The Sun.
London, England, 1816-11-21 00:00:00

CHANIBEIt OF DEPUTIES.

The Chamber did not sit this day.—The order
of the day for Mouday announces no other bu-
siness inn the meeting of the Bureaus.

It was reported by some Journals that a nine-

ral Spevice had been performed at the Cowl of the
Tuileries for the deceased King of Wurtembet g.
It is true that the Court has gone in mourning
for him, but it is certain that no such service was

performed ; tor it must be remembered that the
King of NVortemberg was a Protestant Prince,
and it is not regular fur services to be performed
by C,ttotlies for those out of their communion.
Gem Lis/orde, it is said, is about to set out to
the Court of Bavaria.

• The waters of the Palais Royal were playing
yest'erday (the Birth-day of his Majesty) for the
first time.

When the Commissaries of the Allied Powers
arrived at St Helena, Bnonaparfe wanted to in-
vite them to dinner Al. Montrbenn,•the Fietch
Comtnis,iotter, being invited among the rest, an-
swered to the servant who brought the message—
" Tell your Emitter that I have come hereto watch
hint, 3nd not to dine with hint."

The proees ot the individual at Nismes, who
attempted to assassinate Gen. Lagarde, is still
pursued.. The Geoeral .has communicated to the
. Coinmission all the details of this attempt.
We learn front Italy, that as the Duchess of
Parma (he Ex-Etupress Maria Louisa) was rid-
ing on the Banks of the P 6, she was thrown front
her horse, and fell into the river, where she nar-
rowly escaped drowning, hnt that Count Niepet.g,
who accompanied her, immediately threw himself
into the liver and rescued her front a watery grave.
At nine in the evening, on the 10th of the pre-
sent month, the mail front Paris to Lisle was at-
tacked near Chantilly. The postillion was shot
at and severely wounded in the loins ; the shot
wounded One of the horses, but the postillion
rode on and saved the mail* The courier declared
that be oily saw one than on the road.
Some English soldiers at Cambkity have been
condemned to be flogged far stealing at a public-
house.

Un Ptiday morning Prince Talleyrand, in go-
ing to die Tuileries in his carriage, ran the most
imininent danger, from the inadvertency of his
coachman, who di iving furiously sll?ng dashed
agaimt the chain which was placed to prevent
the entry of carriages. The horses got over the
chain, and were entangled with the carriage.--
One of them was thrown down by the violence
and stu of the stoppage ; but the chain
was taken down, the horse 3 and carriage disen-
tangled, and the Prince continued his route.
VieNNA, Nov. et.—lle last post from Con-
stautinople,,dated October 10, art ivied the day
before yesterday. We learn that the Divan would
not permit the Russian frigate. which carried the,
Baron. de Strogonow to pass the Dardanelle. It
was returning when the Port proposed a Turkish
corvette for the voyage of d'ltalinsky, but the
offer was not accepted.
AMBUIIGH, Nov. B.—His Royal Highnesa the
Hereditary Grand Duke of Mecklenberg arrived on
the evening of the 12th at Frankfort. Ile is on
his way u, assume the reins of Government, de-
volved on him by the demise of his father,
HANOVER, Nov. 4.—lt appears that our Minstry
will he composed in the following manner
Elie Excellency the Minister de Deeken w'

have,the Mi►►istry ol''tl►c General Police, Lottery,
Customs, &c.
His Excellency the Minister de Bremer is
charged with the Department of Foreign Affairs,
the. Finsixes, relating to the Military, &c,
His Excellency the Minister. de Aronswaldt has
the• Nlihistt'y ut the Clergy Anti ptihl►e instruction.
11Antw.onitott, Nov. 5, 'rite Ex-General
Caring, ►tiho has Übtilitled permission of the King

to fix 'arrl%ed yesterday in the

afternoon.

Wimp, Nov. 6.—lt appears certain that M.
Cevallos has departed fur Naples in quality of
Arnbassolor. An official article published in this
days Gazette contains a decree of his Majesty,
creating an Order of Noble Ladies, under the de-
nomination of the Royal Order of the 'Queen
Marie-Louisa.

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