The Sun.
London, England, 1807-12-30 00:00:00

FROM THE' FRENCII PAPERS,

\ricers. Not;.-25.-.--47estorday a tolertin inaugus
ration took pLice of the itionunicet ereaed to the
late EMperor slbseser. „11. The Hengatian Guard,'
that of Archers, Bec. aild a battalien of COenediers
,nacre drawn tip in parade upoe the Square. The
Emperor arrived at noon, -accompanied by his dills-
tsiqu's FaMily, the first Functionaries of the court,
and the. Captains of the Guards.' The COurt-scolp-
tor and DireCtor of the Academy of ArtS, Zaostairt,
had'the ltonour of presenting to hi Majesty a superb
edition of the deScription oldie monument. Atter-
wards,en the striking up of all the -bells of the city,
and at the discharge of cannon, the curtain which,
covered the statue was made to fall. The ceremony.
,being over, the troops filed off before his Majesty.
In the evening there was free adfirit,ance at -both
Theatres. His Majesty, to testify his satisfaCtion at
the execution 'of the work, honoured the Artist, M.
Zso suet, with a Patent of Nobility ; presented him
with a golden snuff-box enriched with brilliants,
cot taining a sum, of .10,000 florins, and •granted
him A pension forlife of ;woo florins.
The followieg are, some particulars concerning
the monnmenteeee
Ir is an, equestriart statue, and the figures are in
the Roman coeeme. M. ZAUNER has supposed the
father of his 'country proceeding gently on horse-
back, surrounded by his Subjects, over, whem he
stretches hissproteeling arm. The total height js
five fathoms, three feet eight inches. The head of
the' Emperor is' a perfect reseMblance, and it is
crowned with laurels.
The base of the monument is surrounded by pi-
lasters, connected by a chain of hrenze.
lestetvcx THE Tenor.), Nov, 2a.--The
Bishops of TRENT and Com, have been exiled be..
yond the frontiers of the Bavarian States. Tee,
.first has, retired to Salsboorg, led the second to
Switzerland. They provoked these measures against
themselves, by violating the laws of Bavaria, and
carrying several concerns before the Court of Rome.
The Bishop of, .Barxeer: .had committed the, same
Offence; but .oeirtg at this monent very ill, nothing
has yet been determined upon. ,The absence of
these twe'Preiates hes occasioned no sensation in
Tyrol.
Poszts, Nov. 20ee-The Polish troops stationed in
this town and the environs, took, a tow days since,,
theoath' of fidelity to his Majesty
,FREDEJSICK
GUSTUS, our Serereign, et discharge of artillerr
announced this impressive ceremony, which was
inteaded by crowds of all eheises of people. The
oath of the Officers was received by the General
of. Division DtnitlittOWSKl, and: then of the whole'
army. The Civil ,i‘ethorities had taken the oath
before. • •• .
Deeseesr, -Noe. 23.,--Oar king has, the
journey 'he has just been. Making to Warsiw, re-
ceiVed the most touching proofs' of the attachment,
of his-subjeas. Festivals were heldin every one
of the communes of Lt satin throng's which his
Majesty passed. Even in the New hark of Bran-
deoburgh, the Prussian populace testified. their ve-
neration of him, The King spent a daerest Posen ;
his entrance into Warsaw was, as be deditQ,...wit4-.
out much solemnity. The Chancellor Nuilictioirv:7'
ISK seized this opportunity of engaging etil the at::
fluent to give ',their eid to the wretched, niliabi-,
tanta of th 6 suburbs of Praga, desolated 'in the
last War.
Fortifications: continue to be raised along lb
Vistula, under ;the direatiuns of the French Etigi•;,
neers. At Warsaw, a considerable Arsenal is eel-
leCied, with a numerous artillery, which the Itni=
peror Mti,or.r.or,r presented to the Poles. The
dispositions made by Marshal .DAVOtiST, Comman-
der in Chief of the Ducby of 'Warsaw:, afiurd groat
sAtisfitetioe.

WAlts4kAy, Noy. 30.--His Majesty continues, to
employ himself` in promoting the happiness 'of his
,subjects. ' All those who have remotbitranees. or pe-
titions to, present are received with kindness. In
Address, of the President, on the delivery of
the keys of the town to him, the following passage
was remarked
We .soltatly swear, to • the worthy, Scion of
the, family of 4yt-rriKat4, to emulate in fidelity
and grMittide oar, brethren the Saxons. We will
be faithful subjeos, _as we, have. ever been to our
His Majesty answered, in the Polish language :
Mr. President, take back the keys; I deliver
them over to your fidelity. I rely upon your zeal
'for the felicity of a city where every thing reminds
me of the glory of my ancesiors."

LEAnsrac; PoLAND), Nov. t t,..-It is ob-
served, that the closest relations between France
and Russia are every day forming.. It is said that
three. Russian smile's are to be assemble :I : one at
Memel, one at Bialittock, 160 the thirein the en
virons of Kinainieek. This last will consist of sixty
thousand men.

Travellers who arrive from Russia soy, that re.
cruiting is very strongly carried on through the env.
pine. One man out of 60 men is raised.

BEnrit4, Nov. ff2..4-4 is atinouneed. again tint
the King is about to leave lWelitel for. Konigs-
burgh.

From all the intclligencerwe receive, it appears
that the' Conn of Russia labourS sedulously at a
general Peace, on which the entire evacuation- of
'our country appears to depend.
The Circle of Cotbus suffered under French ex-
ecution, in consequence .of the suin of sixteen
tribusand crowns stilt remaining due. The king
of S.yxotszy, to.,whoM this Circle has fallen, has
pledged himself to the payment .of the arrears, and
orders have been given to remove the execution.
13aast4Aw, Nov. I s.—The following, it pre.
tended, is the military :m0,0,10911 respecting the
coin tun ni ea rib n between Saxony,atO Pau d . The:
tvilitsry road does not pass through Silesia properly,
but through: Croaitu. and Zullschaw, Four thou-
men only are to pass.thruugh at. onetime:—
Prussia 'is to furnish them, free of expence, with
Iddgingand fuel.
,The Allies of .Saxony are to be
co;;:s'4.lered as Saxons. .The three commercial roads
are From Dresden to Warsaw,. by Breslaw
From me,iden.to Posen, by Wien
,and Kalisch ;
;1. Also from' Dresden to Posen, by Sagan and.
Glogau.
The Saxons and Polei are to have the
.free navi-
gation of the Nesze, the Wank., the Oder, mid
the canal cf Frederick. William, as hell as the Übe,: