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

No. VIII.

s R

1804

Here are the tzoo livres I mentioned to you- in •mylast
(No. 7), 427 lanuary. It was utterly impossible to
cure any bilis of exchange at a shorter date; but you will get.
them discounted at a very casv rate.
Since the date of mine' NO. 7), 'received your No. Is , of
the 19th lanuarv, which nevertheless did not come_ to hand
till the sth February. No. t 6, of the 3ah lanuarV, and-
-3 our Letter of the same date, both arrived safe the tith ot';
this month.. 1 will-briefly rejoin, as far as they stand in need
of answers.

I repeat to you once more, and for the last time, that I
have no agency in France excepting your's.- As -to any of the
Correspondents I inay have mere; 1 aiw, perfectly • at-ease
about them, notwithstanding what you may say as to their •
probable arrest.
1 have no Correspondent at Emhden; but as copies of
your litters are sent to the President. •lie may, if he thinks
proper, take•eharg,e of this object at Bourdeaux (London). I
have already made your mind easy, as to the attempts ot the
Consul's emissary at the l'ost-otiiccs in Germany. He will
not succeed. But the noise this afErir has made, has excited
,
apprehensions in one of my Agents in these.bureaux, and lie
desires to be freed from his charge. For this reason, and also
to obtain-from you a more clear and circumstantial detail
(than the Bulletins afford) concerning the state ot the interior,
-the extent of your abilities, -and the means- you intend to
mak, use ot;, it is I desire you to set off as soon as possible,
and come to OW -. • . . and froth thene here.
I have already pointed out to you the arrangements you
must Make for the tree circulation of our correspondence in
my proceeding, particularly in Nos. and 7.
I recommend to you to, establish at least two channels of
communication, one Of which I wish to he Mentz, so as not
to be at a loss, in case (as is possible) that of Toulose (Stras.,
burg) should fail.

Tile Paper upon .which you write is exce;lently adaptedro
cur use ; and as it•isinipoisiblP tofitict anVol it in this Coun-
try, I desire you to purchase a gkxtstock of it torus both,
The account you gave me of the maritime armaineuts of
the First Consul ; and their destination', appears to me of suf.:
ticient importance to be sent inintediatelv tti L'ourdeaux i Lon-
don); but ),oti-have not e 1)I Ailed yoViSelt"a's•to'tlie,surn the
Dour-keeper .:lied for the enterprize he proposed so you sonic
time since.

1 sin very much mortified at the ridiculonF .appreheng.ions
Which appear, according to your account, to be gaining groun,f
in the Committee; you must endeavour to dissipate therri
before you set out ; and you may safely declare to your friends
in the most solemn Manner, that I ant totally ignorant of aIT
the circumstances on which they, appear founded. In fine I
be to represent to them, that it will beimpoSsible i'or me
to co-operate efficaciously with them, if they abandon them-
selves to their suspicions upon every new incident that takes
place. • - . .
It is not necessary to send me the Committee's receipt. It
is eliongh'that yoia bring it.-with -you. I must not Whit to
remind you to take the necessary precautions on quitting
Chalons (Paris) br returning there in case it should at any Itt•
turc time be necessary..
am, -Sc.c

-NOTA'MANUS'.