The Sun.
London, England, 1818-10-05 00:00:00

QUADRILLE DANC ING.

ALLEN, No. 19, SheriAld.street, Golden-
square, gives PUBLIC LESSONS and PRACTICE in
gun nine QUA DBILLES, WALTZ, and COUNTRY DANCES,
as danced by the select Fashionables of Paris and London,
Morning sets for Ladies only, Evening sets for Ladies and
Gentlemen. Private Lessons at all hours to untaught or in-
complete Pupils of any age wishing..privacy, or more expedi-
tious or refined acquire. ,ent than Public Lessons convey. Fa-
mily Parties attended. "oath qualified for the Profession or
Theatre. Ladies instructed to teach their Families, for aid-
ing which he has on sale new-invented self-playing Instru-
ments, enabling them to cultivate their own Dancing, give
Balls without Musicians, * amuse themselves and Friends
with Music, by Clock-work.

FRENCH PAPERS.

PARIS, Ocr.

LOUTS, &c.

We have appointed the President and Vice-
Presidents of the Electoral College of the Depart-
ment of the Seine, for the Sitting to be opened
on the 26th Oct. as follows :

PRESIDENT.
Ist Section—The Sieur Bellart, Proeureur-General.

VICE-PRESIDENTS.

2d Section—The Sieur Rendu (Louis Athanase), Master of
Requests, Procureur-General du Roi to the Court o;

Accounts.
3(1 Section—The Sieur Allent, Councillor of State, Under
Secretary of State in the Ministry of War.
4th Section—The Sieur Ternaux, manufacturer, Member of

the Council General.
sth Section—The Sieur Delaltre (Bernard Jean Etienne Rawmond), Member of the Council General of the Depart.
went.

6th Section—The Sieur Barthdleruy (Joseph Anicet), banker,
Member of the Council General of the Department.
7th Section—The Sieur Breto❑ (Louis Henri), Notary-royal,
Member of the Chamber of Deputies.
Bth Section—The Sieur Walton (Pierre), Master of Requests.
9th Section—The Sieur Lebrun (Charles), Mayor of the Fourth

Arrondissement.
oth Section—The Sieur Try (Bertrand), President of the

Tribunal de Premiere Instance.
1 th Section—The Sieur Sonnet, Advocate.

QM Section—The Sieur Rattier ( ), cloth merchant.
3th Section—The Sieur Roy (Antoine), Proprietor, Member

, .
of the Chamber of Deputies.
14th Section—The Sieur Delahaye (Jean Pierre), formerly an
attorney.
15th Section—The Sieur Cinnot (Pierre Joseph Nicolas),
merchant.
16th Section—The Sieur Leprieur de Blainrilliers (Pierre Ni-
colas, banker,) Mayor of the Bth Arrondissement.
1711 s Section—The Sieur the Marquis Leprestre de Chateau-
giron (Rend Charles Hypolite), inspector of the National
Guards of the Arrondissement of Sceaux.
18th Section—The Sieur Didot, printer and bOokseller.
19th Section—The Sieur Carnet de la Hounardiere (.lean Phi-
lippe Gaspard), Master of Requests, Mayor of the IRh
Arrondissement.
20th Section—The Sieur Lafond (Etienne), wholesale wine-
merchant.
Dated 30th September, 1818.

(Signed) LOUIS.
(Countarsigned) LAINE.

FLANDERS MAIL.

A Flanders Mail arrived at a late hour las
night, and brought the following articles of intel.

Bence

" AIX-LA-CHAPELLE, SEPT. 29. —Yesterday
and the day preceding will constitute a remarka-
ble epoch in the annals of Aix-la-Chapelle. Three
powerful Monarchs, animated with the same
wishes for the repose of the universe and the hap-
piness of their people, made their solemn entry
into the ancient city of Aix-la-Chapelle. Ott
Sunday, about five o'clock in the afternoon, his
Majesty the King of Prussia, our Sovereign, ar-
rived first, and was welcomed with all the de-
monstrations of the most lively joy by the inha-
bitants, and the troops who are assembled for
his reception. The day following, his Majesty,
accompanied by several Generals, went to meet
his Majesty the Emperor of Austria, and their
Majesties entered together in the sane carriage.
These Sovereigns were welcomed with testimonies
of love and respect by the entire population of
the city, and by the military, who formed the
line, before which they proceeded to their palaces.
—About 10 o'clock at night his Majesty the Em-
peror of Russia arrived, accompanied by our
King. Notwitstanding the lateness of the hour,
all the inhabitants went to meet his Majesty's au-
gust Ally, whose presence has excited the liveliest
transports of joy and satisfaction. Numerous sa-
lutes of artillery and a brilliant illumination cele-
brated the arrival of the Sovereigns within our
walls.

" Among the numerous distinguished charac-
ters arrived here are the Duke of Wellington,
Prince Metternich, Count Schouwaloff, Count
Nesselrode, Counts Capo d'lstria, Benningsen,
Czernicheff, Generals Muffling and Thieleman, &c.
Baussst..s, OCT. l.—Eler Majesty the Queen
of Sweden, travelling under the name of Cotattess
Baker, arrived here yesterday from Spa, on her
way to Paris. Numerous couriers going to Aix-
la-Chapelle have passed through this city. Re-
port says that Prince Metternich had declared to
several persons that the Congress will not for-
mally discuss any other subject than that of the
evacuation of France. The other subjects of dis-
cussion which have been spoken of in the public
papers, will only give rise, it is said, to conver-
sations which, will not have any diplomatic .cha-
racter."