The Sun.
London, England, 1804-06-16 00:00:00

PROM' THR FRENCLI PiIPERS.

FR,AUKFORT, JUNE 3.—The accession of,NA?o.
LEON .BONAP ARTE to theiniperial Crown of France,
and it being made descendable to his family, have
been officially notified to ,the different Germanic
States by the French 11/linis:ers whoywete acre-
dited to them. 'Exclusive of those partiCular coin.
rnunications, M. BACHE:I, the Fiend% Chaili:4l
fairer at. the Diet of Ratisbon, has made'a general
one: to the Diet of the Germanic Empire, on the
!28th .of last month. All the notifications were
made in the dame form oiwords, to which were an.
vexed copies•of the Decree of .the French Senate of
the 28th •Floreal. The Note ,addressed .by M.
BACHER. to the. Diet is as follows : • •
" The undersigned, the French Chargt. ,r4j;th es, has the
honour to transmit to•,the General Diet of the:Gcrrnanie Em-
pire, the annexed copy of the Decree 6f the Scoate, which
determines hen;:eforth the style;tlte forms, and the tr,iiis-
missa•t of ,the supreme power in France, the only things
ranch, in the orgapizatio.9 of the; kepublican Government,
did not bear a due proportion to the greatness and to the calls
of the State. • • •

. ,
" lie hastens, in these Orcumstances, to notify, conform-
ably to the orders of his Government, thatliis Imperial Ma-
jesty A roLLON, Eniiieror of the French, his invested by the
laws of the State with .the'rmperial dignity, lind 'that this
title and this dignity Ore to;iie transmitted to-, Ai& descendants
in the male line dire; and in defAii it of such issue,, to the
male lhie direa of their I inperiet I lliglineSses'PrinteS (.ossrti
and Louis Boisit.PAlCre, brothers.to,the

" id making this notification, the.,Undersivied thii)ks it
necessary to remark, that coimnpnications are to
be suspended until the t6rtnertitles shall be rColaced by'thOse
of the Imperial Protocol, as ;well in, the credentials ot the
Ministers accredited 'to France, as in those of His Imperial
Majesty the'EidPEa6a of the FitEN 'CH accredited to Foreign
Courts. The confidential communications necessary ^for the
commencement and progress of business, may still be made
in the usual ma,nner..

" The Undersigned is, in the mean time, initruaedtd de_
clare,• that tile important law which has completed4he orga-
nization of the State in a manner suitable to the dignity of the
French People, will produce no change in its politiCal rela-
tions.• France, in placing them under the protection of a Go-
vernment invested with greater splendor, and surrounded with
a dignity more analog,,us to the nature of circumstances, con-
fers greaterforce and consistency to the reciprocal advantages
that frieollly nations have a right to exp.!C:t from her ; and at
the-shme time, she gives more - consideration to time respect
tAkik; coyernipents shall receive from her, and which.they,
in their turn, are bound to manifest towantskzr.
•(Signed) • “BACHER:,‘
Ralebon,lll4 28',• iSo4." •

The diplomatic vyrrnexions between England and
the States, -of Bavaria: and Wirtembcrg,' 'have been
put an end to, in consequence of. the disaire'euble or.
currences which took place at• the Courts of 'Munich
and Stutgard, produ-ced. -by 'the condutl of the_ Brt
tish MiniSters resident there. The English Ambas-
sadorS-tO those German Courts have been formally
recalled.• Of those two Ministers, one, Mr.. SP'&l,l-
- *SMITH, Set 'OM for Italy by way of. Vienna,
and. the other is gorie to the North of.Gertnany.
Mr. 'DRAKE arrived, the -16th of May-, at Berlin,
froth Dresden,lta&was setdown JACKSON'S,
from whence he has,- most probably, continued his
journey to his own country; 'His stay at Dresden
was shortened, we understand,. by some difficulties
that thepresenee:pf this Minister experienced on the
part of the Government of the EL ECX.At Of SAXONY.

EXTRACT OP A PRIMATa.LETTER FROM PARIS,
DATED MAY 21.

." The
,approaching_ehan.ge of the Republic`- into
an Empire is not merely *intended. ;o gratify the
vanity of the FIRST Coilsut., it is done to gratify
Iris" restless-ambition, and to pave the way
,fot anew
order of things. ,The projoa ip,to-invade Denmark,
and .take all the Holstein territory on this side of the
Sound*. In order to bribe the.Em:nttoß of-Russi
wiihnut-%;litise* Consent the
,schemecannot lie exe-
Cured, hels to beAfered Norway, and all the Danish
Territory to the'North. ' This is the first 'change,
,Dennlark, Holland, and all the 1,07/Countries, will
be.separate Principalities under the Imperial Crown;
and if; order-to tn-tke the KING bf- PR't.t§stk-come
more rea4ily ;into the P;i4n, tije'PrincipPity of Hol-
land*.is to be
,made ll'eieditary in the FamilY of
ORANGE. . Farther ,ag,grandizement are
still bilked -47-Spain and Italy wont& make proud
apperulages.toihe Imperial "biatleM ;' but then to
counterbalance that, Rti,isia roust be allowed to swat-
low up ,ct:treden, and all Germany to .tlle:Nortil of
the Danube, Prussia included; and the whole ,of
Poland*.• The present Sovereigns tolt6id their domi-
nions as Depend.. 4t Plinces;'*haing 'the interior
LegiSlation to titc*m,elves, except in certain cases ;
*but the nomination to certain paste, the strength of
the armies, and some other matters, to depend on
the two Emperors.
" Such are the ambitious reveries of the EMPE.
ROR.in ealbria, The greatest obstacle is known to
lay in bringing over the high-inindt:d and honour-
able ALEkANDER to participate in such injustice.
We do.generaliy think here that it is impoSsible ;
but there is nothing our restless Chief will not at-
tempt. The.-People are, afraid and disgusted, but
they dare. not *speak out. The Spies are .m ire nu.
merous than ever, and iinprisOnillents very frequent."

The Moniteur of the 7th inst. contains an unin.
teresting narrative, addressed by Gen. 12t VAUD
to DESOLLE'S, the Provisional ComMander of
Army of. Hanover ; from which it appearL that a
detachment of French Infantry had sprptized
and captured two English boats beiongiitg to a
Hired Armed Cutter, the flake, liaviig killed four,
Wounded the same number, and niade the rest of the
Crews, amounting to kg, prisoners... The Boats
Were commanded by Mr. JAMES GRAN'l4,lille Mas_
ter of the Cutter, who received a shot , the arm,
and three bayonet and one sabre wound, .They
were endeavouring to cot a merchant ves&i:l out of
the Weser, at Misselwarden. French five rsi.
Cents. 57--.80.

BONAPARTE is so nice in his feelings, thathe
cannot bear to be reminded of his debt t ofgroitade.
Every body, therefore, to whom he is under
dons, are removed ,to a distance, even his own
nearest connexions. This delicate refinement is
particularly observable in thti instance of his broth::
Lucrinv, who saved his life at St. Cloud, when his
rebellion against those who had employed him, pit
him out of the ptoteetion of the law.
A few evenings since, Mr. JOHN BRADLEY, sen.
Ciry Marshalman, passing along Fleet-street, was by
accident pushed off the kirb, by which one of hiS
legs was broken. He was immediately conveyed
home in a coach to his house in Cateaton.street,
King.strcet, Cheapside. He is in a fair way of re.
covery.