The Sun.
London, England, 1815-10-30 00:00:00

BRUSSELS AND. FRANKFORT PAPERS.

SWITZERLAND, OCT. 16.—E1 is Majesty the Em-
pcl:ol, of Austria having slept on the 11th At i 317
def.), entered -Zurich an the 12th, ftt nine hi the
morning, ainickt the discharge of cannon an the
the bells. His Majesty immediately
received the Council of State, with. Mr, li9rgo-
mastrr Wyss at their head. ; in the morning the
Emperor visited the priticipli estahiihments in
the city ; in the evening, alter:giving an audience
to the COvps;Diplomatic, his ;.!vlaje,ty honoured a
concert •Nith his presence, 40c1 then, rude in a car-
riage through the priflcitial:,strects to see the ii.
luminations. On the 13th,. the Emperor departed
at six M. to chile -at Wyl, and sleep at Saint
Gahen, whence his Majesty tleparted at Six in
the morning, on the I.4th, and took
.the road to
the Tyrol.
MOzicit, OCT. 15.—The Royal FamiTy have
left Nvcanhenburg, to-day, and returned to this

City.. .: • . , . .
AFX.,L.A-CHAPELLIT., OcT.2o.—By a private
fr,int CoaTeigne of the 16th Inst. the Prussian
kMI y is all in tootion,. in order to .leave France,
except tie o Corps und.er. Lieut.-. Gen. Von Zvithen.
• It is gvnerally said, that the Chamber Of Peers
bas acctrited the Con-ditions.of Peace, aihl'sigii-etl
them ..hy the Kin Ws direction'. ...
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it wr.s sa:,(l that tbe„2teat,kr_tptart,er.s.
,of
Blucher would be rernoced frt,cu conineigne on
tlett.2oth to Foceeti tddar,rs'ilic frOntiers.
the other band it is 'ag.;loAjOeititz:tliat the,Alrenish
Land e dir _regiments w!illitiritity.n.pr,4o,44y; in No-
veinbur next, to their -former, standing duarters, ,
"tv here' they were formed, and that in'the'Courseot
tu:Nt tnon,,h, 11!"t've Prussian troops re-
tiiisOng front France march .tAi.roughthese pro-
vinces. The• head-cluarturs of, the returning
tinny is to be fixes! for :ionic time at Cobh...l'llz.-
labobrs, relatiViPto•
the artillery have been stispended -some .weeks
the artillerymen and 'syn.:l.:men :are
.gone to;the.
fronties. fortresses of Fran'ce. A .Saxon batfalion_
is arrived here, destined to form' the lindens- of
the 32.1 regiment of infantty of the hut;
(4en Ltplance,andillUrrneh
of war, will) wes-epar!',o; i on {l iiarcl i)fChzir-
levili,e, which .‘t as taken I,)V.S6irm trie'Pritssians
ti Hessians, have been se; atliherty
orders, and ale tothcit• homes ; tun I).ni:

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the Freivetmen ih'tbe citadel of tilts thug, ii
`au Officer with asvooden leg, who %VII pensioned";
When the war broke *tit ite• 'took nr, Kilns again
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Wont attachment to Buolihpatte'sfsrson. Lately
'there:arrived here, with othir 'Prisoners, two
rrench peasants, who had 'cruelly 111-treated a
subaltern Officer ; they haVe. 'been cori-
ni deneu Luy a Court Martial, the One Co five; the
other to ten years hard lab Our.
BaussaLs, ()Cr. 24.—IfeauvAis and the environs
Are occupied by i 4 Prussian column of 10,500 men,
who have taken tip their cantonments there till
Nether orders. •
Cotanma, OCT. 113.-r-Celebration of the anni-
versary of the 18th October i• L---I.le welcome glo-
rious, ever-memorable day, in which Germany,
after years of suffering and disgraceful oppression,
again proudly raised its head ; on Which by that
great battle of nations, despotism received- its
death blow, when the phantom of the invincibi-
lity of an usurper, whom only the miserable re-
lations of , a nerveless age, and the discord
of his opponents had rendered formidable, was
dispelled, together with the whole edifice of his
intriguing policy, till then believed infaVible ;
when an asylum was again secured for thr des-
pised rights of humanity, and their native Princes.
restored to orphaned nations. -
[This article, which is merely a political review
of the Editor of the Cologne Gazette, proceeds in
the same strain to a considerable length, brit 'it
affords neither fact nor observation Worth giving
any more of.]
The President of the Prussian provinces on the
Rhine will join with us in celebrating this day, and
will be present at the replacing-of the picture of
St. Peter, in the situation assigned It by limbens,
over the high altar ofSt.PeterisChurch; Our readers
will also rejoice to learn,
,that. 50 100 volumes
of copper-plates, and two 'Of drawings), belonging
to the collection of this city; and taken to Paris,
are rioW arrived here again, with several chests
fulk ot diplomas. . "