The Sun.
London, England, 1804-10-25 00:00:00

BONAP,IkTE AT MENTZ.

. .
TO degraded German Princes, Nobles, an-!
Clergy, wanted, as a cure for their Bonapartemania
the honour of seeing the actions, and experiencing
the condua of the Revolutionary Emperor, so dif-
ferent from the contents of the panegyrics of flatterers
or traitors. All those who visited Mentz went
there prepossessed in 130NAPARTE'S favour, and de.
termined to admire a great man ; all have left it
repenting of their folly, humiliated, insulted, or
duped_ by the Corsican adventurer, or his accom.
plices. Anecdotes, ridiculous and- almost incre-
dible (were we not accustomed to every thing from
the Usurper's insolence), are circulated every where
upon the Contjnent ;
,and letters received by se,
yeral Members of the Diphinatic Corps are full of
them, 'all evincing that BONAPARTE'S elevation has
not been able to
,change his natural mind and
manners.

Holtz, vital, have ititi any family ?" Upon being
answered in the negative, she said, " it is very for.
tnnateindeed for the younger bratict of yogi house.
At your period of 'life yoa cold hardly hope fur
-any." Altis Pline6s is vounjer than Madame Bo•
trApARTe, and has seen tho.Courti.of Versailles, of
Sr. lantess, Jai Vienna, And, :a. Berlin! Another
time she: asked .the Prinee.of,YtigttuultGl-4 4*
Mon.
sieur D'YteristliteFi,' how•numerOus are yotir sub.
jeers ?" After rectivitig a iatiffatfory answer, she
said, "cies/ biro feu :" few indeed. The territory of
this Prince is one of the sanalle4t-of all those of the
numerous petty, ,Princes:in:Gerniank,
It it 'said that TAL L.£,lr-lt A.ND,- dining his Negoti•
ations with the difftrent-Gerrndrf Princes and Nobles,
has swindled mitre money- than the Gerinnn Etngire
is worth; promising every Onc taking 'money from
every one, and porting off every one, to obtain his
1 desires, o- ssbme future reri.,)d. His assistants,'HAU.
Tattava,,MAist As,- MATTH I EU, DUR:AND, ail' CI:SW'
V IN. -isti*lid to have pocketed each their too,ooo
livre-i (4000%) tint tti speak of the bribe, given tt)
'his :twenty traitielliv Clerks. But this pltPiticit
which theGerl fan. visitors to well deserved tomtit.
tent to; Was not enough,- norwhat they Witefer.td
t ''bestow in presents on the Courtiers of the Cot!
skin and his wife ; because the Police Ministett
FoucktE, sent to -.Mentz fifty of his matt OP'
rieNted Parisian gamesters, who took care to Mill
the pocke.ts of the German Princes and 'Nobles of
thetemnanis left by TALL EYR AND, DUROC; at
The consequence was, when .the last lettcoo°`
Frankftirt, Thirry.two Loans were.negatign4 ill,
that City upon. the security of Gertnan-Principab•
ties,'Counties, &c. This visit to Mentzlits,Ow'
ever, been so far useful, that the Gentians are nov
as 'fully acquainted with BUNAPARTO viral: As
the,Ftench and Italians !! !

CA.PIy.-0. PRIZES.
. The Ticket, No: 6791, as first.drawn on Tod.
day last, the Eighth Day,. entitled to TWENTY
THOUSAND POUNDS, was sold in Sixteen Sig'
teentli Shares, at the Office of Swirr and Co. bill'.
Poultry. 'I he 'firsi-draW.n Ticket; the Seventh
Day, No, .936 i, a Prize of Ten Thousand it
wai also sold by Sivlrr and Co. in One Half awl
Eight Sixteenth Shares ; .41itt No. 19,008, the' Se"
cond Day, a Prize of One Thousand Pounds, i.ll
One Quit-ter and Twelve Sixteenth Shares.'