The Sun.
London, England, 1818-10-30 00:00:00

DUI'Ct.

I 6. Scrutators—Delarue, Member of the Connell-General
of the department; I.4aistii, notary; Pinattl, joge dc pair;
Moringlane, proprietor. Secretary—Duliamel, advocate.
17. Se: utator3-4ainjuiillis, Peer of Franc; Lambrechts,

proprietor ; 13ourriat, profeLL'of of the special School of Me-1
divine; Philippon, director of the Royal manufacture Of
tobacco. Secretary—Vareliaud, physician.
IS. Scrutators—Darcet, vdrificateur des essais ?.la monnaie;
Abraham, physician ; Janvier, watchmalier ; Chevassut, pro-
prietor. Secretary—Eymery, booltstiller.
ID. Scrutators—Dubois (le baron) ; Agier, president of I.lle
Royal Court t. Normand, juges de paix ; Arlogge de Saint-
Andri, colonel of the 11th legion. Secretary—Rendu, suh-
stitut du procureur du Roi.
20. Scrutatms—Bertrand, entrepreneur tie rottlage ; Gre-
nier, wood merchant; Delvincours, professor of the school of
law; llnzenet, wine merchant. Secretary—Barg, notary.
" The Duke of Wellington is expected at Paris

0-morrow or Thursday.
" The Cardinal Catnbaceres died last night,

aged 62.
" It continues to be confidently reported, that
the Government will, in the next Session, pro-
pose a law respecting Juries, and also a general
14w with regard to the Press.
" The Count Ladislas \Vrbna, Chamberlain to
the Emperor of Austria, is arrived at Paris.
" The Emperor of Russia will alight, on his
arrival, at the hotel Thelusson, and not that, as
before stated, of the Prince de Tulleyrand.

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" VALENCIENNES, OCT. 25.—Yesterday morn-
ing, at halt-past nine, the sound of cannon an-
nounced the departure of the King of Prussia.—
His Majesty proceeds to Mauheuge, from thence
to Sedan, and then to Paris, where he will arrive
the 27th or 28th.

"At ten the Emperor of Russia set out. His
Imperial Majesty pursues the same route.

" Yesterday evening the town of Maubenge
gave a fete to the Sovereigns.

" Several of the foreign regiments have been
put in route to-day to commence the evacuation.

" Several French Officers of Engineers and Ar-
tillery have arrived here within these three clays.
" SEDAN, OCT. 24.—The Emperor of Russia
and the King of Prussia are expected to arrive
here to-morrow at two o'clock in the afternoon.
Monday they will review the Prussian Corps
d'Armee, and set out on Tuesday morning after
breakfast for Paris.

" AIX-LA-CHAPELLE, OCT. 21.—The
BSini-
sters assembled yesterday at the hotel of the Prince
de Hardenberg, There were present the Duke de
Richelieu, Lord Castlereagh, Capo d'istria, Met-
ternich, Nesselrode, the Court Councillor Waken
and Gentz.

" NUREMBERG, OCT. 19.—1 t is reported that
the Court of Austria means to open a considerable
loan for the purpose of putting its paper-money
out of circulation.

" STRASBURGH, OCT. 22.—The Austrian and
Wurtetnburg troops are now continuing their
homeward march.

" The Duke and Duchess of Kent have returned
here from Switzerland. They proceed to Ger-

nigny.

" SCH AFFHAUSEN, OCT. 18.—The Govern-
ments of Lucerne, Zurich, Berne, Argovia, and
others, have unanimously disapproved of the mea-
sure adopted by the Government of Friburg, for
the restoration of the Jesuits.

BERLIN. OCT. 17.—The Duke and Duchess
of Cotnberland arrived here on the 12th from
Dessau. Their Royal Highnesses set out yester-
day for Stu:Utz.
FRANKFURT, OCT. 22.—According to the
organization determined upon for the Army of the
Gerimmic Confederation, the • Ist, 2d, and 3d
corps arc to consist of Austrian troops to the
amount of 94,822 men ; the 4th, sth, and 6th of
Prussians, in number 79,234 ; the 7th corps, Ba.
varians, 35,600 ; the Bth corps, Saxons, War-
tembergers, and other troops, 36,511 ; the 9th
corps, Hessians, and the troops of a number of
States,2s,9lo ; the 10th corps, Hanoverians, and
others, 28,866 ; total, 300,943."

It was lwely stated in The Morning Chronicle,
that some difference of opinion prevailed between
the Commander-in-Chief and the Earl of LIVER.-
Poot. on the proposed reduction in the army.
This report has been contradicted, and, from what
we have since heard, we have reason to confirm
the contradiction, and to consider the report in
question as wholly unfounded.

We have taken a paragraph from The Morn-
ing Chronicle of this day, relative to the proposed
reduction of the Army, because it accords With
the sentiments of several Military Characters who
are firmly attached to Government. In the opi•
(lion of these Officers the plan of retaining Skele-
tons of Regiments is best calculated to preserve a
military spirit, and, in case of the expediency of
recruiting, to afford more means for the Tyro of
nll degrees to acquire knowledge, and to maintain
discipline. We do not pretend to decide upon a
question which demands the attention of profes.