The Sun.
London, England, 1804-09-29 00:00:00

quater, and 'fitted' ibst r with their smiting shouts
of " Five L'Empereur I"

MENTZ, SEPT: t t.--After long expellation, we
hope to see the Emperor and Empress, within our
walls the day after to.morrow. The four fine
Regiments of Cavalry that are to parade here have
already arrived. Princes,'Coants, Envoys, and
persons attached to different Legations, are . con-
tinually arriving., The ELECTOI and three PRINCES
DI BADEN, MO PRINCES of NmsAtr, the HERE-
DITARY PRINCE Of DARMSTADT) the HER EDITA.
KY PRINCE of LEININGEN, the Count of SOLMS.
LAUUACH, Count BASSENHEIM, the PRINCi of
IsENSDRO, Count GOERTZ (the Envoy from the
Elealrate of Saxony to Berlin), are now here,
,and
the Deputies from the City of Frankfort have been
here six days. Besides these, several Ambassadors.
and -Envoys have been mentioned, the greater part
of whom have already arrived. Among these are
the French Ambassadors and Residents Btotioze,
HIRsINCER, MASsIAS, and HoLF Not a ; Count
BzusT, from the Elettor Arch. Chancellor ; Baron
BARKHAIIs, from Hesse Darmstadt ; Baron GAIL.
ING, from the Elettor of Hesse; Count SToL.
n ERG, from Darmstadt. - New Foreigners are daily,
arriving over the bridge of the Rhine.
The Russian Charge des Affaires from France,M.
D'OuBRIL, goes out very :little. It is expeCted that
he will stayinte at least a fortnight. The Counsel.
for of Legation, BAYKOErs ill With

MALAGA, AuCOST 23.,,M01e than twenty
thousand persons, Merchants, Brokers, and others,
have left this City for fear of the reigning malady ;
so that commerce in general, excepting that of grain,
experiences a total stagnation. Every one flies,
and still the disease is not contagious. It consists
solely in putrid and malignant fevers, produced by
the great heats which we experience for the mu.
ment. In truth, the area of these fevers is so
prompt, that in four of five days you are dead or
recovered, so that a great many persons die daily,
and even more than in the last epidemic, the greatest
number for want of help, the Physicians having also
in part abandoned the City.
Our Magistrates, assured that 'the malady was
stationary and by nomeans contagious,ordered some
penalties against those who should say i►r write the
contrary ; so that, in .no way, shall the communi.
cations he interrupted, by sea or land. -People are
convinced that, the weather becoming colder, the
malady will soon cease entirely.
The panic which seized many persons who still
recolletted the last epidemic, could alone induce peo.
pie to apprehend that the Hata! malady was a con.
sequence or a renovation of it.

PAR Is; SEPT. I S.—Le t ers from HAnau mention,
that, according to a statement which has been male
of the losses occasioned by the late inundations in.
that Country, it appears that 6s persons have lost
their lives, 149 houses, and 190 barns have fallen.
down, 20 8 forges, and s 8 bridges, have
-been completely carried away ; 498 houses, 232
barns, 8 mills, and a forge, ate au much damaged
that they must be re.huilt. The superficies of the
earth was covered with water, whielt was from
eight to ten, and twenty feet high. In some
places the mills were carried along with the torrent,
and whole villages flooded, even to the very 100f$ of
the houses.

'Bow-rraerr. Yesterday the person calling
himself H. Paul, but whose real name is Henry
Petyr' a, apprehended on a charge of having defraud.
ed the Earl of Clarendon of various sins of money,
was brought before Mr. BOND for re..examination,
when his Loiz.l:4dis attended, and stated the nature
of the whole transaction, ;".'hick, as the business is
to come bebre a Jury, it will be te; prejofhje the:
question, if not to incur the penalty of the law
ourselves, to enter into the particulars at this stage
of the proceeding. In one book was a list of mo..
nits he had teceived for some years past, with a
list of the donors' names ; • among whom v- ere, the
Dutchess of Beaufort, Lord Willoughby De Broke,
Lady Scarsdale, Lord Lyttleton, Lady Howard,
Lady fVlary Duncan, Bishops of London, Sills.
bury, and Durham, Earls Kingston and Radnor,
Lord Charles Spencer, Lord Dc Ounstanville,
Honourable • Mrs. Fox, Lady Ford, Lady T.
Long, Admiral Douglas, Dr. Latham, Mr. Barclay,
Mr. Tolmache, Mr. Sewell, Sir W. Farquhar, Mr.
Hodges, &c. The Prisoner passed himself to Lord
Clarendon as a Clergyman. His letters, in gener,d,
are couched in very good language, and in most of
them he has introduced some Very apposite Latin
quotations ; he is about efi years of age, anti of
respefiable appearance ; he is the son of a. Clergy.
man in Leicestershire, and was formerly a Lieute.
nant in the both Regiment of Foot ; has been twice
married, and had considerable property with each
Wife, the latter of whom is-now living. At 'this
examination, by the advice •of Mt. Homettxres,
his Solicitor, he declined making any reply to time
.charges adduced against hint, 'He' was remanded
for further examination on Tuesday week.
Thursday at Marlborough-street, JAstes MA.
kY tcx, ET,. of Parliament-street, exhibited a Cont.
plaint against William Harris, die driver of a:dray
belonging to the brewery of Messrs. GOODIV tit and
Co. East Smithfield. The dray was left in 'sale street
at Whitehall, on Tuesday last, And the hones
being teized with flits, and left alone, beCame sly
restive as to endanger, the safety of foot passengers.
One of the animals Mich had entangled the harness
about his' legs, was within a, little of striking the
Prosecutor as he was passing. According to
illation Mr. M. found the drayinan drinking at the
King's Head, in Downing-strtet. Tlie
.Magi;it ate
remarked, that it Will surprising to him th.st com-
plaints of this description were not oftener brought_
befute him, and hued the Defendant 4.25. and costs.
Monday evening, as. Messrs. NVlLottissoN and
Fox, two Farmers, residing neat Truro, in the.
County of Meath, were rewriting home from a Fair,
they-w etc attacked by a'handitti, who fired on them;
and killed the former. Mr. Fox also was wounded
in so desperate a manner that his life is despaired
of. 'Elie robbers then plundered-them of an that
was valuable ab alt them, and walked off deliber.
ately with their booty,