Star.
London, England, 1807-09-22 00:00:00

AUGSBURG, AUGUST 25.

Letters have been received here from Vienna,
which cla not reprefent the affairs of Hungary in In
favourable a light as the public prints have done for
fame weeks. The deliberations of the States on the
Royal "Pi oporni,,ns, are not yet concluded. With
refpat to the demand of the Court to Aral it out of
the wretched condition in which the Aufirian finances
at prefent are, the States hove agreed to take upon
themfclvcs 1:!e payment of twenty-five millions of
bank notes ; bat the Aufirian Government thinks
this fact ifice intufficient, and far inferior to what
the States are capable of making. The Hun.
garian Diet has not explained, and it is not known
whether the &orifice offered by the States is to be
annual, or whether twenty-five millions are the whole
fum they mean to give. The Archduke Palatine has
beep called to Vienna to confer with the Emperor
and the Minifler on there different. fubjeas. He was
Rill thete whep the laft letters came away.
ALTONA, SEPTEMBER 8.
On the gth, an Englifh frigate, commanded by
C tptaiu Stuart, anchored in the road of Travemunde.
Be permits all veffels to fail out and inward, and
contents himfelf with making the mailers of the vet
leis come ou board the frigate. He informed Capt.
Pleffentin, who has arrived il'om Riga, that he has
no orders to treat the Lubeck (hips as enemies, but
was merely diretled to blockade the Daniffi ports. It
,is probable that this frigate is deßined to blockade
Neufladt. A boat from the frigate put on fhore at
Travemunde for provifions, and a party of French
huffars wgre immediately fent to take the crew—it is
thoug:tr, however, that they efcaped. A Commiflion
is appointed at Kiel to examine all merchandize, in
order to e4cover Englifh property. Ships already
loaded mutt fubmit to this invelligation, and until
this takes place are not permitted to fail.
Letters from the ifland of Fehmeren, dated the 3d,
(late, that the preceding day there was an action with
the Englifh off the town. They wilhed to cot a vet
fel out of the harbour, but they were obliged to
abandon their enterprise.

' LEGISLATIVE BODY.—PARIS, SEPT. S.
After the reeding of the Prod: Verbal, M. M. De.
fermon, Bowlay, and Berenger, Counfellors*State,
in the name of the Emperor, prefented a prqd of a
law relative to the Budget.
• This projet, the difcuffion of which is to take place
on the 15th, is divided into ten titles.
The tit relates tr, the accounts of the years, 9, to,
is, 12, and 13. If the fund of 60,000,000, which
was fet apart, is far from being exhautted, it mutt
not be imputed to negligence, his Majelly being ac-
tuated by good willies towards the lawful creditors,
is the more anxious that unjaft or exaggerated pre-
tcntions should be examined with the greater atten-

tion.
The ad title relates to all the arrears, from the
Revolution to the year 8.
The 3d completes the credit neceffary for the ex-
penditure of 185)7. The difcharge of the public debt
is a facred engagement. The Legiflative Body fee
with pleafure that the Government do not demand
from the nation any new factifice, an irrefragable
proof of the order and economy which prevail in our

finances.
The 4th places on the fame footisg as in 1807,
the contributions of ;808, and tuppreffes the so per
cent impofed upon the land contributions, ji a war

fupply.
The sth opens a credit of tSco,ooo,ooo on account
of the expenditure of tBoB- The recefs of the Legit-
lative Body renders this meafure neceffary, which is

betides adopted every year.
The 6th regulates refpeeling the receipt of contri-
butions, thedifpotitions made according to the firft

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enaament of the law.
The 7th relates to the coining of pieces of money of
ten centinms, of the weight of twelve grammes. This
money, fo much more convenient than half francs
and palter francs, will have an intrinfic value of 95

per cent.
The Bth has for its objeet to give a new value to
the intereft of ►onds, by reducing them to the Li4n-
dard of other fecurities—that is to fay, to 4 or 5 per

The 9th tends to procure for public worfhip come
refources in communes where there are not any.
Lallly,. the roth, relative to a segiiter of lands,
contains difpofitions proper for infuring its fuccefs.
Si PT. 12.—One third of the Englilh prifoners at
Verdun have been transferred to Sarre Louis.
Mr. WAlhope,* a gentleman of one of the firfl fa-
milies in England, died fuddenly at Verdun nn the
3111 of Anvil, after dinner. An officer of the Eng-
1 lith marine, Mr. Eifel,* a planner of war in the fame
town, has imitated the example given by General
Beresford, in America, and, like him, has found
companions in his journey.
• We give tilde names as they are (pelt in the Paris Papers.
ANTWERP, SEPTEMBER 1.
The day before yefferday, the Dantzic, which was
launched on the isth of Antal, tailed from hence
for Flulhing.
The Ville de Berlin, of 74 guns, will be launched
tomorrow morning, at feven o'clock, as will the Pul-
tulk in a few days. The (hips Rill on the Rocks are,
tl.e D2.lmatieohe Alb%nois, the Friedland, and the
keel of a fourth is laid.
CASSEL, SEPTEMBER r.

The Regency of the countries and Rates compof-
ing the kingdom of Weflphalia, gave diretlions on
the 28th for printing in the French and German lam
guages, and putting, wherever it may be neceffary,
the Imperial Decree concerning the territorial forma-
tion of :he Paid kingdom. This decree is as follows :