The Sun.
London, England, 1814-10-01 00:00:00

',MEN( II PAPEItS.

NArLES, SEPT. 6.—Yesterday the King Mil-
nmuvrvd in the Champ de Mars a body of 10,000
men, composed of the Royal Guard, and various
regiments of the line..
Letters froth Anci•ua of the 2211 ult. mention,
that the Neapolitan corps %Illicit ,privisionally oc-
cupies three departnients of Southern Italy had
celebrated the fete of the King with great magni-
ficence. The Neapolitan, English, and Aus►rian
vessels which were in the pout had their flags fly-
ing the whole of the day, and contributed to em-
bellish the scene.' •

VIENNA, SEPT:. 19.—Lady Castlereagh arrived
• here yesterday. Besides Mr. Cook, Under Scert-
tary of State for Foreign Affair's, Lord Castlereagh
has with him Messrs. I'lanta, Ward, Merry, Mori-
tagu, and Morier. .
The Dute of Saxe Weimar, the Psrince of
An-
halt Ness, Mr. Edling, Court Marshal of the King.
of Saxony, and Mr. Gersdorf, President of the
Chamber of Saxony, have also arrived here.
BERLIN, SEPT. Is.—Captain' Billow, brother
of our Minister of Finance, has set out front hence
to visit the DuChy of Berg, -and the GoYerninent
of the Lower Rhine. Ile is commissioned to
examine the state of the -manufactures and fabtics
of that Duchy, .as men as those of AiX-la-Cha-
pelle, Vcrvices, &c. This measure .of Govern-
ment is a •demonstrative proof, that. these Pro-
vinces will be united to Prussia, and that the
new acquisitions 'pt Holland will not extend so
for as the Rhine, as some Journals have. pre-
tended.

PARIS, SEPT. 27.—The Duke of Berri, on pass-
ing through Soissobs, on his way to Rheims, ,on
the 2J,d, meant to have, only changed horses,
without stopping ; but an immense concourse of
people collected at the suburb, which had been
almost destroyed by the ravages of war': the
Public Authorities complimented his Royal High-
ness at .the gate •of the city ; and when he ex-
pressed his regret at being unahle to stop, the
Bishop of Soissous replied to him, with tiiiit'feel-
hig. which the Bourbons cannot resist,." Ab! my •
Lord, -do not refuse us this favour', it is so long
since we have seen a Bourbon'." His Royal
Highness, sensible of this proof of affection, con-
sented. to alight at the Episcopal Palace, and.
walked thither'on foot, amidst the acclamations
of the spectators.
The King has granted to M. Frochot, former
Prefect of Paris, dismissed at the time Of Millet's
conspiracy), a pension of 17.,000 -francs, in re- ,
ward for leis services to that city during a thirteen
years' administration.

TOE NEW SHERIFFS.-Yesterday, between 12
and one o'clock, .the Loin MAYOR, Sheriffs, atid
several Aldermen, met at Guildhall, from whence
they went in grand procession to. Blackfriays-
bridge, xvhere they embarked in the City barge
for Westminster, attended by the Vintner's barge,
where they all landed, and walked to the Court of
Exchequer, when the two new Sheriffs were
sworn in before the Chief Baton, as Sheriffs for
London and Middlesex ; after which they re-
turned in the same way before four o'clock, and
went in procession to the London Tavern, where
an elegant (limier was provided, at the expence of
Sheriff LEIGH, according to the usual custom. -
flomimitiEs. rr he RECORDER has given notice
that the -PRINCE REGENT has resolved that the
next toy convicted capitally, shall stiffer the sen-
tence of the law, that it may be a terror to that
dreadful system now going forward, of instructing
young boys to commit felonies; in the hope that
their youth may be an excuse for them.
On Molulay Captain B. of Bintield, Berks., was
expected on a visit to his brother at Windsor. Us
not arriving caused inquiry ; when it was ascer-
tained, that at seven that morning 'he had put a
period to his existence, by shooting himself
through
_the head with a pistol. No cause can
be assigned for the. act. Lie has left:a widow and
sevcraj children.

'Wednesday evening, as Mr. CitLES HYATT was
returning on foot froni.Kiugscote,ltaces, to his
resid-ence at Kingstanley, he was thrown down by
a person on horseback ; and beforelhe could re-
cover himself, a second person rode againts him ;
the horse of the latter fell, and threw his rider.
Mr. H. expired next evening.
At a Common Connell, held 'on Saturday week,
the Freedom'of the City of Cork was unanimously
voted, to be presented in Siver Boxes, suitably
inscribed, to Lord HILL, Sir Enwatto LITTLE-
LIALES, Bart. and Major QCAeral PACK.