The Sun.
London, England, 1804-04-09 00:00:00

MARCH 20.

to!re-idein the country, in any other manner than
is ;enjoyed by—eshery.foreigner who passes through
it unless he, had .obtained this -perrni,isirin'ibefore,
14 Peace. From the op ration of this 0rd.:m.11960,
His Serene Ele4!toral flighness has only; eXcepted,
by particular and express :reSOih_tions,:.o4' persons
as'could prove,
,by authentic dncuments, that. they •
had obtained their eositie froth 'the list .of • Emi-
grants,. or that: they expeded to obtain • it very
soon ; who, in consequence, were justified-.in l+ re.
fei-ring a reshleike in the neighhourliond •of France
to any other, and who; on the other. !mild,- might
he considered as giving,no cause of inquietude to
the French Gov Nothing disagreeable. or
pfejutiicial having hitherto resplted to •the French
Goverrfment -from these particular permissions,. and
tlie.firench.Charge.dilfritts residing .here haying
`nrer demand4xl a greater, His Electoral Highness
hid • thought...4)l3;ler, COrtfiVilleflee'of the acquisL
min of new territory, which he. made in. December
t XO2, to, suffer all ,foreigners in --general, and the
Erench Emigrants' in- particular, who were in
the Country, to enjoy tacitly, the residence
which - ,been.--permitted them by the former-
Governments; . but, ,at the •same time, he was
firmly resolved to put an end to this c nnivance,
conformable to the first Article of the Treaty of,
Luneville,. as• soon. as-he should learn with certainty
that the residence of any of these personsmight
come suspicious to the French Government, and
thereby dangerous to the tranquillity of the Empire.
The French Government having since reqttmed his
SereneEleCtoral Highness taarr:st certain Emigrants,.
accused of being accomplices in a Conspiracy against
the Constitution of the State, and having, at the
same time, suddenly sent a Military Detachment to
seize these individuals, the case is arrived when his
Serene EleCtoral Highness mast cnn,ider the' French .
Emigrants in his tettitory dangerous to the Iran_
quillity of the Empire in general, and that an objka
of suspicion to the,FrenchGoyernment, anal he i neon..
sequence finds it necessary to renew,in all its latitude,
theformer Ordonnance which forbid 'French
grants to reside in his territory, e,x!•nding-i.t to, all
hii old and new possessions.: and at the same...time re-
ferring mit all the nnlimired or.liniitted perraissinris
of. .residence which may have been granted to the
French Emigrants by the former or present Govern-
ments,. in such a .as tuner 'that all th,,ss who cannot
immediately certify in due form that. tify hav:e_
taine4 their erasure From the List of Emigrants; and
have made StrLtnissinp to the present Gnicernment of
• France,• shall immediately quit the-Country, or • if
they will not depart voluntarilyohall be se-'t-out of
the=Bledotal States, within the space-of three times
twenty:lour hirtris-4 'and that with respeCt -to -those
who think'•they are able /61e$itim,,te themselves for
a further. sesidence,..iiasi (10m must besent; ac-
companied with a copy of their legitimation,. to his
Serene Eletiotal Highness, -mho_ wilifinalf.y decide
whether 'tilt'. perrnissipri of:residence. shall he con_
tih6;il:fo..;hem, or:whether they shall in like mn. -
nei•be s.e4“ awaV. All Sqeriors 'at-al tinder
P,
and all oft- " 41t. rest Communes, . lcors..of, Po-
lice, shall be personally Answerable for the 'mid
execution of this Ordonnance: • • •
" Give?, in our Veliorai Pxivy Coulicil,carlsruhe,
March - 16,- 1804::":

~HAGUE, MARtfi 24.

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General IVr.....tvtortr, who lately a'rriyedhere, set
out again the day before yesterday, with General
DtI24ONCEAtIi for ilariem, where, he Will review a
corps of 4.,000 men. In twelve days he is ex-
,peeted back again .from a further journey of in-
spetlion-: which he will make during the revic.w, by
General'lVlAßNtotsrr, cf6„000 Arnhcitn
a powder wagg:t. blew up, by which several of
the Baravian cannoneers were,hadly 'wounded. ,

On the 18:11, in the morning, the 'Engli'sh took,
near .Zieouckz,:e, three ships, one of which tvas
laden with soo. sacks of wheat, and another had
8000 florins in money on 'board. • •
Wei."'. Capelle has. been cannonaded, some time, by
the English.

:B HTPAT,, APRIL S.

THR PRINCE-, nn Tuesday, after a long prome_
nacre on the Stcytte, became an equestrian spee.tiitar
at the evening parade of the.Suseit Militia on the.
Level, and seemed highly pleased with the- singu-
, lady advanced state of discipline of the Men; • This
Regiment, through the exerriplary conduei..and per.
severance of their Colonel, L'lrd PELHAM, •is
perhaps, as
,this time,. scarcely inferior. in' knOw.
ledge and execution of their:military datie;t,:to the
most' expert corps' in His Majesty's service: The
Enniskillen Dragoons, on the
_ground by the Bar;
racks, were yesterday reviewed by ;His Royal
Highness; and were honoured-with muchencninittin.
The Artillery at the. Barracks have also been
jed to the Prince'i'inspeftion.

Two Collier Brigs, .Which were Pist. night „tun
ashore for the purpose of unloading their cargOes;
were by the violence. of the tide, beat up, witli",their
broadsi4les to the billows, (luring the night;', Both
at present remain on-their beun'ends on theSirand.,
in the most critical and• dangerous state..