The Sun.
London, England, 1814-11-01 00:00:00

HAM.BURGH MAIL.

BtroN‘l-I.IITE.
NUREMBERG, Ocr. I.s.—According to the as-
surances of. two Polish Officers who left Elba
on the. 11th September, and_ whose passports_ arc
countersigned Porto Fcrrajo, September 10, Buo-
naparte seems -to enjoy perfect health. On the
Ist of September, having received dispatches froM
England, he suddenly put a stop to the building of
his palace, which he had hitherto carried on with
great ardour. From an expression let fall by the,
English General.Posser, and several Englishmen,
it_ is conjectured that he will be conveyed-to. En-
gland ; this, irisome measure, confirms the report
that the future residence of Napoleon will be.de,
finitively 'fixed at
_the Congress at Vienna. A
great many Englishmen go to Elba to see him ; he.
is treated.by them with the greatest attention and
respect. The same Officers say, that as theypassed
through Rome, the streets were thronged with the
most motley groups of .1111onks in imaginable,
habits and coloars:., :

It we may believe several-reports from Naples,'
measure 3 are observed to be taken there, quite
privately, which indicate political.changeS. Thus

large quantities of valuables are said to have been
sent to London, &e.

HANOVER, 0c,T..21.7-.Official intelligence was
yesterday received from Count Munster, the Ha-
noverian Minister of State, now at.the Congress
at Vienna, that:Hanover has been there.raiSed 'to.
the yank of a kingdom.
At an entertainment given yesterday by the. ce-.
lehrated General Von Alten, of the tnglish Ger 7
man Legion, who is now here, his' Royal High-
ness the Duke of Cambridgeprepared a toast ofi
account of this event, which is• in every respect:
so interesting to the Hanoverians. Welook•with
impatience for the partictilars-,7 and ivbsether,-'aiiit
in what manner, _Hanover is to
,receive art acces-.
sion. of territory. - • 1 •
FRONTIERS OF NORWAY,' OCT. 18,—The Nor-.
wegiait Diet is put off;(gliery adjotirned ?) to the.
1 lth 'Novembsr; The people or:Norway are- well'
divosed, and it is wished that the -King of awe-,
den may immediately assume the title of King of
Norway.

LETTER FROM VIENNA, OCTOBER 15.
• 4"The-'Declaration contained in the Court Ga-
zette .bas excited great satisfaction among those
who, are better. acquainted with the course of such
affairs.; since all sensible people mast • wish that
the rndst impOrtant conCerns'of all tUrnp. e, and
of Germany in particular, may not be considered
and regulated with precipitation ; but rather in a
methodiCal and solid, if it even shonld be a slower.
Manner.. When - so few have any real informa.2
tion, it cannorbut happen that curiosity raised to
the
.highest pitch must make
.and circulate many
reports ; one that excited yesterday some atten-
tion *Witis,..that Tallcyrand 'would be replaced at
Congress by.another Ambassador from Vrance."
VIENNA, OCT. 17.—1 t is known that the late
'King of Westphalia has deposited a very large
part of his personal property in the house of
brosse, at Trieste. This house having lately par-
chased a. cargo of colonial goods from the Ha-
vanna, has given rise. to an unfounded conjecture
that it was -a spectdation 'Of Jerome's.
A manuscript circulatei here, called Extract of
three:Conferences, which the most' distinguished of
the Ministers now here have, it is said,
_had toge-
ther. ACcording to thiS, ..it should seem that a
great difference of opinions' prevailed ietheni On
many important subjects.
COPENHAGEN,. OCT. 22.---We learn from Nor 7
way, that ..Mr. Peter Anker and Count
.Wedel
Jarlsberg are named Presidents of the 'Diet 'at
Christiania.