The Sun.
London, England, 1814-06-03 00:00:00

DUCHESS OF YORK

Petticoat of white satin, with a wreath of gold lilies, co-
vered with drapery of gold lama, richly embroidered in stars,
wreathed with lilies to correspond with the petticoat ; train
of royal purple, trimmed -with. rich gold fringe, the •body
ornamented with a profusion of diamonds and topaz.
PRINCESS SOPHIA OF GLOUCESTER, -
Wore a pink satin dress, richly embroidered with silver.
DUCHESS OF OLDENBURGH..
Body and train .of black satin. trionned with twenty yards.
of broad gold lace. Head-dress, a la Greepe,,fully orna-
mented with diamonds.
•
PRINCESS CASTELCICALA.

Petticoat of white 'satin and patent net, With draperies to
correspond, ornamented with rich blond befcmgytassels, &e.;
rube of blue satin, blond sleeves, the train ornamented with
blond, &c. Head-dress, diamonds and white feathers.

PRINCESS 11.0,FF0.
A dress of pink crape, with handsome blond draperies, or-
namented cord and tassels; robe to correspond. Head-dress,
feathers.

THE PRINCE REGENT.—A Field-Marshal's. uniform.
THE DUKE OF CAMIIRIDGE.-,-Dress uniform, as Co-
lonel of tlie•Second Guards. • .„ , •
_

THE PRINCE_OP ORANGE.—FieId-01 cer of the Royal
Hussars' uniform, 10th Regiment. • •
LORD COMBERNIERE.—FuII dresS General's suit, richly
embroidered in gold. • •
LORD ROWLAND FULL—FuII dress General's suit,
'richly embroidered in gold. .
LORD AR,THIL.I. HILL.—A dress suit to the 10th-- or
Piince Regent's Hussars uniform, richly trimmed with gold
lace.

SIR R. BOROUGH, Bart.—A green-figured velvet suit,
lined with primrose silk, and rich paste buttons. •
NIARQULS,OF WORCESTER.—Uniform lOthßoyal Hus-
sars, or Prince's Regiment.
CAPTAIN GEORGE FITZCLARENCE.--:10th Royal
Hussars. I

LIEirfENANT HENRY FITZCLARENCE.-10th Royal
llusiars.

FRENCII PAPERS..

VIENNA, MAT- 19.—The Archduchess Maria
Louisa is expected the day after to-morrow at
Schonbrnnn, where her Majesty the Empress has
already arrived, and whither the Archdukes and
Archduchesses are on the eve of proceeding.
The Queetr of: Sicily, it is said, will pass the
summer at lletzendorl.

It seems that the German Tyrol is to he restored
to Austria. We know the zealous attachment
which the Tyrolese have, at all times, preserved
for the House of Austria.

The Legislative Body and the Senate will, at
their meeting, Assemble in the Saloon of the for-
mer Body. A deputation of 2511einbcts is ap-;
pointed to receive the King at.the bottom of the
stair-ease. . It is in this memorable'sitting that
the Constitutional Charter will be presented.
If we may be permitted to anticipate the nature
of this act, so important in the destiny of France;
we would say, that it is a new pledge' of- the
whumn and paternal virtues of our -beloved
Monarch. The facts most generally known are,
that the Legislative Authority resides in the King,
the. House of Peers (la C'hambre des Pairs), and
the Representatives of the Commons (Deputes deS
Communs) ; that the King proposes the law.;
that the discussions thereon in the Commons will
be public, but in the Peers secret; thatthe King
possesses the entire executive power, and issues
the regulations for the execution of the laws ;
that the liberty of the Press is recognized, and
the punishment of its offences vested in the Tri-
'bunals of Justice.

THE PEERS TO BE IN THE NOMINATION OF THE
KING, HEREDITARY OR NOT, AS HIS MAJESTY
SHALL DFTERXINE. The Commons to be renewed
by the election of a fifth of their numbers suc-
cessively, as an equal number go out.
The qualificat:on for a Deputy to the Commons
is, the payment of 1000 francs in taxes ; for an
Elector, 300 francs : patrimonial and national pro-
perty to be considceed equal in this respect.

Five Members of the Commons have a right to
propose a law; if admitted by the majority of the
House, it is carried to the House of Peers, and
presented to the King, who re originates the pro-
position.

The Judges irremoveable after their nomination
by the KING.‘ The abolition of all Courts of Ex-
ception, but those of Provosts, if the case requires.
Peers can only be tried by their Peers ; Deputies
of the Commons may be denounced in their own
House, and tried by the Peers. They are pro-
tected from arrest for six weeks before and after
their Session, except in cases of capital offence
(flagrant debt). Ministers accused of treason or
insurrection, are tried by the House of 'Peers.-
411 Frenchmen are eligible to all offices.

To-morrow these articles will be ltuown to all
France.—(Journal des Debats).

On the 19th of May, the Duke of Wellington
passed through St. Jean de Luz, on his return to
Spain. He was received in the most brilliant
manner %with general illuminations.
Frendi prisoners, released from England, ar-
rive daily in Paris.

The obsequies of the _Empress Josephine will be
perforwd on Thursday next.
The Emperor of Austria, the King of Prussia,
antl tte Prince Sovereign. of Holland, dined yes-
terday (the 30th) at the Thuilleries.
FRANKFORT, MAY 25.—The Polish General

Dominowski passed this place to-day, with matri
Officers. of his corps; lie came from Paris, on his
route-to Warsaw. The poii,b troops ~,ere also to

nu :mil in three columns into their own country.
STRASSURGIT, MAY 26.----The city
situated between Vissemburgi and Landau, an 4
already occtt-
many neighbouring communes, are
Pied by the Allied troops, .because the district of
to Franed
Bergzabern was not definitively united
t
on the lstof ..lanuary, 179:. b t • luive gr"
„It j If Ns 'e
hopes that the district bordering -On' the d'-'Y'r.t.'
ofßergzabern,
event of the Lower Rhine will be finaliy test"
to France, and also that our frontiers Will etetj
from that to the line of Spvnbach. ' _ . .

