The Sun.
London, England, 1804-08-04 00:00:00

?ARM, jun' 26.

THe following occurrence is acid to have taken
Hduring the EMPEROltrti journey to Boulogne:
Having arrived at six i'clock in the morning at Ab.
bevbie, from,St. Cloud, to which place he travelled
Without halting, he passed through. that town ; but
-. ht about half a league beyond it, he ordered his car..
*lase to stop •at the door of a mean house in the
commune of Bugny, kept by a man of the name of
VITAMIN/FA, a blacksmith and publican, who
being alarmed at such a train, hid himself in his
Wood house. Flit wife was asked if she had a cow ?
- to which having answered in the affirmative, a silver
Ttorringer was handed to her, and she was ordered to
Milk the cow into it, in duing which ,he gave many •
diverting proofs of her embarrassment. She was
ordered. to boil the milk, and some cofne, which
bring previously prepared, was ro'ked with it. The
gl4rElhok alighted from his cartiage, and a tabte
- end a 4alding chair, which is always carried with
him, Were placed before the door. When' he had
breakfasted lie ordered the master of the house to
be called, who was discovered in his hiding place,
and brought forward, keeping fast 'hold of his hat,
that he was to ;ea to take if. The MA's-
Ilt°4-""*llusice of him, thanked him for the accum.
traoskttion he had given him, and ordered him a pre.
tent: of 60 Imes. M.. neighbour, soon fl•lcked round
binntiaen wi.h hi, c ngatulation..-.-“You have tern
the essPeroe / *hat a &qt." pilau What did he
P" Hi. inn was itol tor the whole day.
On ail, at half vast three, Her MAJESTY the
ztarititss passed throisith sentis, where she stopped
only a few minute,, • lief affability and conde•cen.
lion thattned all those who h.theld her. The respell
that was paid to her by the and Military Au
thorities was accompanied 11), lively and Tepeorti
expessions of the general j Her IVIAJStSTY
deigned to take notice of a beatrilul !hilt: child,
tuba presented her a Petition. Such utn x, cacti_
Incidents rsses a Chaim which embellishes high
station, gives consolation to mi,fortupe, and hinds
all i•ersoos of feeling social order, by inspiring
them with affeetion far those above them.
It is mencioned in letters from Berlin, drat the
system of Neutrality adopted by Prussia has been
ackn,,,Adedgeti by the .c."tarsatolt Of RUSSIA.,
The EfrlrrltOlt was hourly expeCted at Calais
from B .tdogne. On the 331, and the day before,
the Ito were confined to their Barracks, and
*the
Officers were not allow td,to go outside the gates
of the town.

Sotasotits, JULY 24..—Yesterday at half past
three Het Majesty the EtAtititita arrived in this
town, escorted by the Dragoonsol the sec ;nil di.
'vision, who had gond to Vipers-Cott-Teti. to alter
bet. .The Is h and 1150, nr,,g • •ns lit d the streets
ft rrt gate to gate. BAYAQUAY•OIIILLIFk.. LO.
;Poncl Geitta4 of Dtagoi.to., at d tole
Officers ut the. Emote, Genital LncLANcits.• a,il
the Ci I twig of the zi'diVision, writ 1,, nv-et Her
an attention which she seemed In feet,
and kir %licit She thanked them Milli a kindness
end stability peculiar to her. Her arrival was an.
pounced by twen,y.five y u -its of artid rt ; anit she
Was saluted in the tome manner at her depattute.
- The people 'crowded the streets to see her. To
... gratify their curiosity, and to itst,.ct accident's, Her
NIA)ESTY • [tiered her cart 4ge to, go at a walking
race. -The only stay .he made was white she re.
ceived the c..to,iiroents ut the ConatitUttd Autliuri.
ties at the City g,te,
The result t f tie V nes given in the Dvart.
*rentMaineand L. Ire, on the cit•sti n ut the
heritable descent if 11,e Imperial Fatuity, is, that
theft were 33 446 Votes fur it, anti only ten
'ogairrq. it.
he neighlh•urbood f Lynns is much lamed by
trestboppera; the ;lain Brotteaux, ainiost co.
vered wtois them; aid, it is said, that they nave
tenetrate.l ioto the citv.
The Exchange is to he transferred 16 the build.
Inge of the Tlhatte Feydeau.
ANCE's,lltr, JULY 18.--lli.M..jesty the KING
of SW f DEN dill wit return in Carlbtlifle, as We
YNtt,a)- mentioned. That M.IIarCII went first to
A111"6""1"10. and cantioticti his journey from
ce to Wu, •zitirgh.
. ,Ite Qu en Dowager of PaussrA arrived there
Intl ition•ing.
, Letters Vienna, of the 8 11, in! ntion, that
relt Nit • stirs
on wete to leave that City for Boleti.
u,41 IliC 13'11, tslftre they pryposed to drink the
tit,ervits• he zo,h fA„ gust surer which timel
the rk • ps,
1 di"'Y inLelitied to go Into Moravia to review
•
duklle
is trimbued that His Royal Highness Ole Arch..
opot.too, is to be appointed Mutate of
• veto tint
1.,_
very Itiotem ,JuLV 241.—We had yesterday a
Etats Rua its'it'e,:"l Wind at eleven o'clock. '!site
saved, with h'r`"d'elY went down to the beach, and
persims who
t: "wn hands, a number of 13111141).'Y
waves, in wets nigh being swallowed up by the
soupeetaz the
dloowsnomb_e ljpnoPoretusts("tielYteht.teis h.wishoz""i
erteo
y the boisterous waves, he plunged
tossed
into the se,i,
tenger. t a thousba sailor apprized him of his
1.4 d soviet r.etntile it, informing 3iott, that our
.br.
filtstiOUg nigh fallen a victim to this
Flance_ self.devotion, but fortunately fur
The'sot., he " Pr,rsetvecl, horn the danger.
the air, iu'ers and Sailors were affeeted by
'indeed. it may he said, the friendly man.
:ter in which the F.. onijor
to_ remonstrated with the
In
. ou enoc.
avowed tu krevent him frum plung-
g into the sea,
The Eurem
Past. four in 0 oft returned to head quarters at half., Mnrnin Itti ued This
oardycitt: vihisaittewd every part of the shale, give the
• . Cul to mention, It #linotit
' that the Troops, both naval and
tgilitary,,,,ezeeured-them with alacrity. With Weil t'omple before their eyes, it was impototble that
•
• "`Y should nor
•
The English' perce •
was in 4.,twig that. some of our antilla
• attackir thought it wattle moment for
dica,„o,f 'eln• But the cowards were once more
we I ited' in their Ileac' •
tent th,
To
such
terous expettations ; for
..1014€1 t) 66. ire a attuoter tif shells, that they were
then, to In-e short time we. shall hunt
their remotest den, and F shah
4vtolted of 41 the mischief
they hareranco dune to her.be

