The Sun.
London, England, 1817-11-15 00:00:00

" CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES.

" PRESIDENCY OF M. ANGLES, SENIOR MEMBER.
sITTING Or. NOVEMBER THE 11TH.
" The Chamber proceeded to R new scrutiny to
complete the list of five Candidates for the defini-

c..e Presidency.
" The number of voters was 181, absolute

majority 9 1 .

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Viscutint de thwald
Couut Betignot

Trinquelague
Ilellart •
Prince at Broglie

&c. &c. &c.

" No Member having obtained an absolute
.rarity, a new scrutiny took place, the eight De'
putics only being voted tor, %vim) had most v0t.4.:
ou the formvr scrutiny.
The Memb.ers •tvho voted were 182, absoluic

maim ity 92.
" The suffrages at the close of the ballot wet:

as follows :
"M.. M. Royer Collard
Camille Jordan
Count Beugnot

Roy
De Villele
De Ronald

Trinquelague
De CorbiEres

The President having communicated the re'
suit, proclaimed M. M. Royer Collard, Carbine
Jordan, Beugnot, and Roy candidates, nit!' M.
de Serre for the Presidency, and invited the De'
pities to assemble to-morrow, at noon precisely,
to nominate four Vice;-Presidents,. and four Dr
finitive Secretaries.—A djourned.

" :rile two Committees of Legislation aria Fi'

nance assembled yesterday at the Hotel of tb
Chancellery, according to the summons of thi'
Keeper of the Seals, who, presided at the or

sembhge.
" The Duke d'Angouleme arrived at Alencoll

'esterday, and remains there during to-day.

" We learn from Rhodez, that the Baron t 1
Cazes, Prefect of the Department of Tarn,
had arrived there to concert with M. d'Er
tourna, Prefect of Aveyron, on the mcasore
to be taken respecting the removal to Alb).
of the persons accused of the assassination of M
Fualdes. This removal will take place' in tit'
course of this month, and the trial will corn'
mence in December, before the Court of Allay.

" The Prince de Castelcicala, Ambassedor frog'
Naples, had an audience of leave of the King yes'
terday. "His Excellency is about to set out for
London, to present, in the name of his Ctitir
Compliments of Condolence to the Prince ftegeot,
on ttie aeatti of his daughter, the Princess Char'
lotte.

" The Duke of Wellington disembarked o».thr
9th, at Calais, and set out immediately fot• Caul'
bray.

The English packet-boat Queen Chai.
lotte, which left Dover on the 3d instano
at nine o'clock hi the morning, was preee►►tc'~
by a thick fog from entering Calais till the szt,
There were 40 passengers, amongst whom were
several la►lies, who were at sea without'provision.
for 48 hours.

"'The ma►riage of the Princess Maria' An,
Caroline of Saxony with the. Hereditary Princt
of Tuscany was celebrated the 28111 ult.

Dresden.

The King received the Bureau of the Charm
her of Peers on Monday morning before Mass..

FIVE PER CENTS.

" Monday G4 f. 90c.
" Tuesday

" NUREMBERG, Nov. 4.—According to letter
from Vienna, there are expected in that capital
about the middle of November, a great number 0
Magnates of Hungary, and Nobles of Bohemia;
and of several other Austrian Provinces.

" GHI NT, Nov. B.—The town of Courtruy has
acceded to the principles of the Patriotic Society
of Ghent, for the exclusion of foreign manufac-

tures.
"DRESDEN, OCT. 30.—At the marriage of tht
Princess Maria Ann,Carolina, the day before yes•
terday, Prince Frederick Augustus was the proxl'
for her consort, the Hereditary Grand Duke o
Tuscany. The Spanish Infant, Don Francis
Paul, was present at the ceremony. The Heredi-
tary Grand Duchess set out this morning 'to pro-
ceed to Florence."

The Letter from Mr. JESSE FOOT we find bas
made a strong impression on the Public, as mig
indeed be expected from the high professional at*
rActer, and independent mind, of the Writer, bit'
chiefly, of course, tram the interesting and impor
taut nature of the subject. We have beam

sured and commended for the it seition of di
letter. We are gratified by the praises which iv'
hove received, because they spew that our cha-
racter, as a Public Journaliht, is understood, and
that, while we manifest a firm attachment t°
Government, we are not servilely devoted to it.
We are by no means offended by the censure:,

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