The Sun.
London, England, 1818-03-31 00:00:00

ROYAL ORDONNANCE.

" Louts, &c.—Anxious to provide, with the
shortest possible delay,, for the reparation of the
damages caused by the conflagration• which has,
consumed the greatest part of the Odeon, and to
fulfil at the same time the views which hare been
suggested to us, by the decline with which the
drama-tic art seems threatened;
Upon the Report of the President of our
Com.mit of Ministers, and of the Minister of the

Interior,
".We have ordained, and do ordain as fol-

lows :
",-Art. 1. The Theatre of the Odeon shall be reconstructetl
in its former situation, by prompt measures, which we mean
to adopt, and which are already assisted by the otters of se•
.vcral of our so!rlects.

" 2. The Theatre of the Odeon shall continue to he a sup-
plementary Theatre of the Comerlie-Pranc:aise. It shall have
the power of representing the Tragedies, Comedies, and
Dramas which compose 'the stock-pieces of the French
Theatre, and which are public property, and also such pieces
of the same kind as may be presented to it by the Authors.
" 8. We shall take ulterior measures to arrange the orga-
nization and administration of the Theatre of the Odeon.
" 4. Our Secretaries of State are charged with the execu-
tion of this Ordonnance, in every thing which concerns it. '
" Given at our Palace of the Thuilleries, 25th March,lBlB,
in the 23d year of our reign.

(Signed)
CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES.

4g LOUIS,"

SITTING OP THE 26TH OF MARCH.
The Chamber proceeded to corsider the Report
of the Committee of Customs, for levying a duty
on cloths, and which recommended that the duty
rhould be so large as to amount to a,prohibition
, against the importation of tile article. A discus-

aim) took place on that part of the Report which
• went to regulate the right of transit torparticular
. goods through Lille, Valenciennes, Thionville,
Strasbourg, St. Louis, Vernieres de Joux, Jougne,
Chatillon, and Behodie. it was proposed, that
to these towns should be added those of Sierck,
Forbad', and Les Rousses. There was a long
dismission on a proposal for granting to Alsace
. the same right of transit for goods other

parts (If the fr6ntier enjoyed. Furttier proeed.
ings the Projet were adjourned till ,the foi-
lu‘sing day.

(sEI MAN PAPILLIS.

Swt r 1 RLA ND, MARCH 17.--Colonel de Mural t ,
of Znricl►, and two Commissioners from Bask,
Messrs. Mer;an and Milani', have been deputed to
Palk on account of Massena's Loan. The object
of thi, iid;►id;ition appears to be rapidly proceed-
ati according to l,rieate letters the Duke of
Waington himself has not refused to interest
in it.

FROM 'FHB SEINE, MARCH 6.—lt kis excited
some set:sati-on that for some [ime past the Eng-
lish i'dpers speak so much of conferences between
Lord Welkington and two Zx-Ministers. it ap-
pears now, !.,.eever, that a ettNiti person got
these accounts putt into the English rapers for the
iwrpose of making people _imagine that a
change was going. to take place in the political'
system of our Government, and to revive the
hopes of that party which are sunk very low
but nll those means have failed of attaining the
end proposed. There is now trot so much talk of
a change in the administration. It is certain that
if any sods change should take place, it will not
be till the close of the Session of tho two Cham•
• bets.
The Concordat again draws the public atten-
tion. he .communication made by the Ministers
to the Comtuittee, and the discussion thereby
cans: d in the Committee, is stated to have had
iOrportant consequences. Since then attempts
have been- made to effect an agreement among
the -Deputies on this suhject, and it is hoped they
will succeed.

Faciar THE FRENCH FRONTIERS, MARCH 21.
They write from Cambray, that the negociations.
at Paris, which the Duke of Wellington is carry-
ing on, nut being quite terminated, his Grace's
departure from that city is put off for a few days.
it is asserted, that the different corps of the Army
of Occupation will be reviewed in the course of
the Spying, which, it is. presumed, will be the
last time, though it is affirmed that the manner
in which the army is to quit the French territory,
as well as the elcact time of the meeting of the
Congress, are not yet. arranged.
IV A act' 24.—NuMerous political writings are
again spread .for the purpose of alarming the
minds of the public. These writings say the
Army of Occupation will not leave France, but

remain on the frontier of the
.Netherlands, to
have a.watchful eye on what passes in France,
&c. The police exerts itself to find out the au-
dio". ilokecver, the tranquillity of those pro-
vinces is nor in the Least interrupted. Provisions
• are on hand sufficient to last till next harvest ;,
• and the prices of corn are continually falling.
• They write from,Csmbray, that Several officers
of the Duke of Wellington"s Staff have lately at...
rived at the army from Paris. It is supposed
• frum this that the Duke himself is shortly
cx-
petted.
Witasaw., .I.ll.titcH:l6.-,-His, Majesty the,Em-
peror, our King, arrived here on the 13111, at four

o'clock in the morning, to -the great joy of all
the inhabitants. After taking benne hours repose,
his Mdjet,ty and Prince Constamtitte went to view
the troops in the Saxon square, and were every
where received with the warmest acclamations.
In the evening the city was finely illuminated.
since his Majesty's arrival a standard has been
fixed on the tower of the Observatory, which
serves as a sign of. tile presence of the Sovereigti
in the capital of Poland. In the Emperor's suite
are, \Volkuti.ki, Count Ojarowskii -Prince Menzi-
kow, and M. Von °dove, Adjutant-General, and
several Aitles-de-Glmo. The day before yester-
day the Gerreral and Officers were presented, and
yesterday the Civil Authorities:
STOCKHOLM, MARCH I3.—The solemn funeral
of the late King is 'fixed for the 20th of this
month. The Government has commissioned the
able artists, Professors Ilulm and Westin, to de-
corate the Rellersholm Chlatch. Twelve thou-
sand ells of black cloth, at two dollars an ell;
have been purchased to hang the Church. The
Coronation of, the present King, on account of
which the motirtrin will be intertupted for some
Clays, will take place on the I.2th May; after that
solemnity is over, the tegiinents which will be
assembled at it are to go into camp near the
city.

CORNWALL ASSIZES.

BREACH OF PROMISE OF MARRIAGE.