The Sun.
London, England, 1816-10-24 00:00:00

Pal VATE COIt ItESVON DEN CL,

PARIS) OCT. 20.--ft is reckoned certain that
M. de• Caze will be obliged to lay 'before the
Chamber of Deputies an account of the receipt
and expenditure of the Budget Secret. The King
has already demanded a list of the pensions paid
from this fund, when, to his surprise, be found
that every individual pensioner was a servant of
Buonaparte doting the rebellion. Besides the
pensions, intieb money has been paid ont of this
fund to influence the elections. The finales, at-
tempt to cultide M. De Villele, the celebrated
Mayor of Toulouse, cost an immense slim. No
circumstance can more strongly prove the strength
of the Royalist party in Prance than the re-
election or' alt the most distinguished members
composing the • majority of the late Chamber
of Representatives, and that in spite of .Mi-
niiterial intrigue and influence, and of every
species of bribery and corruption to which
the • Reeolutionists did not hesitate to re-
sort. It is believed tinit this party mean to set
up Royer-Collard for the post of President of the
Chamber of Deputies ; but M. Bellart, 'it is said,
claims the support of Ministets for the same post.
It is difficult to say whose claims are the strongest ;
but it is thought that Bellart artist give Ivey, as
Royer-Collard took the oath of allegiance to Buo-
naparte last year, x qualification which scents al-
most indispensable for any important office under:
Louis XVIII. What pisses here now exactly re-
sembles what took place a short time previous to the
20th of March. Those who denounce the "action,
and give giveeeidentproofs of its reeolo tio nary projects,
are treared as alarmists, and ninny of them even ex-
piate, by imprlsoement, their attachment end de-
votion to the .Royal cause. Stich is the fate of poor
Gantlet Bernard, a very worthy man, ofrao has
• been long imprisoned rot a charge of writing what
tire now called seditious letters to his private.
friends, pointing out reasons (Or believing certain
persons to be plotting against the Coverntitent.—
After repeated, requests on his part to be brought
-to trial, that favour has at length been granted
him, and he is sentenced to three months' longer
confinement. While things are proceeding thus
at Paris, Bnonapartc's sister-it-law, Hortense,
who managed the correspondenc6 with
is carrying on a no less active correspond-
cure with this capital front Switzerland, and em-
ploys a servant of Lavalette to carry her flyers
and packets to the first frontier town in r#4llce.
Under the pretence of giving employment to the
necessitous, a great number of the disbanded
soldiers of the Army of the Loire have reeently
been employed by the Director of the AMU and
Clutuisees, in mending the roads ; .and as this gen-
tleman was last year one of Buonaparte's Peers,
there is no doubt but that he must have vela/ in.
attence with Boonapert'ese soldiers, if any. them s_
keitey' sft.iiiht -render their services.deslrable. A
man of some wit anti observation was asked a few
days ago what he thought of the actual state of
things i To which he replied, " Lisez 'Facile, et
eons saurez re qu'il pease du gouvernement des
nirranchis."—(Mornirg Paper)

The commercial house of Messrs. 13eLLY;of our
city, whoie trade was mostly in the produce of
English Manufactures, has failed for 800,000 Ao-
rini. 'rids is the largest failure we have had for
a long time ; several English commercial bullies
will be great losers,-- Letters received from
Nimes, of the 10th inst. express their astonish-
ment at reading in a Fs cud) paper that the
Temple of the Protestants of. their city lied been
burnt : it was not the Protestant Chapel of Nimes,
but that of Bernis.--We learn that the Archbishop
of Vienna has !Timed the hat of Cardinal., which
had been offered him by the Pore. Private letters
say, that the old Archbishop of CONSTANTINOPLH.
FouvroN, .died soddenly, and has been suc-
ceeded by his coadjutur.--A great number of the
Members of the new Chamber of. Dollars have
already arrived in Paris.—We learn from Naples,
the the Hereditary Princess Qt .SICtLY has given
birth to a sort.—Private letters from Petersborgh
uniintioce, that a change will shot by take place
among the Dignitaries anti Ministers who com-
pose the Government of that empire.--,(Galignani's
Messenger.)