The Sun.
London, England, 1814-10-24 00:00:00

CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES.

N. Bedarb brought up a report of the Central
Con-mince, respecting the restitution of the pro-
perty of emigrants. After many remarks, he
proposed the fiAlowing as an amended project of
law on the subject.
Article I. The civil death incurred by the laws oa the emi-
gration is abolished.
Art. 9. Marriages contracted in. foreign countries are valid.
Art. 3. Acts pisSed and rights acquired, previous to the con-
stitutional Charter, founded on the laws of (3,:vernment, re-
lahve to the laws of Government on emigration, are main-
'tained. . . .

Art. 4. All property which has been confiscated on account
f :Ind has not been sold or incorporated with the
ouerty of the State, to be I estored.

The other articles are of no great importarice.
VIENNA, OCT. 9.—Yesterday their Majesties,
prtcr breakfasting with the Allied Sovereigns,
wade parties with them to proceed in open car-
] i4,CS (0, Luxembourg. These august Personages
anntsed themselves for several hours in the gardens
end the adjoining park. They dined together
rbout six-o'clock at the Castle, and in the even-
ing returned to the Imperial Palace.

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The grand ate at Schbenbrimne is fixed for to-
rrorrow ; take place in the Hall of
Aro ,
We hear they will repair on the 20th to °fen,
allege they remain for :4 few days. Tileir ultimate
dtliarture from th;s city will take place about the
end of the month ; ti at of Prussia is ,said to be
fixer! for the 28th. 1 lie Grand Duke Constantine
I:!‘%•Sis is hourly expected.
”I'FICHAGEN, OCT. B.—Prinee 'Christian' will
Away on the 10th for this city, whither

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he will come without delay. Every week a conicr
proceeds from this City for Vienna, where the
peace between Russia and Denwiark will be finally
settled. ft is said tire -first interview between
our Sovereign and the Russian Emperor was a
most cordial and friendly nature.
Timm, JULY 25.—Mirza Abdoul Chan, the
Envoy Extraordinary from Persia, arrived here the
21g.t. lie will'repair to Petersburgh with a nu-
merous
~suite, and carries with him two elephants,
and several fine stallions of the Arabian and. Pe-
rsian breeds, in order to lay them at the feet of his
ajestythe Emperor. M. tie Bl'ischeff, Commander
in Chief in Georgia, gave a magnificent • ft:te to his
Excellency, at which the health of his Per&ian Ma-
jesty was drank amidst salvoes of‘artillery. On the
2,2 d the Tate of her Majesty the Empress was cele-
brated with appropriate pomp, and at which
the Metropolitan lexarque (Vice Emperor), Wai-
laam, assisted with his Clergy in the Cathe-
dral of Sion. The Commander in Chief, the Sub-
Generals, and all the Civil Authorities, were pre-
sent at the ceremony. In the evening a grand
dinner was 'given by the military at the Castle, at
which 'the Persian Ambassador was present ; the
entertainments terminated with a grand illumina-
tion and fire-works.

• BERLIN, OCT. 7.---TheArst corps of the Prus-
sian army have orders to prepare for an initnediate
march. The Officers are persuaded that Saxony
is their destination.

110 ME, OCT. s.—lt is confidently said, that a
Jubilee will be held during the Congress at Vienna,
in all the Churches of the Holy See
GENoA, OCT. 8 —A large English transport ar-
rived in this port yesterday, and from which a
number of troops were landed thl4 day.
We are assured, that the Emperor of Austria
has demanded the evacuation of the yroyinces cif
Urbino, Amone, and Macerata, by the Neapoli-
tan troops, with a view to their 'restoration to the
Holy Sec.