The Sun.
London, England, 1814-06-10 00:00:00

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Sri eoriseqiiehbe of the order or Ccirdinal Peich;
Arehbishtiii of LYoni• Priniate df the Gaiils, a
solemn 're Dkinni tvaS chatinted at Lyons, and
public prayeis offered tip in the Cd.thedral on-
the 30th May, thanking God for the return of
Louis the XVII Ith t

There wat yin earthgtiake t Tarbes; and
throughout the Depaittnent of the Lower
reneesi on the 221 ult.

ALEPPO, DEC. 1, 1813.--Mohanidied Pachti has
reduced the City of Aleppo under die authority'of
the Porte, after it bad for several years groaned
under the tyranny of the Janissaries they;'
however, made us resistance. One man alone,
tamedllbraim Hurbulli, who, for ten Years, pos-
sessed Sovereign Authority in the City, refused
to surrender; but finding -himself deserted by his
friends, he mounted his horse, and endeavoured to
escape. lie was, however, overtaken, and brought
to the Pacha's camp, where, after being tortured
very severely, to make him discover where his
treasure was, he was pat to death.
CHAMBER OP THE DEPUTIES, JUNE 6.
At twelve o'clock the, Chamber met, under the
.presidcnce of At Felix Falcon. After some pre-
liminary business; the Chamber ordered that the
ConstitutionalCuarter should be printed, and dis-
tributed among the Members.

A Committee of six Members was to prepare a
Furl upon the subject of their Orders, the De-
liberation of their Chethber, end intercourse
with the other Chamber. It was proposed and
agreed to, that such of the Members as had be-
longed to fOrmer Assemblies shOuld attend the
Committee, and coninmnicate their observations. '
The Chamber then proceeded to choose the five
Candidates to be presented to the King, to choose
a President. Mr. Lain 4, having a majority of
votes, was proclaimed one of the Candidates.
The• President then informed the Chamber that
the K,ng would receive them at nine o'clock that
evening, and therefore requested that the Mem-
bers would assemble again at eight 6'elock.-J-Ad-
journed.

PARIS, Jugs 6.--This evening, at nine o'clock,
the Deputies of the Departments tvere conducted
to an, audience of; the King by the Marquis of
Dreux Breze, Grand Master of the Ceremonies of
France, the Nliirquis of Rocheman, Grand Mas-
ter Of the Ceremonies. His Majesty- 'received the
Deputies iii the 11.111, of *the Throne. He was

seated and cos,•ere.d. The Duke of Angoulesine
stood on his right, and tiro Duke of Berry on his
,
left. lie was surrounded t)y the Great Officers
of State, the Chancellor of France, and the Mi-
nisters. Zl2. Felix Fallion, the Provisional Presi-
dent, then-ajdressed his, Majesty in a speech ex-
presivc of the homage and gratitude of the Le•
gislative Body.. 'We have not room for it all ; the
following are the most prominent parts :

" France sees in you (as the Bussuet said of
the great Conde) that inexpressible grace of cha-
racter which misfortune gives to great virtues.

" It is, in effect, by collecting the suggestions,
of the different Public Bodies,' and in listening to
the wishes of all, that your Majesty has funned
that Constitutional Charter, which,• by general
concurrence, will at once confirm the bases of the
Throne and the liberty of the People.,
" We feel, Sire, a perfect confidence, a perfect
conviction, that the consent of the Preneh nation
will give to this Charter a character truly na-
tional.'

Yes, Sire,- ail rights, all interests, all hopes,
are blended under the protection of the Throne.
We yhall see in France only true citizens; who
will only look to the past to devise useful les-
sons for the future, and' who are disposed to
sacrifice their clashing pretensions and resent-
ments. The French are • equally filled with love
for their Country and for their King ; and in
their hearts these noble sentiments will never
be divided, and the King, whom Providence has
restored to them, %via conduct them, free and rep
condiled, to true glory, and to that happinesS
which they well owe to Louis the desired."

The King. returned a grucious Answer.

We received lot night Dutch and Bremen
Mails, with papers. to the 9th instant. General
Bennigsen made Isis entre into the city of Ham-
burgh on the-31st last. The Sovereign Prince of
Holland returned to the Hague front Paris on the
sth. The' following are ext racts
" GENOA, MAY 21,-,-Eight hundred and fifty
infantry and cavalry of the old Imperial Guard
are arrived- at Savona, whence English transports
are arrived to convey them to Elha. - TWO regi-:
' meats of allied troops have passed through here,
which some say are also going 'to Elbaothers
say to Sit Hy.
PETERSBURGH, MAY 14.-12che Russian Se-
nate has solemnly resolved to bestow on the Em-
peror Alexander the suraame of the Blessing
(Bringer of Blessings.) , Three Senators, Prince
/c.strakin„ formerly Ambassador at Paris ; General
Torininzow he Conqueror of the Persians ; and
•Contit Solikow; are to leave this city on the 17th,
to bring this resolution to the Emperor."