The Sun.
London, England, 1804-07-20 00:00:00

THE Al Air.

RATISBON, jilLI Z.--111 ti Assembly of the
Diet this day, the Eavuy of the t LECTORATE of
RADtt4 made the lotto Wing verbal declaration, which
the Austrian Minister declaied he would take ad
referendum, adding, that he abided by hisfinal' et.
declarations, and hoped tbat this would be"tatisfac.
tory to his Court. The Prussian Envoy likewise
said, he did not doubt that it would be satiitatlory
to his Court. The following is the above.tnen.
tioned

VERBAL DECLARATION OF THE ELECTORATE OF

BAUIt N.

" His EleAoral Highness of BA D IN. while he honours
the pure intentions of his Russian Imperial Majesty, in the
representation which he laid before the Diet of the Eir.pire
on the 6th of May, and is penetrated•with the liveliest irati.
tude for the benevolent friendship which his Majesty has
manifested for himself and his Electoral House, cannot sup-
press his profound grief, that the occurrence in question,
which took place in his Territories, should be likely to pro-
duce disagreeable differences that may be productive of the
most dangerous consequences to the peace of Germany.
" This important consideration, added to a full confidence
in the well-intentioned sentiments of the French Government
and its exalted Head, towards the whole Gerrnad Empire,
so Lately evinced in the Mediation
.of Peace, and in the ex:
planations, perfectly suitable to these sentiments, ut the ov-
curtenco in question, His Elethoral Highness cannot but most
earnestly wish, that the Representations made to the Diet on
the 6th and lgth of May, may have no further consequences,
Viand that thus the present anxiety may be dispelled ; since
otherwise the tranquillity and welfare of the German Ern.'
pirc, and probably indeed of all Europe, May be again dis.
turbcd and endangered."

On the 3oth of June the following Note, relative
to the occupation of the Hanoverian Territory by
the French Troops, was delivered into the Diet by
the Envoy fut the ELICTORATII of BRUNSW ICK.

!i The unheard-of oppressions which the German Elec.
;oral Statei of His BRITANNIC MAJLSTY have now suf-
fered for more than a year, from the Occupation of them by
the, French Troops, equally unprovoked and contrary to the
Laws of Nations ; oppressions under the consequences o
which these Territories must long continue to sutler; have
induced His BRITANNIC IVIA4ILSTY, as Serene HighlieA
of Brunswick Lunenburgh,to direct the undersigned faithfully
to represent to the Diet the deplorable situation of those
German States, and the conchal of France, so contrary to
the Laws of Nations, in order that his High Co.estatcs may
take such steps and measures as may at length procure the
liberation of His Majesty's German States.

" In conformity with these direaions, the undersigned
CllMitial Envoy of His BRITANNIC MAJ WY, as Ele&Yr
of Brunswick Lunenburg, has to renew to your Excellencies
the representation which he made to the general Diet on the
sad of August last, of the principles of Ills BR ITANNIc
MAjItITY, and to remind you of his lurid conformity to those
principles, as EleCtor of Brunswick Lunenburg.
" It certainly cannot escape the observance of the High
States, bow carefully His BRITANNIC MAJLSTY and Elcc.
tor of Brunswick Lunenburg has distinguished between the
two relations of king and Elettor, and how pundually he
has fulfilled all his duties and obligations to the Empire,
without the least consideration how far they plight,affiel the
relatives of his Crown.

" It is generally known, that his careful observation of this
difference was acknowledged not only by the Empire, but
even by P rancc, as well during the different periods of the late
War, as after the Peace of Campo Fonnio, and latterly by
the Peace of Luncville.

" The condua of the French Government must appear the
more extraordinary to every unprejudiced person, since the
same Government which had always before acknowledged the
difference of these twofold relations, Immediately on differ-
ences arising between France and the Crown of England,
made these the sole pretence for a hostile invasion of the
German Territories. It would be superfluous to insist en
the consequences of which their gross violatio❑ of the Law
of N#tions must necessarily be produt%ve to the safety and
integrity of thO Gentian Body-politic, and all the distini
States, es thiV must be self-evident to the high and eminent
Co-estates.

