The Sun.
London, England, 1815-01-06 00:00:00

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"The vigorous and naanimous efforts of the Allied Power's
bat-eletpitily been. at:ended, ntid:r the favour of Divine Pro;
videnee, with.the most glorious and extraordinaiw successes,
evhich 7,Yere foilawed by the. cessation with
France. Being desirous that ray faithful vassal:, may, in
coosennence, enjoy, as Efltltl• as possiUle, the groat benefit
and adtantage of a free communication with all nations,
-have been pleastal to order, that the ports of my States, front
the date of this my Royal Decree, shall :Albeit the entry of
the ships of• nations that May be pre.ented before them,
and the departore• of the same, whatever destination ,they
may bate icceved, that ass :ouch as possi:ile the friendly re-
lations and reeiraca! interest: with their respective coun-
tries may be re-estti'9lisheal. It is commanded that this Edict
ere ,:utilished and placardtt in the usual manner., by the proper
Authorities. -

Rio Janeiro, &c. With thellubric of the Prince Regent
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A Norway raper, published in that country in
the Danish language, comprthends some further
Inoditications of the Constitution formed in
_May..
It contains all introduction, stating generally the
authority•over the two Kingdonis as vested in the
reiping Sovereign of Sweden, This is followed
by a re-capitulation of the principal Articles of
the former Constitution, classed tinder the re-
spective heads of Religion, the Royal Family,
the Diet Commerce, &c. &c. and two nets • Ar•
tide! are super-added, by the one of. which a Na-
tici.nal Bank is to be established exclusively for
Norway, and by the other it is provided, thactlm:
Flag for the purposes of trade shall be:ilistingilished
as- the ancient Norwegian •
Banners ; but that the
fOr the concerns of war shall he those of
Norway and Sweden united.- The fundamental
law is then recognized in a short letter from- tine
Sweilkh•CWllllliSsinners, in which they accept tire
Con,stitutiim ill the -name of kiheir Monarch am(
• the ‘vhole is elo.“_.(1 hv a Declaration of the Line
of Shecessioh, which is ckterhiihed in favour of
Jon N CU A ELEE (BLit NArt,Cr) and ()scut his
soh, ch the ticinie of the present occupant of the
-throne.

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%Yeather pra •vnig ring 61-1 Tuesday; Princess
CiList.oT-LE of IVAtEi took ail ail in her
i!;ar!on;drasyn by 4r beautiful grey.ponies, Her
Flighbes'S Called at. tke__CaSdeo I a .Visit to
tie Chinn.- and !'IiINCESSE and afteriai.:k re-
tfirna to Cranhourne Lodge-to dinner. She a.p-
-iu.,lrs to enjoy most,excellent
LOM Sr. arrived at tht Castle the
sathe • day, being One of the LordA of the King's
iledchaluber.,,

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Yesterday Dr. HEBERDLN went emit of attend-
ance o the KING, and left Windsor birLondon.

Oil Tuesday, the Rev... Mr. 13gcriTtt, of. St.
Cashedral, attended St../...;edi•ge's Chapel,
to performthis.probatiOnary services, by chaunt-
ing the service of the day, and singing the Duet
" The Lord is a Mau of War," with Mr.
BuNFiELo, as a Candidate for, the vacant Minor
Canon of the Chapel.
The_ waterS rotlnd Eton and its neighhourbOod
'have been and still continue very high. In many
of the cellars in Eron it is above three feet deep.
Primeess CHARLOTTE of WALES took an airing
in her pli;ieton and grey ponies yesterday morn-
ing, and,i.isited the QUEEN and PRINCESSES at the
Cas-tle.

Sir flElinf, ITALvoap arrived at the Castle yes-
terday from Hon, to come into waiting on the
KING., •

This morning Princess AuGusTA, attended by
Grnerals WRIGHT and TAY LOti , and Mr.
t 00k an airing oil horschack , follow-
ed by a Lady in Straiting in a enacii and four.—
Princess Mall., attended by a Lady in Waiting-,
walked to Froginore. ••• •