The Sun.
London, England, 1815-10-16 00:00:00

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" Aniong the absurd reports which are spread,
that which obtains most cred:t, especially in the
country, is that BuonVarte has returned to
krance at the head of an army of Turks."

SITTINGS OF THE CHAMBERS.

CHAMBER OF PEERS.

Sitting of the 12th October.

• The Charriher assembled at noon. It proceeded
tO the nomination of Seetetaries. They-are M.
M. Count Pastorct, Deseue, Viscount Chateau-
briand, and the Duke de Choiseul-Stainville.
It was afterwards engaged in the formation and
orpnization of the Bureaux. .
The draft of an address to the King, read dur-
int the sitting, with the amendments made by the
Committee, after some observations from several
Members of the Chamberi_was soit for_discustion
ti) the Llurectux.

The following are the names of the Presicitnts
of the six Bureaux

Firit Bureau, Monsieur,' hrothet to the King.
Second , the Bishop of Chalons.--third, the Duke
of Orleans.----Fourth, the Duke of Berri.—Fifth,
the Duke of AngotaNne.—•Sixik the Duke of
Coigny.

Al! the Princes of the itoyai xi-ere,pre.
Sent at the sitting in their tubes as pars, and
iiithout the cordon-bleu.

The Chamber adjourned at hall-past five till to-

Morrow.

CIIANIBER CIF DEPUTIES._SirtrNG or tHE 12TH OCT.

'!',pis morning, M. Cochard, the Senior Presi-
dent in eonsequence'of the invitation of the Grand
Master of the Cerenffinies, Went to have an andivnee
tit his Majesty, and carried with him the pr-vices-

. „ .
verbal of kiic dcsignAtioh of the. candidates for
Presidency. the chair vts deenpied, in theab-
sence of M. Cochard, by are neit Senior, the
Count of Jobal, Deputyof the Moselle.

. The ballot for the norninialtitibriour ':Secreta-
ries had gone of for about an hour anti a half,
when M. Cochard'returned. tie immediately an=
declare that his Majesty would forthwith de-
...
clare his determination through M de Van"-
blalri, the Minister of the Interior. There
was a Oneral fire-sentiment that M. Laiue
would this year be again called io a situa-
tion which he so airotthily occupie(t last Ses-
sion. Aptlauses and Shouts Of rirc le 'tot!
l'irent tes Bortrbdtis! resounded through the whole
and were heard frott without. '
The four secretaries finaliY appointed arc, M.
M. de la Maisonfort, Tabariej N'euvitle, and Oar-
doh tel.

Accordtng to the terms of the Charter, the
Assembly must present to the King, for the
appointment of Questors, a list of candidates for
each Qestorship ; to-day it, proceeded to choose
them.

Before the ballot was reported, the sitting be-
`tattle 'piffle.

The Senior Meniber read an Ont:nance a the

King in these terms :

" Louis, by the Grace of Gad, &c

" Whereas a list, dated the 1 tth of this Mantli, has been
presented to us by the Chamb'er of Deputies of the Depart-
ments, containing as candidates for the Presidence of the
present Session, I%L Lain 4, the Prinde de Tr4Mouille, M. de
OroAcis, M. Chilaud de la Rigaudie, M. Clermmrt-Mont-
Saint-Jean ; we have appointed, and do appoint, M. Lairili
to.bc President of the Chamber of,Depnties.
"Given at the Castle M the Tu4.li2s,
(Signed) " LOUIS."
•
'The applause's and cries.of " \rive le noi !"
were renewed.

M. DE JABAL WC are about to proceed to
examine the bailOt for the candidates fot the
Questorship."

A 11iEmnEu Sinee the Sitting is is
will be better that this operation should take place
pr'e'sence of the new President and Secretaries."

Several voices.l---" Seconded !" Others.-4‘ M.
Lain gobe from the Hall."

The SgNIOR 113ESITANT.--.." M. Laing .not
iiere, I inVite M. Bellart, first Vice-Presidenti
take my place." •
M. lELLAIZT,—" Before commencing my func-
tions; the Chamber Must allow me to express my
gratitude for the honour conferred upon me.
venture to expect something more,—that it will
do me the justice to recollect that my ambition did
not desire the functions with which I am honour-
ed. It mati rely on my' entire devotion, and if my
•strength fairs Me, I beg that it may he remember-
ed rev u. 411

After patts?ng a few moments, he' resumed.—
" The hro•iYosal which I :tin' about to make is
without doubt already in the heatts of all who
hear me; M. Cochard and (It Jobal have in turn
given us the tribute of their zeal--4 demand a
vote of thanks to them."

This *aa unanimously athipted.
A letter was then read from M.Tabarii stating,
that lie wits engaged in very' important business
which could scarce permit him to (;xcreise the
functions of secretary. If, however, the choice
of his colleagues fixed upon him, he accepts their
suffrages with gratitude.
M. )4ELLART.---'" The assembly. ought ro•trie&
to-morrow in the flux emix, to forth the Committee
for petition's and for liability; is knot proper at
the same time that an address to the King sliduhl
be framed ?"

This proposal vas unanimously adopted:.
A ME:mnr.a.—" I demand, that for the future;
in thiS place there shall be no mark of. apprOlhi-
tion or disapprobation." •
This motion seats seconded. •

I. BtLLART.—" Deliberation on this siillject
would be useles3. There is an express tegtalation
on the subject." .

l'he Vice-President then announced the result
of the ballot for the Questorship..
M. M. Main de 13iran and (16 Piiyvert were
proclaimed. They had ,an absolute ibajimity. of
17.1.

• The sitting adjourned, at lialf-past five o'clock,
till to-morrow at noon'.

FRENCH FUNDS:

5 per Gents..
Bank Actions . •

58 f. 58 f. 2bc.
.... 1022 f. SO c. 1023 f. 7.5 c.

RISE or 'FIVE FUNDS.—A, Gentleman of the
first information in public affairs, being asked
why the Stocks rise ? answered, why should they
have fallen from. 72 to 56 ? if there ever was a
peace founded oh Mr. PITT'g principle, of indeth-
nity for the past and security for the future, it is
the present peace with France, the Treaty of
which, to the commerce of this country, is fa-,
vourable beyond auy precedent in h. Olry ; indeed,
it is highly•probable that. Consols Will rise to i 0
before the 7th of November ; and from the. in•
cleascd value of the Three Prizes of 50,0001. and
theToia Prizes of 20,0001. in the present Lot-
tery, which' may all. be drawn on that day,
should not be surprised to see Tiekets and shares
Considerably higher in price, a,-1 all the advantage
in the rise of Consols al.)ove 56, will belong to
the purchaser.

ALL THE TITF. IN dCr!,•:SOLS. ABOVE 56, 'WILL BE-
LONG TO'f`HE lIOLDEitti Tic's rri OR SHARES
PV THE S'T'OCK pnlzEs-. TI-ITS LOTTERY:, \%
WILT. BE.PAID THEIR VALUE IN MONEY, Jr
PIkE-
FERRED. Au, THL CAItriALS MAY BE DRAWN
TtIRSDAY, NOVEMBEIZ. •

MAILS.,

A#. itivEn—l_Fratiee, .1 Lisbon, 1-o.ottenburgli, I Flaiigerg;
1 ilanilnirgli, 2 Dublin, . Waterfin.d. Due--1 Holland,
‘.:.• Dublin, t.. 1 Waterford. •
•

PRICE OF STOCIC.

