The Sun.
London, England, 1830-08-14 00:00:00

LtilT Or Tilt ?SEAN WHO WRII,K ABSKNT.

MM. Count d'Antligne, Marquis d'Aragon, Marquis
d'Aaamon, Prince d'Aremberg, Count d'Arjuxon, Duke
d'Aumont, Count d'Autichamp, Prince Duke tie Ilauffre-
moot, Count dts Beaumont, Marshal Duke de Helium),
B.tron de Bournouville. Marquis tie Biron, Duke di Blum,
Marquis de lloisgelin, Viscount de &rad, General Count
de Bourdesoulle, Count de Bourbon-BUsset, Count flout ke,
Count tie Bourmont, Count tie Breteuil, Duke de Brissac,
Marquis de Pastelist), Count du Cayla, Marquis de Chu-
barters, Count de Chabrillan, Count Chabrol de Croussol,
Baron de Charette, Count de Castellux, Viscount de Cha-
teaubriand, Duke de Chevreuse, Count de Choiseul-
Gouffier, Duke de Clermont-Tonnerre, Marquis de Cler-
mont-Tonnerre, Duke de Coigny (indisposed), Marquis
di Coislin, Marshal Duke de Coneglieno, Marquis tie
Cadens, Count de Contedes, Count Cornudet, Duke de
Crillon, Marquis de Croix, Cardinal Prince de Croy,
Duke de Dalherg, Baron de DaMes, Duke do Damas-Crux
(indisposed), Duke Deems, Count Destutt tie Tracy,
Viscount bode de la Brunerie, Duke tie Doudeauville,
Viscount Dubouchage, Count Durfort, Marquis d'Ecque-
villy, Count Einmery, Duke d'Escars, Duke de Feltre,
Count Frayssinous, Bishop of Hermopolis, Count Guilkmi-
not, Duke de Crol d'Havtir, Count d'llunolatein, Marshal
Ceuta Jourdan, Count Florian de Kergorlay, Count de la
Ferronnaye, Duke de la Force, Count de Laforest, Count
tie Lewd., Marquis de Laguiche, Viscount Laiu, Count
4* la Roche-Amon, Baron de Larochefoucauld, Marquis
de la Sure, Cardinal Duke de Lath!, Marquis de Latour du
Pin, Marquis de Latour-Maubourg, Duke de la Trfunoille,
Duke de La/al-Montmorency, Count Lecouteuix de Can-
trleu ; Duke de Large, Duke de Luxembourg, Count de
Lynch, Duke de /Mille, Count de Mailly, Marshal Mar-
quit Mahlon, Count de Marcellue, Count de Marmot
Count Malden de la Redone, Count de Mesoard, Count
di Manbadon, Count de Saints-Mauro Montausier, the
Abbey Duke de Montesquiou, Marquis tie Nieolal, Duke
tie Naiades, Count de Noe, Count d'Orglandes, Marquis
do Pepe, Count Pelet de la Lozere, Count Pere (indis-
posed) ' Marquis de Pdrignon, Duke de Perigord, Prince
Duke de Ant, Duke tie Polignac, Prince Count de
Polignac, Count de Puyeegur, Count de Quiden, Duke
de Baps*, Marquis de Itsstignae, Duke du liohan, Mar-
quis de floettnbo, Duke de Sabres, Viscount de Sainte-
Allure' Marquis de Saint-Maurie, Count de Saint-Priest,
Count de Saint-Roman, Marquis de Saint-Simon, Count
de Sigur (indisposed), Count Denatien de Seetnaisons,
Count de She, Marquis de Talaru, Marquis do Talhouet,
Count de Talleyrand (indisposed), Count tie Ternon (in-
disposed), Duke de Uses, Duke do Valentinoix, Vice-
Admiral Count Verhuell, Marquis de Vibraye, Marquis
tie Vint/trundle, Count tie Vilimanzy (indisposed), Count
de Yoga.
The number of Peers present was 103 ; most of them
wore their costume, with the collar and cuffs embroidered
with flours-delis in gold._, _

The President stated that the absent Peers would have
the opportunity of taking the oath at a future meeting.
.A Member proposed the appointment of a committee to
draw up an address to the King,
The President observed, that such a committee might
be formed by taking that which bad been appointed to draw
up the answer to the speech of the Lir:tenant-General.
This being agreed to, the Chamber adjourned.
CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES....NITTING nv Tun Wm.
At one °Awls the President. took the chair, a .few
Deputies only being present.
The President anuouraced that a proposition relative to
Acme changes in the 4tentling Orders had just been laid
upon the toble.
M. de t3sda made a proposition for a commission to be
appointed to rainrine the plans for rebuilding the Chamber
of Diputits, and the state of`the works, and to report thereon.
A report was presented to tke Chamber upon the elec.
Con of Messis.lle and Magoon by the department of
the Lower Alps.

