The Sun.
London, England, 1804-01-09 00:00:00

BANDS OF THE DANUBE, Dtc. to.

ON the 6th instant the Envoy of the 'ELr Ctbil PA-
at Vienra received a Courier frorn
fter which hedeciarec3,-that the ELacToit,his Mas-
ter, had ordered his Troops to withdraw. from Ober.
.14esen—)ament,..11 that any misunderstanding should
lave arisen, and was ready to agree to an equitable
2cc)mmodation of the differences that had taken
pint; It is also confir;,;ed that :'le Palatine Detach-
ment was withdrawn front Oberhausen before the ar-
rival of the Austrian Troops which had been 'or-
dered to advance. A 3 therefore the Austrian Court
is perfest;y satisfied with the assurances it has re-
ceived frolf the Court of :he ELECTOR PALATINE,
the Troops which were to have been assembled on
the Austrian Frontiers of Bohemia, have been or-
dered to halt,

BANKS OF IHt DEC. :O.

OUR journals.contain the following Article
" The Et,trEtor, of Russ tA has made application to
the French Government for the evacuation of Han.
over, and at the same time required that an indent.
n'fication should be allotted to the KING Of SAR-
DINIA, Which, if not complete should at least
atncmnt to one-third part of the value of the States
Le had lost, and that this indemnification should be
assigned him On the Continent of Italy. The Court
cf 1/reyrna, at the invitation of that of St. Peters-
burg:), supported both these propositions. BONA-
PARTE, howe..rer, expressly declared, that he could
not consent to the evacuation of the territory of
Hanover before the restoration of Peace ; and that
the indemnification of 016 KING of SARDINIA,
should it be agreed to, could not be carried into
effea till Peace was concluded with EngLla. In
these Negotiations another great Power has taken
no part.
" Frequent Conferences are held between the
aEnvoys of several States of the German Empire, re.
ctive to the parity of votes in the College of Princes,
asPrance, if this di'pute be not speedily aecurnmo_
tiate* o-ienly interpose as a Mediator. It is
applieu Lor the
also Copcierrletik that several States of the Empire have
iativr to vari, prorection or the Ft Cr2.U_Leivree;
'us demands they conc.ive .
tntiti-..ci to
or final
Make, in virtac of the Recess, Ad of the Deputati,. T:„.re is talk of a very
important French Oftkiai Note wOieli will soon be
given.in to the Envoys at the Diet at Ratishon.—
The celebrated Senator SIEVES,
conferences widl .13i214?AltTE•" has now frequent

NIIL:!:/, Die. 8.
TO-DAY the Grenadier Battalion which is in fu.
turt to att ai a Guard to the First Consul, BONA-
?..RTE, as President of our Republic, began its
trateh for Paris—it consists of picked men, their
unform is elfgant, they arc commanded by Col.
Lucutst.

MESSINA, Nov. is.

Pr 7o:kE the end of this month, the Ord r 01St.
loh,, must entirely ev:.caare the Island of Malta,
r o saran Neapolitan Vesse:s will fetch from

Malta, the Council oft .der, and, conveY them
to Catanea, in Sicily-,s7rre; as is known, the
Grand Master of the Order already is. The Curt.
vent of Augustines, at Catanem, has been evacuated
to supply the members of the Government of the
Order with a residence, in the vicinity of which the
Grand Master has a particular palace.