The Sun.
London, England, 1815-01-05 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.,

PARIS, J'A:4. 1.--,-Yesterday the King'receired
it, The 1141 of the Tbr,,:ne, the homage of the,,
Chamber of Peers. :His Majesty conversed for a
considerable time with the greater part of the
Members of this dmber. Having reached the
extremity of the I3ali, his Alajesty then returned,
and rai,,ing his voice, said, 'Gentlemen, I feel
much satisfaction that.yoU are the first to whom
I have to .comMunicate,
.that have appointed
the Chancellor of Fraiiee„ your worthy President,
(Iu of the Order-of the St. Esprit.' • .
The unanimous display. of satisfaction and ac,
no‘‘ 1, dgment which 'these words produced among
the Peers, enabled his Illajesty to appreciate the
favourable impression which a-choice so worthy
of his 'Majesty's wisdom, and of the eminent per-
sonage who received so hatniurable a distinction,
Made upon all their midds. •

On the same day the King, surrounded by the
Deputies of Departments, addressed them as
follows :—" I am extremely satisfied with the
spirit which has constantly been manifested by
your Chamber ; I could wish' to'say. so to every
one of you personally. Diffuse in the Depart.;
ments the spirit;Which
.animate you all
Frenchmen that you have seen their father that
he is -constantly occupied.about their happiness;
remind them of the fable of Lafontaine, on. the
necessity of union. It is my wish that all. Frenc-
hmen should form one bundle; and that -the con-
stitutional charter should be the tie of union. It
is impoisible.that there should: not be differences of
opinion on various questions, while the intention
is at bottom, the same,- and all directed to the
welfare of. the..people. I trust that future Ses-
sions will be guided "by the same spirit that has
animated yott."
His Majesty, to reward the services of Marshal
.3oui-dan, G.overno►• Of.the •„I.th Military Division,
has created him a Count.
The remains of the two French Princesses Mes-
dames Adelaide and Victoir.e de France were laud-
ed at Toulon on the 20th of December, with much
funeral soleinnity.
'The cause between Louis nuonaparte and the
Duchess of St. Leo was to have. commef►ced •on
the 30th of December, but th:.: length of other bu-
sines did not permit M. Tripier to-open the
pleadings. The cause will be pleaded an the 7th
instant. .

- There has been some talk, for a few days past,
of a new creation of. Peers on New Year's Day.
now said, the King will make no more new
creations till the period of his coronation.
The. Court-martial on Gclieril.Facelinans will,
it is understOod, assemble at Lille : Count d'Erlon
will preside.

VIENNA, DEC. 22,7—Her Majesty. the Empress
of Russia has presented the invalid Committee
with one hundred ducats, to be 'disbursed as they
nay think most suitable.
- A marriage between ,the Prince Royal of.Wir-
temburg, and the-Duchess of Oldenburgh is con-
4idently spoken of. The King Of Wirtendiurg has
•declared openly in favour pf the policy of Russia,
though not long since that Sovereign, as well as
Lis Bavarian Majesty, were in fiivour of the)nte-
Igi icy of the grates.
The Committee of
:the Secondary Powers and
the Free Towns are now occupied on a new plan'
for the Constitution of ,Germany. They are very
desirous of the establishment of the Imperial-
Fifty sledges,-superbly decorated, are employed
for the use of the Sovereign Visitors and thcir
suites iu. their pleasurable excursions. 'fhe Nea-
politan General M. Dozinsky, arrived bete "on
the 20th, from IVarsaw.

SINIGMILIA, DEC. 17.—Many bodies of Neapo-
litan troops have .arrived here to await thrther
orders. They are to be put in motion under the
orders of Marshal Bellegarde, and to advance to=
wards •Bologne, where it seems there exists some
fermentation against the Austrians : the inhabit-
ants of that town have, been committing excesses.
It is stated that Neapolitans. will form the garri-
son of Bolognc. News has been spread through
the army of the speedy arrival .of Murat ; it is
even said, that before the 15th of January he will
be at the head of his army, and that he will hold
a review at Bologne, where his head-quarters will
be fixed. These contradictory. accounts prove,
that I,ttleis known of the projects of the Court
of Naples.

ToLosA, Dsc..?.o.—We• read with pleasure in
the last Madrid Gazette, that his Majesty, alter
a due deliberation Hpon the case of• our countrV-
Than, Marshal Ricardo D'Alava, has decided
against his arrestation, and ordered. that he be
tortliwith set at liberty, declaring, at the same
time, his royal satisfaction at the Marshal's• ser-
vices, and that nothing which had lately occurred
should retard his future military promotion.

Letters from the capital announce that General
Pal,,teros, who opposed the Doke of Welling-
ton's appointment to the supreme command of the
Spanish troops, has.heen recalled to Madrid. He
bas been exiled since the affair alluded-to.

All the, maritime cities of Spain are dreadfully
.alarmed at the mere apprehension of the eventfUl
loss of the .Trans-Atlantic dominions.of Spain,
though no•authentic intelligence yet received war-
rants a fear to that extent.

It is said that the dkastrotis results of the pre-
sent s-ystem of political and religious intolerance
baveat length induced a serions, though tardy re-
,
volotion in the Iloyal Conneils. The Council of
Castile, to whose consideration the general Po-
bey .of the kingdom was referred, has decidedly
recommended a thorough change of system ; and
we know the King loves justice, as he proves

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every day.
TouLoN,• DEo. 21.—Vesterday were landed
here the corpses of the two Princesses Adelaide
told Vietorie, of France. The funeral procession
which took place was of the most grand and so-
lemn description.
RASTADT, '75.—Nothing has been vet
Published relative to the establishinent•of Pro-
vincial States.--We Are assured that the King of
::;axony has declared that he will not go to Vienna
40.11 lie shall be reinstated iu his kingdom