The Sun.
London, England, 1814-10-14 00:00:00

FitC.VCH PAPEAg.

Iggi:IVED THIS MORNING.]

P.V.4."-,) OCT. 11.—The Duchess of Wellington
arriYtti yesterday evening at Pars.
mortal remains of 'Marshal Bessieres and

'Duroc, and the beartfi'of General Lariboissiere
and three otter Generals, which were ptretd•
one of the Chapels under the dome of the Inva-
lids, hare 'been -removed to the vaults 'under the
nave of the Clutrch.f.The Arms of Prance hive
been replaced upon' the grand entrance n 1 the In-
valids, and the cypher of the King piaced On
cad) side.

Yesterday the workmen completed the removal
rif the statue TA General Dessaix from the Place
Victoires. Although this statue was executed
with Very little taste, yet great pains were taken
not to injure it. The Oriental obelisk, which
was beside the statue,has been, removed:, to the
Louvre; the statue has been' deposited in one of
the magazines belonginoo Government.
The finest portion of-the Austrian Army is as-
sembled in a camp near Vienna. ';'They have been
new clothed and equipped on the occasion. •
Very alarming riots have taken place'in the
Hessian City of Marbourgbet %rem:the Students
of the University of that 'City and the Si on
troops. The Officers and Soldiers of a Saxoli-
regiment made an attack, in -.the- open dayl
upon the,Students, and wounded several of them:
The Saxon Commander-in-Chief,•' General Theil•
man, whose headivartirs were at MarboUrg,
. immediately ordered the Grenadiers to „dep'art,
aild promised to give the inhabitants satilaction.
HAMMY/ M, OCT. 2.—Great Britain lifts lately
stet to the Continent large quantities of specie,
partly to pay the Prussian subsidies, and partly to
pay the English and Hanoverian troops on the
Continent. This has occasioned the fall in the
Course of Exchange which has taken place within
this month. While the English Journalists pre-
tend that 'St. Domingo never will return under the
domination of France, we, who have greater
confidence in the power of France, and in the wis-
dom of her King, hope that that important Colony
will again become French.
VIENNA, SEPT. 30.—Yesterday, at five o'clock,
the Emperors and Empresses of Austria and Rus-
sia went in open carriages to take an airing on the
Prater. All the Sovereigns who are at Vienna,
the Archdukes and Archduchesses, all the foreign
Nobility and Ministers, and all the persons be-
longing to the Court of Attstria, followed their
Imperial Majesties. In the evening there were
superb fire-works. The Prince of Schwartzen-
burg is arrived from his estate in Bohemia.
Every thing being ready for the Congress, it is
thought that body will open to-morrow. It will
hold its Sittings in the Secret Chancery. All the
business will be transacted in writing, as verbal
discussions tend to protract the negotiation. It is
generally believed, that when any point or points
shall have been agreed upon, they will be corn.
municated to the public through the medium of
the press. Those difficult points which are likely
to lead to very long discussion, may be discussed
publicly, in order that those who do not belong to
the Assembly may contribute the information they
.possess upon the subject. It is hoped that the
Government Press will daily give the operations
of the Congress.
Yesterday, when Prince Schwartzenberg was
just setting out to pay a visit to the Emperor of
Russia, that Monarch culled upon him.

The Emperors and Kings who are now at
Vienna arc, the Emperors of Austria and Russia,
the Kings of Prussia, Denmark, Bavaria, and
Wurtemhurgh.

The Ministers are, for Austria, Prince Metter-
niih,; for Russia, Count Nesselrotle and Baron
Stein ; for France, Prince Talleyrand Perigord
and the Duke de Dalberg ; for Prussia, Prince
Ilardcnburg ; for Bavaria, Prince Wrede ; for
Wertemberg, Count Winzengerode ; for Spain,
Chevalier Gomez de Labrador ; for Portugal, M.
de Parnth ; for Sicily, M. de Rufo ; for Naples,
the Duke de Campachiaro*.
The course on Augsburgh is 234.
PAats, OCT. 11.—They have began to removi
the orange trees and the shrubs that decorated
the garden of the Thuilkeries during the fine
sea3on.

Au advertisement published at Bourdeaux,
states, that the Spanish refugees (not military),
women and
including- children, shall receive the
same succours with the military. The Spanish
refugee Officers are to be treated like French
Officers of the same rank.

The King has issued an Ordonnance for pro-
moting the instruction of the rising generation in
France.

e How coruri the French Editor to have forgotten Lord
Car.tlereagit and the Elitist) Missisu.—Sus.