The Sun.
London, England, 1815-09-09 00:00:00

FORE G INT V, I,LIGE NCE.

FRENCH PAPERS.

rAms, .Sr.E.T. 4.

Louts, by the grace of 66;1, King. of France
and Nacarre.—To all who shall- see these

prttents, greeting :
We have ordained and do ordain AS follows

Art.•l. The Chamber of Peers sot I the Chamber of- Deint-
ties of the Departments are convoked for the 15th day of the
nlonth of September of this present year.

2. These presents shall be inserted in the Bulletin of the

Given at_Paris,- at the Castle of. the Tuileries,.
the 4th of September, of the year of Cirace,lBls.,
and of our reign the 21st.

(Signed) LOUIS.

By the King,

(Signed) PASQUIER.

The Gazette also containF an ordinance for dis-
banding and re-organising the artillery.

PAEts, SErr. 4,—His Majesty the E'nperor of
PusOa to-day at three o'clock visited the King.
Their Majesties continued together near an hour
and a IL,II. We are assured, however, that the
Emperor 'sets off this very day for Chalons stir
Marne. After the grand.review of the Russian
army on the plain of Vertus, this Sovereign will,
it is said, return to P Iris, to pass a few days
merely. He is expected at Warsaw in the month
of October.

. The disbanding of the army of the Loire goes
oa ‘,.ith the greatest activity. Every day nu-
introus detachments of French -soldiers, without
urn's, pis ti,rotigit Oilcans, and shew their pass-
poets to the Commander of the Allied troops.

On the Ist of the month, an order was pub-
lished at Orleans, to put a stop to the requisition
of money, linen, leather, &c. made by the Bara-
riatt troops. This unexpected order gave utliver,
sal satisfaction. ,

Several individuals snspected of having accom-
plices in the assasNinkition- of Captain Rawel, have
iust been arrested at Toulouse.

They write from Valenciennes' on. the 2(l'o'
Sept. that there is no longer any soldier of the
troops of the•line thcrB ; they have all without dis-
tinction been disbanded, and sent home as the fe-
derates and the free corps. The Staff' Major Of
the place has been also disbanded, and receiVed
orders from the King to evacuate the fortress
which is now entrusted solely to the under ;ward.,
The same thing has taken place at Conde : the
Commander of the fortress, and all those who are
thought to be guilty of the assassination of Co4o 7
tiel Gordon, have fled ; but we are assured that
measures are taken fyrilitkicowd6iwsietitytl
their txk0v...‘‘,,0..
tc,, el to a m y 'The garri-.
.son.of Burcelutin is not disarmed.
Madame the Duchess of Angotdeme was to
sleep at Agon on the Ist of September. -Orders
were given 10 receive her Royal Highness with all
doe hotwurs. The inhabitants of the cOuntry
flocked to see this Princess.

It is said, that the seventh volume of the Cen-
ser, tvhieh 'vas On the point of •appearing, was
seized this 'minting. - _ _

. equipage belonging to the Duchess of An-
-gouleme, arrived to day at the Tni!cries.
His Excellency M. I'ozzo di Burgo had' to day
an audience of the King.
int wife of General Gilly has sent a letter to
EditOr of the Gazette de France, in which she says
that her hosbandis not in the department of Gard
that he quitted Nismes on the 14th of July, and.
consevently the territory and command of the
9th military divkion. ,
PAais, Sr Pr. 4.—Some journals, in giving an
accznint of events that have happened in the South,
and particularl:i in the department of Herault,
have so exaggerated and perverted the facts, that
we think it our ditty to place them in their true
light; from the information transmitted to us by
ocular witnesses, and persons worthy of credit.
We shall quote them without any change in their
phraseology.
Ihe department of Flerault enjoys tranquil-
lity ; there is neither in it political or religious fa-
naticism. No tribunal has been shut even for a
inoment, ; that of Rezieres was composed of four
Judges., one of whom is dead ; the President, 'M.
has fled, and the third has been arrest-
ed as a rebel. There only then remained one
Judge and the Assistants, but the Court business
bas not been interrqted. No house has been pit-
-d, no-domiciliary visit has been made even to
disarrn -tlie:lederates. It tile Protestant Church
'of Pig" tran has been burned, the Authority if it
eroildnot prevent the outrage, immediately took
themece,sitry steps to discover the authors; some
xvitite cockades have indeed been snatched from
individmds, who; during the three-months of usur-
pation, conducted themselves With violence: Pil-
dence forced- the higher autlitCrities to order some
temprary arrests, but the persons seized, after
their innocence has been ascertained, are Alaihr re-
stored to libeity• and in a short time there will he
no'neiu prison except those who are coiJined for
critrics, and %Till be delivered over to justice.
, •
Totilay the 'King after'
mass received in the
Hall of :the Throne several Deputations of the
Electoral ,Colleges. °Those of the Avedne, the
Aube, 'tire. and Loire, Loer and tier, Loiret,
ili:wne"lnd Loire. Marne, Moselle, &c:
We hear from Bayonne, that the Spanish army,
whiels . on the 27th had passed the Bidassoa, was
Scot iirOl.o than between 12 and 15,000. strong, in-
fantry, Airith 1200 horse, and IS field pieces.
Count Abispal• had
.at the sante time published'a
proclamation.,•in Which he announced, that his
entrance into France had no other object but to