The Sun.
London, England, 1805-01-01 00:00:00

FROM THP:, oureir ,PA IZRS.

LUCERNE, DEC. s. (.via France.)—A Conspi:
'lracy has been discovered in our Canton, headed by
A Member of the Government, Colonel PEIFTER,
who was successively in the service of France,' a
Swiss Emigrant in the Service of England, and a
Member of the famous Council of War at the time
of the insurrection of REDING against the Fl fl.
vetian Government. This person, who aged
various parts during the French and Swiss
Reiolutions, on both sides, held a treason.
able correspondence with one THORNIANN, Chan-
cellor of the Canton of Berne, which had for
its objed the raising into rebellion of the People,
instigated by the Clergy, to overthrow the existing
Government. It is fortunate that this plot was
discovered in time. He is already suspended from
his situation, and will he cried by his proper Judges.
The Government will not transgress on this occa.
lion the established laws, convinced that it is only
by a faithful adherence to the ad of Mediation that
it can render the governed happy.
BERLIN, Dac. 5. (via France. )—Baron KNO-
SELIDORFF, the King of P:ussia's Envoy Extraor.
dinary at Paris, writes from thence, that he is
treated with the greatest distindion by the Empe.
ror of the French, and that all Prussian suhjeas who
repaired to that Capital to celebrate the Coronation,
were very well received.
For some days past a report has been current,
that hostilities between France and England would
be terminated through the Mediation of a 'Great
Power. •

The British Ministry have sent, by a Messenger
Extraordinary, to His Prussian M ►jesty, n Letter
• of Thanks relative to
.the affair. of Sir GEORGt
RUMBOLD.

I) 11C EMR Ea 15.--. Count HAUGwITZ is ewpOed
here from Silesia, to stay in• this. caiital fur the
winter.

,VIENNA, DEC. B.—The Emperor has testified
his particular satis4adlon to the wives and daughters
tlf 'the inhabitants of Veltlicitii,; a place in Tyrol,
for having so courageously supported and assisted
their husbands and fathers, in the year 1797, when
the French penetrated by Brixcn : that the EttemYt
Wo repeatedly stormed the heights of Latzfonds,
were repulsed, was principally owing to their
courage.
PARIS, Dec. zB.—They write from Verceil, in
the Department. of La Sesia, that her Imperial
/Ugliness Madame 13;14ArARTE, the Emperor's mo.
ther, arrived there on the r.i.th Frimaire, under the
*lame of Madame RAMOLINO, in the strides( in.
cognitci; she was, notwithstanding, received with
Military honours, and on the following day, when
she left the town, she was escorted by a detachment
from the Garrison as far as the first stage.
DEC. 20.-M. RoURSBLIN,is appointed Gpnsul
at Damietta ; M. MAUPERTUIS, Crinsul at Rot.
terdam ; and M. De6FORGNES, Consul at New
Orleans.
Yesterday about noon the POPE went to see the
Hotel of Invalides. His Holiness was attended
by several coaches. On alighting he was received
by the. Marshal, Governor, and all the Officers.
Being concluded by the Clergy of the 1-11spital into
the church and to the altar, His Holiness said
prayers in a proper place prepared fir the purpose.
After which he proceeded to the chapel and viewed
the tomb of TURENNII. He next visited the sick
wards of the Hospital, and inspeded every thing
with much interest. His Holiness sheaved every
where marks of his goodness and exceeding affa.

Litynerf, DEC. 23.—One of our inland Daily
Papers contains the following article
" The State Direttory of the•BataVian Republic
had endeavoured, in consequence of treasonable re_
ports, originating with the enemies of good order,
to circumscribe, by their Resolution of Novem.:
her 23, the command in chief over the Batavian
Troops, vested in the hands of the French Ge-
ral in Chief by treaty ; but on a subsequent con-
sideration of their eng.tgements, as well as of the
true interest of- this Country, they have shewu
their zeal to give complete and public satisfaCtion,
to the French General in Chief, by. 'cancelling
their first Resolution, as appears by the following
Decree, extrafted from the Register of the Resolu-
tions of the Stare DireEtory of the BataVianjte.
public, in their Extraordinary. Sitting of Wednes-
day, Dec. 12.
" On the representation made to the meeting,
and for reasons thereunto moving, it is resolved,
finally to annul the Resolution bearing date the
13(1 of November last.

