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

FRENCH 11APEW§,
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PASITS, OCT. 5.--On the opening of the Elec.
tral Cntlege of the Seine, M. 'Bellsrt, the Pre-
sident, tnade the following speeds
Grpftermeit„.-7The,watda of .o King cannot ha deceitful.
has catitied;hy esth the Chaetee whiehhis goodness gave
taaasemf pti,Charter 04,1. re now calls us
e4igettieg„ferttriety years t;he spectacle of our agitations has
ksiesebeliereli:ut eyes. He bas weriitated'upon .Chet u in his
ft etavAt. His profound wisdom there followed the progress
tel opiztiou aisti of events. This ste.ond Noma, pure, like the
*rat, from baltan weaknesses: like *list first, holding Com-
swivel' with i-Traeen, which sretni to. inspire him with all
heneficial, to his inhjerzs,-.he formed his estimate of
the age, and of , Fiance. Herictiforteit'd he matured In
siles cr a charter suited to the times, to the ideas of the age
mars ar dell Just, but still 'prevalent, to the passions; per-,
haps to the piejudices of his cotemporaties:' a Chartm' cots-

Isitinsuating the happiest of all alliances, between reason and
hire of filigety,—..between the poser of one man, which
in,„,greet communities cannot be dispensed with without in.
Itsnity;•aticlibefranchises of the people claimed by all En.
imile; between the present, ih flue, which asks consolations
for gent. nsisfoetuneit, east the pest: which solicited obli-
vion of great errors. SOch, Gentlemen, was the gift
which our Monarch brought 'to rratice> when Pravidthlce
replaced him on the throne of. his 'ancestors. He has said
it; this pal luditun of the future destinies of our country shall
ttestr be violated. Judge of this by what you have seen.
s4tue modifications, unimportant in appearance, bad been
Etna ham the king amidst the tumult of last year, by f know

1t i •., hat helictiving, which was represented to him as public
opission, claiming, it was said, wore, liberal elections than
those accorded by the Royal Charter. A calm is re-establish.
ed. The StiStill Pi Monlieks has listened, Considered, veri-
ties!. lusinorability resumes its tights, soil the Charter its
empire the King wills it. ?bat will of t)1.• Father of his
eabuotry traces to us all our This 'Charter proclaims
legitimacy, the, greatest of popular interests. It also com-
mands respect fur the institution* st-Isinti guarantee public li=
lierty. Our duty, Olen, faithful subjects of the tsost che-
rished of Princes, true 'friends of concord, is to elect only
tittilike.ns, who know how to die, if neci•asery, at the foot
of this throne, in defence of legitimacy, and who will sin-
cerely in their hearts keep the oaths they have sworn to the
Charter.

" Gentlemen, by resting in this circle we shall serve the
Xiiug and the country, the conntry and theltitig, those tw
holy objects of our inviolable affection, which (according to
the beautiful expressiOns that were heard not lnn since by
this saitse college,—happy, glorious at. that time in its tiaiet,
irons the mouth of a noble Prince, (Ica! to (nir hearts no less
than his august brother) are united in an indissoluble bond,
isi ands a Manner that none but unworthy Frenchmen could
be capable of betraying the interests of one or the other,
" Gentlemen, such persons will not lac found in this as
Set Ably t our choice. Mil show the contrary. While we make
it, we will oot forget that the ryes of our Prince and of our
Country are upon issi and that we-shall he accountable to
France fur the condmt of those wbotn we shall send to regu•
fate our destinies."

The. Electoral College' of the department of the
,Seine yesterday finished its operations, andeleet-
ett the following to the Chamber.of Deputies :-'--
lidesSes. Try, of the last. Chamber; Lafitte,
Gn-
veroor of the Bank, of France ; the Count de
Chabrol, Prefect of the department of the Seine ;
Roy; advocate, member of the last Chamber ;
l)elaitre, Ex-prefect of the Seine
,and Oise; and
Lebreton, notary. ~
The Electoral Colqge of-the department Of the
"41..arte and Oise has chosen Members of the new
Chamber, Baron de St. Cricq, Director-General
of Customs, President of the College ;. Mesnager,
lauded proprietor ; and Despatys, King's At.,
Witty.
Au order from the War,Department forbids,
oissfer the threat of severe, punishment, all splen.
Ilia innovations in, the dress of the army, which,
It Says, at once involve individuals in ruinous ex-
Tenet, and destroy that uniformiiy of appearance
which gives character and a point of union to the
troops of the same rank.
They write from Nismes, that a fire bas con-
Innied, in part, the church of the Protestants
there, which bad not been entirely. rebuilt.
There is mention of a treaty of 'commerce be-
tween Denmark and Austria, by which Austria
would have the power of fitting out expeditions
for the estahliihments which Dentnink possesses
in the East Indies, on her opening in turn to
Denmark the putts which she possesses in the
Adriatic.

The senate nr Tranilinrgh conferred the right
of a ritiiva on Prince Blucher.

Callloi, the actor, of the old Italian Theatre,
bitSittst died, at the age of 8-.1.
PAais, Ocr. Ordonnance of the King
outharizes the establishment of the Priests of the.
Aliss'onls of Prance, with permission to exercise
their Miti,istry under the authority of the Arch-
tunihops acid Bishops ut the Kingdom, and to en-
-19 Val, the advantages granted' to rcii..ious and
(Aim itahle institutions.

It is at Guadstioupe, at Point a Petre, nod not
at martinitine, that some syminoms Of the yellow
fei.er i4aVe manifested thetmelvvir; atict
which every preesution has been'taken.
The Pi evotal Court of Grenohle.gave judgment,
on the 26th September, ow-several pet sous int.
plicated in the lett:conspiracy. Consseau has been
condemned to capital punishment, hut recom..
mended to mercy by the Judges. Three other in.
dividtials trete sentenced, one to forced labour,
and two to two years' detention.
The Minister of the Int,erior has issued a Circu-
lar to the Prefects to furnish him with certi6cates
of the births of the Veputies, and other docu-
'vents to verity the elections.
LetteCs from Naples, dated the iDtli September,
state that the negociatiott with the Americans was
going On, and was mill in the 5;1114 st4te as Oil
the departure of the preceding' a'tiviti''s„.
The puke of Cambridge is expected shortly at

Perk.
-Tikete i 3 a report of Treaty esc44lbe-
tltTen Denmark aIA A tY, tr tich 4 list ri..l
,vlll 6latiltiti to troic.: with pin. es-