The Sun.
London, England, 1814-07-18 00:00:00

CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES.

In the Sitting of the 12th, M. Jadabert entered
upon the details of his proposition relative to the
consolidated duties (droits reunis). After taking
a comparative view of the average produce, of
these duies since 1811, he concluded with moving
an Address to his Majesty, praying that he would

be pleased to command that all the existin,s duties
on liquors, of whatsoever nature, be suppressed ;
and that new duties be imposed on beer, cyder,
and perry, to the amount of 28,219,462 francs.—
His projet on this subject consists of fourteen ar-
ticles, for the regulation of the collection of those
duties thoughout the kingdom ; they include a
new system of duties for wines, the growth of the
kingdom.

COBLENTZ, JULY 7.—This morning, at three
o'clock, we had the happiness of receiving within
our walls the Pacificator of the World, the Em-
peror ALEXANDER. His arrival was announced
by a discharge of 100 pieces of artillery, from the
heights of Elbrenbreitstein. The inhabitants,
without any other impulse than the gratitude of
their hearts, instantiy illuminated their houses.
The Government and ►magistracy also took the ne-
ccssary measures to give all possble eclat to the
reception of the Monarch.
ZURICH, JULY 2.—Switzerland has been in-
vited by the Allied Powers to send Deputies to the
Congress at Vienna, as soon as the Federal Act
and the Constitutions of the several Cantons shall
have been settled. It is feared, however, that
some difficulties may arise: Soleure and Fribourg
have not given their adhesion to the 'Federal Act,
and it is thought they will not.

FRANKFORT, JULY 9.—We expect to-morrow
or this day, their Majesties the Emperor and Em-
press of Russia. They will not stop, but con-
tinue their journey to Weimar.
It has been officially announced, that all the
Austrian troops in Germany have received orders
to return into the Austrian States ; so that all
Germany will be evacuated by the end of this
month. The only corps that ‘vill remain, is that
of General Frimont, which will continue to oc-
cupy its present positions at Mayence and its en-
virons on both sides of the Rhine, until the fate
of the countries shall have been decided.
RANKS OF THE MEI', JULY 6.—Letters from
the North state, that the Prince of Oldenburgh is

to marry the fiess Royal benrnark. fie t 311.1
obtain the Princiality of ithhtein in sok:e're.Pgnty,
but as a Vountry'orthing a }part Of the 'German
.Etni):ire.--(Jourid de Paris.)

All the news Om the IA bank 'of the Rhine
staie, that notwitistanding 411 the ManteuvreS put
in force to render the French . odious. in than
country, the inhabitants in geirteral entertain very
favourable dispositions towards teFresirh,anll arc
discontented at being separated fidm France. These
dispositions are bore particularl''y butellAined in
the bepartments of Mont Tonnerre. and Roer.
The inhabitants of Belg;tim tare annintated with
the same spirit. The troops of the garrison of
Ilatiiburgli were receiVed in the most favourable
mantier by the inhabitants of the left bank of 'the
Rhine. The prisoners of war passing thri ugh
these countries, on their retarn to.Vrance; meet
with the same reeeption.—:—,(Surne
Victor lingoes is appointed Governor of Cayenne.

FRENCH FUNDS

5 per Cents: 65-50.
Actions of the 8ank..... 1090.

1"C11 MAIL.

BRUSSELS, JULY 11;.-Since the return of Lora
Lyn lock, it seems probable that Ent;lAnd will for

'62 present .assist the expence of our army,
which is organizing with 'great success.

A place is making fora line of fortresses -to
cover our country from the Maese to the North
Sea. It is to begin at Namur, and to comprehend
Charleroi, Mons, Tournay, Courtray,
Ypres, and Veurne.
All the Prussian troops, except the sick, have
left the Netherlands.

The Hotel of the Marine Prefecture, untl other
French property at Antwerp, is to be .sold this

week.

The Articles of the Treaty relating to the ma-
gazines, &c. will be immediately executed.
We hope soon to see a Prince among us who is
destined to have in future great influence in our
fate. We are very desii•ous to see the end of the
Provisional Government.

CONSTANTINOPLE, JUNE 10.—The troubles in
Widdin are not yPt settled. Mli Basso, who be-
sieged Pargo, haring withdrawn his troops to
oppose the .Byturbey of Monello, who was op-

proaching with 12,000 men, the people overpower-
ed the weak French garrison, kind hoisted the
English colours, and gave up the place to an
English frigate that was before the port. The
same is said to have happened at Prevesa.
FRANKFORTJUNT, 10.—The Emperor of liuscia,
who has passed throtigh this city, is expected hack
to-morrow, with the Empress, on their way to
Weimar.

SMYRNA, JUNE 2.—The plague continues to
make unheard-of ravages. If is calculated that up
to this day from 20.t0 25,000 persons have died