The Sun.
London, England, 1817-12-15 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

PARES, Dcc. 1 l.—Yesterday his Majesty held a
Council of Ministers, which sat front one o'clock
till five. All the Ministers were present.
The Projet of. Law on Education continuing to
be discussed in the Council of State, it is supposed
it will be presented to the Chamber of Deputies
before the Budget.
One individual in the Department of Allier has
destroyed upwards of 100 wolves, by setting traps
for them.

It is stated from Aix-la-Chapelle, that M. de
las Casas, accutnpallied by his sun, tied tweive

years, at rivet! there tlie.t'd init. anti let Out the
next day for Germany.
*if here is still a report of a new -Congress of
Sovereigns, who are ta aAetuble in the mouth of
July or Anrust, and who are to adopt important
measures for the maintenance and consolidation of
the legitimate and constittational order of Europe,
and for the repression of what still remains of re-
volutionary spirit amongst certain malcontents.
The King of Bavaria has appointed the Prince
de Lenchtenherg 'and d'Eichtett (Prince Eugene);
Colonel Proprietor of the Gth Bavarian Regiment
of Light Horse, in garrison at Nmendtivg. Tl►e
Officers of tl►e regiment celebrated this appoint-
mew by a fAte.,
There was no public Sitting of the Chambvr of
Deputies either yesterday or 'the preceding thly.
The Committee on the Vrojet respectia4 the Con-
cordat, sat on both days, as well as other Con►-
lntttues.

DRESTWN, Nov. `29.—The termination of the
disputeS between Saxony and Prussia is not so
near as Was supposed some weeks since. New dif-
ficulties have arisen, which perplex the operations
of the Commissioners. The affairs are so compli-
cated, that they cannot be soon arranged. There
is still to discuss the right of possession to up-
yards of sixty villages, ‘vhich are claimed by both
parties. . .

FRANKFORT, Dec. 3.—The question relative to
the est abli6bwent of Representeive Constit►►tions
in all the States of the Germanic Confederation,
has beet► brought before the Diet by one of it 3
Members, who lays it down as a principle, that
the complete development of the interior urga-
nizati,Jil Ought to precede the adoption of mea-
sures of safety with respect to foreign powers.
'Ellis proposition, it is said, was made in one of
the late co►fide„tial confe►enres.

Musticu, Dec. 3.---4 he Concordat between tire
Pope and the King of Bavaria has just been pub-
lished here ; airs' the King is to nominate to the
Sees, and the Pope to give institutions. •
RostE, Nov. 26.—The melancholy intelligence
of the death of the Princess Ciarlotte of Eng-
land arrived here on Saturday night last.
LUCC. , Nov. 25.—Possession was formally
taken yesterday of this principality; in the name
of the Spanish Infanta Maria Louisa (Queen of
Etr•u_tria.).
Manure, Nov. 27.—Our Gazette gives a list of
Rebel Chiefs and soldiers who, up to the 6th of
March last, hall presented themselves to the re-
spective Commandants of tire Royal forces in the
district of Mechauacau, in Mexico, to take the
benefit of the Amnesty published by the Viceroy,
It comprises 3'..! individuals, of whom one calls
hi►nself Lieut eitant-Getiera I, two Lieutenant-Co-
lonels, three Captains, four Sab-Lieoteoants, one
Serjeant, 19 Soldiers, the Secretary of one of the
Chiefs, and one individual in a ci•il employ.
Lleven transports destined to convey 3500 men
to Sooth America are ready in the port of Cadiz.
The provisions are on board, bot it. is not stated
when the troops are to be embarked, nor what
vessels of war are to convoy them. It is not
known either what General is to command the
expedition.
Csni, Nov. 17.—The Russian Ambassador at
Dur court has been here tur scone days past, where
I►e is waititig for the Russan squadron, which his
Majesty the Emperor Alexander has ceded to
Spain, upon conditions which remain as yet un-
known. To this squadron will be added, a vessel
the ling of 74 guns, one of 64, and MO large
frigates, the equipm;:nt of whicl► is nearly cons-
pleted. Besides the troops which will be em-
barked on board of them, with at tiller y and am-
munition, three or four hundred Officers have
solicited to accompany the expedition, to serve as
volunteer!, till they can be employed in our
South American possessions.
From Moscow, Nov. 10, it is stated,—" Tire
flattering reception that our Persian Embassy has
experienced holds out to ITS the brightest pro-
spects. It appears, that our Ambassador, Yer-
inaloti, has gained the affections of Feth Aly
Sella!). We learn that the Persian Monarch
has allowed -the establishment of ussian
Consulships in tire principal cities of his
empire ; and permitted the Russians, on paying a
slight duty, to trade in his dominions, and to
have a passage through them to India. IVe have
every reason to hope that the manufactures of our
Southern Provinces will be admitted under favout•-
able conditions. The report that Feth Aly Sella!)
is said do have requested gut interview with the
Emperor of Russia, and the meeting of an Asia-
tic Congress, at Astracar►, in the Spring, to which
the Grano) Sultan of Constantinople is to be-in-
vited, for the purpose of reeinlating the political
and commercial regulations between the Christian
and Mahometan Powers, requires further con-
firmation."

ONLY ONE DAY TO DRAW-NEU' SATURDAY.-
FOUR PRIZES OF 'rwENTV THOUSAND voimws,
&c. IN TLIF, WHEEL.

TO CORR ESPON DENT'';.

Our Protrslant Readers, and we desire no other, except fur
the !impose of Rrfornialivp, will learn with pleasure that
LA:srHANc's Fourth i,etter will appear Tu-morrow.

THEATR t t. REGISTE R.
Perf;irmed on Saturday Nit;ht.
THE.ATRE ROYAL. DRURT-i, NE.—;First ' Outwitted at
last : Principal Characters by Mr. H. Johnqon and Mks
Byrne. After which,
Cl►sATni:ltuv.tt,('urENT-GtßrAtf..-r-Gity Mannering Henry
Bertram, :Mr. Braham; Lucy Bertram, Mips Stephens.
After which, Husband* and ‘Viee*.