The Sun.
London, England, 1804-11-23 00:00:00

irROM rtlE FRENciI PAPERS'.

letter iroin Calmar, of the.
18th of Olober, contains the following paragraph ;
the letter is subscribed, J. ADLSRPSLD :
" Next to the war which we ate. about to declare against
-you, we arc here much taken up with obseryations upon the
arrival and residence of the Bourbons at Calmar. With this:.
you are, no doubt, well acquainted; but perhaps you do hot.
know that the Lours XVIII. or XIX. as they call him,
has abdicated and that, by the advice of the Family, the
Crown is to devolve on.one of the sons of the Compte D'AR•
Tots.—Do you know that this Regahi, is to be crowned,
dearly at the same time as your Emperor! This is a serious,
-rvery seriously ridiculous matter, and though we may not
be enables! to assist at your grand solemnity, we snail, at
least, here behold the parody of it !"

LETTERS from Vienna, of the ph instant, confirm
the report of the departure of Count STADION, the
Austrian Ambassador at St. Peiersburgh. The report
Olso gains gtoimd, that Count RASOUMOWSKI, the
Russian Ambassador at Vienna, will set out this
*inter for Naples.
The journal derneberis of the tEth inst. asserts,
that the enjoyment of the Imperial Dignity by the
heirs of the Emperor NAPOLEON has been sanc-
tioned by the votes of 3,572,329 French citizens,
which number, the Editor affartns,,constitutes the
buss of the Nation, and what is properly called the
Body of the, State.
AUGEREAU arrived at Brest on the gth inst.
Thc Quest; of NAPLES is seriously indisposed.
BANKS OP THE METN,,NOV. 5. Letters from
Vienna confirm the report .of the departure of Count
Zuttorr, the Austrian Ambassador to the Court
1'4%1141a, from St. Petersburgh. It is also reported,
OH the Russian . Ambassador at Vienna, Count
Riisoomowsni, will pass the winter at Naples,
As England has refused to acknowledfe the lot.
pedal Dignity of the Sovereign of Austria, the coin-
munication between theft two Powers will be pro.
Visionally interrupted.
GENOA, Nov. t.—Letters from Naples slate,
that that Court has recalled Cardinal Ruryn, to be
employed in the Regency, as the King proposes to
retire to Palermo after the accouchement of the
Percditary Princess. Thc QUEEN of NAPLES is

a COPENHAGEN, OCT. 29.—The Russian Squadron
u daily expeded heir.—ltrpnrr says that it will
Pliti the winter in an English Port ; others say it
Will return to Cronstach.

MARINE DEPARTMENT.
In the night between the first and second of this
•ttionth, five Merchmt Vessels were wreched upon
the Coast, to ;he East of Calais, viz.
• Pboflix, of D4ntzie, of 250 tons, and nine
Merl, Captain EMANUEL BARTELS', laden with
oats, bound from aintzie for Barcelona,
The Portutuese Ship La Formazura, of 300 too
1".4 14. men, Capt. JoAs.os.St Lvdi, from St, Peters.
lsig!l 14, P'itto, with a cargo of corn, &c.
The English Ship the Ihat of Chow:re, of 347
totes" fifteen men. and five passengers, Captain
&Nun Blow, bound from Si. Petersburgh to
Guernsey, with a cargo of hemp, linen, leather, and
*Ake.

The Swedish Ship the Couri‘e, of do tons, and
tl4lft, Captain MATHEW WAKTROTH, bound for
"7„aaaux, with a cargo of iron and planks.
/he pcus,jart Galliot, Wilhelmiug, Capt. CHRIS.
I.4VBILINSIRLK, bound from Daiitzic to Bilboa,
With a cargo of corn.
The Crews of these Vessels have been saved, ex.
'pt the nine men of the Fortnazura, who perished.
The Ship. Ades, from liamburgh, of 4.00 tons,
alad is then, was also wrecked upon the same Coast,
the ph, on her ,voyage from llantzie to Cadiz,
iiith a cargo of corn.