ST .4DE PIPERS.

IMO'S Irm. THE KING oF PRUSSIA, AND
BONAPARTE.

rtilDa:t.Y, the 15t of February., 1803, the KING
Was infdritleil by M. the Abbe EDGEWORTH, OA
M. the President DE MEYER, who arrived from
Berlin, was charged with a mission to him upon the
part of His Majesty the KING of PRuK.IA. The
objet of this mission was to obtain the renuncia-
tion, full and entire, of the whole House of HOUR.
BUN to the Throne of France, as also to all the Do.
minions which they had possessed. As-the price of
this sacrifice, BONAPARTE would secure to them in.
demnities, and even a brilliant state of
(existence). •
S.ottidiy mornintr, the 26th,i -the KING received
M. the President De MEYER. Alter the assurances
ot tender interest which his PRUssIAN;MAJESTY
felt tttr M. the C• user Da ',IAA and his faintly,
M. the President explained the hulled of his mis.
sit en. " He observed • hat BONAPARTE had not over.
turned the Throne of France ; that lie had had no
part in the horrors of the Revolution ; that he had
put an end to it ; he expatiated upon the good he
had done fur France, and even fur all Europe.
He said, " that the Revolution was consoAated
more by faetions within, than by war without. All
re.attion was impossible, because a want of repose
is wanted every where : every where art felt in.
terests created by it, and incompatible with the re.
turn to the, ancient order of things: religion has
consecrated the new ; the S.vereigns ot Europe
have acknowledged it ; a political system, common
to all natiqns, is on this case ; and the
Kings will maintain it front Conscience, from duty,
and from interest.
" The coobrquence was, that the H-uss ut
BOURBON renal:led withoutaupp. rt, and without
mein. of existence for the future ; because the fa-
vour, which they have received from Russia may
at lead tail the children and successors or the
; that in a few years BothApARTE would
Po I tiger foci an advawage to set LIMO the
Resighation ; that it ss, uhl be m..re wise to take
ativant age of the present moment, seeing their rights
Were pot ye• proscribed, to act honourably, u•etutiy,
and st'cur. It .
" Ustiony, because the first benefit to the family
of the B tut-bons w • old her iirilliahi state (tort). Se.
cures, hecause Prussia, Russia, and the to bet Pow.
ers.ot Ein• Nouid win-an:cc the Trialy.
nouralu, hec.use that t rmily weuld consolidate the
repose ••I Fiance:, anti ot Eurui e, by its sacs )(Ices."
It the most toth:hing tiiillo, and interest could
have I rev ilea! ,ever the liontatr, Over the duty, over
the sentiments, which he rreserved for his Couo-
try, the King would have been shaken.. Without
stopping to discuss the motives which were pre.
sent,tl to him, aid which established his rights far
ft tit Wroketiltig them, as such a step revived his
lives, tar from destroying them, His NIA.) esTY
Weri:
" 1 dU.llOt Confound, Monsieur BONAPA RTE with those
who havt;pret.ctled pint. 1 CbtCeill ills saiour, his Military
taittilts. I for several acts ants
iur tile hothi tilC) have none to any People wall be al-
ways dear au the. but itekieLeivesiiiitisett, it he thinks to in.
duce me to anandon iny rtotts. Far taoui it, he would est.!.
biiit them omiselt, it they could uc que.timed, by the step
whiten Ile ilAti no.v tak.U. l know Slot the intentiotis ot t;ou
respecting any family and nay sell ; buti know the ob!iga.
tunas womb he has Impost(' upon toe, by the rank in whrch
he has pleased that l stiotild be burn. A Constwo, I shall
discharge toes • uatig tions iu.t.i my last .sigh The &seen.
clam ut Sr. Louts, 1 shall least aunt Ins CliarriplC to respect
myseli ever) illltatas. The but:ce.inr ot Fit ',Nets Inc Pirst,
I %%ibis at least to be able to say li.e him, " e batt lest ail
o.otosii..''
IA 'OO • the 28 h, the KING sent to M. the
President. PE Mtv kit, this answer in. writing, sane.
(nffled with the Allow') tit His R.tyal Highness the
Dike 01 ANauuLptds., in these i-rons:
4. With tile palliraNioli of the Ka NC, my nncle, I adhere
with hiwt aol soul to Pie Loptents ur tins Note, •
(Sipco) " LOUIS ANTOINE."
And a letter for .tis Majesty the KING of PM"'
LIA, of hock the co: y toil .ws
- -

