The Sun.
London, England, 1804-11-20 00:00:00

FROM THE FRENCH I'APZR6'.

PARIS, Nov. io.—On Sunday the 4th inst. her
Majesty the Empress received at St. Cloud the
Ladies of the. Arnblssadors, and of the Foreign Mi-
nisters and Envoys, as well as such Foreigners as
had been already, presented to his Imrerial Ma.
jetty. The Princess of SANTA CR6CP, was. pre.
rented to the Empress at this audience, by Madame
DELA ROCHEYOUC AULT, as were also the Dutchess
DI ST. THEODORE Toc co, 'anti Mademoiselle DE
CAE ACCIOLE. her daughter, by the Marchioness
Da GALLO.

His Imperial Highness Prince Louts has vita.
blished an Hospital for the Sick at St. Len, which
is to be attended by the alms women. The
Prince's bounties extend to all around rim, and be.
come a new, source of prosperity for the Valley of
Montmorenci. _ _

The Ahbe St CARD, Member of _the National In-
&time, and Diretior o the National Institution for
the Deaf and Dumb, has been nominated a Member
of the Administration', of National I lospitals, by a
decision of the Minister of the Intetior, dated
061. 27.
M. llz RAYNSVAL, French Charge d'Affaires at
the Court of Russia, has arrived at Paris.

The report is now contradifted, that General
LAsNashad received orders to return to his mission
as Ambassador to Portugal.
• A Society of Poles celebrated the birth.thy of
the celebrated General Kosciusxo, can the nth
"St.
His Holiness is adually on his way to Paris.
Ilts suite•is disposed in four divisions, The last,
in which His Holiness travels, together With Car-
dinal% ANTON ELLI, BAOIA, PI LTKOI CAZELLI, the
Duke Prince ALTIHN, and their attend.
anti, was to leave' Rome on the 3d of November.
it consists of ten coaches and six, two waggons of
slit horses each, and two Couriers. , Cardinal.
F.ESCII traVels with the third division, which set out
thei2d November, and: his suite firms the greatest
part of the .fiksr division, which began its journey
oh the 3lst of OPober.. The' greatest prepara.
lions were made at Florehce for the reception of
Ma Holiness, who was .expeited there on the
37th November.
BotrLoctt v, Nov. 6.--Extra: of the Order of
iti.e Day for the Impetial Flotilla: "' the- Flotilla
• Allan celelarate, on the 9th, by three discharges of
Artillery, the Anniversary of this glorious day,
which has fixed the happy destinies of France. The
first discharge shall take place at break of day,
the second at noon, anti the third at sun set. AB
the vessels remaining in the port, whether the
*ilia be in the Road or not, shall be decked out in
Site most spletalid manner froM sun rise till sun
set. At three o'clock in the afternoon of The same
day at the time of high tide, the Admiral wilt din.
tritnite the Eagles of the Legion of Honnur to the -
brae fellows for whom .he has received them from
the Grand Chancellor, pursuant 'to the .orders of his
Majesty the Emperor."
The greatest .a6tivit3r prevails at Ratisbon,
. though the Session of the Germanic Diet has not,
Set
l,klieen opened. Extraordinary Conferences ate
'alitiost 6/cry 'day at the residence of the Mi.,
hinter of his Prussian Majesty, at which M. Ds' ,
ckaeac,' Minister. of Bavaria, regularly as-
Sl'lst as well as some Other Envoys from the ptinci.
pal States of Germany.. The objet Of, these con.
terences,is still a mystery ; every thing is conducted
*WI the 4riatest secrecir.. .
_
RoTTERDAM, hear, that on Fri.
NY last an estimate was delivered to the Batavian
I.egisf4tive 'Body, of the- Sum required, fur the
berviee of: then Year 180. It is asserted, that the
cllitornary Revenues, 'an tstimate of which was
Presented 'at .the same time, are by no means ado.
'l_4(e to the exigencies of the year silosi anti that
'(4llequeirtlyi the deficiency wily be' supplied liy ex-
144(mlinary.means.
It is said, that the total of- the new Supplies
;mount to no.less than between 65 and 69 million ;
and, the Deficiencies are confidently said to exceed
_3,3 ; to make good which, it is rumoured,
that Government pUrposes to lay on a new Tax on
trpperry,

We have received the Royal Bahama Gozeitit to
the tst ult. His Excellency CHARLES CAMERON'
arrived at Nassau on the 25th of September, from
t 'liana, and was escorted in State to the Govern.
uient House, where the Oaths as Captain► General
and Governor in Chief of the Bahama Islands were
4dininisteied to him.

Thursday the Right Hon. RoBIRT DUNDAS, of
Atniston, Lord Chief Baron of His Majesty's
'helper in Scotland, was re.elefled Lord Retior of
the ,University 'of Glasgow.
,t The Hon. Capt. Lxvisott Gowart, one of the
Aembers of Parliament for Tsnru, and who has been
')"1t months a Prisoner in France, is on his return'
il'agland, being exchanged for the French
.Gen.
44.
1441 and Lady BOA trrcDrlN passed thrdugh
T ratos on Wednesday last, on their way to Ply.
illth
auth
,Guavas; and Lord Guavas on his way to FA.
41Cla
The Right Hon. Lord De ININsTATIV HAS has
',ceepted the Office of Recorder at the ancient 80.
/"811 ,Bodmin.
1 Elopements in the l'ailtionable,World have
pelY taken place. The first is a Lady of high
nk; the second a Lady who btooght her husband
fortune : she has one off with a `theatrical
utin; the third is a Lady of Title, and it is her
')ndlaux pas,
On •
fit • -"day morning, at one o'clock, a dreadful
M e broke out at the Iron Foundry belonging to
.BAcutotius, at Shrewsbury, and in a few:
cit'lults the whole Lof the roof fell in : being full of.
it,y limber'and finished patterns, it raged with
twot=ctivable fury.. The flames %ere soon ,übduedt:
,tiit',.norelt fill the 'grenteat • part of the Building was.
destroyed. -We are happy to say 14 tives
(itilentrtit to but fear the respepablc Proprietor of the
y tbe a severe sufferer.
A M ,
-4gBline, on ,a large is to be stench
14111'etti:11-1:1S afar Btecon, ca mile of containing a
',"t.)Ve
alts:
-","Y arms and ammunition, and 1.0
61 (.4 stores for the whole of Soutli