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THE SUN.

SOLE~! QUIS DICEKE FALSVNI AUDEAT ?

LONDON,
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1817.

We received this morning the Paris papers of
Tuesday and %Vednesday last. The iferitovving-
are extracts
•:
c 5 P.vels, OCT. 1.

LIST OF DEPUTIES ELECTED EY THE ELECTORAL
• COLLEGE, 1817. , .•:,
N. B.—T w enty-tour Colleges have been as-
sembled, 17 forming the First Series, have iion,o-
nated their whole Deputation ; the sexes otheTs.,
(marked with, an asterisk) have not earnpletttl
their Deputation of last year.
Ain.—M. de Silans,Presid. nt of iheColiege, 111ember9flhe
rj
Chamber of Deputies • '
• Alpes (Basses).—Nl. Arnand,-Presiaent of the College.
Alpes (1-lautes).--:M.Angles; sen. President of the College.
Cdte-d'Or.—MM; Catunartin, iron-master ; . liertwux, pro-
prietor; the Marquis de Chauvelin.
Creuse.—MM. M:Atadier, Auseer-Duenezeam • - -
Dordogne.—MM. Maine de Birair,President of the College;
de Laval, Vice-President ; -Vice-President;
Langlade, Mayor of Excideull:
• Lure.—MM.Dupont, President of the Cour 'Royale of
Roue)); Bignon, formerly a diplomatic agent; Duweylet,
Vice-President di the College.
Gers.—MM. Lieuteriatit-General Lagrange,Presidentofthe
College ; de Cassagnulles, Vice:-Presitlent; de Lung, Pre-
sident of the Cour Royale otAgyn.
1-Vrault.—MM. the Marquis (le Montcalin, President of the
College; the Baron I..litrand Fajon, Vice-President; the
Count de Floirac. •
The et Vilaine.—MM. the Count Alexandre de Boisgelin,
President of the College; Legravetend, Advocate of
Rennes; de Monthiery Frequi,Vice,President of the Col-
lege; de Corbiere, formerly Deputy.
ludre et Loire.—MM. Gein-Moi,atit, President of the Col-
lege.; de Pereeval, Vice-President,--both Ex-Deputies.
Loiret.—MM. Laisn4 de Vill6vtque, President. of the Col-
lege; Grignoti.d'Auzouer, Ex-Deputy; Alexandre Per-
riot, manufacturer.
Lot:—The Marquis de Rastignat, President of the College.
Lortrz.—Ge.aerai amt.

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C(`),P;t 7.1.( ,1, Proside,t
of the College ; Vice-Pai:;ident r
Lice-rtetitl•ni, Misier of I.l6pit;ti; Jolly de Villiem

s ~faxc'.,~.-

41'I:ouiklaster.

Meuse.—M% • Sauluicr, forinetly Deputy ; Valke, Presi-
, dent of the College.
* Nord.—M. Vice-Prt.•sident of College.
Tronclion; Proprietor; de Nlully d'f-Mcourt,
President cif the ColleLTe; Lore, de icretizel, Vice-Pre
dent, Counsellor of the Court of Cassation.
brne.—MM. the Prince de Broglie, President
.of the Cul•
h•ge ; Delaunay, Vice-President ; the Count d'Orglandey
Vice-President ; bruet-Desvan2;Vit:,i:.-Pr6ident—..,lll late

Deputie,i.
Rhin (llatit).—MM. Fe Voyer d'Argenithi, Ex-Deputy de
Serrr, President of the College, President of the Cham-
ber in the blit S'ssion ; Moll, Mayor of Mulhansen.
RhOne (Lyon).--MM. the Ciitint de Forges; de Magneval;
de Cotton, Prefect of Vauchise—All late Deputies.
Seine (Paris).--:-111:1i. Latitte and Benjamin Deltssert, ban-
kers; Roy, AdVoeitel Goupy, banker; Bellart, Procu-
reur-General to the Cour Royale ; Breton, notary ; the
Baron Pasquier, Keeper of Seals; Cassimir Perrier,
banker.

Sevres (Deuic).—Mm. the Baron Morisset, President of the
College; the Baron Jard-Pan h late Deputies.

