The Sun.
London, England, 1804-10-20 00:00:00

THE HAMBURG!! MAIL.

MINTZ, SEPT. 26.—The Emperor has yesterday
and this (1.1 inspthed the f unifications of this City.
He has rode along the greater part of them, and
yesterday, with a few attendants, was soinetimes
on foot. As he rides very fast, and frequently
changes horses, he itr often at a considerable dis.
tance from his attendants, who are unable to follow

The Emperor does not appear to be particularly
fond of public-spectacles, or of exhibiting himself
to the numerous crowds who follow him with 'theist
acclamations: He courteously notice; every salu.
tation, and the shouts of joy of the surrounding
Multitudes but his ehari&er is serious and severe,
and even it the Theatre he appears to attend to no.
thing less than" the representation,
His :Majesty, in itnswee to several Petitions from
the. City of Cologne, his graciotOy signified that
he will not cease Jo wend to it his high.protec.
tion. Cologne will retain its tplc•amcmg the first
Cities'of the Empire, and its• Mayor will, in con.
sequence, he called to the corOnatiQn.

SPPT. z9.—M. D'ARacao rettirned from Bee.
/in the d.►y before yesterday, and immediately lad
:In audience of the.Empefor and the Minister TAL.
LUTRAND ; the day before a-Courier arrived from
Vienna. M. D'AUBRIL will soon depart.
It is now said that His Majesty ' will leave us
next week : The Empress will go to .St. Cloud.
The Eleftors, and all the Princes,.. Counts, and En.
voys,' now here, will remain till, the departure of
their Majesties; the Elelor Arch.ChaneellOr will
go from hence to Itatisbort. This Noble' Prince is
al•waya particularly distinguished by the Emperor.
Ir is now resolved that 'Mentz shall.continue *
Fortified City. • •

The Ceretnonial observed here with respect
the German Princes, for the' most part regulated
according to the customs of the Court of Versailles.
The Imperial table usually consists of eight

Covers.
The day .before yestentry the Envoy of 1!:e
. EleetOr of Hesarp'M. Vote GArt.ino, had art
audience; the Elettor himself, atWilittlrUsbad, being
prevented from coming hither by illness.
Couriers ate continually setting out for the
Hague.
The Austrian Imperial Envoy, Biron.Warsas.
Otte', has arrived here from Frankfort. ''
Twelve Lists have already been published of
the..names of the Foreigners 'arrived here, who
amount' to above eight hundred. They are filled
with Prince 4 CouhtsiloYoys, and peisons employ.:
ed on Public business: :in the Office forFnreiiri,
Relations, PUR AND. MALTH iv, and six Envoys,
are continually employed.with M. TALLEYRAND.
ITALY, SEPT. 20.---Some accounts' -say that the
Episcopal Palace at Corfti will 'be fitted up fur the
reception of the KING of SARDINIA, who Ilex;
peaed there. .
• The Sardinian Envoy at Napleq, Marinis Dt
TREVIGN'PAICA; has been appointed by his Sove.
reign Ambassador to the Court of -
The number of French Troops in the I\Lapolitan
Territory, who remain there vertquktly, amounts.
now to tg,ooo men.
According •to accounts from Rome, hopes'ari
entertained. that a rod understanding htqween Ru -
sits and the Papal See will soon be restored.'
Some accounts say that the Pope; has been.attacked
by an indisposition, and th.st the preparations'int•
his reception on his journey to Paris, at !lologna.
and Florence, have4in consequence' peen deferred,
HAGU OCT.2-....-Before our Gr;vernment comes
to-any resolLithm relative to the_changes ,in it ir,
qnireti by the Emperor of the French, we tvait?d
the reruns of- the, French 'Ambassador, M. Dr Ss.
:s.toavtit:rwlio was eirpeffed here charged with
;important proposals on t6is.,sobjea...kia has, nowtermed. from _Mentz, JiAvning,. arrived with his
Spn titc day,before yesterday,land in the COutle. of
the present., -week important,CyCnts trill probably
take • place. The Ambassador, Sclatmust,ps4..•
.Nritcti-, likewise arrived tea-day from his country
seat near Deventea. Gen, MASMJNT is also ,
'Peeted here from Zeyst.
STocisHoLm, Smr. 25.—A division of the Re.. 7
gimerst of TON Kr° r r NG will proceed to Calmar to
receive-there the Count DE LJLI.r.
N;ithin:eertain. Is known with respell -to the re.-
•
turn of their Swedish. I%fieittes. It is said 'the
King will wait at Stralsund. thefarther elucidation
of the present political circumstances, as also,the
return of a CoUrier dispatched to St-Petersburgh,
and-the *Arrival of two Regiments of Infantry frau\
Calmar and CrtMberg. 'Some Regiments of Cava)...
ry have :likewise received • orders to embark. for
'Pomerania ; and the reinforcements in the whole
will amount ,to 3000 men.

The f,mous KOTZt.III7 It nits marled a Mrs. Vo.kr
KARssim, formerly VON- KR.VSEIISTiIiti• Shc his
third wife.