The Sun.
London, England, 1804-10-30 00:00:00

-The 4)itili7rch Sloop, in company With 'the
Conquest, fell in with and captured, on the 24111
instant, on their passage from Hodicrne to I3re3t,
four Nidtional Gun-brigs, having on board be-
tween sixty and seventy Soldiers. The weather
being very boisterous, they were under the tie.
oessity of sinking two of them, atter taking out
the Soldiers and their Guns. These fresh.water
furs being driVen by the wind out of the protection
of their Batteries, made little or no resistance.

jtJ,T as this 'Paper was about to be put to . Press
the teeriirCti 'Paris Papers to the 23d inst. and some
journals of the 24th, With the exception.
of s me trivial details respeeting the intended Com..
nation, 'the only articles worthy of notice which
they contain are the .
ILYntls, OCT. COtiricr Extraordinary,
who. arrived here last night, has delivered• to th,!.
PreleCt of this Department a Letter from
sz.igneur CardinA FESCI4, Minister Plenipoten.
tiaty . from His Majesty \ the :Emperor of , the
French to the. Ifuly `,-.5),!,e, flitted. Rome, 17th of
OCtoher, and itiiporting 11141 tiii :will
leave lome Pari's on the
.34 of November
n'.:xt. His Holiness' will be accompanied by five
C4dinal fcsOit. He will
have besides in his .retinue four Bithom, :two
Prelates of the First (Vier, four-Prelates chamer.

Laos, there Alrroncri, two Masters of Cercmonies,
two R,rtnitr Princes, Commanean;‘, f',f the Guards
Ni..bles, a Superintendant of the I I /113C1101d, two
St:Tref:dries, a Surgeon, a Physician, Sec.
The number of persons tvho accompany thc
I'o it iitAl the Cardinals'exceed eighty. 'lle journey
will be made in three divisions is the first, in Witich
will be the Cittlioal our Archbishop, 'will prcedc
Ilia ll~°lir;rsg by a day, Whri will himself be rot-
low7.d, aft, r the interval of a day, by ttie third
tii:/kion, conformably to the intentions of lilt Im-
.
PliaA-I.olice,s, on his .Pgrlge
thtough tint: City, will be lodgcd in the Archi:epit..!
cop,il •

MSC , OCT. • 'l9.—As the projeaed reform
roltdreA that every thing should be maturely
wdight.tl bef,re we prot:eed ,to the introdattion
of a new order of thingi, we'learn tbat no
chat ge will be made in the present Constitution
bdore the return of M. Sc /I I ?AM NNI NdIC fro ,n
PariS, where he will be presect at the Coronation,
n(I !lave 3 viersoll3l C nfe rcnce with the Etwetut
'NAPOLEON, 011 billjens of the greatest importance
to the tufty( sty of this Republic. • •

A Mort,ivg Paper has thought proper to reviv.t►
its revort aat Lord NELsoN has solicited rums.
.tr.n ro retire ft.( to the on the ground of
\V ct,nttacli6cti this report when it was
first Nhricarrd, and w again assure our Readers,
0,4 E tLege is nut a f,yll Ide of truth in it,

Vv't hail not room or opportunity yesterday for
any obsrivations tip:m the Note Teturrlti by the
French Utxrper to the "pit Remonstrances of the
Eurrti aria of Rossiit. Our Readers, however,
mutt have anticipated every r.fillion which most
naturally have been suggested lay a" pe'rus'al 6fthtit
extraordit-qtry ott of diplomatic artificer arro.
puce. it will be seen that the Usurper, instead of
aniwuring the heavy charges which were urged
,gainst him by the Estrfr it K of Rosi,t4, with a
dignified temper' that rendered them still inure
weighty in their operation upon eve() liberal and
enlightened min', contents himself with an eviiiive
silence opLin essential poiots in dispute, awl,
with his usual pitiful cunionip-attarytt io bring
charges itg4iti6.l Russia. At'll*•srftat :tie tirosaaativb
The! tivrs whi,:lt Russia 'ages ;lie f flow