The Sun.
London, England, 1818-12-19 00:00:00

" CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES.

" PROVISIONAL PRESIDENCY OF M. ANGLES, SEN.

DOYBN D'AGB.

The nine Bureaux for verifying the powers
of the newly elected" Deputies were appointed
by lot.
" The President invited the Members of the
Chamber to assemble immediately in their re-
spective Bureaux, to proceed to the nomination of
their Presidents and Secretaries, and then to the
verification of the powers of the newly elected
Deputies, in order ti►at they might report to-
mot row.

" The Marquis (le Chabriant proposed to ad-
journ till the day after to-morrow:

The Chamber decided to assemble to-morrow

at noon.

" The President—l have received a letter ad-
dressed to the Representatives of the French na-
tion, and signed Louis Barre. The writer de-
mands that it should be communicated to the

Chamber—(a great number of Members—No,
no).

" MM. de ChalAbre, de Chabtiant, and se-
veral others—We are not the Representatives of
the French nation.—The order of the day.

" Other Members—The Chamber is not con-
stitweti ; refer it to the Committee of Petitions.

" The President announced that the letter
would be deposited at the Bureau of l'etitions.
" The Sitting terminated,. and the Deputies
proceeded to the Bureaux.
" At four the Bureaux bad completed their or-
ganization by the following nominations:—

" Ist Bureau—The Baron de Saks, President; M. Breton,

Secretary.
" 2d. The Count Simeon, President ; M. Sauinier, Secre

tare.

«3d. The Count Dumanoir, President; M. Barthe la Bas

tide, Secretary.
"4th. The Count Beugnot, President ; the Baron Blan
quart Bailleul, Secretary.
"sth. General the Count la Grange, President; the Count
Dangler, Secretary. •
" fith. The Baron Baraison, President ; M. Mestadeir, Se-

eretary.
" ith. M. Deserre, President ; M. Froc de la Boulayc, Se—

cretary.
" stli. The Count Dupont, President; the Count de Saint
Aulaire, Secretary.
" 9th. M. de Villele, President ; M. Bonrdeau, Secretary.

" PARIS, DEC. 15.—The King was prevented
yesterday by gout from receiviug persons accord-
ing to custom, but his Majesty transacted busi-
ness with the Duke de Richelieu.

" The Cour Royale Chamber of Appeal of Cor-
rectional Police yesterday confirmed the sentence
against the Sieurs Chevalier and Itegnatilt, fur
the libellous matter contained in the Bibliotheque
Ilislorique.
" Almost all the Deputies attended the Sitting
of the Chamber yesterday. On the right side
were to be observed the greater number of
those who last year occupied that part of the
Saloon. On the left side, iu addition to the
Members usually seated there, a great number
were observed who last •year sat in the centre.
"The Duke of Wellington and Lord Castlereagh
quitted Paris yesterday ; the former at six in the
morning, and the latter at noon.
" The Journal de Gand, of the I 1 th instant,
says, The Count de Lobau (Lieutenant-General
Mouton), who resides in Belgium, near Lessines,
is recalled to France, and it is even said will re-
enter the service.'

" The Petition to the Chamber of Deputies
yesterday, from Leonard Barre, addressed to the
Representatives of the French Nation, commen-
ced with these words—' I have the honour of
very humbly laying before you, that in the year
13 of the Republic, I formed the true system of
Government of the body politic and of general
economy, which I addressed by the Velocifere to
the.ci-devant,Senate,' &c.