Star.
London, England, 1804-09-10 00:00:00

LONDON.

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER to
PIMP OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONR LlCie
Coefois, money, 774.—ditto,uount, $7l.
Omeiuin 7.
PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY!
3 yer Cent Red Ann. Ibut India Bonds ts. se. dif.
3 per Can. Conf. 37it letp.Aon. pla 13-16
4 per ORIL ;but Excheq. Bill., par se. dit,
5 TM Cent. Navy pa{} °lenient 7 prem.
o per Cent. t 797, Mat Page& Tick. to
Loos Ann. met Confide for sec. 37*
6 --Gov. Deb. v Creel*

per
Exchangw—Dublin on Leaden mit

Since our lalt have arrived two Hamburgh mails,
due on the sd and gth inflant, from which we have
given ample extra% in the preceding columns. The
mail due yefterday has not yet come to hand.
The following note has been tranfmitted by the
Vice Court and State-Chancellor to the Corps Di-
plomstique at Vienna :
Hit Imperial Welty has rowsseeteded the coderligraed Vice.
Court and State-Chandler to notify to M. that his Majefiy has
been pleated to affurne the dignity of Herz ditary &error a Auk
grin, and totemic bimfelf to be proclaimed as filch. M. Is requdted
to communicate this to his Coon. The Emperor bores that this
communication will be received in a manner perf ally agreeable
to the conntifilion which to happily reins between the two Sore.
reigns, sod that the °hied of the fame will be confidend as
adapted to public circumftances. Induced by theta to alum the
Imperial dignity, his Atbjefty Is at the tame time coreinced that
hie refulution cannot in any runner be detriencntalto the relation
in which he Raul, to the German Empire, and the diferent
coercive. which cartycte the Auttelan monarchy.
TLc ur.dc7c•i-ltd anuses M. of bit mod par.:cuter clam."

We !have alto received Dutch papers to the rib
initant. By Tits A'rw Merebeat. we arc informed that
a (hock of an Earthquake has been felt at Amfler.
dam, the Hasue. Schiedam, and other places in
Holland, but happily without any mifchief being

d3ne by it.
The I yJn Gazette of she jt, alt. among caber im-
portant articles of intelligence, a ntaina fosse int/-
felling details rcfpcling the exchanges of territory in
Germany, and propofttinne cepa:fed to be brought
before the Diet of Ratifbon. in codessocit of tbsk

stehangett, which may be rein in Oar exPlas. This
paper contains WO a very curious decree of the
Frensch Government refoefling the German Nobility,
who, Previnudy to the Revolution, held lands on
thi ;Aft. iha of the Rhine, which Pays that the fe-
quentatiOn Stall only be taken off on condition that
the Pr'opAetors fell their lands—unlefs they &wild
choofe rather to 46 obtain the gray of French Ca-
tizetu," and confetittently 46 to rename every feudal
title, Nolitity, Chivalrois: Crehrs, Dijinftiotu, and us-
intioUeilable with the CoVitution of the
/" Such language id the mouth of men connintly
occupied in ereatint Lulea, argues not (imply a pips-
ble inconfillency, but a mon. impudent diflegard to'
the public opinion or Europe, as well as as outra.
geous infult to its cotillion retire.
There papers contain also an account of
lions betireen the Auftriait Government and disk of
Switzerland, refpetting. the lands belonging to Swift
-Corporations lying in the Marian Mrtitories.

Paris journals to the ad inft. have Alb come to
hand. By theft we learn, that the Ruffian Charge
d'Affaires quitted Paris on the 3111 ult. The journal
dm Cernavrrr of the aft intl. (aye," The Ruffian. Charge
d'Affaires quitted Paris yefterday ;" and the Gazers de
Freers of the 3 tft ult. Pays, " The Ruffian
d'Affaires quitted Paris rm. Ass " There firms,
therefore, to be now little doubt that the two powers
are on the eve of an open rupture.
It is remarkable that, while the Monitor of the
26th ult. affeas to look upon ills failing of the Rut
fian fleet as a mere excurfion or pleafure, or for the
fake of ezercifing their men, that of the 28th. as
may be ken by an extrat given in the preceding
part of this day's Paper, confiders Raffia as making
fezious preparations for war. Sometimes, according
to the Paris Papers, the RufGan fleet has only woe
month's provifions on board, land fametimes it is
vietuadled for tens month& They even fend a Gip of
the line to cruise in the Baltic, merely to give an
aiming to an Admiral's Lady, who happens to be in.
difpofed ! Thefe ridiculous tells able* at once the
dread which the French esovereesent appraises&
from allowing the people to be alarmed by lading
thernfelves involved in a war with Marla, and the low,
opinion it entertains of their usderikaadisg, which
could be isipored upon by loch grafi and palpable
nimfenfe.

