The Sun.
London, England, 1814-11-24 00:00:00

BRUSSELS AND FRANKFORT PAPERS.

Les-Ition.

Letters from Italy announce that General Char-
teler has entered Romagna, probably because
King Joachim, as is affirmed, is also advancing.—
(L'Oracle, Nov. 20.)
FRANKFO RT, Nov. 14.--The Gazette 9f Aix-la-
Chapelle says, " We know for certain that for the
present at least Belgium will not be united to-the

Provinces of Lower au! Middle
Rhine,
or those

Provinces to Belgium."—(Journal de Frankfort,
Nov. 16 )
AUGSBURGH, Nov. 10.—Letters from Vienna
state, that the mystery which has hitherto en-

vetoped the Neg,ociations begiiii to disappeatl.,

The Allied Powers (say these Letters) are strarTly
embarrassed by the Treaties concluded during

the last campaigns.

They are bound by the

Convention with Jonchim, to whom they

have guaranteed the Kingdom of I,,Taples, an

will not renounce it, they are bound to

warts several powerful Princes of ,the Rhenis

Confederation, particularly 'Bavaria, Wurtein

burg, Baden, Hesse, Darmstadt, and Nassau, to
whom they have guaranteed these territories,

and their rights of Sovereignty. The Project
of the German Civilians to establish a system
of unity in the organization of Ger►uany, has been

considered a chimera, and finally rejected. The
Court of Vienna is said to be very desirous of ob-
taining the cession of the country of Glatz, to

unite it to Bohemia ; but Prussia does not seem

much inclined to this cession.—(Journal de la Bel

giurn, Nov. 20.)

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THE SUN.

SOLENT OCAS IJIOERg FALSUM AUDEAT ?

LONDON,
TdURSDAY, NOVEMBER ,23, IEII4.

Three day's French Papers arrived this morn-
ing with accounts from Vienna to the 11th, at
which date the Congress had not been publicly
opened, nor were any of its secret proceedings one
iota better known than they were a month ago.
In this absence of actual intelligence speculation,
as heretofore, usurps the place of information, and
a hundred contradictory rumours pervade the
Paris and German Press. Some of these we
have noticed but they are all very question..

VIENNA, Nov. 7.—There is much talk in this
Capital of the Negociations on foot, the objeCt
of which is, to determine who will definitively
have the kin!.;dotn ofNaples. The ancient House
of the Two Sicilies, and the Court of France, are
decided antagonists of the new King of Naples,
and exert themselves to replace the Crown on the
head of Ferdinand IV. England, on the other
hand, seems to desire that Joachim shall remain ;
and Austria appears to take the fart of Mediator.
Our Court, which is resolved to wait for the
issue of the deliberations of the Congress on
this head, has happily found in the Congress
itself a reason to defer, till after the departure
of the Allied Sovereigns going into mourning for
the Queen of Sicily, since mourning would be in-
compatible with the Fetes to be given'to its illus-
trious guests. This delay puts the Court of Vi-
enna the more at its ease, as it can then pub-
licly announce whether it goes into mourning for
the Queenjof Sicily, as the Court of London has
done for the Queen of Naples and Sicily, like the
Court of France. It, however, cannot be con-
cealed, that our Court is in an embarrassing sin"-
lion in' regard to King Joachim ; on the one
hand, it is too nearly allied by blood to the an-
cient House of Naples and Sicily not to listen to
its just demands ; and, 'onethe other, it has con-
tracted engagements, and concluded Conven-
tions, with King Joachim, made war in Italy
in concert with him against Buonaparte, and
is consequently engaged towards him. Besides,
it could not but be impolitic and very dan-
gerous to renew the war in Italy; and yet this
is must be expected, if an attempt should be
made to force Joachim to quit a throne of which
he has been recognised the lawful possessor by
solemn treaties ; for it is very certain, that arms
alone would be able to
,do this.
Nov. B.—The change operated in Saxony, and
the determinations relative to the left bank of
the Rhine, occasion much bustle in the French