The Sun.
London, England, 1814-10-26 00:00:00

BRUS,SELS AND Fi?ANKFORT PAPERS.

VLENNA, OCT. 10.-1 I has transpired that the
Prince Of Beuevento has presented a note, in
which he protests against the aggrandizement that
seems to be intended for several Powers, That
France, not to hinder the restoration of peace,
has safe. red her frontiers to 'be reduced to their
state in 1792 ; that, therefore. it she is 'n'ot to
be exposed to powerful neighbours, th 4 Must
also agree to the re-establishment of their. fron-
tiers, as in that same year, as.a basis of the nego-
ciation. That France would not, in an case,
oppose these aggrandizements by force, or do any
thing to trouble the peace ; but that it would be
obliged to refuse to recognize such increase of the
possessions of the neighbouring States.
VIENNA, OCT. 9.---Here, aS ..every where else,
people are quite impatient to learn what passes
in the conferences, preparatory to the Congress.
Before the French Legation arrived, the Ministers
of the other great Powers had litany conferences,
in which were fixed, not only the number of De,
puties mho should 4e admitted to the Congress,
but also the manner of deliberating and voting,
. .
and the subjects to be discussed. They likewise
drew still closer the bonds of the alliance which
unite the four Great Powers which 'concurred in
the Peace of Paris. The Ministers of the four
Great Powers, Russia, Austria, Prussia, and
England, continue to meet in private conferences;
the decisions taken, in which are veiled in the pro-
foundest secrecy. It is supposed, however, that
the Ministers of the other Powers will soon be
admitted to these conto ences.

VIENN,t, OCT. 10.--It is said that Prince Eu-
gene, who has been here for some days past, is
to have the principality of Porentrui.

It is also said, that Austria claims the lonian
Islands, as a part of the Venetian States.
There is much talk of a dinner to be, given, by
Count Rusumowshy, at which 1500 persons are
to be at one table, At which four ladies of high
rank will preside. Prince Metternich is prepar-
ing a•surprize for the Erpperor of Russia; be is
having his garden transformed into a Russian vii-

Vi;ei,,initabited by !peasAnts speakim.l-
be' sent for from Poland.

e i s gatriscio trete,
the a.td, 52(4 anal 69th EnglA.:reg?iitents'CA IFrOt,
a regiment of ntglish dragoons, aiVl the 4th bat-
talion. of liretnen troops in the 'service of Eng-
land--,4nost •of these troops are 'barracks. The
Officers purchase at any price 'all the plans they
can find of our city and its ancient fortifications
whence, we conclude, that the plan of raising
them again will be put in execution,

GHENT, OcT. 20.--Yesterday morning, at hall-
past ten, arrived here from Brussels, the Iteredi-
tary Prince of Orange Nassau, with Gen. Basnes,
and two Aid-de-Camps ; his I lighness breakfasted
with Gcn. Lyon, the Governor of our town;and
after:reviewing the troops -in the midst of a -heavy
rain; left us at half-past. one

DORSTIENT, OCT. 15.—Tvro columns of Prussian
troops under, Lieut.-General Thunien, to the
number of 16 or 18 MOO- mcn, are Ordered to
break up from the left bank of the Rhine, and
return to the interior .we expect tie first coltunn
ahmit the 19tb. • •

ANK FOUT, OCT. 17.—A Progrttname has been
published of the 11v:1;i-ions of the solemnities
tvhich will take place. on the ISth and 19th of
October, in Gonmemoratitm of the Battle of Leip-
sie: The ringing of all the hells,. and tide tlis-
charge of 101 cannon, announced the l to this
evening.

SWITZERLAND., OcT. 12.---7.TOSeph Hf►onaprrte
artiVtil on the Bth at Fribourg., ►►nd %rent iu the
afternoon to. the kermitltgc of La Madelaine. ,