The Sun.
London, England, 1804-12-03 00:00:00

TIDE HAMBURGIY MAIL.

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PAR Is, Nov. g.—The Marquis LuccocsNl,
the Envoy from His Prussian Majesty, has ;Weis,.
et) a Courier from Berlin, with a Letter written by
the hand of his Sovereign, which he is charged to
deliver to the Emperor of the French.
Several Regiments in France are under orders to
march for Italy.
ALTOS: at, Nov. 20.—A Letter from Paris says,
that on the day of the Coronation of the Emperor
NAPOLtott, there will not only he numerous pro.
motions, but some new dignities will be created.
We arc assured that all the Senators who have ob•
tained Senatoreries, will be raised to the dignity
of Dukes.
n I SPEECHeSTOCKHOLM,
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There is a strong report ofaTreaty of Alliance
between France and Bavaria.
OF SWEDEN TO THE
STATES OF POMERANIA.
were:i.F Nair.; sieNliEtilllv)Kl'eld9NC
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oSntaithese oofthroto.
041ober, HIS SWEDISH MAJESTY Met than in
person, and addressed them in the following speech;
" I have caused you to be convoked, my faithful Slit"' hi
order to express to you, in the customary manner, thrall:hi'
Governor-General, and the Goverment, MY seether"'"'
will with resped to certain important occurrence'. Out itt
I have now the pleasure to see you assembled in WV".
personally my views and intentions, and the grceast
sence, I wish likewise to have the satisfaaion to signifY•T.
you
the measures I have taken.' • This my resolution, is it'un4.
on the confidence which ever ought to obtain between do.
'
Sovea:ign and the Subjeas.
" In the course of the preceding year occurrences took,
place which, with reason, attraeled general attention, on ite:
count of the danger to which the North of Germany Yel,l,
exposed ; and I immediately took the most etreftual Ter
sures to place the fortifications of this city in a proper stale
of defence.. This situation of affairs has hitherto by neteesns
changed in a favourable manner ;but. rather, circumstances
have arisen which require redoubled precaution for the
o'4l
of the country. As therefore the wants thus produced del
rand extraordinary supplies, I have :ought the neetssert
aids in every way, and with the assistance of SWeden
supported the credit and resources of my Chamber of rott3t
rania. But as that Kingdom is already hOrderied with caret.
ordinary taxes, and must encounter others for public pule
pnses, the present happy condition of this country, witbeut
the assistance of the States, may be changed into A very 0-
tical and dangerous situation. From this cause I apply "
you for aid and support in the present necessity
" Convinced that my faithful States Will perceive, and Cot
knowledge the justice of my proposals I have only to adds
that I rely with full cosindente on a speedy, explicit, and
especially on
satisrsaory answer, which the state of affairs,
the approach of the unfavourable season of they air Iraq
demands.. The States are, at least so I yap , u y
.
vinced that I require their tu
and known, that 4
portant reasons. They must have seen
lag a prapaania*
have refrained as icing as possible from mak
which the wants of the State nbw render indispensably nee.
,
'pessary.
pport only from the Mott Ina.
the Olt."
As I cannot doubt that my Snttiellarettose--e ~
tire confidence in me, that all the aids which then ice:n.l4
oldie State require will be employed by ma to their
orbo•
nefit of the Country ; it is a pleasure to me herebY l,
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that one or two Deputies from among you shall hare r
ttll.r.
uivantage, in order that you may be the Mors cony ear
lion its what manner the aid granted is applied
my care for the public welfare. to do tle:
"It would he superfluous to admonish you . ors
to th'ioP, 1°,17e
which the safety and honour of the Country. fecluirt!
.you are all animated by the same sentiments.
will."
the continuance of my Royal favour and good
" I conclude by assuring you,. generally
-BE 1411 and son!
Tits great Cornmerciiti
,House of ..
led for.*
of Genoa, has Hopped payment. It has l'il t .., ~,,
very large sum :At was one of the ,neatest 04,7
And seversillt:Pl
ng-housei in Italy. will ha"
The Swedish Envoy, Baron ARNMA Vr,
_ln,
his audience of leave, and afterwards take the F‘'
mand of the Troops in Swedish Pomerania. _ vg
It is understood that if a tuPture should take F.'i, ti
between France and Russia, the Court' of Visrinth4
resolved to form an ArMy of Observation on
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The Aostrian Government of Tyrol re
anti Italy. I
preparations to draw a cordon between that C°9/,!:
e 'ln is
Some changes are expefied to take ploc . 4.. die
Corstitution of Stoitzrri Ind, about the din! of
1.
Coronation at • Paris. Amoo4 other thielqi,rhat
said, that Ll,e Landaminan will ?calve 1" ;
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Superb dresses have been srtAde for the Si'
Coronal on,
Rotaa!Arra for the ceremony of the
each costs 30,000 francs. , 16,1 iii
In consequence of a recent arrangement fin ito
the
,following Officers have been allowed 01
on the Oif.reckoning Fund, viz. Fat'
Dellgat—Major-Generals C. Morgant W. West 10;.„00,
Easton, W. Pophain,_l. Forbes, R. Stuart, G. 1,,r01s
C. Deane, and V. W. H "rap A i ,dr,,, ajorlii:joitt
Cru, Nixon, Oart.itridges. E• C°lAlin:,/' „,1; h liti,v;
1.;. ColllngtUtril ; and Colonels Cuppag•e A. "1" ci ' Yo""
Massey. Bombay —Major*Generais IL:Bowles, i •
T..Brownrigg, and R. Nicholson.
There has been a fire at Sr. John's, Nciwilliodo;
land,- amongst the Woods, which coneill°o4s°hooso
three weeks. It approached so neat the tucoie
of the iris, that she was obliged to get unacron 0,0
three times to avoid its cited. TO ic,a.ye bgeo
unosuaby dry ; and it was supposed 10 "La_ boos.
occasioned by the frittion of the air tvith,Msfourtit.
There will not be any frigate winter at PC", OP
land this winter ; the Comilla is "w eontated hi
liar 10 Lisbon. Our re sessions Ire Pr which bs/
foot hired Schooners, and a. gegitnent
been raised at St. John's. .
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The damage done by the late hurricane in
Kitt's is said, under date aftober 4,1010°.,,..pve
00100. The losses in some other in!
i_;;7 ship I
been exaggerated.' HappilY Ms IViiiieflo,,,,,o,
led to NI" if 7)
Serapir; of 44 guns, tern CUtab
rber,s,,ltebiy iArlligsrCe ffo92, Al'lig.g.a),
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