" His Majesty and Eleeloral Highness is therefore perfea-
ly convinced, that the High Co-Estates of the Empire will,
according to their well-known love of justice, and of theii
Country, employ all the necessary means to put an end to the
oppressions under which the Territories of the Eledorate of
Brunswick, sutler, and to restore to them the blessings of
peke, and that security Which they are entitled to expet
from their connexion and union with the Empire. ,
" The Under-signed has hereby fullilicxl the charge be had
in commission, and has the honour to recommend and re..
quest, that their Excellencies and Eminencies will 'mune:.
diately represent this Important matter to their several
CoUrts, that they may as soon as possible receive the requi-
site instrutlions from their high and'erninent Principals.
" ktriaion, June 28, :804. VON RE DEN."

MILAN, JUNI V.—According to onc of our
journals, the Ems. gaols of' RUiSIA his sent orders
tOall his Ministers and Residents in Italy and Ger.
many, to afFord every proteaion and aid to such
French Emigrants as are desirous to settle in the
'Territories of Russia. • .

The English have at present only two Ships at
Malta ; all the test hive sailed, in consequence of
orders they have received, to join the Fleet of Ad.
miral NaLsoft.

The attempted to make contrasts for pro.
visions with sprne Merchants at Venice, but the
Aultrian" Government would not permit the latter
to &stet into such engagements.
The Archduke JottN, during his short stay at
Verona, &elated, that it was the wish of his Ma.
jesty the Emperor of Germany to live in good
neighbourhood and friendship with the Italian Re-
public. General BS LLSGaRD g accompanied the
Archduke.

1T41.1r.
_NNE 26.—1 t is said that the Successor
of the present Popt, who proposes to resign hi,
Dignily, will Crown the Emperor NAPOLEON 111
Rome, King of Lombardy, or, as others say, King
of jtaiy. '
FRANI:U*Okt', Itur 3.--There is talk of Nev..
tiations which have relation to a change of the title
of the Roman Emperor.

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DkAG) JULY Constant On p,,
brig, fruni a Cruize ofrOittnd; baring, sprung her
foremast, and remains,

Stiled the Sr tiibh Ship ANNa Balet'fie, for Peters.

burgh;

The Securge Stoop has made the Signal of Convoy
:o the Westward.
In the Dawns, Ships :IS pet last.

Pouts, JULY 19.—The Su cts: of Otis port',
Josef," Roo kotc master, arrived this morniog
froth K:wfontiillinul. She was five weeks on lice
passage. By her we learn, that the S:,.l.fishery
:.as been tolerably successful, though attended wi;Et
very t.erions circumstances to thlse emdloyed in it.
Abutit too of the Schooners were lost amongst the
ice, and we are sorry to ad& that, on an average,
one half of the crews of them were also 1611(. Ihe
Spring .Fishery had began, and there was a g
prospecl of making a good voyage.

The Iteavy. firing 11 the French Co;ist on M
day, which was supposed to proceed ft!nn En-
g igement between the ilidporfreAre and i French
p.gun Ship, arose from an Aeti9n between the
41/erfin Sloop tine) in immense nuinber of the Enr.,
my-'s Gunboats, close in to Havre. Alter inlog.g,og.
them tot three hours, the Medi,/ rejoined the rest of
the Blockading Scpriidron, witlviut having s',h:ai
any material aantage. .
Letters were yesterdarreceived by a relpdlable
house in the City, by an American Ship, from
bringing the important intelligence that two R.glish
Line of Battle Ships were spoke with in the Str.itts
ofAllas, bound to Canton, as convoy for the
ward-bound China Ships..

The Drake Cutter, arrived at Yarmouth on.
nesday, left our Blockading Squadron off Fl:a,his•g,
last Sunday, all well. They entertained strong
hopes that the Enemy's Flotilla ',there w.iold soon
attempt ta put to sea, as great alivity and I.mttle
have heen recently observed among the shipping in
that Harbour.