The Sun.
London, England, 1804-10-22 00:00:00

To CORRESPONDENTS.

We ASV, received 'X. Y. Z.'s Letter from Liverpool, upon de
tubjee7 of the Young itoscins. It is It.rillen with obvious good
sense, -stud seems to he a just and candid critique. However, as
ft in a great degree runs counter to all the reports of the Little
Roscius, and as the London Public 'will soon have an cppGrue-
niy of judging for themselves, we think it proper to suspend 16
publication of it.

MAILS.

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THE SUN.

!OLIN QUIS DICIAL FALSUM AUDLAT

L 0 N D 0 N,

MONDAY) OCTOBER 22, 1804.

TH Id Spanish Frigates La Medea and La Clara
(
arrived at Plymouth on Saturday last. After the
anion, the Medusa, Capt. Goat, was dispatched to
the Mediterranean to communicate the event to
Lord NELsor.i,
Two Gottenturgh Mails arrived this morning ;
but the intelligence they bring has been anticipated
by the Papers we have already received.

We are enabled this day to lay before our Rcfa.
ders a Copy of the Ultimatum presented by M.
D'Oostt IL, the Russian Charge d'Affaires, before
he quitted Paris. Thr demands made by Russia
arc prieisely what we stated them to beat the time;
they •are foucded upon the positive stipulation of
Treaties ; but there is no reaori to CXl,t'iq that
BONAPARTE will ever adhere to the conditions of
soy Treaty which it ;nits either his interest or his •
convenience to break.

It i, statt3, in a priv:qc T.s.ttcr hom Hamburg!),

that BOVAPARTE has made overtures to Ru,lia, for
Olt putpose of adjusting the differences that subeist
between France. and P„ussia, and also to effeo, if
possible, a genetal pacification ; ~and to accomplish
this, he proposes that a Congress should he assembled

during the winter, at Hamburgh• But it is said
that, a British Minister is not to he admitted
to the Congress, unless Great Britain consents

to an Armistice in Europe, and to rare the
ade of the French Ports. This is very probably
one of the Many idle rumours that are constantly
circulated upon the Continent. It is not, however,
improbable that BONAPARTE may endeavour to
prevent, or at least to postpone, a rupture with the
Northern Powers, by suggesting the appyintment of
a Congress ; and if the offer be tejetled, he thinks,
perhaps, he will gain credit for a pacific dispirsition,
by hav:ng made the proposition.

Viiecunt MELVILLF and Lord HARRQW.By had
each long.lnterviCw3 with the CI-AANdeLt.oft of the
ExcitiQu eit yesterday, at his huJse in Downing.

street.

n)riid .;‘.7H LV 11, E'l)4s taken up his residence at the
Adniiral( v.

His Anyal Highness the.Duits of SthiSlX ex.
pened:tu return ru town on Thuviday from wey.
mouth.

The Duke of ST. ALBANS arrived in town yes.
6..p..n hii scat in Citinbridgeshite-.

The- .I).ike and Dorcheis of I)iiv.oNsut R It enter.
okra )e,terday a 3eleet party of fliendti to dinner,
at their 'Villa at

A considerable nurnber of Letters reached Town
on SAurday troth Lisbon; coira De.ti.,• One of these,
dared the zgth utr, says, that the Cabinet-of Ma.
(Lid, white it' ‘vas resolved to preserve Pesce, if
possible, with England, was no less decided in its
preparations for war. At Lisbon .the general' npi.
nion was, that the existing differences would be.
amicably adjusted.
The Fortax4Fl,.:nch Privateer arrived at the Isle
of France the 9th of May, with a Very rich prize.
-The Twetienlars are unknown.
The Fleer that sailed from Jamaica the z6th
,of
July. for Great Britain., under convoy of the
Eie,' Plant, Urauiet anti iyomitant, consisted of 8+
as follows :--Fot London 43. Liverpool 18,
Eristol 8, Whitehaven 7, I3ubliu I, Greenock 8,
Leith 3, and Newcastle 2. .
Two cif the Londe i Ships have been taken,. nne
ofthern re.talsen ; three yet tooling. One Liver,
pool ship lost ; the Dublin ship lost ; ; Glasgow
ship lost ; am! I Brisml ship missitt, •
Yesterday the Ircilsvich Tender, commanded by
Lieutenant Cox, conveyed upwards, of ICO
P • ud V
s.ccl Seatn,'rt nuittrocers from the gurertri*,-
ry
of the "'scowl to the Shies kitin4 for S.l At the
Nore,