Tke first bureau being convinced that the secrecy of
vntes had not bees observed, proposed that the elections of
Messrs. Mieulle and Magoon should be annulled.
M. Thomas &dared that there was no department in
which di/selections had been more improperly influenced
ley Ministcre that► the department of the Lower Alps.
The Chimber unanimeuely pronounced the nullity of
the election of M. Mienlie, who immediately withdrew,
Al. Thomas accompanied hint, and appeared to condole
pith him.

election of M. Mignon WAS likewise declared null
and void.

Utters front M. do Catteja, M. linoion, and the Mar-
quis de Cordon*, announcing their reeignation, were read,
anti ordered to be referred to the Minister of the Interior.

The Prosident.—M.loosen has laid s prnpotition on
One ttsb)e. (Several .voices,-." Beall it.") It must he
communicated to the bureaus berm it is read.

14. Etioine......The 'standing orders 1i the boen neeemstrily
obotiohell by the Article of tile new Charter, which giver to
the Chamber the right of proposing !awe.

_ .
M. Thtmenel—The Chamber, in one of it* late sit.
tinge, took into consideration a proposition for erecting a
monument to the brave Perishing who died for their coun-
try. I propose that it be declared that the members of
the Municipal Cominifisiou have deserved well of their
country.
The Presit Charnher bee decided that all pro.
positions 'lipoid tiro be referred to the bureaus.
M. do Martnier,-4 oak for an exception in favour of
the proposition of Al. Deleuert.....f" No, no ! that is ini•
pe**ible.") it concerns the victims of the late events.
These victim* are suffering.—(interruption.)
pruident—l'lle Chamber will proceed to the ballot
for the nomination of its questors.
Al.
.Etienne--I log to observe that the functione of
4,l,stori era defined by numerous artittles in the standing,
orders. These will be changed. I consequently propose
to adjourn the nomination of queetore till after the Cham-
ber shall have modified its standing ordets:'—Seeonded.

The !'reeident--•There is nothing :note on the order of
the dap—Adjourned.

(From Gallynanis Metientgr.)

It has been Co- several illys a subject of discussion,
whether the King would take the name of Philip VII, or
Philip 1., and both were in their turns used in the acela
mations at the lbiyal sitting. There would have been in-
consistency in asseming the latter, at history words six
provhius Kings v the name of Philip. On the other
bead, the people wished to get rid of every tie that would
connect the new dynsety with the ancient feudal lines. To
obviate all the dif iculties. it has been ouggested that the
new King shall be celled Louis Philip 1„ as the Germans
have their Frederick. William.

Oil Monday morning the (trend Chancellor of the Le-
gion of 'Noma transmitted to the Duke de Chartres and
dog Digice de Nemours the insignia of grand grouts of ti,„
order; out these young Princes nobly declined to gee,pt
them, ggying they Lad done nothing to merit n distinction
which was only due to those who had rendered essential
service to the state. . .

Th. (irautl Master of the 84-bounds, and his
tablialmtent are, it is asserted, to be ouppreased, and the
royal chases to be let by swami for the benefit of the state,
A blow, it is said, is to be *truck et monopolies of every
description. A petition spinet the privilege of the Bank
of France was some dap 3so presented to the Lieutenant.
General of the Kingdom, and we understand that another
is on the point of being rent to the King against that of
flan notaries.

It is lathe( in future the public libraries will be open
doring the greeter part of the (lay and the evening, to at-
Ltd sea opprirtilnity to explore their stores to thOie wilt)
eel octopi,' II in the middle of the day.
The Preretrosir ris Lyon contains the following
at It is said that the Lieutenant-General of the Kingdom
4 about to revolt* so am measures which still )(cep wan,' Frenchmenat $ illitt4sos from their country, especially,
that which attchu mb les the men, of the firmly of Napo- ,
leom In title case, the Archhiehop t'ardinel Kull will
resume the adollaistration of I 410Cc414 now usurped ley
If, de Virus."
The aPPohltmeatt of thoisters, it i 4 said, are to lie re-
-4,44 to 80,000 trews, and th-04$ of Ho( Prefect of the
Stine to hO,OOO franca.
The C'ourrisr I.'rerstais of this MOrnilig 1414 Th,
oath tendered at the Chamber of Pore iv act footed ** to
tonetitute a formality void of moos. T "'"*"'" fhlatity to
/be King. What King ? Charles X., Henry
kuis Pitilip 1. 't To tlia Constitutional Charter. IVLiril

In It, few days will be published, in One Vol. Bro.
THE FRENCH REVOLUTION of
The EVENTS which preceded it, and the SCENES by
which it was accompanied.
" Quaque ipse miserrima vidi."—Yntam.
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