The Sun.
London, England, 1814-11-28 00:00:00

CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES, Nov. 23.

A great part of the Sitting was occupied re-
specting a Petition brought forward by General
Angier, from the Mayor of Darnae, complaining
of some improper conduct of. M. De Blons (an
Emigrant) at church, during Divine Service, in
calling for the Consecrated ‘Vafer, before it was
presented to the Mayor, according to established
custom.
Several Members thonght this a trifling affair-•-•••A
bagatelle, unworthy the attention of the Cham-
ber. In the result, the complaint WM referred w
the consideAtion of the Government, instead of
that of the Chancellor of France, to report there-
on, as proposed tiy the Gc,lcrul. -
The debate npon the law for the Custom Duties
%vas' restaffed in the course of which it was de-
cided, Oil a division of 195 to 104, that foreign
refined Sugars should be prohibited.
VIENNA, Nov. 13.—The Emperor of Russia and
the King of Prussia are td set out on the 16th to
hunt the chamois,' near Gnawden., Some people
think that this chase will not terminate until it
carries them-to Venice.
It is believed that the Emperor of Russia and
the King of Prussia will depart for Berlin after
the ceremony which is to re-establish the dignity
Of Emperor of Germany in the House of Austria.
If• not unexpectedly postponed, this grand cere-
mony will be celebrated on the 29th
,instatft. The
duties of the new Emperor will be nearly ho-
norary..
The Chief of the Empire will promulgate the,
Declaratiial 'of War—receive prOposals of Peace
—communicate there'• to the General Diet of the.
Empire—and propose to the Assembly all that he
may believe essential to the interests of Germany.

He-will watch over. the Constitution he gives it,

ai:e. will partake their care with the Kings of the
Empire. Those _Monarchs who «ill be proclaim-
ed at the same time as the Emperor, will be pro-
tectors of the Germanic Body.
Germany will be divided into seven principal
branches of natiqns. This division is interesting
in a military point of view for at the head of
each of these _nations will be placed a Monarch,
who will have the disposal of their forces. Two
nations will be subordinate to Austria, two to
•Prussia, one to Bavaria, one to NVurtemburg,.and
the seventh to Hanover.
The hope that the Princes and Counts had con=
ceived of being re-established in their rights and
prerogatives, diminish every day ; but it is- pre-
sumed that they will receive an oiler of places of
Grand Dignitaries near'the future Emperor,. and
be the chief organs of the Kings at the General
Diet, and they Will thereby acquire a credit and
consideration that will indemnity them. in some
measure for what they have lost:
As to the Imperial cities, 'we are assured that.
those which were named by the Register of the

Imperial Diet of 1803, will be preserved. These
cities are Frankfort, Nuremberg, and Augsberg.
Dantzie will pass under the dOininion of the king
of Prussia. .

The discussion of indemnities in Gerinany has
always been a subject of great difficulty. All the
projets have bad numerous opposition. The 'coml.-
'tries along the Rhine are most contested. The
following projet unites the most suffrages;,—the
Meuse to remain the frontiers of Holland ; the
countries between the INleuse and the Rhine to be
ceded to Prussia; the Lower Rhine to Bavaria; and
the southern part and left bank,tothe Grind Duke
of Baden. Mayence and Kehl to become fortresses
of the Empire. The propriety of giving a Chief
to Switzerland appears more neceslary than ever._
This unfortunate country is torn by domestic dis-
sensions, which ought to be terminated.

A report has continued in circulation here se-
veral days, with the same circumstances, and
which still occupies- public attention. It is said
that' Prince Metternic«, after. having received a
courier from Italy, had a long conference with
Lord Castlereagh, and that the Council of, War
subsequently issued orders to three Austrian Ge-
nerals to set out instantly for Padua, where they
would be instructed of their ulterior destination
by Marshal Bellegarde.
,VIENNA, Nov. 13.--=-The Official Gazette has
publislitd the following Ordonnance, issued by
the Agency of Lower Austria :
"'As the ci-devarit jurisdiction of the Jewish Rabbis iverery
where abolished ; and as it has been decreed that Jews shall
for their judicial concerus, apply to the sane authorities as
the Christian subjects of his Majesty; it is hereby ordained,'
that henceforth the use of the Hebrew or Jewish, language
shall no longer obtain, in public judicial or extra judicial.
affairs;. but that the language of the country shall be used in
lieu thereof. And that after the publication of this Decree,
all acts and proceedings couched in the Hchrsw or Jewish
language, shall 'be null end void."—Dated Vienna, 3d NO-
winner 1814. •

PARIS, Nov. 24.---The King, accompanied by
his august Family, honoured the Theatre, Fey-
dcau, last night, with his presence. Such was the
eagerness of the people to' be present, that the
Theatre was beset by a crowd in the morning,
waiting to gain admission.
.There was affixed, on the 19tb inst. at Brussels,
a Proclatuatimi, \Odell had for its object to lessen
the very considerable desertion which prevailed in
the English regiments, and the regiments of the
German Legion. By this • deiertion we are • as-
sured that the English have lost 1600^men.
Two French vessels have arrived at Bourdeaux
from St. Domingo, where they had met with a
very kind reception. They have brought cargoes
of colonial produce of great value.