The Sun.
London, England, 1815-12-27 00:00:00

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HANOVER, DEC. 10.--The part of the province
of Linger (which we hope will include the town
of Linger itself), which falls to Hatiovei, will
soon be given op by Prussia.

FRAN cE.

C:LIMBER Ct J.)---EPUTIES., Mc. 21.

. .
The Law of Amnesty has only been considered
in the bureaux, where it ha's given rise to warm
and long debates. It has. been discussed in six
successive sittings, .which has {teen prplonged to
a late hour without having the eife.et of conciliat-
ing all opinions.
I\l. Curbieres is to make the report on Saturday
in a Public Sitting. It is believed that.ir will be
presented with many modifications. We arc,
however, assured they are such as to render the
number not included in the amnesty very circum-
scribed.

The Law on .the Elections Is also in its turn
the subject of discussion in the buteamt: it is

Oita it also ;lots not 11LAIC all stiffr,Pots iti

favotir.

It is stated to he the intention of some of the
Alembers of the if'tench Chamber of Deputies, to
-moveaoAweadment in- the amnesty Bill, to the
effect, that the King miry, if he choose, exercise
the power of exEing thirty;eight. Member:, and
that the following persons be excepted from the
benefit of the AmOelty:—.
Ist. All those who have Itch) any corresrondencs with the
Ex-Eooperor, doting his 14sidence fn the Island of Elba.
2d. All Minister; and (:*onneillors State who have ac-
cepted places front Ilttonaparte before he ..!:;(1 of March:
;al. All the Prefects who aclinowleiged Buonaparte before
the 2ed of March.

• 4th. All the .Marsh•als, Generals of Division, Sm. who
joined Napoleon's Mandan! before the 2011► Mardi.—Thus
you ohser•e the Commission, by giving three day's grace to
the soldiery, have avoided excluding from their• Amnesty the
totality of the army, which otherwise would have infallibly
taken place, as between the 20th of March (th►e day of Duo-
natiarte'S arrival at Paris) and the 2,td, not a soldier but had
entered in his service.

sth. All those who o4o!ced its anus the Royal Army of the
Soot h.

6th. all the regicides who riceeptrd placci Arndt!. Buuna-
parte, or Signed the additional act.
The whole of the above designated individuals
are to be prosecated in the respective Tribunals in
thecourse of two months, and. those ‘vho arc not
proseented thlt ipso facto become
,partakers Of all the.advantages of the Amnesty
Bill.

The French ,Ministry have, it is said, complete
ly faled.in the nomination of the Reporter of the
:Central Commissitm on doe. Amnesty Bill. The
individual in question is a M. Cot•hiere. On Tues-
da•y the Duke de Richelieu attended the Com-
mittee, and when lie found, that in defiance of all
his exertions,• a majority of five against four, had
agreed to untidily an:l emend the law, he with-
dryw, it is reported, after using these words :
" Since, Gentlemen, your resolution is unal-
terable, it is useless for me to remain longer
among you ; but while 1 express .my disappoint-
ment and regret, I will frankly declare to you my
determination of never consenting to the,amend-
mein 3 prOpC)SCd. oreoVer, lam authorised to
acquaint you, that the King•will view with pain
any mention of Reg-iddes, because his conscience
will not suffer his sanctioning severer measures,
which are alike subversive of his brother's %rill, •
and his own royal and solemn promises."

Mali s.

ARKIVED-1 Haniburgh, I Curninta, 2 Gut:racer and Jersey*
I Waterford. DuE---1 France, I Lisbun, 4 Ciotteulturgn,
'1 Holland, 3 Ilamburgii.

ST.J9UN,—Holiday at the Bank, Excheyer, E4st India

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LONDON.
I'EDNESIL-1.1% DECEMBER 27. 1315.

We are still ‘vitliont Paris• Papers, or any fur-
ther intelligence fro;) France.— A Hamburg',
Mail is the only foreign arrival this morning, and
the only news it seems to contain is, that a new
spncies of Rats have made their appearance
on the island of Sprogne, in the Great
Belt ! These. ate, ctriaiNly, extraordinary
times, yet after all the political . wonders' we
have seer., we confess we are somewhat sur-
prised at this natural phenomenon. Whence came
these variegated novelties ? How shall we guard
ourselves against their mischievous .disposition,
for we are informed they " do very great da-
mage 17 What effect will they have on corn-
:
meree, and especially on the fur trade ? Will
the King of BAVARIA interfere to protect
them' Will they cause any change in the
moral and political constitution of Europe, by
introducing x more general system of ratting ?
In short, what says that model of patriotism and
wisdom, the Morning Chronicle, to this important
subject ; which:we humbly beg leave to commend,
to its attention, as furnishing matter for columns
less detestable than thoSe now daily filled with this-
gustingly.antiAlritisb and long tirades to prove the
Duke of WELLINGTON "false and dastardly," and
Marshal Not, a " magnanimous hero— !

The letters and Journals we continue_to re-
ceive from Scotland, the North of England, and
Ireland, are filled with accounts of the extreme
severity and storminess of the weather ; and the
appearance of London this forenoon, with.snow
falling incessantly, affords too good reason for
believing that an inclement winter is felt through-
Lit the Empire.