The Sun.
London, England, 1804-11-21 00:00:00

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PARIS., Nov, 13.—M. RA ArmtkiAt,, the French
Charge d'Affaires at St. Petertiburgh, atter the depar-
ture of our Ambassador HEDocrviLLE, is arrived
here with the Secretaries of that Legation, Dine.
LOT and PREVOT. At the came time a private Letter
asserts, that Count .MArticorr has fallen into dis.
grace with the Emperor, and has been s'ent to his
cflate• in the country.
. It is asserted, that the Committee of the Senate,
appointed to make up the Lists of Votes for' the Im.
perial Title being Hereditary in the Family of the
present Emperor, as proposed on the t 3th of May
hat, have found that 3,532,329 French Citizens
have voted for it ; which may be deemed the mass
of the Nation► composing the B..dy Politic, since'
the women, minora, servants, poor, sick, and ah-
sentees, make more than Live. sixths of the popula-
tion in all European States. It is also remarked,
that the number is not only greater than that of
the year Eight, which placed, the Gdvernment in
NAPOLILON'S hands, but also exceeds that which
axed it on him for life ; whence it is concluded, that
the confidence and gratitude of the people have also
increased.

Baussr Ls, Nov. 14,—Vesterday afternoon, at
two o'clock, 4. French Cabinet Messenger passed
through this City ; he was followed, •at seven, by
a Prussian Cabinet Messenger, and at eight by
too-tier from the Minister of War. They were,
*l% three going to Berlin.
Hague, Nov. the beginning of this
tyPek a Courier arrived from our. Ambassador,
StisIMMILPINNINCX, at Paris. Since his arrival,
We are informed that the said Envoy will not re.
tern hither till after the Coronation of the EMperor
of the French. •
Two Fshing.hoats from Scheveningen, which
Were taken by the English on Tuesday last, have
been liberated by them.
ROTTERDAM. Nov. r6.—On the arrest and
OtYing off of Sir G SORG a RustaoLo, the British
Minitter..tothe Circle of Lower Saxony, the Sen Ate
6fliamburgh sent the following. Note to the Mi.
meters residing there :
" It is with the deepest regret that the Senate
it obliged to inform your Excellency of an occur-
too which ist in every respell, of a most se.
Pious nature, and which has filled the Senate with
the &atm, sorrow. Last night a detachment of
between two and three hundred French Troops,
landed secretly in the suburb called Hamburger_
Berg, proceeded to the Grindel, and there
rounded the country-house of Sir Gsoact RUM.
tOi.ti, Baronet, Chars,/ d'Afairei hum 1-Its BRI.
'TANNIC MAJESTY to the Circle of Lower Saxony,
keized him, anti carried him, with some of his
!feet., to Hanover. It was impossible for the
Senate to prevent this occurrence, which did not
"me to 'their knowledge till after it had taken
Place; it nciw only remains for there to employ every
means to claim the liberation of Sir GEORGE RUM-
hoLtii and the restoration of his effelis. The Se.
ttii begs your Excellency to be assured they will
,„"Ler no means untried, as far as laysin their power
—t3utalb. that end.

(Signed)
liarthargh, oa. 2S, 1804.
The case of Sir GRORCIL Rumento appears to
hive been attended. with no farther consequences,
NI the AfeN;rear of the !Jib instant, in the Paris
Article, says:—

WiDOWi"

" M. RUMII'LD, English Agent at Hamburg!),
attested within cannon.shot of the advanced posts
!),f the French Army of Hanover, and carded td
rjaris has been liberated, through the proteainn of
tilttilt KING of PRUSSIA, and has been sent to Eng.
KING
by the way of Cherbourg. If the proceedings
;Walt this worthy associate of DR AK E, Sr aNC ER
241111, and TAYLOR, had beets compleied, they
Old have furnished instances as remarkable as
I'O
le of his accomplices."
This (14 the President of the Magistracy of this
CilY recti-y ved the foilowing Letter :
Till GarrssaAL Or lIRIOAD3, ALEXANDER ROUS-
SEAU, CHARGE:D WITH THE COMMAND AND
EUFERINTENDANCE OF THZ COASTS 'AND rears
Or THE MEUSE,

10 1' HI 1.01t13$ Or TIT* MAGISTRACY, FORMING
TN* OUVIIIIINMINT Or THIS CITY Or stoma.
DAM.

" Elul, uwttrr, Relflydam,l24th 01."14116'
48 CINTLENINI IS,) 18°4
" I have the honour to infOrm you, that the Ge.
rt!ral in Chief, having received ,fresh orders from
414 Majesty the Empccor, relative to Commerce,
4nd the extraordinary measures to be adopted•
at kintt England, has charged me to acquaint the
"Lv!rehants, that Shis known to have come from
gland, or the Captains, of which shall declare on
e, :t4 at they Come from Ports, shall be
.
h.l ►he moderation of the-General in Chief made
4Texclode from this measure all colonial produce,
c~Pply the seizure only to prohibited merchan.
hitt he has received orders to seize the whole,
tiliQe% of theoardships if there be any English met-
lodize on b.
r,
feed,u seizure is to take place, and to be cf.
without any exception.or modification.
t" Yet such is his affation, that he has charged
e.! in his Letter of 2 I at Brumaire (t ztlt November),
Inform the Trade, that he will not put this rhea.Lere into execution till after the expiration of four.
I,ll,.ndalta, in order to give the Merchants time to
therl,the in
dispositions for the arrival of
s3nips consigned to them from Embden or other
neutral Port's.
If
the - "quest you, therefore, Gentlemen, to inform
ti 4 Trade of the same immediately, and in the ca.
Wa" y, and to acknowledge the receipt hereof.
1 salute you with particular esteem,
(Signed) . ROUSSEAU."

ttri ntitiCt set of for Bath at five o'clock yeR
lie tar/ niter giving audi,nces to some of !us pa.-
haus'? friendli at Carleton House. We believe His
ant "14httess'a absence will be extreme)), short,
trt~,;"4tl 111: ;Ned is to set that distingutshed ye-
' t ~,