Star.
London, England, 1804-09-05 00:00:00

SMALL TITLE.

FRANCIS 11. by the Grace of Goo eleded Emperor
of the Romans, always auguft, Hereditary Emperor
of Au Ilia ; King of Germany, Hungary, Bohemia,
de. Archduke of Auffria ; Duke of Lorraine, Venice,
Salbourg,

[Here follow the Grand Titles in Latin.]

The new letters of credit of his Apoßobe, Royal
and Imperial Malay to the Emperor of the French,
will be fent without delay to Count PHILIP de Co-

Couriers were difpatched this intelligence.
o•hich i. dot:hly important in the prefent conjunaure,
to Paris and Peter burgh.

Having received thc -o,ove at a late hour, we I are
only time tt, remark, that en the face of the official
paper it appears that the newly adopted title is only
airumed by the Houle of Aufhia, t•itb relation to ite
iadependentflates, and is not intended to fuperfede the
Conttittuinnal Title of dead Easpernr of the Roffiamt,

I,nt to follow it in the enumeration of the titlesof the

The prefent, however, will proFably be
Fik : rduttire of other changes in the tides of foam of
the Cc-Eflates, and produce an eiTential change in
the CJilltitution of the Germanic Body.

A Hamburgh Mail arrived this day, from which
•e have given force egrets in the preceding cc-

lain& We have alto received Dutch Papers:to the
assth, ab:l the French Moniker, to the Oh tilt. in-
dafive. It is a little angular that in there no men-
tion is made of the newly Maimed title of Fasacss
11. Does the Cabinet of St. Cloud wait the delivery
of the new credentials of the /Wariest Minikes., to
(tape the kyle of its announcing the one by the
terms in which tie other may be acknoWledged
We dual give ample extraas to-morrow.

PARIS, AUGUST 24. . •
Tire Einpeitir Is expelled at Aix-la-Chapelle on the
'rib. The Einprefs had not quitted that city on
Monday la, as was announced. It appears cer-
tain that their Majefiles will return together to Paris.

We are afured that Batas-Maascus, Minifter
of the public treatury, has been nominated our Am-
bafador to the Court of Vienna.

The preparations now making in the Church of
Notre Dame, give reafon to con jedture that the auguß
ceremony of the coronation of the Emperor will take
place in it.
The town of Roche fur. Von in the department of
la Vendee. has been authorifed in *confequence of its
repieß, to-Change its name to Napoleon.

The Riau has been pleatbd to confirm the fentence
of a General Court Martial, lately holden at Colchef.
ter, on Captain Curvier, of the 7th Battalion qi
Rehm, for difrefpeaful condua to his Command-
ing Officer on parade, whereby he is adjudged to be
fufpended from rank and pay for tiz months.
His MAJISTY has likewife been pleated to approve
the tentencc of a General Court Martial lately holden
at Sunderland, for the trial of Captain Scorr, of the
6111, on a charge preferred againft him by Major
Dorsi, of the fame Regiment, and which has been
circulated through the army in General Orders.

Ad►:ces were rccei►cd yeflerday from our Iquadron
of Ferrol and Corunna, which was left all well on
the 214 of lad month. The enemy had not made
any attempt to pot to lea.

By difpatches received yefterday from Admiral
Taoattsoeouun off the Teach it appears that no
particular movement has taken place among the
enemy's vetch, which Teem as numerous as before.
Sir Hone POP/11111 was employed on Saturday in
examining focus boats building in Portfmouth Dock
on a new confltutlion The form and particular ufe
of thefe is kept a profound fecret. They are, with
feireral Cuflons.houfe cutters. to be under the com-
mand of that Officer.

An order has been lately iffued for the removal of
all the heavy baggage belonging to the army on the
coaft into the interior.
A code of night fignala has been lately eftablilbed,
and feat down by the Admiralty to the feveral ports
on the heights round the coaft, and a cordon of re-
peating frigates are Rationed at convenient distances,
between whom and the (bore a ready communication
can at all times be kept up by rockets and variegated
lamps. Each fignal bouk too is fupplied with a
flack of fusee, which is to be immediately let flre to
on the firß appearance of alarm, when a regolar cot-
refpondence can be carried on by means of different
coloured lights, with as much facility as in the day-
time.

Demme or Lompoc —Monday the effeas of the
defenfive works lately conitruftecl on thr River Lea,
were examined in the pielence nflais Royal Ilighnels
the Duke of YORK, Mr. PITT, and the Generals
Banwsainc, LUDLOW, Tuam YR. and other Military
Officers and Engineers.
Thefe works confift of a veffel, which is fo con-
ftrutfted as to form a floating gate+ which is made to
fit a groove formed acrnfs the Is.,ttorri of the River
Lea, at the Four Mills, Bromley. By means of a
valve in her bottom, the finks gradually, and at
length fills the groove. This operation muftbe per-
formed at high water ; fo that when the tide ebbs,
the ire& forms a dam, which pens the water for fe
sterol miles up the river. The tide ferving at half
pea btu, the veld, which is about fisty-four feet in
length, was funk, by means of her valves, in about
ten minutes, and filled the groove. The en-operat-
ing flukes at Stratford and Wiliam Bridges, the
Temple Mills, and Lea Bridge, were then fhtit.—
nee preparations being made, the Duke of Yoac,
and the company attending him, rode up the Lea to
the Failing Houle, and found the river fo complete-
ly full, that the water would have overflowed the
marbles, had not the fluices been kept a little open
to prevent the damage that would have misery/We
enfued. When the tide had ebbed, which was about
fix o'clock, his Royal Highnefs returned to Bromley,
and law the veffel performing its promifed office, of
fullaining the water above the elevation of high wa-
ter. Mr. Riau's, the Engineer, who fiiperintended
the confiruftion of thcfe works, received she higheft
approbation from his Royal Highnefs, for the great
(kill and ingenuity he had manifested in this impor-
tant undertaking, and his unremitted attentions to
the progrefs of it.
During the aaion between the Lolls frigate and
the Blonde French privateer, a Midlhipman had his
hat taken off his head by a double-beaded [hot, with-
out doing him any injury.
Admiral Vsamsuit. has demanded and received
from the Dutch Government the 5,000,c00 ducats
which were defined to remunerate the Prince of
Orange, for the lofs of his perfonal property in
Hanover.

Yellerday, there not being a fufficient norther of
Aldermen rterent to conflitute a Court, the Lord
Mayor ordered the price of bread to be reduced 3d.
in the peci loaf.

A Gentleman in the neighbourhood of Lincoln's
Inn, has within thefe ten days had no lea than two
letters, containing upwards of vol. of Bank of Eng-
land Notes, purloined, fonts of which Notes have
been fince paid ir.to the Bank, which it is hoped will
be the means of tracing out the thief.
On Friday a match was made at York, between
two Gentlemen of Eafingwold, for a confiderable
fur of money, to run four miles on the north road,
on Friday nest ; to (tart at the Angel Inn, three
miles north of York, and run to a certain place in
Eafingwold.
Thirteen foldiers of the Canadian Regiment were
I brought ptifiiners to Edinburgh on haturday Lan
from w.