The Sun.
London, England, 1804-10-04 00:00:00

TILE bUTCH PAPERS.

PARIS, SE PT. 26.—We have received the Lon.
don Papers to the Bth' September. Tutkey is no..v.
the chief object, of the attention of Politicians in
England,
.as well as in France ; but the Eogli,h
Writers affeet to look upon the Porte as the centte.of
the indigoes of some Foreign Courts, and to con-
found France with Powers more interested in the sub-
version of the Ottoman Empire; that is to say, Russia.
and England ; nay, even the latter should be except-
ed, if its Government could cast a look into futurity,
and had the sagacity to foresee the inevitable dis.
asters which it prepares for the commerce of its
country, by lending a hand to designs which are
scarcely any longer asecret,al though the Courts of St.
Petersburgh and Turkey still preserve the semblance
of concord. The condo& of the Russians in the Se ►
-
ven Islands, throughout the Mum, upon the fron.
tiers of Servia, and even that of their Ambassador
at the Porte, sufficiently reveal the intentions which
they would wish to dissemble until they are strong
enough. to overawe Europe, in case they should nut,
be able to seduce some of its great Powers.
In thee circumstances, it, is asked, what can be
the intentions. of. the Court of Vienna ? That Court
can no longer mistake its real interests, so far as
direftly or indirectly to favour this vast usurpation;
to give itself, in the place of a quiet Ally, more intent
upon preserving than upon aggrandizing itself,
turbulent neighbours, an Empire just in the
dreadful vortex of its aggrandizement, a People in the
vigour of youth, and who, hemming in Germany on
ail ,ides, would shortly leave her without either re-
source for her commerce or security for her existence.
SCHI EDAM, SEPT. 28.—Several of the Diploma_
tie Corps, who have of late been absent ftom the
Hague, are shortly expe&ed to return thither.
The following is copied from the Dtpartrnentale
Grldersche Courant of Sept. 25. " A private letter
from Hamburgh says : We are busily employed here
in dispatching all English merchandizes to the German
Territory ; since it is generally thought that the
Russian Troops will effect a landing in that Em-
pire much sooner than had been expeCted. From
the side of England, we are also led to expect an
Alliance between Gteat Britain, Russia, and Swe-
den—and probably Denmark."
On the 18th, about two o'clock in the afternoon,
a Division of the National Schooners of War, con.
sisting of 'eighteen, each mounted. with three 30.
pounders, four B.pounders, and one 24. pound howit-
zer, and t Is hands, French and Dutch, sailed from
Flushing fur Ostend, where it safely arrived at twelve
o'clock the same night. During their whole passage
they kept out of the reach of the English Division,
which was much stronger. Much iodise is given to
the Officers commanding this Division, for the nail-
tieal skill which they displayed on this hazardous
occasion.

ROTTERDAM, SEPT. 24.--TheKtNn of S.WEDIN
IS arrived at Strahlsund, on his way to Stockholm,
after having spent more than a year in Germany.
In some of the Italian News .papers it is asserted,
that the long contested island of Malta is to be given
to Russia, in pursuance of an alliance concluded be.
tween England and that Power. If this be confirmed,
we shall no longer be at a loss to account for the
operations carrying on in the Seven Islands by order
of the EMPEROR Of RUSSIA.

On the aoth Sept. the French EMPEROR and Da.
Pttess arrived at Mayence. The EMPRESS went thi.
Cher by water,and was received with great ceremony ;
the EMPEROR disappointed the populace, by arriving
at the same time by land, and proceeding to his
Palace through an unfrequented street, accompanied
only by his Guards and two Regiments of Cavalry.
FRANKFORT, SEPT. t 9 misunderstanding
between the Court and the States of Witiemburgh,
still remains unadjusted. The public attention has
again been recently directed to it, on account of
the support publicly held out to the States by the
Hereditary Prince, and that even after he had ab.
sented himself from the Country. The following
Letter of the 21st of July ult. is addressed by him
from Paris. to the Privy Council and Chamber of
Finance at Stutgardt.
44 TO THE PRESIDENT, ViCE.PRESIDENTS, AND