" The Duke of Wellington, on the 25th ult.
reviewed the Saxon contingent in France, in the
Plain of Loos (Nord). 'The next morning, at 7
o'clock, his Grace set out for his head-prarters

at Catubray.
".The Count Lieven, Russian Ambassador at
London, and his Countess, were presented yes-
terday after mass to his _Majesty and the Princes
and Princesses of the Royal Family.
" It Was the Viscountess de Turpin de Crissi
who detecied the irnpostur•e of the pretended Dauer
phin, tvl►o is detained in the prison of Ronln.
This Lady being at Rouen, heard of this adven-
turer having stated that he had resided at the
Chateau of Angrie.- She then recollected.Ma-
thurin Bruneau, the son of a woodeu-shoemaker
at Vezins, and remembered all his history. She
was induced, in consenaence, to delay her depar-
ture, in order to make her deposition. Madame
de Turpin was desirous of addressing to him some
reproaches ; Ido not receive advice,' said Ma-
thurin Bruneatt, in the tone of a Comedy King
' I only issue orders—as you are the ViscuttuteK
Turpiap, I salute you.'
The daughter Bruneau, wife of Launay,
has constantly recognised him as her brother
Mathurin. He has also been recognised by the
inhabitants of Vezins, his birth place, to be the
son of the late Brtmeau, a woodeu-sl►oenraker.
" Madame de Krodeuer has fixed her residence
at Sackingen, in the Grand Duchy of Baden.
" The trial of the persons implicated in the cou-
spiremy of tf,' pink Noire, let► in number, emu-
meneed on Monday helore the Court of .Assizett...
A numerous autlitory filled the Court, amongst
whom were Lord Holland and Mr. Brougham.
The Advocate-General, De Laptalme, opened the
Yesterday the trial was resumed. Alan+
t.►ier was examined, and the prisoners were inter,.

case.

rogated, after this some witnesses were exantinect,
and the trial was postponed till this dap,

" It is said that a very near• relation of Aladatne
Manson vas arrested at Paris in tie night between
the 28th and 29th ult. and confined au secret an-
ti!
,arrival of the papers, which are expected
front ,llhodez.

" There have been four fires in the department
of Haut Rhin, two of them caused by lightning'. ,
At Oberhergheini the lightuing struck the resi-
dence of Lieutenant-General.the Barotide Puthud.
Time flames destroyed the barns and granaries, con-
taining the produce .of the harvest of the year.
The damage is estimated,at nearly 40,000 francs.
A man, named Louis Sadron, has been sen-
tenced to death in the Deparitnent of Indre, tor
the. murder of five persons- by means of poison, ha
also cummittO four acts of torgery. His daugh-
ter, who was an accornplice with hint, has beet 4
sentenced to compulsory labour for life.

The First Council of War •ot the Twelfth
MilitaryDivision.(Rochelle) on the 22(1 ult. con-
demned to death Dondelenx, a serjeant, and
Bal-
levdier, a fusilier, in the 2(1 Colonial Battalion, in
gat tison at Obran, convicted of being concerned
in a conspiracy against the State, set an foot ita
that battalion. Eight soldiers, also implicated,
vet e sentenced to imprisonment for• ditfercut

.‘ Some of the Journals have stated, that a let.'

ter from Cayenne mentions the prevalence of a
contagious malady there. The statement, is with,..
out foundation.

FIVE PEE CENTS.

I Tonday

-65 f. 95c.
6.51. 65e.

" VIENNA, SEPT. 19.—The two children of the
deceased Archduchess Hcrinoine are both in it
good state of health. • • ,u • ,
" CoNSTANTINOYLE, AUG. 25:,--The head-. (It
.Czerny Georges has bee►► sv.au—here. It appear
that he was the victim of the hatred and feill
which his former cruelties had inspired. UP
head has not hitherto been exposed according
costmit on the gates of the Seraglio. •

" MADIIII7, :'EFT. 18 —The ship Saint
arrived at CAtliz the 12th inst. l*•olu Liniu, in 419

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`." SH-r. i 7.L-The GOvernm,nt of
Sweden has deternlined on re-establishing' the

Navy of that Kingtitn.
" The D,wish Navy has also been fol. some
lime augmenting, anti is again in a respectable