The Sun.
London, England, 1804-10-26 00:00:00

:Finis the' FRENCII DurcH PAPERS.

PARTS, OCT. 30.—The Legislative.. Body is con.
yoked for the zzd of November next, for the pur.
pose of assisting at the Emperor's Corooatian,
A Letter from St. Domingo, of the io,h,July,
announces that the Island is tranqUil, and out of. alt
danger; the Garrison is augmented every day by
trench Refugers from the neighbouring Islands. It is
added, that with some aid, the destruCtion of the
Rebels will he easy, and that their position is very
critical. Since they have massacred Americans
as well as French, they receive no longer any sup.
Maroons,
the Mulattoes desert,and many Negroes become
Maroons, and take refuge in the Dauble Mornes.
The Spaniards have forced the detachments of Des.
SALINES to retreat.
They write from Brest, that on the night of the
tirb Vendemiaire, a fire broke out in a stable ad.
joining the Inn called. The Emfierar ; the damage it
occasioned was hut trifling.
The Soldiers, Seamen, and Inhabitants deserve
the highest.praises for their aftivity in affording
every necessary assistance as soon as the generde
was belt,

Fashions, which for several years past have been
most abssrdly fickle, inasmuch as they have been
no sooner known, than they have been replaced by
others, now probably begin to be somewhat
mote-durable and at the same time more beautiful.
Already every Lody presented at Court must
have her dress made of French Manufaaures. Vel.
vet and satin ate generally adopted, for the pbrpose
of making long trains, fitted to the ends of gowns,
beautifully embtoilered, but which are not to exceed
four inches in length ; the Prince:&es alone may wear
theiii as long as they please. All colours may be
warn, hut the most fashionable arc pink, white,
green, scarlet, arid the blue lapis.,
The colours and embroikries for the male Cos.
tume are likewise fixed, after designs of LABEY.
The Marshal of the Empire) ALEXANDER BER.
V.-11ER, Grand Master of the 'Emperor's•Hunt, Corn.
mandant of the First Cohott of the Legion of Ho.
nour, and Minister of War, 'has addressed to the
?relent the Decree of the Silt Frutlidor, which
',laces in the attributions of the Grand Master of
the Hunt, the surveillance of all the hunts in the
Imperial forests and woods, as also a regulation con.
eerainit them. His Excellency his at the same time
testified a desire of knowing the private persons of
each department, who, by their taste or fortune,
may seem the fittest to obtain a commission as one
or his Lieutenants in wolf.catching.
ST.PETERsEVRGII, SEPT. 24.---PrinCe ZARTo.
RUIsKY, Minister fur Fireign Affairs, has notified
to the Corps Diplotuatique, the departure of the
French Charge d'Affaires, M. RAYNEVAL, which
took place the zit. The French Commercial
Agent, M. LssErs, still remains here.
To-morrow His Excellency Baron and Chamber-
lain Novost t.zoFir is to embark for London on
board a swift.sailing Frigate: the. object of this
hasty voyage, at this late season of the year, is nut
known,

Two Ships of the Line, two Frigates, and some
small Vessels, have received orders to take in pro-
visions for four months, and to be ready n sail at
the first signal.
An Ukase has, appeared, ordering a new Icvy of
One man in 500:
The departure and arrival orCouriers for Lon-
don, Vienna, and Stockholm, are very frequent.
GsroA, OCT. 6.—Letters from Naples, of the
end of September, speak of a new eruption of Ve.
suvius. That Volcano had begun to throw out
fiery matter, and in the fluid lava has been found
several ignited stones.

MADRLD, SEPT. '14.---TO facilitate, by every
possible means, the bringing of Grain into Spain, the
King has declared, that he charged His Minister
at London with particular instructions to request
His BRITANNIC MAPisTY to expedite an order to
all his Cruizers not to intercept the vessels laden
with Grain for the Ports of Spain. Firs BRITAN-
Nic IVIAJEsTY has in consequence manifested his
favour towards the means, of relief which the
King of Spain seeks to procure for his subjeds, by
declaring, that all Spanish or neutral Vessels laden
with Grain should be considered as neutral property.

Mr. COUTTS, we understand, has not received
any Letters from France, stating that the English
iioners have been ordered into close confinement.
They have all beet► ordered to Verdun, except Lord
ELGtW.•--The hfortrittg Chroxicle, from which we
copied the intelligence yesterday, has contradicted
it to.day.

We are inclined to think that the Deal Smuggler,
which usually carries our, among other precious
things, the British Monitthrs, must have met with
some accident, otherwise
,the two gallant Com.
minders at Boulogne and St. °inert' could not have
made so gross a blunsler ;Is to 'have mentioned in
their reports any part of the loss sustained on their
side, 61 they mast have known, had they waited a
little longer, that the-whole experiment had tom.
pletebt failed, and that there was nothing'to he
apprehended Iran Catamarans and Muuse.traps.
It has been justly observed, that, in addition to
the internal evidence which :hews that the French
accounts of the late attack on Bonin rye were written
after the patriorkstatetnents of the English Journals,
the word ctler is strong presumptive proof, as that
word was nor used in England till the issue of the
attack was detailed in this Country.
His Grace the Duke of.Lsissraa, whose death
we mentioned yesterday, expired on. Saturday last
at his teat at cartoWn, in the County of Kildare,
after an illness of about six weeks.
1/spatches from Count WottoNzow have been
forWarileittir the Russian Consul at Malta, by the
.Tribaar Frigate. . ,
On 'f,uesday Mr. Ftstm, the Messenger, was
sent off to Vienna, with Dispatches' to our Ainbai.'
Bahr at that Court:

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Admiral•• DKVRY is appointed to the command of
the Sea Feneibies on the Coast of Ireland.

Letters from our Squadron off Ferrol, received
yesterdiy, say, it was daily expetted the !trench
ships blockaded there would put to sea, as their
crews had obtairredtonsidera'nle reinforcements, not
only of French, but of Spanish 93iloti, fatted into
that 4rvicc.