The Sun.
London, England, 1814-09-05 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS

AMI4LT ric; rr, AUG. with

c Di4n-.sh Officers vOto nieil i» Noi•n'av,

proceed in a, -Swedish frigate to ,Copenhagen.—Ass
the has been proscribed in Denmark, the Allied
Powers will employ their good ctiei:s haVe the--
Act of Proscription repealed, and his succession
'to the Throne of Denmark. .coniirtntl. 'eientfral

"eotintßenningsen rettuneilliereyesierday..
19.—0 W ftriny is 'alnrut to ht
organizO. to its full Coinpliatent. of
.-tifty-
tiye thduAinil men. We -are asstived that it .will
feirined into tin ee grand divisinils: of whiclh
the
.principal, tinder the :'cOnimaml • 'Of:: 6eite'rdl
Cara4cola, will occupy' the chtiritry "to, ti* Po, as
Was done list war "the two. others

.the one in the'kingdoirt, and the other npon'the
frOntier. His Majesty daily passes the corps in
re,yiew, and appears highly, gratified with their
.flue appearance.
ROME) AUG. 17.—The Magistrates Of this City
have published .an Ordounance; by which. the
Faithful are informed, that all the feasts; &c. are
re. established, as they were observed pl'evious`to
the. annexation Route to the French Empire..
By .a rescript of 10th August, many iMprove-
ments. are .tnide in 'the city, with regard to the
Police,. lighting; cleaning, &c`. , A notifieation
by the Goveroor prohibits the. use of arms, such
as stilettoes, poignards, &C. ; it .also announces
that7he-plaCes called Assylums arc no longer to
protect offenders fro" in the law.
It is thought that the Pope will pass some days
at his residence, .Castle.Gandolpho.
= A number of satires against the re-establish-
ment of the Jesuits continue to' be

COPENIIAGN, AUG. IS.--The Prince Royal has
gained the hearts of the. Norwegians by his mo-
deration. The MiniSters.of the Catholic worship,
with the exception of one 041.4 ,andAtiree Danish
Pastors, have she wn themselves Ministers of Peace,
in bringing back tlie- inhabitants to their duty.—
The soldiers of the troops of the line and of the
landwehr have quitted their ranks in crowds to
return honie - •

It is said that Prince Christian IVill arrive here

. .
in a few days.
General Vandamme has had an audience of the

King of Denmark.

WARSAW, AUG. 15.---The Commissioners named
to digest a New ConStitution for Poland continue
their labours : it is composed of Count M4ase-
with; Ministee of Finauce ; Count Zamoysky.
Senator ; the Counsellors of State Linowsky and
Grabowsky, &c. 116ty Polish Generals have ar-,
rived here ; among_ others, M. de Sierakowslcy,
who had served in the last place, under the orders
of-Kosciusko..

The Corps of the Army of- General Langeron
has passed through Cracow, returning into Russia
it is hoped..that the Poles will recover the Salt-
works of ,

BANKS OF THE ELBE, AVG. 19.—We ICIIIII from

Hamburg!), that many citizens of that City hav-
ing began to repair their demolished houses, the
Russian Commandant informed them that they
ought to suspend their operations; :least that
they should not consent to demolish, at their
on eliarge,their new houses at the first rcqui,-
This disposition has given rise to ru,
moues that -the fortifications of flambtngh will
be preserved,; %vide(' displeases many olthe inha-
bitants. ": • •

SitioU.

RASTADT, AUG, 26.--Wc are assurcA generally,
that Bavaria Will obtain the left bank of the
Rhine to the junction of the Moselle. It is in
contemplation_ to fortify tbe city of Spire, to
oppose tile fortress of Landau.
.TILe Germans still
desire the establishment of other fortresses along
the Rhine, but it will be difficult to meet the very
hel.yy 'expellees equal to. what the Project
necessarily occasion.

NUREMBERG) Avg. 23.—Thev state that the

Ele.eturate of 11eSse 15 divided into tWo parties,
tive Westphalian and the German ; the first, it is
sai:.l, had for some time obtained a great_prepon-
derance in the military, and is particularly fa-
voured by the Prince.

Some Geroidn States continue to complain of
tlie,unecrtaintv of their fate: the result is a sort

ot anarchy. There. are every where pretensions
scrup, and each of these: have protectors.
PARIS, SEVT: I.—The Dnke (h Berr.y. hunted
Yesterday in the Wood. of Boulogne he was tie-
..
-•:(npunied. by the Duke of Ragusa and many
. .
of'distiPcuon, A great number of Eng-
li6h• and rrench I.ci(#lleS folloWed.the chase in open
With the rince a Da-
.,

,~Rr`cl(~

Vy-e. rdif nrEtied,.l hut they are at this time or-
,gPnizing tilh itt,usellold Pt; ()t.AllgOll-
tome, with all the splendour which becomes the
n'at I'l7 11,,hilf:5S Rik gear the Throne:

- . .
.1:1 the sitting of vestesdlo the Chamber of

Peers nilopted the:law 'relative .to the liberty
the press, 'ivith first. is
the suppreiiim of eonsideratfOn ; .the Other two
are of little intp<Lrrtaiice; If King agrees to
these amendments, the law mill be sent back to
the Chamber of Deputies.

• An Address from thebthabitakt of Pnadalonpe
-has been presented to the—King, in answer to
which 'his INlajesty expressed l►is high satisfaction
i►i- seeing them united among the ntrinba of his
children:-'

Many *pit-niter's 'are eiUPloyed in
.
..j.e'storiug the pictures at •.Versailles, wbich have
stitiered 'prodigiously. thing intßeates that
this truly royal habitation will'rettiume pristine
magnificence. .