The Sun.
London, England, 1814-11-03 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPER

union iu the conferences.

Gerittailv.

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tracing over defevAs.
Oct.'lB.—Countilegarde was yes-
terday at the Theatre of Scala, which was
crowded with spectators. In the tuiddle ,of the
piece some voices were heard in the pit, crying,
” Vire Napoleon I" These clamours at first
turbed the performance, but they were soon
kneed, and his Excellency seemed not to
think any more of it. The criers, however.,

recommenced with more. violence at the t!H-of tlre

third act. The Count de Belk:garde (who hail
been observed giving orders to one of his Aid-de
Camps) got up, and addressing- the Pit, said---
" G:•ntlemen, 1 give you notice that the house
surrounded, and if the authors,of these seditious

cries are not immediately -given•up,.l Own cause
the Boxes to be cleared; and will introduce my

soldiers, who know very well -how to find theth
out,'' Nine of the guilty persons 'were delivered
up, and were shot the same night by torch-light:
This measure rttlier astonished those. who affected
to treat .with indifference those cries which can
henceforth be only considered_as the signal if re•
volt, and toyeeal-the man who was .so. long 't.be
scourge.ofEnrope. •—• . : • -• • -,

VIENNA, OCT.' 19.---Sonte person aitacir great
'importance to the departure of the Dirke Of,
Rocca Ronytua, .Envoy from Naples to the Ena..

peror of Austria. It is known that several.
Powers, among others, England, interests her.
self for: King .Fcrdiiu rind • that that Prince
claims the integrity of his States. He has been
constantly attached to. England, and it is to his-
alliance with England that Le owes the loss of
Naples. • ,

MILAN, • 0CT..20.--Vestertlay, at one o'dock,
the Princess of Wales left•tlris city. for Plaisance,
with a suite .of five carriages, and escorted by a
detachment. of cavalry. Count Bellegarde and
Count Kletaau visited her Royal Highness in
The Princess was pre#ent at a grand
review on the 18th.

morning.

PARIS, °ca. 30.—0 n 28th Atit. his Majesty or-
dered the formation of a Commission composed of
General Officers of Artillery and Engineers, to de.
termine the classification of places of war in the
Xingdotni and their restoration to an efficient

state.

We arc assured from Vienna, that the emperor
of Austria has refused to resume the title of Elm.

.perot of Germany.
7-Itornuaon,' OCT. 21,—The Chevalier Rist,
lately Charge d'Affaires ifrotti Denmark to Ham-

burgh, has gone to Paris upon a particular Mis-
sion from his Sovereign to the King of France.

1 All the Liurgesses assembled here yesterday to

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OCT. 20.-= Nras 4.-01-larked 0.t,;1:0 ein
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talleyrand pre ented the Note in which lie
exprescii himself as becomes' the Reprt-,entative
of a great Power, which feels its (lignity.kind
pisrer, it was at first t•cceived with
a certain tit-
gree of etliness. But reason gained strength by

time, and seem! of the Diploniatis4 found t..4t
it ttaq Founded in the principles :if justice. Since
that time there his been more cordiality and

The number of strangers auginents every byt.
Several who could not find lodgings in the city,
have taken up their residence in the snbutbs.
• The Exchange upon Nugsborg is 251.
There appearS to be no longer any doubt butt
that till Saxon)' will be incorporated with Prussia;
a fragment of Poland will also be united to that
Monarchy. Discnssions are on the lapis with
France, the object of w;lifli is to determine whe-
ther•Mentz shall•or shall not be given to Prussia.
It isliaeved that the negociations relative to
Italy are not far advanced. Prince Eugene (late
Vie-eroy) leads here a very retired life.

PA it IS, OCT. 31.—1 t is said that the Prince Re-
gent of Portoggl has granted to every flag free
trade with the Br;4ziis.

It is stared at Vienna that the Emperor of Aus-
tria dots 'refued to take the title of Einperoi• of

. 1u order to maintain tranquillity on the Conti7
rent, each of the great Powers will keep on ftiot
an Army of 60,000 men.
PARIS, OCT. 30.—1 t is stated7in a ..Tournal•that
an offer has been mule to the Ring of Naples of
the Dui:hies of Ber&t anti Juliet*, on condition
that he Should give up..NapleS. -.The fact is,
thtit -the Counsellor of'State, Baron Sack, go-
verns those two provinces in the• name of his
Soveteign tire King of lrussia, that that Sine-
reign has sent au Enroy to the King of Naples,
and that he is not likely to give up these provinces.
Within thes'e few days there hay.e been offered
for sale several plates, representing the retreat of
the French Army from Moscow, and the various
events of that disastrous campaign. It is needless
to say that these engravings came from tier Many;
ocy good Frenchman would ethploy birliself in Te: