The Sun.
London, England, 1815-10-11 00:00:00

FRANCE.

The. following is the Letter which we briefly
-noticed yesterday, itddresScd 1)4; the Trench Mi-
nister of Justice and Keeper of the Seals to the
different Courts of France

Paris, Oct. 2,. 1815.

. Si tr,---Tbe till has deigned to confide to sue the Ministry
0f... Justice. The duties, imposed on me have for their basis
tue fundamental laws of the State; am bound, aliciVe all,
to watch over the execution of the laWs, ordoonances, ;and
regutitionsi Winch assure-the good administration of jus-
tice. It is by the assistance of rur zeal and intelli-
gence that I hope to acquit myself of in-,' Charge with ho-
boar and advantage. You will assist me, Sir, in dissipat-
ing the alarn: which have been _spread abroad, touching
objects of the greatest importance : these are principally the
domains or whateverdescription, which have been alienated
by the St,tte, since the cienmencement of the Revolution ; they
are ancient rights abolished for ever, such as those resulting
from the feudal system, priviieges in matters of taxa-
tion. I .speCify only the principal points of the anxittiek
Which have exhibited thems-els'es without any foundation
we are aware by what means and with what intentions these
alarms hart', been spread. What is of importance is to dis-
pel them for ever ; but at the same time, without neglecting
the prosecution of those who have endeavoured to spread
Abroad unjust .suspieimiS. Time tars on tht: subjects that
chave mentioned are in foree'; it is the will of the King that
they should be punctually maintained and executed; z.nd hilt
Majesty in placing the seals in my haiids has said to nte—r" I
t;inthitytheni to you, because I am certain that yon will affix
the seals of France only to acts and laws conformable to the
Coestitutional Charter of the kingdom.'.' I sneered a Magis-
trate honoured by the high4Steern and confidence, of his Ma-
jesty; witli that Maeistrate I have had lung courfedions in the
line of public duties. The sentiments which have united us re-
main; and what BaroU Pasquier has communicated to me con-
cerning his communication with you, givesme teason to hope;
that in your: correspondence you will not neglect any thing re-
ferable td the general good of the kingdom; which is insepa-
table from the King's service. All Frenchmen owe the saint:
obedience to.thr; laws which secure to all the same protection.
You will render tome an exact account of every thing wlthiti
your range that can concern public order and the administra-
te:: of justice. I will lit ready on my side to remove any
hepeiliment that you may find in your way.
• .
Accept, I pray you, Sir, the. assurance of my high eon-
BARBE MARBOIS, •
The Keeper of the Seals of • France, Minister Secretary
of Hate for the Department of Justice.'

sideratioa.

The Quilinanes of Paris have been made to be-.

lievr, that the-Anstrians have caused pieces of mu-
iiey to be struck at Lyons, bearing the head of
"NA•POLEON 11. The following has' given rise to
--
titis report-f--There certainly do exist pieces .of
gold and silver coin bearing such art impression
riThey were struck at :the Mint -of Lyons; when.
NAPOLEON U. MIS proclaimed in cortsvoculence of
the decree of the Chamber of Representatives., and
during the ten or twelve days on which the Fe-
derates held power 111 that city.
Yesterday it Court of Aldermen was held at
Guildhall, at which:the Loan MAYOR •presided.
WiLLIAM LFS•2llB,.Est4i• icing reported as having
Paid his tine ,into the Chamber to be excused
serving the office of Sheriff, a Commoli Hall was
'Appointed for to-morrow, for the election of an-
other person in -his stead, .to serve %vitt' .THOMAS
BELL, Esq. The Chamberlain presented an ac,
Count of the surplus of the Orphans' Fund, which
was read, and the.sin. of .17,3 M. was ordered to
be paid otf and anniitilated,and months notice
givea to the partici itee:ested.

Fnoi T GAZETTE, OCT.

Irleitekalt, Get. ] 1816.

. -
HIS lioal ItiglieS's tlitz IYr.iiice Itegent, in tile tianie and
on the behalf of his 11Iajeitty, has, been pleased 10 nominate
and appoint Don Miguel Aiatat Lieutenant-Genctol inj he
armies of lik Catholic., Majesty, tq be' an Honorary Knight
nn Co-blander of the Most linaurable Military Order Of the
Bath, in consideratiOn of the Long and zealous services of that
Officer *bile aitdclia to the British at mi in Oa Peninsula,
under the command of Field-Marshal the Duke of Wellington.

EttitAtA in tbeGAzette of gilt urtl4,tite lath of September, in
the List of Co:upataitins of t he. Bath.
For Lieutenant-Colonel-George Cohinitt,. Ist Foot Guards,
read- Lieutenant-Colonettiottawin Colquitt, Ist Foot ( ittAttfs,
For Lieutetmot-CohMel John William Adams, read Lit:ate--
mint-Colonel John NVittitigton Atiatns.

Commissions signed by tin. L ird Lielitenani of ttie County of
(dulls:ester.

RovalSouth Gloucester. Regiment of Lane,
Esq. to be Captain. Ensign Francis Villiers to be Lieute-
mint. Robert Bloxltint, Gent. to be.E.nsign, vice I.7illitt•!;,
promoted.
Royal:tiouth Gloucester Light Infantry Regiment of
Captain Philip. Cross to be Major, vice Walwyn, resigned.
Charles Price, Esq. to be. Captain, vice cross, promoted.
Ilenry Bather, Gent. to be Lieutenant, rice,Lutte, pro-
moted. William Leman, Gent. to be Ensign.
Commission in the Del byshire Regiment of Militia, sig,nuti by
his Royal Highness the Prince Regent in the name and on
the behalf of his Mnji•sty.—Featicis• Dixon, Gent. to be .Id-
_ jutant.