Private letters frost Paris Rate, that at the Coro•
nation of Rosevear% as Emperor of the Preach, a

new Nobility will be inflituted, under the title of
Patricians, by a Samar Ceafefrias, to be proclaimed
upon that occafion. Tbis mature will include all
perfons, with their families and d,ekendants, who,
within the &a ten years Of losaraara's reign, have
occupied, or (hall occupy, the fire and great places of
State, fueh as Field Maraud% Commanders in Chief,
Generals of Divifion, Wafflers, Cardinals, Grand
Officers of the Legion of Honour, Coonfellors of
State, &stators, ite. By the fame Saone Catfishes, a

new Equeßrian Order will alto be inilituted, confin-
ing of all thee perfons, their families and defects-
dents, who, within the fame period of ten years, have
been, or null bc. Tribunes, Legiflators, Prefeas
Billsops, Commander's of the Legion of Honour,
nerals of Brigade, Prefidents of Tribunals, Gover-
nors of Fortre Oka, arc. AU thefe members of the Pa.
trician or Equeftrian Orders, their ;relatives and de-
fcendants, arc to have a preference in all applica-
tions for places, and to have precedence of their fel-
low citizens. They are to wear their coats of arms,
as they (hall receive them from the Emperor upon
the day of his Coronation t but without any titles of
Dukes, Marquifes, Counts, or Barone. They may,
however, annex to their fignatures of the Pa-
trician Order," or " of the Equeftrian Order."
Their children will alto be received in preference to
any others at the Pyrenees, Military Schools, and
all public offices as will as at Coon. They are not
to be fubjea to the laws of military confcription, but
will begin their career in the army as cadets or vo-
lunteers, and, upon the firß vacancy, will be advanc-
ed to the rank of officers. Benches, boxes, or pews,
will be erected in the theatres, churches, and other
public places, for the exclufive accommodation of the
Patricians, the Members of the Equeftrian Order,
and their families. Such are the outlines of the plan
of a new Swiss Confilltra, circulated at Paris. no
doubt, to prepare the public mind for this fcandalons
innovation, which is to elevate the rabble upon the
ruins of the old nobility.

Difpatches were yelerday received from Lord
NaLsow, off Toulon.

Yefterday morning, Mr. Sumatran, the Win-
ger, arrivcd at Lord Hammer Er's office, in Down-
ing-tired, with difpatches from Mr. Pamir. at Vi-
enna. which were forwarded immediately to Lord
ilia towar, at Putney.

- - -
The Ruffian Nobleman, irlinfe arrival we men-
tioned !ail week, we uneleAtand, is not the Grand
Chancellor, but the Grand Chamberlain of Ruffin.
Captain Marina, of his hiajetly's fillip the Diana,
who had under his convoy the IA Jamaica fleet, fell
in, off Madeira, with a valuable French merchant-
man, bound from Martinique to Leghorn, which he
carured, and took on with bias.
Married on the 6th inflant at Workington, by the
Rev. PITS/. HOW, Mr. HtllllT Novas., of Wel-
beck-fireet, to Mils D. CHsisrran, of the Strand.
Died, on 'Wednefila., the sth inL at the Royal
Hotel, Pall Mall, Sir CaAILIS Si-114,km of Ws-
tcriogbuty, Lant.

,BLOCK.IDfNO StU4DRONt

DIAL, SEPT. 9.

Arrived the STARLING gun-brig from off the
French mail, and remains in the Downs with the
reit of the (hips as per fall. The Prevoyante (lore-
flip was this day relcafed from quarantine in the
Downs, and landed upwards of 1500 letters from
Gibraltar and Malta, which were fent this afternoon
by poR for London. Sailed this morning the Mo-
saw, man of war, Admiral Lord KEITH, with the
Right Hon. Lord fdst.vna.s and Captain Hose on
board, to reconnoitre the French coall, with the Cat•
Toe frigate, Capt. Beaca. Wind N. E.

lIINDgATII, SUNDAY AFTF&NOON.
We have no news fromthe other coati i the blockad-
ing Squadron having returned by reafon of contrary
winds, and weather. They are now again under weigh
for the purpofe of returning to their charge. To-
morrow may, in all probability, be produaive of
foundling or other.