Star.
London, England, 1804-09-20 00:00:00

11.0111tIAGH MAIL

j Faun apt ViaTULA, SIFT. 5.-.• The pot& already.
know. that the Costa' 44 LILL{ has quitted Grodno,
Some people alert, that he is going to Gotta:burg,
to meet Tome of his relations.
The Ruffian fquadron which is gone to the North
Sea, will, we are informed, return to Revd about
the cnd of the prefent month.
VIINN*, SEPT. I.—Their Imperial Majelties will
arrive at the camp near Hlanpetin, in Bohemia, on
the tath inft. They intend to remain at Linden
Cagle during the whole time of the encampment,
viz_ to the :6th of September, and will afterwards be
at Prague till the ad of Oaober.
Mr. Alt 131) THNOT, the Engliilt Envoy Costaau.

tinople. has arrived here.
The Archduke Jona will fhorelf goto jofephfladt,
and other Bohemian fortreffeh in his quality of Chief
of the Corps of Engineers.
Ravissow, Sur. 3.—The PrufGan Counfellor of
Legation, Kaarinlalle, has received a refcript from
Berlin, in which hit Majefty recognizes the new he-
reditary Auftriau Imperial dignity, confidering it as
a mere domelbe regulation, making no alteration in
the relations to the German Empire, according to
the proper exprellions ufed by the Court of Vienna.
The Counfellor of Legation, KAUTTNAIIII, informed
the! Imperial Co-Commiffary, Baron Hemet., of this
view of the bufinefs, and congratulated him, at the
fame time, on the new affumed title.
The Eledoral Brunfwick Lttneburgb Legation has
circulated a pamphlet under the following title :-
0 A true narration of the illegal poffetfion taken by
the Count of Bentheim Steinfurth, with the &din-
ance of French Troops; of the mortgaged • County
of the Empire, Bentheim ; to which are added louse
particular circumnances which attended that arbi-
trary ad of violence."
MAGDIIIURCW, &PT. B.—The King of Sweden
arrived here on the evening of the yet inft. under the
title of Count of Haga, accompanied by his Q!een
and attendants.
• The taro Royal yachts. Efplandinn and Amadis,
have been ordered to Stralfund, whither they will
fail next week:
Genoa, Auo. 23.—Letters received from Naples,
Beak of Tome movements making by the Gallo• Ita-
lian army in that kingdom.
On the t9th inft. four armed Meccas failed from
this port on a eruife againft the pirates.
The works at Aleffandria arc continued by from
is to tyoo men every day. That fortrefs will be
one of the ftrongeft places in Europe.
There is a (Iron& levy of recruits railing in the,
Italian Republic.
AIIITIVIiP, &PT. 6.--CoontCOIIMITZIL has been
prefented to the French Emperor at Ai.l.la.Chapelle,
and delivered to him his new credentials.
There is a report here of a Congrefs to be held at
Antwerp. at which will be' prefent Count COUNT-
ZIL, two German Princes, who are now here incog-
nito. &e. but this report appears to be unfounded.
Vases. Auts. Wednefday Count ZAN-
Seecaat (whofe unfortunate aerialvoyage, left year,
from Bologna, over the Adriatic Su to Poll in Iftria,
is till (refit in every one's memory). attended again
at Bologna, in the view of many tboufakds of fpee-
tators, who tefti6ed their approbation by loud [bouts
while be afeended and defeended at pleafure. At the
end of four hours while he was overthe village Coa,
Tome Balks filled with fpirit of wine took fire, and be
immediately defeended towards the earth. His corn.
passion, M. Animus', as loon as they came near
enough to the ground, leaped out of the ear, and the
Count was preparing to do the fame, but before he
could take his leap, the balloon much lighter by M.
Assoasort's leaving it. fuddenly re-afcended with
great rapidity. bearing with it the unfortunate Count.)
of whom to this moment no account has been re-
ceived.

LONDON.

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER soh

PRICK OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK
Confab s7i—far amount, 376411.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
Bank Stock (but s pa Cent Nays gaff
3 per Can. Red Asia. OM Imp. 3 per Cote. s7t
3 par Cant. Coat sql Ownlam 61 poem
4 pa Cant. Slat Confab fa ate. nil

The (mall French Journals to the lath have ar-
rived. They are chiefly filled with details refpetaing
the honours to be paid to the Pori on his arrival and
during his flay in France, whither be is bound to
crown Bo , and to endeavour to heal the
&Mins in the Gallican Church. In return for this
condefeenfion, on the part of the Po►s, France is to
guarantee his temporal authority and the integrity of
the prefent papal territory.
A letter for bloomy' front Louts XVIII. was
received by the Hamburgh mail of yeflerday, and for-
warded to Harwich laR night, under fuppofition that
his Royal Highncfs was yet there. It is now be.
lieved that the two Royal Brothers will meet at Got
te nburgh. After the interview, Louts XVIII. will
go to Calmar, and Monfieur will return to England.
The King of France was received with all the ho-
nour; due to his rank, in every part of the Ruffian
Empire that he vifited.

Tits Samos or Downs.—This worthy Prelate
died yellerday at three o'clock. at General Frrsra-
vaica's houfe, in Arliagton-ftreet, after a long and
painful inners. He was the fon of a dignitary of the
church in Ireland, who fent him to Eton fchool for
his education. There he became acquainted with Mr.
Fox, and an intimacy was formed, which riper years
I cemented into the warmed friendfhip, and cured but
with the life of the Bithnp. At an early age, he
married a Min Sv mass, a Lady as amiable as the
was beautiful, and with whom be cajoled the mod
enviable date of conjugal felicity. This amiable
woman has now to mourn, with a numerous family,
the bell of fathers and hufbaads. He was a man of
the mon elegant and refined snannen; a flaterman of
the mod independent principles; as a fcholar he had
few equals. He was alto the much efleemed friend
of the Eatl of MOIR A. • His Lordfhip was nineteen
years Bifhop of Downe and Connor, from whisk he
is now traailmcsi to a tomes world.

'7' aiperWirleiedSiaztj:

igtpry
We aniotincecryeacraiy-in a part of oar
fins the arrival of an *garnets at the Admiralty wiih
intelligence that 7o fail of Gun Boats and 47 Lulg-
gen b*d en= out of Boulogne Harbour. and that
Officers had arrived at the lament French Potts to
aspedite the embarkation of the troops. From this
cirarmaance, it was generally believed yeaerday
evening in the Government offices that the attempt at
;smarm would immediately take place. It is proba
ble, however. that the enemy have only been making
ose of thole difplaye with which they have to often
teased our tars, without intending yet to es pofe than-
felves to the ague of an aition ; for had their move-
ments continued. farther and more decifive accounts
would by this time have arrived from our blockad-
ing fquadron off Boulogne.
Dom, Sur. s9.—From the arrival and difpatch
of meifengees in the courfe of tail night, and the ge-
neral aaivity that prevails in every department con-
neiled with our blockading fyaem, it is very gene-
rally believed that the enemy are difplaying a more
than ufual bottle. Onr tars, however, fear it will
again end in Cooke, without their being funsithed
with an opportunity to put French Availing-to the
tea. The haze on the oppofite coat prevents our fet-
ing any thing that is going on there.