The Sun.
London, England, 1814-10-24 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

PARIS, OCT. 20.—The Emperor Alexander was
a-ked, when he was very young, what Prince he
would most wis'i to' resemble. He answered,
HenrylV. because he red the people of Paris

during the siege of that city.
BRESLAW, OCT. s.—On the 30th September our
five Lodges of Freemasons united to give a f&e to
his Highness the Prince of \Valstaclt. The assem-
bly wits more numerous, as the Country Lodges
sent Deputies.

VIENNA, OCT. 9.—The Biron de Dross 'has in-
vented a carriage which will go without the as-
sistance of horses, and is kept in motion by per-
sons within it. It was tried last year at Baden,
with perfect success, and it was exhibited about
the cud of last year before the Emperor of Russia
at Carlsruhe, who expressed himself highly pleased
with the invention.

It :s geneially believed, that all proceedings of
the Congress will be carried on in_the German

Tongue.

The 13th October is the day on which it is
supposed the Congress will open. •
The interesting work upon the Congress at
' Vienna published at Erlangen by the celebrated
• ProfeisOr Lips, and ‘vhich was On sale in this
capital, has been prohibited under' the severest
penalties, and all the copies sbizeci. This mea-
sure is attributed to the Envoys of several Cotirts
who-are here. .

• It is Said that, the Emperor of Russia and the
King of Prussia will go, on the 25t14 of this mouth,
to Buda. to pay a visit to the Archduke Palatine
of Hungary, and to see the tomb of the Sister• of
the Emperor Alexander.

FRONTIERS AUSTRIA.—The, Sovereigns who
are at Vienna will not stop longsr there :than is
necessary to 'establish the general' principles by
3.vl:ich the future situation of Europe is -to be go-
verned. Their respective Ministers will be charged
with the duty of applying these principles. The
Emperor Alexander will again visit Germany. He
will go to Munich, Stutgard, and Carlsruhe.
After Which he will go by way of Frapconia to
Dresden, and thence to Berlin. The Empress will
go directly to Berlin by way of Prague and
Dresden.

GOTTENGE'N, OCT. 10.—While Spain and Italy
are the prey of disturbances caused by re-action,
every thing here goes on tranquilly. There is no
appearance of disturbance in those provinces
Nchich formerly belonged to the kingdom of
Westphalia or the empire of France.

The re-establishment of the Jesuits has made a
great-noise in Italy, very little in France, and still
less in Germany. Ne rher the Emperor of Rus-
sia nor the King of Bavaria think at present of
re-establishing them.

PARIS, OCT. 19.—The inhabitants of the Corn.
mime of Monnerville, distrirt,of Etampes, in the
department of the Seiuc and Oise, in order to give
to his Majesty proofs of their love and their devo-
tion, bare declared, by unanimous resolution, on
the 9th of September, tliat they renounce all in-
d: amity for their losses sustained in consequence
of the war.

The proceedings relative to the printing and
publication of the memorial of M. Oarnot are
still in trains The author was yesterday heard as
a witness by the Presiding Judge.
Letters from Antwerp sfat, that a great num-
ber of Hessian and Hanoverian troops, all in the
pay of England, are now in that city. The in-
habitants, it appears, are little satisfied with the

conduct of these troops, which they say is very
different frinn the regular .discipline observed by
the French daring their occupatiOn.,