The Sun.
London, England, 1814-12-15 00:00:00

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P.*\ttii, AlAiesty 'kat apt,cinieti
Couti*eillor of tlitel Dupont, to he the tic-
eessOl' of COUilt Clairol; iii the Committee of
FlitAltee : the lattei aliiididted to the Prefeatiie
of the lthotfe.

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A grand hall was giVtni yest!!rday.t_kt the titan-
'slop of tbe Dnke of Wellingtim.
The Military SeliOnl established tit St. Cyr is
now completely organised ; agreeably to the li.byai
.4DidOnnanee, the Conte Dor mt.Chaninont, Lieu
tenant,GenerAl, is appointed Governor. The bust
of his Majesty was placed in the great hall, with
much military wimp and form. •
Letters of naturalization have been granted to
Marshal Atissena, Counts Vetino and Behicibuck,
and Admiral Verhitell. _ _ _ .

The Nuremberg Gazette of the 3d inst. s;rtys, un-
der date of Vienna, Nov. 29
The Congress has terminated its principal
business to-clay. The Austrian army twill be put
on the peace establishment from the Ist December.
'On the 10th, an Exposee will appear of all the
operations of the Congress. Saxony will cede.
Lusatia. Upper Lusatia will be annexecl to the
dominions of Austria. Prussia will have the Lower
Lusatia, and all the left shore of the Vistula.
Austria will have the environs of Cracow."
VIENNA, Nov. 30.—The Kingvof Bavaria and
Wirtemberg will certainly quit this capital early
next month. On the 10th of December the two
Elope' ors set out for Altinich. The Emperor
of Itussia will visit both Suagard and Carlsruhe
before he returns to his own capital. The 11npe-
rial vitiit to 'Munich %yin be of short duration.—
Alexander will also make but a very short stay
•-either at Sungari! or Carsrulie, because he has
Axed his .solemn or triumphal entry into Wa:saw
fOr Jan. 1, (old stile.). -The report seems likely
to be confirmed, that the Congress will at length,
adopt the status quo of 1802 for the limits of Rus-
,sia and Prussia. The departure of the Sovereigns
will make no d:fferenee as to the Conferences.

MAntuts, Nov. 28.---7-The Government, wishing
to obliterate every trace ut the Cortes, has within
these few days past collected all the Papers in
which the proceedings of that Assembly were
punliShed, and caused theta to be burnt, with all
the ignominious tormalities practised at the Auto-
daj'e !—We are surprised that the new Minister,
C:ivallos, was indifferent 'to this procedure.—
Many attests have lately been made, on the
ground of correspondence t‘sith Spanish refugees
in France.
It appears that the Ex-Ministcr Maeanaz, -tnr-
woi thy the confidence of •his august Master, and
the office entrusted to him,- was. but a titan of
equivocal morals, and whose ignorance and-medio-
crity of taleiii wertvbrought to light by his low
avarice. 'Why 'vs it necessary that the decree of
-the 4th of -May, and the cireahAi• of the 30th of
the same month, by which 25,000 families lost
their security and civil existence, should be signed
by the same whieh had received a docent. of 1000
crowns for an ecclesiastical benefice ? ‘Ve shall
speale no more either ut Mr. Macanaz, or of this
singular process."
HomE, Nov. 21.—1 t appears, that the mission
of Prince Esterbazy to the Neapolitan Court has
been productive of beneficial results. In consee
queue:: of the representations made by his Holi-
ness, the march of a body of 'Neapolitan troops
towards the States of the.Cluirch has been sus-
pended ; and those which now occupy a portion
of•its territories are likely to be soon ‘vithilrawn,
when, the Prince says, the same will be forthwith-
occupietrhy an Austrian force.
The Minister Babilli has received intelligence
from Vienna, that the Pretensions of King Joa-
chim are very unfavourably considered by the Con-
gress. . •
tier Majesty the Queen of Etruria has expressed
her perfect satisfaction at the arrangements adopt-
ed by. the Allied, Powers with respect to her son,
the, young. King, \V hliiS a grandson both sit France
and Spain.
TURIN, Nov. 24.—8 y the perfect amity be-
tween our Court and Vienna, the two Austrian
battalons in our garrison have ceased service. Our
superb regiment of Guards occupied to-day the
post of-honour at the Palace.
• TaiesTF., -Nov. 13.—The transport of the
remains of the French Princemses on bOard the
French frigate La Fleur de Lis, took place yes-
terday with great solemnity. -
FLORENCI.:, Nov. 25.—We are assured that the
Ex-Princess of Lucca, in consetoence of the warm
solicitations of our Grand Duke to the King of
Naples and the Court of Vienna, has succeeded
in retaining in her possession the little State of
Piombino ; but on the express conditiOn that she
shall pay a certain sum to the Uonse of Appiani,
formerly Soverigns of the country. The princi-
pality of Piotnbing,will Ile, governed by the Ex-
princess, and its revenues divided between Ma-
clane Bacciochi and the Marquis of Piomhino.
The Marquis, under the French Government, was
Paymaster of the Treasury at Rome.