The Sun.
London, England, 1814-10-15 00:00:00

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the House of Austria were distributed in the -dif-
ferent .saloons, doing the honours of thent:
...NußEmnEtto, RussiAti 'troops
timt %vent in ,sixouN have eradiated that kingdom
to return into Russia. The i'russian troops that
are to replace thi.iit are nut yet arrived.
Sa'Kon Landwher at present occupy the 'posts.

Several Generals and, either ()dicers who signed
at Address to the Congre'sS, demar.ding the xe-
storation of the King of Saxony, have been ar,-
rested and sent to the fortress of Torgau.. It is
not known positively by whom the order trAs
given.

lire arc still flattere4 with the hope, that we
„shall recover Qur independance
BASIL, OCT. 4.—The Government of Berne has,
at the desire of
,the Ministers of the Foreign
Powers, countermanded the measures of defence
which it had adopted, and the example has been
followed by Argovia,,and the Pays -du .Vaud.

Our. I .—Atnong the numerous group
who were assembled to;day cm the Terrace of the
Thuillerics to see the 'King go to mass, was the
famous Vendenn Heroine-, Itence L'Angevira, wear-
ing the decoration of the L.s.:. The crowd pressed
round leer to hear her conversation, which breath-
ed a military 'frankness. An elderly man, deco-
rated with tlie Cross of St. Louis, .entered Into
Conversation. with her, and asked her what in-
_
&teed her to take up arms " The love of my fa-
ther, my mother, and my King said she. He
afterwards spoke of the long captivity to _which
Ilamaparte had condemned her: I only came out
of prison, said she, on. the I Sth April, and he
acted wisely in confining. me so long, for. I was
very much his enemy. But, added she, with vi-
vacity, let us not speak any more of him. We
have recovered our King, for whom we lost every
thing, and for the retaining of whom we are ready
to sacrifice every thing.

PARIS, OCT. 12.—Letters from Berlin stag,
that the troubles in Norway will . not permit the
Prince Royal of S\veden to go to Vienna. A let-
ter from Bergen of the 2d states, that the public
.foaling in Norway is very unfavourable to the
Swedes ; Generals lliixthansen, Staffeld, am] some
others, are now prisoners at Menxbohn: "The
Diet which WaS to assemble on the 7th October
could not be complete, because the Baillays of
Drentheim and Bergen refuse to Send Deputies. ,

The troubles in the Canton of Tessin are settled,
by a compromise between the inhabitants who had
raised en masse and the troops of the Confedera
tion. The inhabitants of St. Gull are still fighting.

Prince Esterhazy does not till any-deplomatic
character at Naples, but lie had a long private
audience of King Joachim, since, which time it
has been oberved that the countenances of the
Royal Family, have displayed a marked uneasiness.

The Archduchess, Maria Louisa, arrived at
Munich on the 3d October;

The Duke de Berri arrived at Paris yesterday

evenir,g.

It is said that Mrs. ritzberbert was mistaken
for tlie Princess of Wales, who is not at Paris..
Letters from Cassel state that his Electoral
Highness, in order to reward by.soMe mark of.
distinction the eminent .Services performed by in-
dividuals in the late contest for the liberaticy) of
Germany, has instituted the Order of the Iron
Helmet. It is to be composed of two clas:•es,
and to have a Grand Cross. •

Several of the States of Germany are com-
plaining most heavily that bands of malefactors
and vagabonds have been formed in different
places, and that they endanger the public safety.'

The Morning Chronicle pretends tlia_t the Het-
man Platow has entered POJand at the head of
90,000 Cossacks, and that Hamburgh is about to
become a Danish city. Has the Loudon Jour-
nalist then, forgotten that Platow is at Vienna ?
Does he not know, what all Europe knows, that
the independence of Harnburgh Was, guarranteed
by all the Allied Powers months before the.Opcn-
ing of the Congress,?• Has he not read in the
Vienna Official Gazette the annunciation' or the
arrival of M. Cities, as Deputy from the. Fice- City
of Hamburgh?-1t appears that the English Jour-
nalist's memory is occasionally defective.

RASTADT, OCT. 6.—The attachment of the
Saxon Generals Lecocci arid Zeschwig has met
with a bad recompence. It is reported that their
arrest was ordered by the Prussian General Kleist.
It has made a very unfortunate impression in
Saxony. In every part of the kingdom through
which these Officers passed on their to T or-
gap, where they are imprisonad, they .'were
ceived by the people with enthusiasm., General
Thiehnan, who transmitted the AddresS to Ge-
neral Kleict,.did- not sign it. '

PAtus, OcT. I,l.—Scveral Foreign Journals np-