The Sun.
London, England, 1814-11-14 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

VitTYA, Ocr. 30.—The Emperor of Austria ar-
rived here yesterday evening in good health.
The Emperor of Russia and the King of Prorssia
are expet,ted this night.

Ile conferences bet weelt the Plenipmentlarics
of the gezat Powers continue to be very active.
We are assured (bat Abe affair of Naples wrvs
yesterday decided in favour of King Ferdinand,
and that some iudeathities are to be given to King
joactiim. It is said that the future, fate of Genoa
creates more difficultrtliart wa4 et first expected.
Tice affairs of Poland are Ascot .yet arranged ; same
of the. .'owors nave very opposite views respecting
that State.

The aggrandizement of the Electorate, now
the ,Kingdom of Hanover, meets with great op-
position from some of the German Princes.
Great -apprehensions ,are to be eotertained rfr
a Soverei;;n who shall be King of' England,
and at the same tine be powerful by land. The
neighbouring Prince' s feel that they must eitl3er
make sacrifices or live in'a state of yierretual dis-
t rust, if Count Monster's projects are realised..
. .
The Elector of Hesse 'Cassel does not conceal his
fears: he has openly protestetlagainst the aggran-
dizement of Hanover.

There is circulated here a manuscript extract Of
the -I'rotocul of three of the Conferences between
the Islenillotentiarie6 tie Great Powers : 'if it
is authentic, these Powers/are very tar from agree-
ing on some very iinpwtant
CASTEL GAUDOL:FO, OCT.27.—The health of
his Holiness, we are liappy to say, is daily
His !fullness labours constantly with
the Illeraloe rs of the d i fere t COO gm gad s . The
departure of M. Dorca foi. Vienna, appears to be
'delayed in tXlrisequeiice, it is supposed, of the
uews brought by the last Courier from Vienna,
which announces that they are not now occu-
pied uhtxtt the affairs of the G 4211124111 WA Italian

PARzs, Nov. 9.-llis 'Majesty went to tbe
Opera on Tue-sday. The moment that it was
known that his Majesty was going, all the Boxes
vreze taken. 'The Hauce was crowded, and evel-y
one of the andionoe s,eetnicl to, vie with each
other in testifying' their attachment to their be-
loved Sivereign.

Letters from Vienna say that the report of the
',divorce of Buonaparte gain's ground.
GEWOA, Ocr. 29.—A part of "the crow of a
vessel called the Anna, zander. Eaglish colours,
matinie4 on the passage from Malaga to 'Naples,
aßcl. savitig either kilted or 1,41b4.1,1.ted the refit of

We , have Brussels Paper to rile 9th, . and
Frankfort to the 7th—the hitter of which, con-
tains the following mysterious, but important pa-
. „.
ragraph, corroborative of a similar report which
is noticed by the French Journals
. "VtudgForr, Nov. 6.—The Chronicle of the
Congress just received, contains the following
front Vienna :—''The excellent MARIA LoutsA,
4,,,trat iu prosperity as hi adversity, •will be sepa-
rated frotn.NAPoLEoN. A great plan icarranging
for her. The residence in the Palace is prepared.
People will he ast-ouished at the result, if it is al-
lowed soon to publish it.. She does not remain
Duchess of Parran.' Frankfort Gazette, Nov. .)

We can form uo idea of the result thus alluded
to. The only matrimonial alliance whiich strikes
us as feasible, is with the Grand Duke CON..
STA.NtIWE..and theli joint elevation to the throne
of Poland. "This would tend to reconcile the
clasking interests of Russia and Austria in that
quarter. We do not suppose that an union with
the Jcing of PROS-CIA can he contemplated, nor
iloes any conjecture mare probahle than that we
have just hazarded occur to our'minds.

The Brussels Papers contain a. very sensible
article on the subject of the. Negociations at
Ghent.

French Papers to the I lth arrived this morn-
ing, nri are only remarkable. for containing (as
ate ttments from Fieniva) accounts of the decision of
the Congress in favour 'of King FERDINAND'S
claim to be reinstated in his Neapolitan domi-
nions, and the allotment of some indemnification
to MURAT. This would he so far just and right.
King FERDINAND is the lawful Sovereign of Na-
ples, and MAIR AT an Usurper, imposed upon that
country by force :and violence. Indemnities, as
they are called, may be given to him, to BEAUMAR-
NOUS, and to otker adherents of BUONAPARTE,
since the latter laps himself been rewarded for
his atrocities, and 'we shall not mach complain of
the expediency. of title compact- Bat we must,
priori, protest the just use of the word. Indemnity
canst mean an ego dent for some actnal and legiti-
mate right which t4e party receiving it possessed.
Now what is the legal title in the thing they
surrender of the persons we have mentioned,
that they should be 'compensated for their loss.
Neither the Ex-Viceroy of ITALY, nor the as-
sumed King of NAPLES,. can spew the slightest
just pretensions to theso dignities, and are no
031: untitled to indemnities for resigning thurn,