The Sun.
London, England, 1817-01-16 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS,
DIECNIVED Mrillblo.3

Naas, JAN. 12.—After num Marshal Lefebvre,
Dolce of Dentzie, atintitted to take the oath
before his Majesty, who gave into his hands his
Marechol's baton.

Notwithstanding the calamities which have
weighed upon franee, the zeal of the dissemi.
wort; of vaccination has not diminished. In 76
departments, according to the return, out of
'1526,641 children bom in 1813, Z 1,116 have
been vaccinated.

At the City of Boulogne a remarkable event
4nts occurred the Sib of this month,
between one and two o'clock in the morning,
hieing low water it the time, the sea rushed into
the port with such velocity that in less than half
en hour. it tied risen five feet, thet is two feet
shove its ordinary level. A Nortit•west wind
raged at the time. lin conseittence of this rush
et great member of cables were broken. Several
-ships and (mate were dashed against the mole, and
experienced cojisideratile damage. Those con-
venient iit the:phenomena of the-ocean say there
hes been an eartittliike«,

CIIAMBEtt (W
etts,‘,lo7 or rue I Ifft DECEMBEIk.
The Minister of the Interior, accompanied by
Messes. &Nov and Cueier, presented the Mani.
bet with the Project of Law upon Elections, and
with the Attcatimetits'atade by the Chamber of
Deputies.
The Chamber heard, in the same sitting, the
Report of the Special Committee appointed to est-
amine the proposition relating to the responsibi-
lity of Ministers.. The Chamber seperated at 3
o'clock.
General toelere has just died at Paris.
ANCO/fx, Aaa. 27.--The following Notice hat
been published
s' We, the Inquisitorial Commissioner, Jim be.
log informed, that several citizens during their
iiip.euee from the States of the Climeh, and dar-
ing the troubles of the revolutions, have had the
weakness to associate themselves with those so-
tieties which lead to sedition and every excess and
crime, and that they have not abjured their errors
'since their return to their country, and under the
laws of the Holy See, contenting themselves, as-
Cording to the laws, with not joining any eon.
spieucy, invite them to examine themselves soli.
pidously, and divest themselves of those principles
which have culled down the severity of Govern.'
ment upon the authors of the secret Masonic So-
cietiete. We hope they will make the disevowal
required by their consciences anti the lases and
edicts of Ids Holiness."
Several persons upon this notice sent in their
diplomas. (movermilVlll has not punished any One,
but admitted their justification.
Two ships are truths); to protect our commerce.
A great number of ships with coil and salt fish
have entered our port. Corn hes fallen in price
considerably.
We shalt asse have the great Opera during the
Carnival, It appears that the city will employ the
hods of the theatre iu assisting the indigent
classes.

Many strangers' ore bile, and among others
some Russians of distinction. The arrival of a
11111;614n SClNAdrall iu the Adriatic is talked ot.
CATTS, JAN. 13 —Our ci,y is now very busy.
It. is a long time since we expected to see our
'commerce resume such activity.
13ausscr.s, AN. 7.—Suicides increase in an
alarming manner in our country. We will not
offer the sad list to out readers ; it would be fob
afflicting. Are we to attribute these acts of fully
and despair to misery, or the forgetfulness of re-,
prinaiples ?--(l.*Oraelk.)
NuitEranattn, JAN. 3.—An active war against
the robbers is carrying on in Bohemia; a great'
number of whom teem to have fled to this kingdom
since they have been driven &milli:vision Silesia.
CONSTANTINCIPLAI, Nov. 26.—The number of
sick is considerably angmented. Of 33 who were
tikkco to the hospital of the Greeks none hlly, el.
4:4oed. At that of Perm the number rose from 30
to 69, of whom 42 are living. In the Mlle of
the month 12 were taken to the Armenia* liospi-
tat : only t two have resisted the contagioa.
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