Star.
London, England, 1804-09-14 00:00:00

LONDON

FRIDAY, SE*IiMBER ‘4.
MUM OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK:

s7H—for eatoent.
PRICE OF STOCKS
3 per Cat. Red Mn (bet
3 per Cent COgEs74+l
4 Per Cat Rut
sper Ceps/levy plii
per Cent. :797, ant
Lang 4ne.thut

$7l-1-.ooudom 61 7.
YESTKRDAY.
India Bonds is. 2L
ImpA per Cent.
Ezetonl. 11611 a, par an $66
Osmium 61 pima.
Enghas Tick. sBL
Confola for ace.s 711

We have received French papers to the sth inflant,
from which we have given fume extracts in the pre-
ceding columns. They du dot, hovevcr, prefect
much novelty. _ _ _

A Gottenburgh mail has alto arrived. lily this
conveyance, we learn that a Courier arrived there
from Peterlburgh, on the 26th ult. with important
difpatches from Sir Joss Boatass Watteau for Lord
fiaeanwity. When he left it great preparations were
making for a grand Review *Om the Emparaev of
60,000 choice troops, • ' • '
The letters by this Mid alto- lass the fa a lawn'
known,lthat a Ruffian fleet of (eves falkof the line and
iz frigates has reached the Sound; one part of which
is to cruise in the Baltic, and the otbfr in the North
Sea. They are confidered mural) as Beets of abler-
vation, but will be ready to aft upon any entergena,
It is now very generally credited in the Minitterial
circles, that the Ruffian Charge .d'Affaires has tjuii.
ted•Paris, nod DO donlats are entecusinad•tbat Ar.s.
avers has refolved to come to a rupture with France.
That Denmark pad Sweden•will foliow the
example of Ruffia, there can be little doubt, a The
latter in raft has done every thing bat draw the
(word; and die former baring only to cheefe be.
liner/ the ft iendfitip of Ruipa and Frahm, it requires
' no great fagacity. when the petition Of it %territories
is confidered, to forefee how the glance will tone'
Arrangements for the departure of Lord G. la.
•11101 &MIR, 11111 our 4inhAir.td.ir to ch. Oat of
St. Peteribut gh, it is natierlicsiti.ocereferora-looe,

ago nearly completed. II wam fixed that his •Ifentd.
kip fliould take bin paffage nreteard the Astiteeter•
which was fitted up far his reception, His Option
being now, however, fufpended, the natoral•re-
fumption is, that Miniflers are only waiting toll the
final determination of Ruth; is declared. If INT ate
in expedation of an immediate declaration
ties, this delay is canty accounted fee. The dicta=
ration would neceffnily give rife to an important
change in the charatier of the inftrations to our
AmbaffaJor to the Ruffian Court. Many arrange,
ments at prefects contingent, mull then become poll-
live, and numerous relations mull affume a more de
cided form.

Lct us, a moment, fuppofc the Northern Powers
united with this Country againil France, will Psuffut
be allowed to remain neutral I will Pro& be allow-
ed (till to nut Is its tefurces, while the other Powers
are elhatilling themfelver, in endeavouring to curb
the arrogance and tyranny of the diflutber of Eu-
rope ? Would the Allies have molt to fear, eventu-
ally, from the neutrality or from the open haility of
Fp& ?

: •
As to the part which Außrie Puy take in the
contell, that will depend entirely on the degree of,
vigour manifefted by the other powers, and the es-
tent of the means provided by them for carrying on
the war. Audria fuff.:red fo much in the late wars
and found Well fo much within the reach of the law- i
left armies of France, :hat whatever may be its par;
thinks, it cannot be espefted to commit it tell heftily.
Bat Ikould the operations of the Allies hold out fuf6-
eient probabilities of fuccefs, it would mite no fur-
prize to fee the armies of Fa ALF cis 11. take the field to
fu pport them—notwithitamling his late imitationof the
condufl of Bow A r AAA a, in affuming a new Imperial'
title.—Nay it is even pcilible be might reline/with the
mifnamed Dignity, andeonfeft, in the face of Europe,
the the was forced to affume it againll hits real incli-
nation, for fear of being invaded by the armies of
France before he had prepared the means ;o repel
them, and vindicate his own independence.

Yellerday at noon, Lord Mat.vms.l arrived in
town from Deal. Soon after his arrival, his Royal
Highnefs the Duke of Su ss II and Earl Camp's, bad
long interviews with his Lortlfhip.
We underarms' that the lAA adviees received from
Conft.Antirtople by our Miniders, were very favour Able
to the views of this country, refpeaing the condua
of the Summit Poars. _ _ _

'lle Captain of a bwedilh vcffil from St. Velery,
remote, that au order had kill beta received at that
P..lt to lay an embargo on all Sweddis veld: fur
e months, and he had gleam difficulty in ekaping
in nall.ill. a few hours before the embargo adually
tcok place.