The Sun.
London, England, 1815-06-13 00:00:00

FOREIGN INTrI.LICItNCE%

AMERICAN ,PAunqS.

[Fronk tive Cii Advertillei,lnwe 6.1

13y the Janet Dunlop Ultich 'arrived Mete on
Itionilav from Q•+ ht's'. awl was the Alit vessel that.
Twitted the St. 12 cvreucc this season; we have re 4.
t-civett papers to -the 3tl ult. They contain no
)arovinrial-liewsof importance, and nothing from
the United States of any consequence. ‘Ve
qn-ote, however, the followine- articles

" QSJEIEC, MAY 2.--,On Saturday mriening was
inspected on the parade, by his Excellency Sir
Gordon Drummond,. the'-.4lst regiment. This
regiment being formed by the junction of the Ist
and 2d battalions, is abOut MO strong ; the re-
mains of about 1800, the origiiill number of the
two battalions. It has seen severe and arduous
service. •appearance on the parade was,. in
'every respect, highly military. • We hear that at
St. Paul's Bay and in its vicinity, the grain has.
been in the ground for mote:than 'a week past.
The sooty and ice are every where diriTearing.

" Bos-rox, Apatt.2o.—lt is mentioned in the
Charleston Rtpers,
,tbat the French Admrral in
the West Indies, has declared the Black ports of
St. Domingo in a statt: of blockade.

" Ger end Gosseline will evacuate Csstine, in
the course of a few clays. Several transports, with

ordnance, &c. therefrom, had arrived in Halifax

" Of our naval force late on Lake Ontario, the
/ones, and Lady of the Lake only are to be kept
in commission. Captain Wolsey commands at
Sacitett's Hirbour.
" FRAM NswOatuatts.—.Our data are to the
17th of Mitch. c.ln the I3th a copy of the Treaty,
bearing the Prealdent's signature, reached that
city. The Martial Law was revoked-a-the militia
were diseharged—•and business of every kind had
begun to exhibit its harmer spirit of activity, and
enterprise. A Swedish ship from Cork (Ireland)

was the only merchant vessel that had yet entered
the posy of New Orleans since the pence. —Cotton
at New Orleans is quoted at 18 cents."

PRENCH PAPERS.

ROUSE OP REpiERENTATIVES.

•ITTIN( QY JUNE 8.
[From the French Papers received yestertlay.l

At one o'clock the sitting was opened by the
reading of the Proces Verbal of the silting of
the &b.
M. Gamier demanded that the Tijeclaration
tibottlti be inserted, that the resolution taken in
that memorable sitting, relative to the adminis-
tration of the oath, was unanimous. This de-
clination appeared to him to be necessary, to give
to France and to Europe the true estimate of the
ilfergetic sentiments of all the Alernbers of the As-
sembly.

The President.—rt is a principle that, in deli-
berating flgembli,s, the decisions ate never consi-
dered other wise than as the expression of the
°Wishes of the majority. It is on this account that
tht: old regal •-ions enact, that mention should
Dever be made in the proces cerbaux of any thing
beside the simple plurality of suffrages. This
I,oinai.te is due to the individual liberty of the.
Members, •

m.pumot,xna—,An assembly merely pronounces
by the major it y. Without doubt,lhe sentiments
wh!ch dictated our decision of the day" before
yesterday were unanimous. We were desirous to
&dare to alt lihrope, that without pretending to
rule without territory, we had but one
will—
that of defendirtg Out independence. We wished
to declare that we would adhere to our
(Ylitiosurs.)—These murmurs do not surprise me;
they are to me a fresh proof of the concordance
of our wills. But I repeat,
,when the public in-
tere,t is in the question, we ought nut to stop at
the present.! Our foresight ought to embrace
every ease, and to extend itself to the future. In
ctintbrmity to the iirinciple laid down by the Pre-
sident, uut of respect to the freedoni of the As-
sembly, 1 call for the Order of the Day.—
Adopted.

M. Lepelletier-1 propose, that a 3 the title of
Louis le Desire was- given to Louis XVIJI. the
title of Suureur de la Palrie (Saviour of the Ce rn).
try) be given to Napoleon (Ordt r, order ! front
all parts.) The noise then became "so violent,
that nut a voice could be distinguished for half an
'hour.

The 11,resident succeeded, however, in calling
the votes ; when the Asscn►hly unanimously voted
to pass to the Order of 1110 Day.
'the Sitting was then adjourned, after Alessrs.
D►unolArd, Clement, and General Carnot, were
elected Secretaries.