The Sun.
London, England, 1804-10-13 00:00:00

FROM THE F/ E!VC II PAPE RS.,

PAR Is, SEPT. 29.—Letters from Hanover, Of
the'22,l.instanr, mention,, that Field Marshal Bs
NADOTTE found himself under the necessity of
arresting several persons of consequence. We are
ignorant of the real motives, of this as of severity,
which some ascribe to the discovery of a corres.
pontlince of a treasonable nature ; whilst others re.
lord the imprisoned persons merely as hostages, re.
sporisible for the contributions due by their Coun-
try, and for the enndi4 of their, Countrymen in
case of a Continental

It is said, that the rrtfea at Antwerp has re-
ceived a Letter from the Minisinr of the Marine
Department, announcing, that the Emperor, on his
return to the Coast, will visit that Cloy, which is
honoured with His Majesty's ratticolAr protettion,
who has declared, that before the twentieth year of
his 'reign, AntWerp should surpass, Amsterdam, and
equal Lnndon in trade, riches, and population..
(Oracle de Brussels.)

As several Schismatie Priests have succeeded
every where, but 'particularly in Brabant, in coiled.
ing congregations of Superititious or disaffeded per.
sons in private Chapels or Churches, confiscated and
sold by the nation, the Prefect of -the Department
Inf the Dyle has addressed to the Sula.Prefeets. and
Mayor's of his Prism:m.lm' the following Letter
" I am,ordered by His Excellency the Minister
of the interior, to inform you, that no public wur.
ship is perMitted in any other buildings but in
those Churches assigned by Government,; and, it is
expressly forbid by the •law of the loth Germinal,
year ten, that any person,' not appertaining to the
Parish, shall exercise the sacerdotal functions. Go.
vernment is-informed that tik, law hi been. often
infringed, and thit abuses are daily committed' Con.
trary to these dispositions. It is beyond a doubt,
that in many Communes, where the for Mer Churches
have been ;suppressed, 9r united with those erected
into Curacies or Chapels of Ease,'refradory Priests,
Schoolmasters, former Chaunters of Parishes, adual.
ly sing the moss, atebtoe all the cffieesc and
tate all the sacerdotal ceremonies. Even some form
processions, perform burials, administer the sacra-
ment of baristn, and receive the dues on these ac-
Counts.. Such ,scandalous pradices' must produce
Many serious ihennveniences, and it is necessary to
restrain them. The' most expeditious and efficient
means to 1)e employed are, to shut all Churches,
Chapels, and Other- buildings, in which permissions
has„ not beenobtained from Government to exercise
the Christian:worship. I give you, in consequence,
the most formal and stria orders, to execute, be.
fore the 28th Fralid,Or, this measure' in your Cons-
mune ;.and to take care, if such abuse' have ex.
isted there, that they be not renewed, in future.
You are immediately to inform me in what manner
this order has been obeyed•and carried into exeau.
tion.

ig Messieurs, the Sub-Ptefeets; are specially
charged to be vigilant in observing' that this 'or'cler
be attietly executed.
(Signet!) *" DOULC ET."

It is supposed that similar Letterl will be written
by the Prefeas of all the other Departments of Bd.
gitim and Flanders, as visil as by those in the. West-
ern Departments, and in the tiativaNt German Pro-
vinces on the left Bank of the Rhine, where the
same evils exist, and req►iite to be suppressed.—(ld.)

As it h supposed that the Emperor will not pass
through his Capital, bus proceed diretily to His
Majesty's Camps on the Coast from the. Banks, of
the,Rhine, both Their Imperial Highnesses,' Prince
and Princess Louts, intend to wait upon His Ma-
jesty at Boulogne, and perhaps remain there until
His Majesty's return from the performance of the
Coronation ceremony at Paris. His Ilighticsi Gene.'
rat BiALIHARNots Will accompany his Sister and
Brother.in.kw. Many consider this not merely as
a family visit,.or a visit of ceremony, but that both
Prince Louts and General illiAtmAxxoti are to
have superior. OomMands' in the li:itpedition against
&gland, which is supposed,' among military men
hers, to be on the eve cdsailing ; whilst others say
that it will not be undertaken 'before the Corona.
don ceremony'sliall have been. perforMed, and that
the world will npt proclaim NAPOLEON the First,
/Ir/taw:ion, before the Imperial Diadem decorates
His Nlajc!Jy as an Everor of* the Frmcb.—(joidi.:
rial dr Paris.)

The Minister of the General Police, Senator
foooksF, has determined, that, in future,,
no inita.
bitant of the French Empire can obtain .a Pass for,
Foreign Countries, without having, previously wait.
eta one month from the day he made
,the deinaml.
The Petitions for Passes are to be presented to the'
Mayor of each Commune, motioning the business
which requires absence from France, with the names,
Christian names, ages, professions, size, the Places
of their bilths-and residences, and of.their tiestina.
Lion. The Mayor is to write his opinion on the
Petitions, _whether Passes are to. he given or not,
and afterwards' send them to the Sub-prefiret,. who,
after giving his'opinion, will forward them to the
,Plefett for his approval or refusal. In the totmer
case, he sends them to the Minister. General of the
Police, who, should his Excellency find nothing
objeaionable, makes wit the Passes, and sends tlar us
to the (Mice of .his Excellency the Minister of the
Foreign Pepartment, whose signature is necessary
to give validity to the Passes. The petitions, as
well as the Passes,, are to be upon stamped paper.
No persons under age can, on any account,, without
the special permission of the Emperor, leave France.
The same formalities .are to be strictly 'observed
with regard to persons of both sexes.', ob'tain a
Pass for travelling in, the Interior, Petitions' must,
in the'trame manner, be presented ; but; if agreed
toy the retitioners will, iii a fortnight or three
weeks, obtain their Passes,. according, to the time
necessary for the Police Agents to be informed con-
cerning-their morality and josirrial de
Path.)