The Sun.
London, England, 1814-06-28 00:00:00

FRENCH PAI'ERS

ratvis, JUNE 24.—The retnaihs of the eldeSt
ton of Louis Buonaparte were removed this morn=
ing from a Chapel of the Metropolitan Church of
Noire Dame to Saint Leu-raveluiy.-
The statue of Buonaparte, which was at the
top of the Column in- Place Vendome, will; it is
said,. be carried as-a trophy to the banks of the
Neva. It is sit present in the care of M. Launay,
whO executed it. In the attempt made to pull it
down, it was very much damaged.
It is positively stated in public, that Count De,
la Chatre, is appointeg Ambassador to the Court
of London ; Adrien de Montmorency, to Ma-
drid ; Ostnond, to Vienna ; the Count de Chois-
, sent Gouffier, to .Conitantinople ; Victor-de Ca-
raman, to Berlin; M. Gouvernay do la. Tour du
Pin, to the Hague.
VIENNA, JUNE 13.—lhe Empress set out for
the Castle of Weinzierl, where the Emperor is
expected this day. His entrance into his capital
will be the most brilliant seen these 500 years .;
that is, since the House of Hapsburg and Lor-
raine occupied the Throne.
MADRID, -JUNE 107—The Duke San Carlos en-
joys the highest favour. His Majesty has added
to his office of Major-domo of the Police, a great
niimber of new prerogatives, including that of
Intendant-General of the domains of the Crown.

'4\TANHEJM, jtiNE.l7.—lii the absence of Ge-
nerals .Bluelier, Yorek, and Bulow, Gen'. Kleist
commands the whole Prussian army on the left
bank of the Rhine The Prussians will occupy
the 'whole Calvary between the Moselle and the
frontiers of Ito/land, until the decision of the
Congress at Vienna.
JUNE o.—The Government of Prince
Repnin..will-Continue until after the publication
of the
,arrangements at Vienna.' We. are assured
that part of our kingdon will be united t.o Prussia,
and' the' remainder restated to our King, except
Tharing;i4 which will be given to
.Skrie-Werinar. The. King- continues at. Berlin
with the Queen and ,the Princes 3 Augusta... Ile
occupies the Royal Palace.

FRENCII FUNDS.
5 pet Cent......... ............. 66 20 c.

THE CARNIVAL.

it is said, that the Grand jubilee; for which
such immense preparations are now making in the
Parks, is to take place upou'tbe REGENT'S Birth-
day. It is his Rap! Highness's intention that every
possible variety of amusement shall he produced '
that may be agreeable to every class of society.—
'The distyibiniou, it is said, is to be, as follows
grand. Fair is to be held in Uyde-park; which,
With the Green-park, is to be thrown open to the
people, and will, in fact, conveniently accorn-
modate the whole 'population of the metropolis
and Its environs. To this Fair all the best shcws
and booths in the country are to be admitted and
placed in the most beautiful and perfect symmetry.
possible. Licences are to be granted to respec-
table Victuallers for the establishment of tempo-
rary buildings for the refreshment of the people.
A Naumachia, or sham naval fight, upon to grand
scale, will be exhibited. 'Dancing tents and. music
will be provided. A balloon will ascend, and the
evening Will close with fire-works on the Terrace
of Kensington Gardens, and another in'the Green.
Park, displayed from a magnificent illuminated
temple, which will undergo various metamor-
phoses. At the same time, St. James's Park, \vitt'
a regatta on the Canal for the clay's amusements,
and a promenade with an encampment will he
open to all persons, who, in. order to avoid A
crowd, may chose to purchase tickets of Amis.-
mission. In this Park also refiestithents will be
provided, and the day will conclude with a Vaux-
hall and firework displayed from a Chinese Bridge
anti Pagoda on ttie Canal. •

The arnuseu.ents in each Park will be of equal
variety and extent, only. differing somewhat in
character.

The whole will, by this arrangement, be visible
to all the people "assembled ; but for the accont-
modation of all, such as wish to avoid a general-
mixture with the crowd litfiy be separated, so that
no disappointinent of any kind can be experienc-'.
ed—no partiality can be coMplained of the
wishes of all Nvill be provided for ; the poor will,
s-thc- 'true spirit of a \rational 'Festival, have
every possible amusement gratis ; the rich --may
purchase the accommodation of .aless occupied
space, while We amusements of all will be.equal,
and' indeed universal; and the. Funil *raised
sale of the tickets (issued Only, be it understood,
'for the accommodation of certain classes) Will be
appropriated to 'some great and benevolent 'endow,-
men:, suited to' the oiccasion,'and commemora.tiv,e
of it.

ROYAL PATRIOTIC CONCERTS.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN.

Stn—l request to inform-the Readers of 'Pak'. wv, that the
appointment of un Opera for the Evening immediately nre-
ceding Lie FIRST PATRIOTIC CONCERT, was th'e 'sole
caus!► or the. Unfinished state of the Orchestral Preparations,
and inevitable delay and derangement of ,the-Performance.
Mote than -double the time to which the -Workmen were can-
fined, was requisite for the erection of a Fabcn; which, not-
withstanding- its incompleteness, astonished tL•e Audience
with its ext ent, grandeur, "and novelty.
- My ideas having, from-this eircumitance, been very i;iper-
fectly executed, the original design of giving Two MAt-i--
NIFICENT CONCERTS in HONOUR of the HEROISM
displayed by the BRITISH ARMS. in SPAIN anu PORTU-
GAL, commence de norn.•-
I3etweeu the Tuesday and Saturday of. the week in which
the Performances will talie place, there wilt not
.be any
Opera. TWO ENTIRE-DAYS, 'therefore, will he allowed
for raisin,: the TRIPLE ORCHESTRA, which will then be
prepared with all it: prnjectcd advautafges, bath. in regard of
scenic effect and musical results.

I hare the honour.; Sir, to remain your's, &v.
T. BUSBY.
Queen Aun-streut, Caventlislrsquare.

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS, 141oNuAr, JUNE 47

Earl Of LIVERPOOL, by command of his
Royal Highness the,,Yritice Regent, presented
certain Papers relative to the article in the Treaty
of Peace ,with the Seven United Provinces, which
respected the African Slave Trade.