Star.
London, England, 1804-06-30 00:00:00

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Letters, addrofed to Ike ?soma if dee Umtrszs Estrum,
pobbfied Is the Sri*, fader the fratore a —Gas,
oacua, reviled and comae' Ay the ehalsor, has this
day kers re-pabbfhed, ie Bvo, trite y. 6d. Tole beidef
Mere. Richarreon, Royal Extbasge ; ad the other
Bedlam : atfo of Mr. blves, Boolfeller,

SATURDAY, JUNE 30.
PRICE OP STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK t
Cold. for July 37... Reduced 3611—Ornntant ?fem.
On Wedcefday, an appal:alkalies made to the Bank, to know
whether they would take I. the Omnium' and make the future
=thereon? Thutfday Mr. A. 1411/LAND gave the an-
the Direrlon, that they would make all the remaining
payments but the lift, and they Ind the redemption for the lath
Jewry next. It appear., that there are already one yonoopool.
paid in, and b the time they km given, there IrM he three half
car's paid to the public, before the day of redemptioa
Duacut. June 15.-oe. Deb. 34 per Cent. 631.
Ezehange—Oublin on London tat.

The Royal Affent was yefterdity given, by tom-
miffioti, to the Military Defence Bill, which is now
of courfe becutrie 'a law of the land. Throughout
the whole of the iirious and elaborate difculton of
the =afore in Parliament, our unwearied attention
was direaed to the idolisation of the Public with
nfpea to the nature of its principle, and the eaten
of its intended operation. We approved of the iu-
tention, but were doubtful of the means propofed for
the attainment of the objeft. The will of the Legit*
latuie, however, has, with all the neceffary forms,
been finally declared in in its favour, and it only re-
Enaini for us, and for the country, to bow to a deciGon
fo gravely and coullitutionally prononnoed.

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The Dutch and German Journals received ity
the mails of yefterday, are, in fome points, at va-
liance. The former Rate, that the French Minifter
had officially conimunicated to his lorraarax Maras-
TT, at Vienna, in a fisecial audience, the elevation of '
BOIAP►LTS to his new dignity, which communication 11
had been fo gracioufly received as to lung& a strong 1
prefumption that the Pearce Er ream would be ac-
knowledged ; but letters of the gth from Vienna Rate,
politiver, that the French Minifter had not then re-
ceived his new credentials.
There is no mention in any of ihe accounts, Area
from the Auftrian capital. of Count ESTeIHAZT
having been fixed on as Ambaffaclor Eitmordinaty
to Paris, as Rated in the LA French papers.
Private Letters by no means encourage the belief,
that the Emperor of GIRMANY is preparing to fend
a formal and unreferved recognition of the Imperial
dignity affumed by Bomaraars. It is Rated, on the '
contrary, that he has ordered it to be announced to
the French Government, that he has nothing to fay
againft the hereditary Sovereignty which is eflab-
hilted in France, but that the ereiting an Imperial
dignity mutt depend upon future cirennaftances.
.--It may be readily conceived that the Imperial
pride of Germany mutt have received a very
revere lhock, when the fiat of fovereign titles was
fo eafily obtained by the fon of a village attor-
ney in Corfica; but be that as it may, there is no rea-
fon whatever to conjetture, that the Head of the Holy
Roman Empire, whatever hefitation he may think
proper to affed, will finally refute to recognife the
Imperial title of France, when he mull, of condi.,
acknowledge Bose AAAAA as an Imperial Brother.
Of all the letters received yefterday, none excited
snore fenfation than the follow ing private letter from
a very refpettable Gentleman at Peteriburgh :
" PCYFRSBURGI4, 24 MAY 0. 5. 5 Iva', W. 1.
44 The French blinifler leaves this City this day,
48 for Paris, and an Inferior Agent is left to tranfaa
4' the remaining affairs between the two Courts, who,.
6' people have gone fo far as to fay, will remain
" eventually as Commiffloner for Prifoners. There
4' are ten line of battle (nips and fix frigates, betides
4' brigs, (hops, provifion and (lore (hips, ordered to
" be got ready kith four months provifions on board.
4' No doubt therefore remains of a War between this
" Country and France."
From this, it has been inferred by many, that a e
Mall immediately have the co-operation of Ruffin in
our prefent eentefi. It fitould, however, be recol-
heed, that it is now feveral weeks fince we knew that
General H&DOUVILLa was to leave Peterfburgh ; the
French Government having refolved, that as there
was only a Ruffian Charge d'Affaires at Paris, there
Could he a French diplomatic agent of the fame rank
at Peterfburgh. It is certainly very poffible that
Ituffia may yet take an aftive part in the war, but no•
thing refpeiting the period of fuch an event can be
cert.li.dy inferred from the above letter.

A meffenger arrived yefterday at the StelitTAILY
of ST•rc's (-ACC with difpatches from Mr. Srircie

SNIT H.
Sir Z;IDNIT SMITH had yellerday a long interview
with the CHANCELLOR of the E'en vo,tria, at his
houle in D.iwning-areet.
At length the v.tcant frith Mitre is difpnrcd of ;
and, notwithfi coding the thong claims of the Lor-
TUS Dr. &STOW. the Dean of Waterford,
promoted to it, on the Rewind of a prior promife.
Upwarls of a thoufand copies of the Lie and Cor-
relpondence of RactrAIDSON were fold ou the day of
its publication.
A hundred and fifty thortfand dollar; have been
!mind no board the chaffs manes, captured a t'‘.w
days fince by the Fstrx cutter. The piites were
bound from Corunna, and the money i% fortfx•tei
to
be part of the French fubfitly from the Court of Ma-