The Sun.
London, England, 1804-05-03 00:00:00

THE 11/CfBURGH MILL.

PARIS, APR / L z6.—The Flag of Truce, La
Louise Cherie,'is arrived at Nantes fram
She had on board toil. French from St. Doming°
among whom were r 36 sick at the time of ertlll'rk'
ing, and they being badly providcd with neces,:ariegi,
107 of them died on the passage.
A few days since a Convoy of Prisoners was c0"1-
veyed to the Isle de Rhe.
APRIL £7.—The FIRST CONSUL receives ever)"
evening at St. Cloud, a report of the examinatios
of the Conspirators. General Molt EAU has now 3
nightly guard in his prison. It is said, that the
FIRST CONSUL. will shortly go to Boulogne froft'
St. Cloud. The report that a battle had taken place
there, is hitherto enfounded.
AMSTERDAM, APRIL 7l.—Private Letters from
Paris contain the following statement
" It is asserted that a Deputation of the Couoctl
of State will shortly present to the Senate the ne!"
Cons:ilium, relative to an hereditary succession to
the family of the Frits-r. CONSUL. The nation d•'-'"
sires that solid systetn to be introduced for the pub'
lic good, and this desire has already been elainlY
expressed Ly several Departments. The fadi),,tue
will thereby be deprived of every hope. It iS °Au'
that on the nomination of the. Emperor of the Gaulsr
or of the French, the Nephew of the FIRST C 0"...
sub, NAPOLEON, the young son of Louts
PAR E, will be provisionell7 appointed iris BONA,.Stg.";
sor, provided the FIRST CONSUL remains withmi
issue ; and that JOSEPH BONAPARTE shall be evel'--
tually appointed guardian to young NAeor.,Fol4l
It is added, that the Commandcries of the Legion°;
Honour and other Officers, will be declared heteu:;
tary ; that the Legislative li)dy and the Tribea's
will he united into one, and that their Mealher
will be divided into three Classes, viz. of pro
prietors, Literati, and Cc'nmercial Men ; thi,
functions to be prolonged ten years. Thus ay'
is certain, that the National wish is directed t° ant
Hereditary Consolidation of the Gaut-rot-tient oftb,;,
great man, to whom France and the quiet ot"
world are so greatly indebted, and we arc now to
await the Official publication of the details."
ANTWERP, APRIL 20.—We are assured that
Admiral TRUCU ET, who has been sent to Brest, t'a,
a-
it in charge, on the first favourable opportuniiY, t
sail for Boulogne, with the Brest Fleet, which b3,l'
got 25,000 land Troops on board, to jlin the
Flotilla of Admiral BRUI X. The Flee: is then t(3
protest our small Craft, and to cruize against the
English, when the Grand Flotilla shall sail ft
Boulogne, with So, to too,ooo men for Englut.,i
Time will shew, what they will be able to cif'
of all this.
HAGUE, APRIL 22.--Thc English, who had, iA
the beginning of this month, taken the Brig Atalarti
by surprize, made, on the 9th and ith inst. simil'
attempts, near the Vlie, upon the Gun-Scat atiftr:
rt,d the Frigate Zrepard ; but their Sloops bet t:1;
discovered in time, they were compelled by
cannon to retreat. More ships are to be stati°°7l
for the defence of the Vile; and, at the desire
r,
General MArtmowr, our Squadron, under ge!.lc?
Admiral K.IKRE,RT, is to sail from the New 13
to the Texel Ads, to secure that anchorage'
ei tee
STocK.HoLm, APRIL I 7.—. We have n°- E,
ceived the reply which Baron EttaßNswA'4•9'tiarf
voy Extraordinary and Minister Pienipoten,. Clro..
from our King, in France, has made to the
lar Note of the French iVlininty• of the 74Ahthe
of
March, as also a subsequent Note referring t°

former.
" CITIZEN MINISTtR, Paris, Mareb 25.. i.
icia
" I have received the Note which your Excelled to ,s
me the honour to send me on the 24th March, relative
conspiracy framed in the interior of France by Mr. Otfiil:o
English Minister at the Eleitoral Court of Bavaria, t° " ge°
Note was annexed a printed Copy of the Grand j udge's ri.
port on this subjeCt, and of other papers pertaining.thCre 01.
" Whilst I hasten to transmit this communication. t°.llll
Court, 1 may before-hand be allowed the honour t° tiasr;a4
you, that his MAJESTY, whose se tiznents of boi' re,
justice are so well known, will always learn with deep re,
gret any enterprize which may transgress the Law 01
dons. Minister, bif
" You do justice to my sentiments, Citizen Coll'
doing me the honour to declare, how much the Figs"( of fp.,
so t. is convinced, on this occasion, of the sentiments -
iplomatic Corps accredited with him. roes
D
_ " I beg you, Citizen Minister, to accept the ass°

&c."