The Sun.
London, England, 1816-01-05 00:00:00

ft: 'l‘.ll late hour we received Paris Papers to t
The only news they' conitiitc•is giVeu.in the.
following extracts._ The &mg- the Royal
Guard on New Year's Day, unii .6,us both by the •
soldiery• and'peoide greeted %Yid' the usual. loyal
acclamations: -his gajesty's AnSwer to the Address.
of the Deputics'is 'very linporfanf It rangeShir4l
on the side of the Adinistet, and'
jority of the Chambers on the Atnnesti
" PAttrs, JAN. :I.—Yesterday the Dertturi°6:
of the Chamber of Peers,- and of the Chainber of, ,
_•
Deputies,. were adniitted, to 'present ,t 1 it hod
'Wage to the King the New Yefii. The• fold.
~.
lowing is the Address of the Chancellor

Start,--Tire Peers of France are the elder of,
t(ltegreat temlly'rif which yotir INlAjesty is the
~(ithec,.. %Viten .your children press around the:
41trone to testify their profound respect, we glory
iry being the first to fulfil this pious duty. "e
Ji4ve, to conclude the year, too long by a hundred
days, as we commenced it ;--but we have
pleasing hope, that the Year which is now before
us will be more happy: France, saved by the wis7,
dont and virtues of its King, has Only to
th Lim to enjoy its blessing. The Cliamber-of
Peers will -constantly give him I lie exitTple of
boundless gratitude of. love and confidence with'
ut theassre, and thus Will merit an unclouded
happiness." .

His Alajesty replied— • .
" I receive with great pleasure and seps;bildsf,
tie assurance of the Sentimenis of ;he
of Peers, of which I doily receive new proot'."

The President of the' Climber of Deputies cg"
presiett Lirnselt a foUtms

• •` I;titaiil s►►bjects nt the Chilin"
her of Deputies, wi3ll and prepare For sion n intad
year."
The King answered—

" I receive alw:tyi with pleaxilre the 11,35111.311ee'
pt the Chaittliu'r

You speak of prepuiiitg, -foi me a bnppier
that ieh is abolltto "tvi OR'
most ituportatti cliiewion. 1 hare nutdv. knowit to
yl3O my. infentiol!s through ttly Miniiters., Z tclt
entire eoufidestee.upot. the: devotion aiid. eat
.of the ‘Chamber of Deputies to support my 11e11Yesc
(vtsfri, thut of securing the rePuse of France.

Journal of to-dily
that the Kiug. has just 'tleprivol the Dthse 0r
Otranto of his power's, anti thift he isprliicidett
to, return to the khigdoin.

"The sane Journal says,Thnt Co'One' Fautioas,
brother to the Ductless tie Ilovi has' been la•
rested and conilim'tetl to l'A.bba ye..

" A Commissioner has been sent te Bru3seis front
to receive the pictures of the Frencil
which had been deposited hi the,Museunl

of tl►at city.
" `fire Prussians have taken possession of Sarre'

Louis.

" Itossia.antl.Prasiis have, it is saitd, tletermin"
ed not to serail Commissioners to St;, Tieleita; so,
that there, will. he wily those of Great Britain',

Austria, and France.

" The Spaniatds condemned by the King were,
sent from Illathid In irons, on the lath I)ec.
1111th-true St. Lett, hus not purchased a house,
at Constance. She has appealed ti the Allied
Po'wers.

Five tholisiind SICKWIS of the Allied Arrny.stie

to occupy Craone.

i'l)g Iletientot Venus is (lead at PdViS. the,
French Savans are dissecting her."

ThrSpeech of the American President, of hick
we published the substance its, our later intro"
sion% of yesterday, will this day be fOund at length.
in our last page. It is eery dissimilar from all
the Documents of the same description Which "14
have ercr before perused. Its tone is-_ moderate;
it is neither boastful nor insulting ; it brcethei
the spirit of union, and is congenial . with tae
relations of Peace which have recently been col"

The tppiies upon uhich•it touches may be (livid'
ed intx:rxternill and intermit. The former branch
ornbrades the Contest nod treaty with the BarborY