The Sun.
London, England, 1804-11-26 00:00:00

ment.

THE Hamburgh Moil due on Wednesday last ar.
rived yesterday.
The most important article of intelligence which
it brings is, a Letter from Hamburgh, announcing that
the Austrian Ambassador at Petersburg!' had made at.
rangements for his immediate departure from that Ca.
pital, in consequence, as it is stated,.of the refusal of
the EMP EROR Root to comply 'with the terms of
a Note of Remonstrance presented on the part of
Austria, against the recent occupancy, by the Rut.
sian Forces, of Corfu and other places in the Me.
diterranean, and the formidable reinforcements
continually arriving; there. It is added, that the
EMPEROR of AUSTRIA and BONAPARTE have agreed
upon the partition of Turkey. To assist in the
protecution of which scheme, French Troops are
to he permitted to march through Moravia and
GAllicia. We are inclined to hope that theta is some
mistake in this account, as we can scarcer thick it
probable that Austria would thus become. the -cittpe
oft the crafty policy of the Corsican Usurper
the same time however, -we are well 'aware that it
has long been a favourite objeet with BoNA ',ART a
to excite differences between Russia and Austria, on
account of the proximity of the Forces of the former to
the Mediterranean, and on the alledged pretence of
her designs upon Turkey. If DoNAPAILTE has really
succeeded in this ohjeet, and detached Austria from
her connexion with Russia and. England, we shall
lament it upon her account, but we do not
think that the general cause of Europe will
be so much injortd by this defenion, as at
first sight may appear. If the statement to
which we have alluded be true, k must in.
on a general War on the Conti.,
fallibly bring
nent, in which case we think it highly probable
that Prussia, rather than j 'in Austria, whom she
considers as her natural Enemy, or tamely witness
her aggrandisement, will throw herself into the
arms. of Russia. An important accession ofstrength
would thus bd gained, antl'vie haveAktle doubt that
the united power of Engand and Rul,ssia would be
found amply. sufficient proted the Turkish Em.
pre from the assaults of Austria and France.

The rest of the'news brought by the Mail, which.
will be found in another part of our Paper, is corn.
paratively of little importance. The Epidemical
Fever still cnntinue.4 its ravages at Alicant and Ca.
diz, and oilier parts of the Coast pf Spain ; but
there is reason to hope that it has by this time con.
siderubji abated, if it has not entirely ceased its de.
sttuelive effeds. •

Just Ps our Paper was putting to Press, we re.
ceived the following important Communication from
Flambitrih; dated Nov. 16.

" In the night between the t,ph and tsth, the
French made another attempt to carrry off some
person from the Ddnish Territory on the Bank
of the Elbe, but failed in their design, the
.objeft of their pnrsuit 'having made his esc,v.
it is supposed they, meant to have seized General
SoNTAG, who is in the service 01 England."

ON Fridhy the Channel Fleet, under the Command
of Admiral CORNWA.LL ta, arrived at Torbay ; bur
there is no doubt hut that he will eagerly seize the
first opportunity of resuming his situation off,Brest.

1 tut G4zeite of Saturday contains a Prociama.
dun for the further Prorogation of Parliament to
'Tuesday the tsth of lantiary.

Friday morning. about nine o'clock, His' MA.
,1191-1/ arrived at Windsor frorni(ew'on horseback.
lirs MAJESTY, after dressing in the. uniform of the
Oxford Blues, mounted another horse, and rode with
the Dux rof Citm r Doe into Windsor Great 'Park,
and inspetted the Oxturd Blues, who had for Med a
line on the rising ground near Snow-hill. [lts M.
jIISTY passed the 'line, and the whole afterwarcli
passed kits MAJESTY. A heavy rain comini‘oni
they dick not go through their manmuvres, and were
dismissed by His MitjEsTr, who returned to the
Castle.

His Roy*Ll-Ugliness the Dula of YORK enter.
tained yesterday a large party offashionables at Oat.
lands. •

Their Royal Highnesses the Dux Rs of Cura>i s ft.
LAND and StAS/3C, and a select party, dined yester.
day with his Royal Highness the DUKE of
as his apartments at Kensington palace,,
Lady ALVANLRY and Family are returned to
their house in George.street, Westminster, from
Arden, in Cheshire.

The Marquis and M +fairest/ of 134Tti fvorned
to town yesterday, from ,IfielDuke of POILT,LANo's,
Buistrodd.

Lord MatArtrAt had yesterday a selea dinner
party, at his house at Wimbledon.
The /Marquis of Sni.tcnußY is returne,l from
Aldborough, Sialf4lk, to his seat at fiattieid ; Ws,
Lordship's hold) is much improved.