The Sun.
London, England, 1804-12-25 00:00:00

The Nemesis, in Torbay, has rode out, the gale
of wind ; and great hopes ate entertained that the
Nlattile will be got off, without much damage, the
next springaidcs.
The Mohr and Thisbr, on the Guernsey station,
!lave been obliged to cut away all their masts, to
prevent them from driving on shore in the late vio.
lent easterly gales.

The present obstinate easterly wind 9 keep every
thing opt that is expeaul,---A changt will no doubt
bring us Mr. FRER,E.

We yesterday stated, that we had strong grounds
for believing that there . Was no truth in the report
that Mr. ADDINGTON was to suceeed Lord Hmt.
ltowa in the Foreign Office. .We believe
we may now' add, that it is not intelided Mr.
AnotttoToti should fill any efficient sitivititin, nor,
perhaps, that be should be a Mcrifber of the CA.
DINET.

It is probable that he will immediately-receive
the Peerage apd Pension to which his long and me.
fitorions services, as.Spcaker of the House of Cum.
OW, most fully entitle him.

These mimics of Royal Fdvour, conferred upon
the late Minister, will probably be fcAtowed by the
employment, in Official Situations, of several of his
-personal Adherents.
Mr. YORKE, Mr. BOND. Mr. BATHURsT, anti
Mr. VANSITTART, all men of honour and ability,
are spoken of in the higher' circles as likely to be
included in the ensuing arrangement; but. we ap.
prebend that nothing is yet agreed upon in detail,
either with respeCt to any of Mr. ADDINGTON's
friends, ear to the situation which he himself is to
f►ohl. NVt: shall, therefore, not amuse the Public
with idle conjedtares.
We mean to resume our Observations.upon this
•
subject to.morrow.

THIS morning trve received Paris Papers to the
z9th io,r. The 11)110Wing are the princilial piracies
which they cLotain :

PARIS, Dgc. lg.

MRSSAGE TO TH bEWATT.

" StNATORI,

" The .Constitn;ion of. the Empire having 'se-.
pointed that the Ads .Whiciw declare the Births,
Marriagi,%, and Maths of the Members of the
pedal Family should be transmitted,lay an.order of
the Emperor to he' Senate, we have charged our
Cottsin. the Arch-Chancellor of the 'EMpire to pre.
sent to you the Adis whiCh declare the birth of NA:
rot.voN CHAR:Lin, born the tothofOetober, 1802,
and of .NAPottots Lotits, born the 11th of
,061,0ber, ; 804; Sons of ,Prince Lotus, our Brother ;
and we ineitethe Senate to order, conformably to
the Constitution, their transcription on its registers,,
and to deptisit .them in its archives. These princes`
will inherit the attachment of their Father for our
,person, hii love for his duties, and.)hat chief.senti.-
ment•which ought to aituate,every Prince called to
so high a destiny, tha,t of
.constantly considering
the interest of the Country, and the happinesti .of
France, as the sole objett of hii life,

" Given at the ralaee of the Thuilleiies, the
12th of Decernberi )804.
(Signed) NAI,Q10110N•
4$ By the.Eroperor.
44 The Secretary of Stater
(Signed) " 8.J44141tri5.'.1

The'Emperor's Quart!, of Hopouvasietriblcd on
Wednesday to Celebrate the memorable epoch of

the Consec:Jti.m and Caronation.

The Mayors and 'Mantis n( the Twelve 'Mn.
nicipalitles of Paris gave a Dinner on Sunday,
in the 'Hall of the T &air; Otymp;gut,' to the
Mayors and Adjnoels of- the Departments who
had come to Paris 'on account of the ceremony of
the Consecration and Coronation. Marshal Mu.
RAT, Governor of 'Paris, and M. fltocncr, Picket
of the Seine, assisted.
The celebrated HiaDt! is dsiti at Vienna.
By a Decree of the Emperor, the Legislative
Body is to open its Session on the ;7th inst.
fIACUP, ThC. t4.—Last Friday the Departmen.
sal Admtni,r tat ioo of Holland adjourned to the sih
February, t 805.

The Legislative BA), will, it is understood, ter..
view its Ordiruiry AU!WHO Sessions' on the iSth
dir this month. It islit present uncertain ~v:lether
there will le an Extraordinary Session di .ring
8 this
vear4

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of Paris.

EXTRACTsOF A LETTER FROM CADIZ) DEC. 2.

" At Madrid British SubjeCts have not hitherto I
been molested, but it is thought that an Order for .
their departure from the Kingdom, and for the
seizure of their property, will be the immediate '
consequence of file FORMAL DECLARATION OF WAR,
WHICH WAS TO HAVE BEEN SIGNED ON THE 27TH
OF NOVEMBER BY HIS MAJESTY,' and the publica.
tion of whiCh we expert every day."
MILAN, Nov. 30.--The number of deaths at
Leghorn is. nearly in the same proportion every
day : on the z3k 9 ; the 24th, to ; and the zsth, io,
The number of sick is a little augmented, because se.
veral persons conceal their illness for fear of being
sent to the Hospital. The inhabitants of the rest of
Etruria, Florence, and Pisa, are exempt from the
malady.
GENOA, Dec. I.—A great number of families
who have abandoned Gibraltar on account of the
yellow Fever, take refuge daily on the Coast of ,
Africa.

