The Sun.
London, England, 1804-09-12 00:00:00

FROM THE DUTCH PAPERS.

Piot is, Sr PT..2.-r-The Russian Charge d'Affaires,
with all persons belonging to his Legation, left this
Capital in the morning of the 3oth ult, not withstand.
ing-that he had received no answer to the ultimatum he
had delivered on the part of his Cqurt. We are now
assured, that the Sit edish Legation, the Charge
d' Apires ACKERBLAD, with his Suite, has also
left this City. Many persons, however, confidently
assert, that the latter is yet here, although his de.
parture, in the present situation of AfFairs, is very
probable. now the common belief of our pa.
Itt:•lans, that some Negotiations are now going on
which may bring about a General Peace; and, in
case of. no arrangements being made, a War with
the Ncrthern Powers is regarded as inevitable.—
The departure of several Foreign Ministers to join
the EMPERoa at Aix-la-Chapelle, causes the friends
of Peace to hope, that, through cheir mediation, a
rupture may be prevrtited.
We hear at the same time, that it is mg at Aix.
la.Chapelle, but at Antwerp, the EMPIRoIt twill
receive the congratulations tat the Portuguese Mi-
nister, De LIMA. It is also reported, that it is
in the saute City the EmrSitott will give audience,
and admit to conferences the other Foreign Mini:
stern who have left this Capital, notwithstanding
that Aix.la-Chapelle is the City where the general
Affairs of Europe will be settled. The s per Cent.
56. so Cent.—("Hague courant, Sept. 7.)
HAGtie, Seer. 6.—According to the Decree of
our Government of the 27th tilt. which has been
sent t 9,411 our several Departments, the admission
and sale of the French Paper, printed in England,
called Le Cowier de Loam', is prohibited to the
Batavian epubtic.—(!b . ) •
Certain Letters between VALEglus PUBLICoLA,
an CAMS MANLius, printed by Dv GRAHF, at
Haarlem, are also prohibited.—Obj.

. _
'rite ENtrEttolt of the FKRNCH arrived .at BOIS.
sets on the Ist inst. in the afternoon, and dined at
the Castle of the Lake.. At night he left Brussels
for Louvain, and passed the night at Titlemont.—
Tht next day, or the day after, he was to arrive
at Aix.ia_Chapelle. At the EMP ttort's departure
from Brussels, the City was illtuninated in a must
splendid manner. _ _ _

The exChange of Couriers between this place and
-Aix-la-Chapelle, has, for some days, been very
frequent. According to thedisparches With fine of
those. Couriers, our Minister in France, Scu imra
Pf riNtitiCX, who, resided rpiierly his estaie, not
Zwoll, has been obliged suddenly to depart for Aix--
la.Cliapelle.. ,
The whulc of .the :emu wrilourt. in our Pee

received; the clay before 3'evertlay',nr46.s to march
'towards the French Frontiers ; it lett us yesterday,
The rumours on tkis sudden tk•iarttire are :vat tact,.
Some say, that the Fiend' Troops go no farther than
Breda. .

SRPTRMB ER 7.—We are assured that the Ern.
press jo.,EPtiiN IC has left off drinking the waters at
Aix-la.Chapelle.sooner than she intended. a-- tly.7
had nor the efreft her Majesty expthicd, but di,tl her
more harM than good.
BaussrLs, AUG. 31.—GmerallluRoc,Govermir
of the Imperial Palace, is arrived in this City, and
visited yesterday the Castle• of Laken. At six,
o'clock in the afternlon he set out for Aix.la.Cha-
pelle. In some few hours afterwards, passed our
late Ambassador in Portugal, Field Marshal LAS.
ME& ; the Ambassador froth Naples, Marquis Da
GALLO, and the two Poringuese Ami)assadors, alto
passed through for the same _City: A Prussian
Couriej passed through here last night with Dis.
patches-for the Marquis LuccuastNi, who will also
join the Emperor at Aix-la-Chapelle.
FRANKFORT. AUG. 29.—This day a—French
Courier from Constantinople, but last from Vienna,
passed through Duilach. He reported, that the Ot..
toman Porte had declared War against Russia ; but,
as the good understanding between these two States
is well known, this repast gains no credit.--(/Hague
Courant.)
HAMutRGtt, AUG. 3t.--The Conferences be-
twee.n Ate Count Du LILL ,and• the Princes of the
House of Bourbon have not taken place at Grodno.
It is believed that the arrival of these Princes is
merely a pretext, and that the journey of Louts
XVIII. and the Duke, of ANCOUL Me to Grodno,
Wilna, and Mitteau, has' a very different ()Ned in
view. Psobably the Princes of Bourbon may go
to Russia ; but that they will remain there is not
certain. The Countess of LILLE, and the Dutchess
of ANGOUL EKE, remain still at Warsaw ; as to the
Count Ds Ltit.d, we are assured that he has left
Grodno; but where he is gone nobody knows for
certain.—(Schiedam Courant, Sept. 6.) . .

Letters fr►►m Hanover of the 28th state, that the
French Army in the Electorate will soon undertake
anExpedition, but where is not known, thOugh
some pretend Hamburgh, others Holstein, others'
again, that Swedish Pomerania is their destination ;
alt the French Troops at D.►nnenberg, Hilzacker,
Lackow, \Yastrow, and Blekede, have been ordered•
to encamp near Lunenburgh.