THIS DAY AT 1'

WF. tXr. O'CLOCK.
Rank 520ct7,.. ~ liank-L. Amt. T 4 22..-tatlis
India funds, c. s . 3i. cr.
3 pey Cent. ;Zeit. 5911 7).9
3 per Cent. Gong. Goial Exclicii. Bilk, cli. 1:s. pr.
4 In.•r*Cents. 731 74 . Onlunim, 1:3-!If, L 4 I:11
5 pl.r kl. Navy Ann. 8::',, RO5 I Cons. fur Nut. 6.? ii Oh

St, (;,% b ' • Price of Brown crr Mascovado Sugar,
,
compute() from tle, 'Returns made in the week einling the I it's
day of OetoWry i 3,. is ,per cwt. •

HIGH XV.ATER. Xl' LONPON" ITRIDGETO:4IIORROW.
luilittcs aft 41usiuutc3 aftcr 1

THE SUN.

sot.r.Nt Cwis incERE rAwstrNt AITDEAT

LONDON.
.410N11.1Y, OCTOBER 16-, 18f7;

We have to-da7 some accounts a 131JONAPARTE
and his Companions: Intelligence bas reached
the Admiralty that the Northumberland was off
Madeira 01) the 24th August :—All her passen-
gers in health and good spirits, and reconciled to
their fate; no more talk of dying—on the.cor-
frary, all hapdslitking their wine very kindly, and
none of (hem more, freely than General liM)Nst-.
fARTE, Who seems to feel the value Of Cue indul-
gence atat has been shewn

great press of matter to-day compels us to
postpone many articles. We have letters of the
12th from Paris, in which it is stated: that the
French Government have bestowed marks of dis-
tinction on the Officers of all the Allied Powers,
except the British. The Allgemeine Zietung to the
gth, contains no news, but has several political
communication& which shall appear to-morrow.

The new Legislature in Ptris Lave as yet crone
little more than preparatory b►rsiness ; and the
only point of interest which has engaged their
attention, is that of the f►rorn their pri-
vileges of the two }leers whom we mentioned on
Saturday as having refused to subscribe the oath
propOsed by the king.
BLUCHER'S Head-quarters have been again re-
moved from Versailles to Compeigne.
has been seized in Corsica. *

The Journal des Debats of the 9th was stuppOr
at the Frearh fIiMP, It ho,o *ll,i...cif with
the Papers to the 14th this 'morning, anti the
cause- of its detention appears in the following
paragraph :

" A sanguinary riot (ofthe cause of which We arc still ig-
norant) and which happened yesterday evening-, at half-past
10 o'clock; in front of the Bridge of Notre Dante, at the corner
of the Street Planche-Nfibray, between sane French and Fo-
reigners, occasioned the measures whiclr have to-day created
so much alarm iu that quarter. This morning, at half-past
twelve, about a thousand Prussian troops, with three pieces
cannon, block:acd the different . streets in this neighbour-
hood. Arrived below the Bridge of Notre Dame, on the side
of the Quai Pell'etkr, they received orders to load their
guns and tnusquets, which was soon date. The Commandant,
Mel, then called for the Proprietors and Principal inhabi-
tants ; he demanded from theth an account of the disturb
ances ; and after an energetid exhortation to maintain the
public tranquillity, disnrissed them. Thi‘troops retired front
this species of blockade after remaitiin; about an hour. We
hope that this exampie of.severity will suffice to repress those
men who are sei prone to turbulence and riot."

The French Papers have published a very ex
traordinary letter from the PorE to FERDINAND
the Seventh, on the subject of the restoration of
the Jesuits in Spain. It is dated 15th December,
ISI4. His Holiness expresses the utmost joy at
the teceipt of letters from that Monarch annoin
his design. The following is an extract :

,"'Phis good deed will itisure you the increased attachment
of your people, it will promote their, happiness, and perpe
hate the glory of your name;—moreover, what is still more
imprittaut, it Will girt: you merit in the sight of God'.''

Some unpleasant disturbances have taken place
at Hamburgh, betwepa the inhabitants of that
City and the Danish troops quartere►l in its neigh-
bourhood. The most serious riot was on the 25th
September. 00 that day, seven Danes nod seve-
ral of the citizens had been wounded ; one of
the former mortally.