Yesterday), soon after breakfast, His. MAJESTY,
.accompanied by the •Dukes of KENT and CAM.
BRIDGE, with several attendants, walked front
Windsor Castle to the New Horse Barracks Riding.
house, t.heee His MAJESTY took the exercise of
ridinz, on horseback for a considerable time, and
afterwards walked to #rogrnore and met the QUEEN
and .PR INC EMS. The Royal patty remained there
some time, and returned to the Castle to dinner.
In the evening Their MAJESTIES . had a Concert,
and a seleet party to tea. . _

Yelierday morning the DUKE of Susaux arrived
at Windsor.

Yesterday dispatches were received from Admiral
Coe NwALLts, which were forwarded to Lord Met.
vILLE, at Wimbledon.

, •
Mr. Ptir••catne to town yesterday from Mr.
Losw's seat at •13Fornly-Hill.
Private Letters from the Hague enable us to add
to the particulars which we -publislmi yesterday
respeeling the late violent transattions in Holland,
that the four Members of the Bataviati Council,
whom we mentioned to have been excluded from the
Meetings of the Dirediory, have been •put under
arrest, and aftnally sent off prisoners to Paris.
At die late Coronation at Paris there were no
less than four hundred and thirty-eight Deputations
from. the Army and -Navy, composing altogether
between seven and eight thousand men.
The patronage of His Holiness the Pore has
been considerably increased since he crossed the
Alps. Out of the number of Cardinals who left
Rome with the Holy Father, one died (Cardinal
BottotA) St 1.40719, on the 26th tilt. ; and another,
Cardinal ANTONEF.LI, was so extremely intlis.
posed at Paris, on the 7th instant, that he was not
expeCted to live many hours. Although Holi_
ness cannot scatter crowns and scrptrer as his prede.
cessors ware wont to do, there is little doubt but
he will have plenty of bats to give away.
All the Sovereign Princes at Paris, the French
Princes, the Chief. Dignitaries and Officers of the
Empire, the Ministers of His Imperial Majesty,
and the Foreign Ministers, supped on the 6th at
the Imperial Palace of the Thuilleries. There
were five tables Emperor, •the Empress, the
Pope, and the Mellor Arch-Chancellor, were the
only persona seared at the first table.
The hour fixed for the brilliant supper Mil six
o'clock precisely . His Imperial Majesty wishes to
bring back the Nation as rapidly as possible to its
former customs, The. Cards of invitation were only
issued on the preceding day.
The reports of the Arrest, of the Author KoT.,
xanuE, by a Great Pawer, on his Travelsin Italy,
is confirmed by letters from every' part of Ger.
many.
_ _ _

Accounts from Semlin, dated Wovemher 27, men_
tion; that it was genetilly reported, that P4SWAN
OGLou would soon re-appear on the theatre•of war.
He was already colleting his Troops; and frequent.
ly, received and expedited Couriers; he was ciso ma.
king preparations; hut whether to join the Inuit-
gents in Servia, or to take his revenge on the
Foam for having arrested one of his Agents; and
thereby discovered his views, had not. been ulcer.
tained.

A Letter from Genoa, date&Dec. 1, says
gi Several families which leave Gibraltar on' ac.,
CouuE of the yellow fever are daily flying to the
.Coast of Africa. It has been difficult to persuade
the Day of, ALotattslo adopt measures of previa.
tionagainst the introduction. of the distempef-7is'
be, pretends that it attacks none but Christians, and
tiPates the Moslems."
A Letter from Leghorn, dated Nov.:M.:Jo a
Gentleman'in Edinburgh, says, ". You have heard,
no doubt, of a sickness that reigned here sonic
weeks since. It has been called the Plague, Yel.
low Fever, &c. but the fad is, .that it is not con.
lagieus, and is properly a Ptittid Fever,. occasioned
by uncommon cold weather and heavy rains in July",
and redoubled heat in August and part of Septem.
ber. it is now gradually decreasing, and our Go:.
vernment has taken such vigorous measures as will,
under Goo, very soon restore health, and take away
all uneasiness in those who thought it more serious
than it really wasp".
If any people on earth can still wish to fraternize
with France, let them only look at the unfortunate
condition of Holland, and they will learn to be con.
tented with their lotl .Sueh is the lamentableatite
of that Country, that the Government cannot pre.
aume to. take arty measure of domestic regulation
Without the previous sanction of the French Com-
thander, who -holds thc people under military con.
troul. We fund that the Bataviaii Government,' af;
ter having passed a peeree, rendered abiolutely
necessary for the inter al prosperity 'of , the State,
have beenobliged to rescind those Members
of the Government wilt° were chiefly instrumental ih
akivising it hive been sent to Paris for dating to
think that their Count. ry had any tight no lotWate
for itaolf.-
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