" The Secretary of. Stare of the War Depart-
rnentia charged to acquaint the Officers and Corn.
manders of the Bat,tvian Repuhlic with this dispo-
sition, and to issue the necessary orders forlAiiting
it into execution."

MALAGA, Nov. 24.—List week arrived a Greek
Vessel, having on board the crews of two Spanish
Vessels, bound from Montevido and Naples to Bar.
celona, and captured on she 17th inst. in the Bay of
Valentia, by two English Ships of the line and one
Frigate, the same which had taken two Spanish
'Transports bound to Minorca, and two Swedish
Vessels with woh.Cat for Spanish account. A Co..
Tier from our Court hai brought orders for an em.
bargo upon all English Vessels : three were stop.
ed its our Port. The English Consul, and the Met.
chants of that nation, have a guard of Spanish sot.
diers in their houses.

The epidemic disorder is not deserving of fur-
ther notice ; our port, however, remains. shut, and
the communication with the interior is also cut off ;
we do not know when these restridions will be
removed, and it is thought that the whole city will
previously be fumigated, according to the advice of
the physicians.
Low KR ELite, Dec. 18.—Letters from Con.
stantinople, to the i zth of November state, " that
a very dangerous contagion was spreading over that
Capital, which carried off many persons." It is as-
cribed to the intense heat which prevailed last sum.
trier, which was suddenly succeeded by rough wea.
tiler and cold. It is well known that very little is done
in that capital to prevent the extension of the.con.
tagion, hence it is feared that its progress will be
dreadful.
The Coronation of the French Eniperor waa cele-
brated et Colistantintvle cu the 9th of November,

by i‘trblidi: ht,itNri French Ainbas!6dor ; and
it W.,3 suppoied that he would remain there (luring
the .winter, whether.at the request of the
to avoid the dangers and inconveniences ins d wittier
journey, is not ascertained. • Meanwh;it every
cornmunic.;tion between him and the Porte is
broken 'off.

The Letters from Spain, to the 24th of Novetn-
her, although they mention the departure of the,
English Ambassador, Mr. FRERE, from Madrid,
and the orders for an Embarg,,, state, " that no
Declaration of War was yet published:"
The Letters from St. Petersburgh, of the tat of
December, state, " that every thing was very quiet
there, nor had any thing transpired relative to the
state of po:itics. The interchange of Couriers with
the different Courts, was very brisk. Nothing fur.
Cher was heard about the assembling of a large
body of Russian troops on the Polish Frontier, nor
was it known where those troops would be em-
ployed."
HAGUE, DEC. 23.—They write from Stock.
holm, the 7th instant, that the Baltic was so full
of ice, that it would not be possible fur the Royal
Family of Sweden, for some time to leave Stralsund
for that Capital.
The Queen of Prussia was delivered of a Prince
on the 13th instant. _ .

The article, dated Lucerne, Dec. 5, extraled
from some French Papers, concerning a pretended
conspiracy, is again positively contradiEted in the
same papers. Such accounts appear to be invent.
ed on purpose to mislead the public, and to in,
volve the characters of persons. Similar attempts
arc now making here, by means of inland intelli-
gence, accredited by
,forged signatures, against
which we caution every person, especially the Edi-
tors of our Dutch Newspapers.
The crew of the Rome" is already exchanged for
a like number of our fishermen, which were pri-
itiners in England, and have now, most of them,
returned to their homes.

ROTTERDAM, DEC. 2l.—Authentie Letters from
Madrid, duwn to the 3oth of November, state,
that the ICING of SPAIN has sent orders to his Am.
bassador at London, Chevalier D'AtiotrAck, to de.
wand his passports, in order to quit London, wi►h
the whole of the Spanish Legation.

CORONATION OF JAQUES I.

[Front the Neu-York " American Citizen.")