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London, England, 1804-09-04 00:00:00

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Onr letters kom the nee% reetleed this :horning,
contain nothing farther reipeaing the mnvements
of
the enemy. It appears that all the veffels at Sou•
logne have returned into the inner harbuur, where
they will no doubt rernYain, as long the wind eon.
Lianas :n the wellern quarter.

At a late hour laft night we received fume addi-
tional fete of Paris Journals, from which we have
given Come extraas in the preceding columns. WI
alto received Dutch paisers to the s7th ult. inclufive
one of which, /le Hawse Carrant: of that date. Oa
a ounces a moll important event, and in fuch a man.
ner as leaves little or no doubt of its truth. The ful-
-lis ing is the article to which we allude : •

" Jut as this paper was puttiog to prefh we emit'
ed letters from Vienna of the 15th, which announce;
that in the late Great Council of State on the toth,
it was determined to publifh a Patent, according to
which the Emperor of Germany makes all his titles
hereditary in his family, under the title of " Empet
ror of Außria." The Vienna Court Gazette, whicht
annouceg this, Cam that new credential; lave beets
fent to Count Comicial, Qs an Amlalador to the
Emperor of the French."

The above falt, which may be ennfidered as tan-
tsmount:a a Rrvo IN TN& G,Il MAW E:trias,
k given as on the authority of the Vienna Court
GAr ''e, which we ca liimity fuppofe the Editor of
the Dutch l'Aper would have rione, had it been other.
he. This is the prefumptive evidence of the truth

of the intelligence. On the other hand, W fush as
article at:Wally appeared in the Vienna Gazette of
the 15th, it teems Ilrange, confidering its importance
and the difpatch that we may naturally fuppofe
would be employed in battening its tranfmifGon to
Paris, that it timid not have reached that capital in
time to appear in the Journals publifhed there before
the 24th. The dittance from Vienna to Paris is 565
miles, which, allowing the courier or the pott to
travel at the rate of only four miles an hour, would
be gone over in fix days.

Should the intelligence, however, prove corral,
the event may be confidered as one of the moft im
portant that has happened in Europe for many ages
The article does not announce whether the new title
is to fuperfede the old conftitutional title of the head
of the Germanic Body; but former or later it will
produce that elk& and the immenfe fyilem, the
Germanic connitution, of which France and RufGa
were the guarantees, will be (wept away. The trea-
ties of Weftphalia, of Rati(bon, in short all thole
public ads by which it has been held together as one
connected mafs, will become wane paper, and the
Electors, who have hitherto looked to the Emperor
as only their reprefcntative, and the creature of theit
own fiat, will now only ezift for a time by the Mir-
*nee of fell:created Emperors, till thefe can agree
about the divifion of the fpoil!
If a new Emperor has been created, are we to eon-
fider the meafore as the independent ad of the Em-
peror, or as originating in the bureau of TaLtsv-
RAND with a view to produce a junior to Bo ?i
Have Rullla and Pruffia been confulted ; and if not,
what may be the expelled confequences ? Or is the
latter alto to be made a hereditary Emperor f—ls the
new arrangement the price paid to Anftria for an
acknowledgment of the Title of the Emperor of the
French ?

It is impodible even to conceive the change that
will be produced on the political !late of Europe, if
this meafure has aanally been retorted to. It is the
death-blow of the IA political remains of that Em-
pire, which, under different forms, has given law to
the world ever ance the fobverfion of the one that was
fet op by At.aximnta the Great. The Roman Em-
pire may, in its dying liruggles, give evidence that
it once bad an etiflencee but if Germany follows the
revolutionary example of France, its very foundation
muff be razed and a new order of Government biio.
troduced ! Such an one u dk chief aims in the
fcene delhne for mankind. No! No! No!

Yefterday difpatches were received from Admiral
Coe?maws, off Bra, dated the aBth inft. which
Rate, that he had refumed the command of the Chan-
nel Fleet, in the Gcoav 498 guns;, that fix of the
enemy's large gun brigs had attempted to efeape from
Breit by one of the narrow channels, fuppofed for
Rochefort ; but that, on being dikovered, they an-
snediately took filcher, and are now clofcly watched
by the Doe's fiigate.

♦ His Majelly's hired brig Asa, commanded by that
*dive and enterp►ifng Officer, Lieutenant SHIRRIFF,
which fußained fo much damage in the late gales
while employed in the fquadron off Oflend, has now
been refitted, and is gone into Dover Roads.
The following appointments have taken place with-
thefe fcw days ; viz.

Capt. Bu ex, - to the - &tee &op ;
WALI en. - Prince William armed Teel ;
FAUf KNOR, - - Blond ditto
Wri us:-$. Tamtrui bombs.
Monday arrived in Leith Roads, the Princefs Royal
revenue cutter, with the fleet from the Baltic.
The Tranfport board has received direalons to
contraft for fome thc,afand tons of (hipping, to
proceed to Malta. for the purpofe, we underhand, of
carrying nut new ordnance, Etc. for the fortifications
there, and to bring home the old.

Confiderahle preparations have lately been making
at Bow, and feveral parts of Eller, to open the fluices,
and overflow the country adjacent ; it is ex pelted an-
experiment wll be made in a few days by flooding
feveral meadows near the River Lea; the Duke of
YOR It, it is Paid, will be prefent.
A fuperb monument is crating in Weflminfler-
Abbey, to the memory of Captain MON TA6 u of the
Nowracu Ihip of war, who fell in the glorious aaion
ander Earl Howl, en the lit of June. A celoffal
figure of Victory, in one piece of mofi delicate white
marble, eight feet in height, was yellerday forenoon
conveyed through the lireets on a low carriage, and
much attrafted public attention.

Yeiteiday we received New York Journals to the
sad. but they do not contain much news of impor•
ranee. _

Letters from St. Domingo, of the 7th June, in-
form us that the Blacks were making progrefs to-
wards that place ; and it was capered the Whites
would have to evacuate it. Two Englith frigates
were cruising off the port.

Letters from Havannah Rate, that the Spann Go-
vernment are taking fuck Reps to prevent the French
Picaroons fitting out privateers from that Mend, or
bringing prizes into ir, that it is generally believed the
bufinefs of privateering muR be much cramped, it
not totally flopped, him the Ifland of Cuba.
The moll otrfeet health prevails at New York, and
no apprehentu-ns are thLrc entertained (Idle return
of the yellow fever.

Accounts from Martiuico, to the :Gth June, Rate.
" That the fortified parts of that place were Rill
blockaded. Nova itlittanding which, veffels bound
for St. Pierre may get in by running down the chan-
nel of Dominico in the night, hauling dole under the
Pearl Rock, and keeping near the (ho,c ; from thence
to the town of St. Pierre, are fevcral batteries that
will protect them."
A letter from Augulla (Georgia) mentions that a
diflurbance had taken place with the Blacks, but their
designs being timely difeovercd, were prevented horn
doing any intury. Several of the ringleaders had been
executed. Great cnnfuth.n prevailed among the in-
habitants, wbo arc kept under arms nigh; and day.