The Sun.
London, England, 1818-01-13 00:00:00

CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES, JAN. S.

The propositions of M. Dtivergier de Hauranil
were discussed in general Committee, and aclople'
with some slight amendments. According to one
of these no Deputy can he admitted to sit in 06
Chamber who was not for y years of age complete
at the time of his election.

PARIS, SAN. 9.—The King has had for soar
days a slight attack of the gout in his left 111"
but which does not prevent him from transact'
ing business with his Ministers.
Felix Desportes and several other French exile
have obtained permission to reside in the Austria!'
States. They are to remain, however, under the
must rigorous surveillance.
On the 30th ult. between seven and eight
the morning, the COunt de Wittgenstein, Colon
e
of the Legion of Hohenlohe, in garrison at Afil"
lence, was found dead in his chamber, • havolg
shot himself through the head with a pistol load'
ed with several balls. A few minutes previous!):
he had given some orders to his servant with
usual tranquillity.
Five per Cents.--Thursday, 65f. 45c.

VIENNA' DEC. 29.—1 t is confidently stated•
that the Germanic Diet is to be transferred to this
capital.

The Infant of Spain, who is here, after a further
stay of some weeks, will proceed to Warsaw, and
from thence to St. Petersburgh.
BERLIN, Dec. 27.—There is a talk of 'rani'
ferring from hence to Potsdam several of the
public establishments.
COPENHAGEN, DEC. 23.—According to a re'
port from the Danish Consul at Smyrna, the
plague has ceased in that city and in all the d 1)
tricts of the Consulate.
DRESDEN, DEC. 28.—1 t is now known 04'11:
certainty that there will be no new reduction 0'
the Saxon army.
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RomE, Dac. 20.—Several State Prisoners have
been brought here from Romagna and the Marche-
They are persons of no importance.—They lied
formed a conspiracy to take Macerata by force,
and assassinate the friends of Government.

On Monday se•nnight the Trustees and go-
naging Committee of the Winchester Provident
Institution, or Bank for Savings, held their
second annual meeting at the Guildhall.; this
Rev. G. Heathcote in the chair. From the ac'
counts laid before the meeting by the Secretaries/
Thomas Deane and Barnard Winter, Esqrs. it
appears, that (exclusive of 1261. 7s. received that
day) the amount of sums deposited since the cord'
mencement 0: the Institution on the Ist January'
1816. is 77121. 9s. Bd.; the whole of which, with
the interest and the profit arising from the sale of
stock, standing in the names of the Trustees,
Previously to Int; late Act of Parliament, has been
invessed• in the Government debentures to the
amount of 84501. Ot the total sum deposited
10481 12s. has been paid out for principal anti
oattieriaesry, of n deposits ithdrawu since the Ist of
January,
The thanks of ihe meeting were
voted to the Alayor and Corporation, for the aeii.
coAmiodation afforded by them to the Committees
in the use of a room at the Guildhall ; as also to
the Secretaries for their zealous -.4:1 vices in prod
!Holing the ohjec(s of the lostilut 1011.
PLOW MONDAY.-Yesterday bri ,g Plow Mon..
day, the Lotto MAYOR was occupied during the
whole of it day in nw,'iting in the Common,
Conned and OtticelS at the ch4erent Wards in the
City of London,

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