The Sun.
London, England, 1814-09-24 00:00:00

PRENCH PAPERS.

PARIS, SEPT. 19.—The Duke of Orleans ;ibis ar-
rived at Fontainebleau, and is hourly expected iri
,the 'capital. Het' -Royal Highness the Duelies-S
0; daughter of the late Queen OF Sicily, will re-
main at the Castle of Fontainbleati, until her
mourning dresses are complete

PARIS, SETT. Mortitsztr contains a long
•Official Account of the consecration of the colours
of the different regimentsof the line of the Ist nil;
litary division, Which took .place yesterday in t-he
Champ de Mars. The. ceremony was nearly.simi •
lar to that which took place when .the colours of
the national guards were consecrated.
It may be recollected, that soine English Jotir
nsls concluded from the bald of the house which
the Princess _of, Wales occupied in, Contiato2,ht-
place, that her Royal Highness did not men to re-
turn to Loudon. The Strdsburgir Gazette con-
tains the following answer., to which the residence
of the PrindLss in that city gives an official
Character

" Her Royal Highness continues always in
" possession of her apartments at Kensington
" Palace;:where the officers of her household
." habitually reside, ready to receive her when
." ever she•pleases to return. The house in Con-
naught-place• Was only rented 13* her Royal
" Highness as being• Close to London. -
. CATT3IIO; SEPT. 3.—A shot t tithe ago the Mon-
tenegrins;_ towards the mountains of Rizzano,
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amounted to 3,000. They aff Th
orded atcri:il as-
' sisiance to
.the Austrian divisions against the'
. French'in Dalmatia, It is well known that these
-people live in an independent state tut.leir
tains. They were formerly subjects of the lie
public :of- Venice, against. which .they :rebelled;
and continued in.a state, of -revolt the sartte as
they do now against the Turkish Government.—
It'is-a•Bishop ofibe reformed Greek Church who
Conimands'thest freebooters, and who,had set too
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high a, value Upon his .services under Napoleon;
they were accdrdingly rejected ; and since 'that
period he carried On a war against the French , -so
barbarous, that the prisoners were in danger of
being strangled every, instant.
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MAnetp, SEPT.. 6.—ln pursuance of a Decree
of his Majesty, the Tribune.l of the Rota of the
Apostolic Nuncio Was installed on the 22,1 ult.
•under the Presidence of the Archbishop_Of•Niten,
the `Tape's Nuncio.. Tile, members Afterward,
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waited on tne Aing, on which occasion the Dean
off the Tribunal addressed him as totlows
*utc,7-Nve Imre already celebrated, with ii,expre,Sible
gladness of heart, your Majesty's nappy return td the tilt-tine
of ybut ancestors; but our joy and gratitude know no bounds,
since your august kindness has deigned to re-establish the
tribunal which we re ires-ent. It is nut merely for the advan-
tage which will accrue to us as individuals, but for the be-
nefit which must, result to the state, to rehgiou, 'ail& the
public interest: to the public iatetTst; ,because the e.xiiste:tee
of the tribunal abridges the duration of ecdesiastical' causes,
which were so expensive iind tediOus, 'when it ivasneeessary
to go to 'Rome for a definitive sentence; to religion anti
the state, because our union and relations %title the Supreme •
Head of the Church being consolidated, nothing: dis-
turb our 'adherence to the 'centre of union, zypointcd
by God himself, and out of which there exists no true L'a=
tholic ; because concord between the priesthood tend the i;.o-
vernment being sedure4, the bases of the tranquillity "ail
'safely of-the State can. Ito longer be shaken : for tiic philoso-
phers of the day have obstinately sou;tit to disturb that con-
cord, only the better to. succeed in overthruwittg successively
the altar and the throne: • The pious zeal of your Majesty
hastened to adopt the first necessary measures for arresting
Ihe,evil, by restoring tie holy tribunal of the„faith, that
impregnable bulwark against which all the` (forts of the jut=
pious lire shattered; and now your ;:14jcsty adds new sulyort
to your first resolutions, by restoring the ecclesiastical rota
to its functions, which is an unalturaiile montonent of the
sovereign authority and supreme authority- which belting,
throughout the whole • extypt of the Church, to the Ittimau
Poutil;, who is•its chief." •