: .
BULLETIN OF TtiE lIEALT}A OF. I.tionsl 011•
cOE
....
'MoNstEun has passed a tranquil night—hi pulse is ,
the yellow-tinge has disappeared, excepting alout bis c;‘,
He is in a state of convalescence.—Paris, May sO, 1814: did
The Count of Blacai,. Grand Master of
'Wardrobe,- is nominated Minister. of the g
Household. ~ .
Qta eir
M. de laßcsnardiere, late Counsellor' of ''-tbe
in quality of Director of Political Worl's' t°

Minister of Foreign Affairs. - •
re
M. le Baron Reinhard, in quality of P';' -ctor "'
Chancery, in the same Administration. joie"
We are assured that the opening of the
to'
lative Body, which was to have taken in3c-
worr ow, , is adjourned to SatUrday.---(Gazel-i
e
France). •
csio
•. This morping, at nine o'clock, all the
env
troops which are in Paris, and the Ir(e)1:'
marched from the barrier of the Champs"°Ysri
and Were drawn up in the order in tyhl
bet •
left
came upon
,the ground, in the road, on t
band, which leads to Boulogne and Nanterre oi"
The line reached a great way. Officers 311('
f the
diers were in grand parade. The middle
road was excluSively reserved for the nwve'lleL3i
of troops, and to horsemen ; the r'b--f t
walk was preserved for the accommodation ° ic
promenaders and the curious. Never has "c
been so great a number—most all the Ir",r-'1;
foot and horseback, and in carriages and csl'd'ic'
who promenaded from Longcbamps. of
At noon their Majesties the Emperors of ft`i
cc
Austria, and King of Prussia, the French I",cd,
the Foreign Princes who are at Paris, aPP'3'
a the
accompanied by their Staff, and commeoce

Review. s
The weather was beautiful, and [fuzz(' oe
e
mingled with " Live the Emperors otr
Princes l" it would be difficult to eojoi
and more imposing Military Spectacle. to
It is said that this Review is preparatory
It
departure of the troops ; fact, of
• cot'
o'clock in the afternoon, many regil''
Ryssian infantry left Paris..
an,

A great number (lithe Allied Troops-'"B". 04
those who formed the-garrison. of Paris, rhotircil
cantoned in the environs., will be put
to-motroir and the day after; the retnainde'r

depart in the different days of the w k
ec • ter
The Minister of Finance had the honour /of
terday presenting to the Kingthe SPecinicll: t 1
the new Coinage, stamped with the Ilea'•°
P •
Majesty
the King, who appeared ,atisue-
r3l)')
the resemblance of his Portrait; and the catq
P
sition on the reverse. Orders have beet' grve
proceed with the Coinage, and without 'were
sit'thit.scknolottr.nilighltspoinclecespioefeegsolod wffilve li•an° rod
ll be n ctir.
tl
next week. er(ll'
The. decimal division, acknowledged by 3i ,ot
writers. as the most convenient for somtncrc:c%fil
for all exchanges, has been adopted, l'4
maintain the certainty, that nothine., b°
changed in the value the pieces which
sent successively into circulation. e ,vere
The piece of five francs, of which thet,l,thei
coined yesterday many thousands, preseilt,o-d
one side the bust of the King, the hair cal.' boil
tied behind with a ribbon ; the legelld, ,e. 14
" Louis Roi de France." The 'eficas
represents .an escutcheon, containing
de-lis, surmounted with a crown, and pit'ecc itte°
two branches of olive. Above the arms are thd
these words—" Piece de 5 francs, 1g1,1.' '''rcte"
edge is engraved this device, dear to the •
" Donrzne .atrtirn foe regent." r
The late tmpress Josephine was born I''
tinique, 9th
June, 1763. Her name was, ,to
well known, Tacher de la Pagerie. She
France, where she married Count de ne"ifr:lo!
Member of the Constituent Assembly er 0;
de Camp of the Army of t)le King, iii"s•
War,. and who perished on the seallUld
. Madame deßeaubarnois Was a long time io P,solij
In 1797 she married Buonaparte. Afl rplet
who knew. her in adversity, and in her bt't
station, do alike justicß to ,the goodness
ut
utt
Character. • ora-
he
According to news from Germany,
t
&icily of Wurtzbiirg will be certaiolY 'l%lld tt)
se?',
the Bavarian Monarchy, from whence it
rated by the Treaty of Vienna of 1S09•
the nubile
In looking upon all the fronts of
buildings, the initials of 41.•Tapole'''''N' tij;is ferrt
have remarked that Buomparte has
hest Ns
nemis) everywhere. At this dine t ;tier, °I•
work on all- sides to diminish the WW.IIO two°
(a)lfretialedyinttheeryiol:.aoyfe
tohbeliLteortal%tertc!st,hae:i fsrtoigt:tuted
L. surmounted by the Crown of Fra7:o•
PUBLIC FUNDS, MAY 30.
.% fri
3 per Cents. 82 fr.-61 fr. 80 c"---61 fr. 1010; 'd
,Bank.Utions NU, 1312,4410 i I'd' vs 6