The Sun.
London, England, 1816-11-20 00:00:00

DUTCH PAPERS.

BRUSSELS, Nov. 4.—Letters from the French
frontiers say, that at the moment that the new
Chamber is opening its sittings at Paris, the evil
disposed make new endeavonti to trouble the pub-
Tie tranquillity. in several towns in Picardy,
Artois, and hench Flanders, seditious writings
arc circulated, chiefly sent from Paris, and some
of them ley the post.
The, two parties are represented as ready to
.fall upon each Other, -rin -consequence of the- ab-
surd conduct of the Ministers—thi Throne is de-
Scribed as ready to fall, and they end with a ge-
neral appeal to the-Nation. Several individuals
to whom such writings were sent, have delivered
them to the•MagistrOes, and a new proof is con-
sidcreti as having been givers on this occasion of
the good disposition of the Northern Departments
in regard to the Government of the Bourbons.

The French Government has ordered giiliy,ent
search to be matte for the, distributors of these

writings.

littossnt-a,N0v..14.—.A large quantity of corn
arrives daily at Alit we rip rikiltiy in Netherland
•
and partly in foreign ships. The greater, art is
destined for the army of occupation. -A number
of vessels Irom the Baltic are expected,
The Nail; Jaune has ceased ; the authors have
joined the Editors of the Mercure Surveittaute, to
publish a new .Tournal, under 'the talent'. Le, Li-
beral,,the first number_of which appeared yes-

terdlay..
11,toun,. Nov, 10.—Sir 1.. Gauthier, Consul-
General from the King oflEngland in the Nether-
knds,' is arrived here. His .Kideelleney lodges in
the Hotel de Bellevue) ,andl we bear that he his
hired a large house,ldeve for a number of years.
A letter frotu Vieutprof November 1 says, Elmt
there is riot the sandrest-lOundlation for the repOrt
initustriomly circulated hi some Papers, that tide
Princess Henrietta of NraSStill is going to.abjure

Me reformed religion and embrace tlit Cattlolle

Complaints have been made from all quarters
respecting abuses in the PostMflice in the South-
ern provinces : :it is said that the svisbes of the
public will be (Whiled, and the project Of a law
on this important branch of the adtninistrstion
laid before the States General for discussion.

rRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE

rmus, NCIVUNDER It.

You mug not be surprised' at seeing that the
Royalists could only muster 77Notes for M. Trin-
qUelagues on Saturday :There no doubt but they
will be stronger shortly. They say that, they
have 25 more votes either not•arrived, or whose •
reception has been adjourned by the•Cheinber :
it is certain that among these last are Messieurs
Chinsel de Coussergues, lionald and Dubruel,
(Aveyron), [Moult de Flottot (Calvados), Puy.
mewl!' (Haute Garonne), • Ernouf, (Moselle),
I'raconttal and adment (Nievre), Ds Forgoes
(1116 tie), Pict (Sarthe), 11HTIl Villiers and Le-
marchand-Gomicourt (Somme), La.Ruehe-Tlm-
lon (Vienne). Ido not know how many of these
thirteen will have received their papers, or got
over their other difficulties in time for•to-day's
•
tatting.; but whenever they are received, they are
to be depended on ; as 1 am told are ten or twelve
others'. As for to-day, their presence is of little
consequence : the ministerial maPrify.for the
election of the three othei candidates will be de-
cided, and M. liellart, 111.1.1eugnoti and M. Ra-
vez will probably be chosen. lam told that some
of the Royalist 'Deputies put M. De Serre on their
list, not out of any love or esteem for him ; but
es they saw there was no hope of having men of
their opinion, they wiskid at least to avoid M.
Pasquier being at the head of the.

I am sorry to say, that his Majesty, orrreceiving
the Deputation of the House of Peers, announc-
ing the formation of the Bureau, expressed hs
dissatisfaction that M. Dc Chateabriand should
have obtained so many votes to be re-elected one
of the Secretaries of the House.
Pants, Nov. 14.--The Marquis tfilferbouvitle,
Direeteur-Getteral des Postes,' was dismissed ys-
terdav, and M. Mezy, Prefect of' the,Nord,
and Deputy for that Department, was :lined to
his place. The diimissal of M. d'Herbouville is
geoerally attributed to the belief that he voted
as * Peer for the re-election of M. de •%Mean-
inland as Secretary of the Chamber., AS 'the. votes
in the Honse of Peers are given by imPlot, and as
there in no necessity for. giving the reautios for
the dismissal of a servant of Ova Crows, the pub-
lic carkouly make surmises, which, however pro-
bable, are not certain. This change wts eipected
to be in the Monifrur of this morning ; out though
it is not inserted, I. do not look- upon it as .le.
certain.

You will have remarked, with some surprise,
that the Chamber of Deputies has followed the
example of the House of Peers, in choosing, to
fill a post of confidence, -a Member of Buono-
parte's house during the hundred flays. They
have named M. Simeon one of their Vice-Presi-
dents. This gentleman, formerly: Counsellor of
State in France, and afterwards' Minister of
Jerome, in IVestphalia, was named eiraud Officer
of the Legion, of Honour by Louis XVIII. the
Oth of October, 1814; on the ltith of June,
1815, lie took his seat in ,Buonapartcathamber ;
and you have not forgotten the exclusion of the
Bourbons, which formed the last article of the
Ade Additionet. This, man the party who pre-
tend to call themselves Ruyalistes Constitutional
have elected vice-president. A Royalist member
said, " I do not see any thing extraordinary its
:Simeates nomination!---je le trouve Wen Ape de
remplacei Pannier," This epigram is ndt, how-
ever, just ; for although 1 should he. very sorry
to have to defend either the principles or the
conduct of M.-Pastpier, it is certain that be was
not employed during the hundred days. The,
cause or his not being employed is well known..;
but it would be too severe to investigate the
causes of every thing—we must in general con-
tent ourselves with thefacti. h
Laing wished M. Rarer to be President of the
Chamber; but the other Ministervilitiliot think
themselves sofficientlysure of him, as salourdeaux
he has always been looked upon Ora Royalist.
The beginning of M. Pasquier's speech, where
he speaks of his astonishment at'being chosen by
the Kind to he President, attiused the' Rurilist
party very 111'16k—(T1)ms.)

TR..-INSPORT-OFFICE, Nor. 19, 181 S.
rr LIE COMM/SS lONE R S for Conducting fizz
211:1.1ESTY T NSP 011 T sin E, for taking-
Care of Sick and Wounded Seamen, audios. the Care and Cus-
tody of Prisoners of !Far, de hereby give Notice, that they will
be ready of this (Viet, on Thursday, thr 4tls December, ISIG,
to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with such Persons at way
be willing to contract for Supplying the Royal Hospital at
Plymouth, fur Twelve Months certain, from the Ist January,
1817, with.

Beef,
Mutton,
Bread,
(Thee4e,
Bier,
Barley,

Oatimeal,
Sago,
Salt,
Vinckar,
Oil,
Soap.,

Candki,.
Wine.
Snag,
neeN
&rid

Darin!. :„(!

No Tenth, will Le received after Oneo'Cloch on thflpty fa./
7'realy, nor any noticed unless the Ptirty, or an Algcnt for
him, personally attend. Each 7!ender mast It aceonija;iq
by a ,Lettettrom two respectable Persons, engaging to beecia:it
bound. with the Person 'tendering, in the Sam of seol. for the
due performance of the ('opt/vet.

F'arthcr particulars, mt.*, be knou n by applying a; this
Oyler ; or lo the S'tcrj•ard of the said Llo4pital.