The Sun.
London, England, 1813-12-25 00:00:00

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Itiniered.himself so interesting to 'the whole ne
tion by preserving our- beloved Monarch, and by
contributing to fix our fortunate deStinies, was iin-
'mediately'decor►ted by his Imperial Majesty with
the Order Gi'the Legion of flonour.
The city of Naples.; informed of this event,
wishing tck,-. give the brave man, whose arm has
saved a ,life se, prezious, a brilliant proof of its
esteem, and to perpetuate at the same time the
remembrance of its love, and of its. devotion for
his Majesty, 'has laid at the foot of the throne the
following Address :
" .Sfaz-i—The joy which your Majesty's re-
turn has dif(used,throughout the capital, as well
as the whole. kingdom, rias been for a mo-
ment troubled by the recital of the danger
which yMir Majesty ran when in the heat of
the battle'ro, enemy wished to attempt the
of your 14esty, hitherto spared by fortune
in battle, respected by your enemies themselves,
;, and protected by Divine Providence. The city of
Naples has learned with inexpressible satisfaction;
that you happily triamphed over this danger by
the bravery and fidelity of a cavalier in your Ma-
jesty's suite, named Narcisso. This man, Sire, is
become the object of the national gratitude, and
of our most tender affection. lie merits that Nea-
politans should dispute for the honour of Balling
him their fellow-citizen ; he merits a recompenee
as solemn, as his action has been glorious, and its
• consequences have been important. The Munici-
: pal Body of the City of Naples,' solicited by the
wish of all the people, has had an extraordinary
meeting, and voted, by acclamation and unani-
mously-Ist. That your Majesty be requested to
grant Nureisso the right of citizenship ; 2d, that
there should.he granted him, at the expense of
the city, a house, where he may 6' his abode ;
3d, tint he should have settled on him, and his
legitimate descendants, by the Municipal Corps,
an annual pension of 5,200 lines, exempt from all
deductions. That there should be strnek like-
wise, at the expense of tae Municipal Body, a
medal, to eternalise the memory of so glorious
an acting, as well as the gratitude of Neapolitans.
" May Cod preserve for a long time; for the
happiness of your faithful subjects, the august
prameace of yaw Majesty, and all the Royal
raraily."

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FRANKFORT GAZETTES.

(ORIGINAL.)

RovuEno, Nov. 22.—Actording to accounts
received from Italy, ,Gen. NOGENT, after having
disembarked at the mouth of the Po, entered Fe-
rara on the 13th. Rovigo has been already occu-
pied; Gen. Fourts, who is at Bevilaqua, in
front of Legnano, has taken possession of Bata
on the Adige.
FRANKFORT, Dec. 4....-The King of PRUSSIA
gave a grand dinner Yesterday, at which were
present the Emperors of AUSTRIA and RtyGsi , the
Grand Duchesses M4RV and CATHERINE, the
Dnches3 I.4otstait Or WURTEMBER(i, the Princess
DE LA 'routs and TAXIS, the Elector of Hesse,
and the Dukes of WEIMAR, GOTUA, and COBURG.
An excellent Military Band played during the En-
tertainment, before the Palace.
VIENNA, Nov. 28.—The Emperor has entrusted
the command of the Austrian army in Italy to
Field-Marshal Count
,BELLEGARDE, President of
the Council at War, %ehich office, during his ab-
sence, wiil be occupied by Count IVEXcEscss
COLLORBDO, aided by Baron STIPSIEZ, the Com-
mandant of Transylvania. Patna BRI.LEGARDE
has in consequence departed for the head-quar-
ters of the Emperor, wlfenee he will immediately
proceed to Italy. [His Excellency reached Frank-
fort on the 2d December.]
FaANKEORT, DEC. 3.---Yesterday was distribut-
ed among the. Generals, Officers, and Soldiers of
the Russian army who made the Campaign of last
year, the Medals destined to commemorate their
glorious services. The Medals are of Silver, sus-
pended by blue ribbons, and the same for all.
ranks. On one side, is the eye of Providence, with
the year 1812 ; on the other, in the• Russian lan-
guage, Non nobis, nen nobis, sekl nnmatzi tun.

m t) RG DEC. Q.--The Prince of Ec K •
mum,. (Davoust) returned here yesterday with
9000 men. •

At:owng:4, Dec. ,1.--The Swiss Diet has sup.
pressed theTarif of Trianon, and, in order to de-
fray ;the expenees • of the extraordinarYlevies-for
the maintenance a their neutrality, has impos-
ed, during the continuance of the war, a mode-
rate impost upon coloniargoods. Coffee is charged
it 10 livres per quintal.
BRUNN, Nov. 20.--The French prisoners who
have passed ft.., ugh here from the 15th Septem-
ber to 18th November, consist of three Generals
.01 ThvislGn , (IrAxo, Kitt:lllNß, and BitumAil) ;
the Generals of 'Brig-mit, .Iknoqr.: and GUYOT ;
847 officers, 'end 8780 soldiers. They are verY
sickly, and many are left in the hospitals in their
route. The healthy are marched into Hungary.