" Ills SLAIN& ANO-CHAISTIA:4 MAJESTY,

" I liavz tiido,iit tt my (Loy to give, in writing, my an.
saver u. the ()airs which It has ph:ascii your MAILSTY *0
make to ire, and I rcijoest M. toe President Da Nis vs* to
trails:nit it to too. butl ‘411104 ;UPI to it t'his
letter, in the first plate, to tiaru,k you tur the Lull expres.
sions ot tricuLtsitip for me. winch have ortered M. Ds
NIEY x K to 1144: In MC tisStAtArtiO 01 nt. Mii,tulk, s,,i,usidiy,
deposit in toe bosom. ut )our blAJrsry untie leikaluli,
witch I aid not think proper to to eke to my answer,
"Not only would the present 4tep ot M. IiUsAPARTI
establish toy rii.bts, it it woic su.vessrity, but it farther (C.
yea's his apprehensions, and I CutigtlaUl4L: myself upou.sev..
ing them In so august a.tttats. I know 411 the advaht44o that
I could take ot this 'acknowledgment. but I would rather
maint.no Sllent,C. ti 1 %%WO not 444111/Cll 3i to break tt•
is a resp et word; I 'Oink I owe to a generous Sovereio,
who grams 311 .14Y it+M in his Srrtes. genii mint %f
your AL/City h too wril Anoun for sae rot to dieti.iguilif th
aviigbh its rel.aioNs 411.41, to .Ik.late.
" KinAb; to spare their subjects the norrur4 I,t War, have
yieicte't to smpeitous cit,:thustrtices. Misfortune supports
me. lam atutie. Jr is tor me to maintain the tights ot all,
by never sanctioning • Revolution winch would hatllifEatt:
by oyelthitiwing ',very Throne.
•4 Moubicut BONMPAS/1. may march to glory; he bas
pre:erred the route that traits to celebrity ; but, it ever,
to the voice ot duty, and hi his true interest, tie
should nave courage to.entrust himselt to my word. then 1.
woula are with joy Your N 1 ajesty Imam; a mediator be.
tweet 44, and lion; loyalty as a security ot our reciprocal en.
gaevment s .
,4 I shalt Send (43 I have already done with regard to my
Nephew) to toy brother, and to the other branches of my ta.
fluty, the overture which has ben made to me. Your itia-
jesty may see the ans,ver or my Nephew. I shall lay the
rest Orton: you 33 WWI as i shall have received them.
" I pray Your Atjesty,

ESTV N, so celebrated in theatrical noto.
riety, now of lialf,Moon.street, Piccadilly, was,
lately robbediof a. very valuable ring, with a late
diamond in the'centre, around which was set a
brt of lesser ones. By the indefatigable exertions
of Mr. Justice GRAHAM, assisted by those tesped.
able jewellers, Messrs. RVND-ILL and BRIDGE, of
Ludgate.hill, the large diamond, of which Messrs.
R. and B. had fortunately retained a model, was
last week traced to the shop of a jeweller at the
west end of (he town, who, it appeared on examine
ation, had purchased it front a man who said he had
found it on Ludgate.hill, for zol. a mere trifle in
comparison to its .value. Suspicion falling upon a
man who had recently married one of the maid ser-
vants of the family, he and his wife wire both ap-
prehended, when it appeared that he was the person
that had sold the diamond. Upon searching his'
apartment several articles of Mrs. ElittN'i pr.petir.
were found ; end after a long examination before
Mr. GRAHAM, the .parties were on Saturday cotni,
mitted to Newgate for trial et- the btxt GO Bailer