberations in our Cabinet,
craiNrcnces with our Minitiers, and Couriers to be
difpatched very often to Paris, London, and &. Pe-
tetiliurgh.
According to report, Marllial ritual will come in'
the place of the Ambalfador Citareraoiry, -who is
recalled. • The latter awaits pollave orders for his
departure, from his Court.
To Jay a (Iron& transport of artillery was Cent off
for Venice.

Bar :a t a, A uo. :7.—The Coonfellor of Chancery,
Von BAR. arrived hCIC the day before yetlerday (rum
Hanover.

• The report propagated by fume foreign newfpa.
pets of the neutrality of our territory having been
violated by the French troops in the neighbourhood,
it entirely unfonnaed.
Movico, Ave. 7.—Thr. Lletloral Refolution
concerning the infiruttion of the. Jewith youth has jun
been puldilled here. It is fuhmitted, like that of all
the other fubieas of the LigOor, to die fisperinten-
, d Alice of the General Direaory of Schools and Stu-
dies. The Jews will in haunt be permitted to find
their children to all the fchoals and univerfities of the
couctry. When the Jews of one Continent Stall be-
come fufficiently numerous and rich to 'Sahli& a
private school, they mutt give information of it to
the General D;renory, and conform to all the rules
And terms eilahlifLect for the other filools: in Wray
thing which does not concern religion. Wherever
there are no private fehools, they will be obliged to
fend their children to the Cbriblian fchools to learn
reading, writing, and arithmetic t hut the Direenr
General will fee that their liberty of confcience Ihall
not be in the finallell degree molefied, and the jewiCh
fcholars Shall be preterit at religious exercilbs or
prayers with the other children. This part of their
education remains et clulively confided to the teachers
of their religion.
Awn. s 3 morning at nir.: o'clock, their
4wadith Majedies kit Nympbcobefg, on their return
to their lingdcm. • •