The Sun.
London, England, 1805-01-04 00:00:00

FROM ME FRENCH PAPERS.

PARIS, DEC. 25.—General MOREAU, it is
thought, will embark for America in the beginning
of January.
His Imperial Majesty, as President, has been
present in the Assembly of the Council of State,
which it now occupied on the Penal Code.
Madame BONAPARTE, the mother, and Luclan
BONAPARTE, the brother of the Emperor, have ar:
liVed here from Italy.

COPENHAGEN, Dec. t I.—According to official
intelligence from the country of Mecklenburgh, two
ships from Spain, laden with woollen merchandize,
hides, &c. have found means to slip through the
Sound, or the Belr. At present they are cruizing
on the Coasts of the Baltic. There is, alas ! but
too touch reason to apprehend that the epidemy is
on board those vessels, especially as the Captain of
one of them died on the passage. This intelligence,
which was received by the last post, was immedi.
ately communicated to the Commission of Quaran.
tine.

Seven hundred and eighty.three. Ships have ar.,
rived at St. Petersburgh in the course of this year ;
among which were 6z ainish : 773 have sailed
from thence, among which were 63 under Danish
Colours.

At Guttenburgh an attempt to set that unfortu.
nate City again in flames was lately discovered. In a
wood-cellar several bundles of lighted straw were
found, bound round with hemp and furze, which had
been thrown in there. The flames had already caught
the wood; and what the consequences might have
been no one can say, if a dog. which saw or smelt the
fire, had not began to howl in the must dreadful
manner, so as to attract attention to the spot. A
reward of moo rix.dollars has been offered fur the
discovery of the ofrender or offenders.

STOCKHOLM, Dec. 7.—We have now received
certain intelligence, from several French Ports, that
an embargo has been laid on our ships there. If the
nine bound for Spain, and lying at Paimbocuf and
Nantz, will undergo the lame fate, is not yet known.
VENICE, DEC. B.—On Saturday last the Elec.
total Prince of WIRTEMBIRG quitted this City,
in order to repair to Milan, after having spent fif-
teen days here,—The Elefloral Prince of BAVARIA
came here the day before yesterday.
HAGUE, Dec, IB.—The Batavian Officer arrived
from Cork which he left on the 27th of August,
reports, that at his departure the Island was in the
best condition, and had at least 8600 men for Its
defence, including the 'Black Corps 'and the White
,Inhabitants who had taken up arms.
CO/OTANTINOPLR, Nov.. 2.—According to in.
telligence which has been received, the Russians at
this moment are masters of all Georgia, cf a num.
her of Ports in the Caspian Sea, of Erivan, Guenge,
and several other considerable places. On the ri-
vage of the Araxes they lately defeated the Per-
sians, commanded by the Sons of FATEIALI, and
pursued them to the City of Taurus. Since this
event, it is said, that a numerous Army has been
eollefied in the Province of Mazanderan, which 'is
commanded by the Persian Monarch in person ; and
he purposes to march against the Russians with all
possible expedition.

ST. PETERSBURGII, DIC. to—For some time
pan politics have been 'discussed but little here.
The exchange of Couriers, it is true, continues near.
ly as brisk .as ever; but all our present relations
with Foreign f',►wers are kept a profound secret ;
so that in the pLice of truth, fiction is frequewly
substituted : the report even that a considerable
Corps of Troops was to be assembled in out Polish
Territories, seems to be unfounded.

According to a List, printed by an order of the
Minister for Home Affitirs, the population of Ros.
six last year anriunted to Thirty.three Million and
an Half, willebout including two very distant Pro.
vines, of which no estimate of the population has
been received.

MALAGA, Nov. 24.—Yesterday there were
no more than eight persons ill of the epidemy
in this city ; notwithstanding which our Port con.
tinues shut, and the communication by land forbid.
den. How long this will be the Case is uncertain ;
but it is super:nett that the whole City will be first
subje6ted to a complete fumigation ; which is the
more necessary, since there is not one house where
the epidemy has not made its appearance.
Qn Wednesday last a Greek Vessel arrived 'here,
having on board the Crews of two Spanish Ships,
from Monterido and Naples, hound for Barcelona,
captured on the t7th, in she Gulph of Valentin, by
two English Men of War and a Frigate these 4114
took two Spanish, Transports, with Troops destined
to reinforce the Girrison of Minnrca ; arid two
atlter Ve3Selip Weil with Wheat, fur Spanish ac.
count.

Theo English Ships lying here have been ar.
rer4e.l by aoOrder from the Court ; and the Consul
and.i\lttet►ants of that nation have Soldiers in their

NiIVAL NEWS.

SintERNE9S, JAN. 2.—Sailed the Mediatsr and

bastutant.

Arrived the Orestes Sloop and Hardy Gun.brig.
In consequence of a representation from the Lords
Commissioners of the Admiralty, of the necessity of
a Sub-Lieutenant on board such of His Majesty's
Armed Brigs as are commanded by Lieutenants. n'
Order of Council has been direEted to them, autist*
ruing their Lordships to employ Midshipmen /111
have served their time, and passed their wag*
tioni es Sub. Lieutenants on board the said UV
accordingly. Their pay to be 4.5. per day.
The above is in Orders, and was made knoin
all the Ships in Port yesterday.

PORTIMOUTH, JAN. 3.—Arrived lii, Mijesli'l
Ship (Ili!!,, from Spithead ; 7.h awl Thimoir'
Brlorou, from London; and Nogg, Kifii 1
Sea.