The Sun.
London, England, 1816-11-25 00:00:00

VRENCII PAPERS,
IRECEIVED LAST NIGHT.)

Psuis, Nov. 21.—The state of his Majesty's
bridal continues to improve daily.
There was 'yesterday neither a public Sitting
nor even a private Committee at the Chamber of
Deputies. The Members met in their hnreaux to
..contione the pretitninarydiscussions on the budget.
Two jouroeyntan printers, of the names of Ge-
liOn and Gaillard, and a master printer of the name
'of Chassuignott, were lately hrocght before the
Trihnivil of Correctional Poliiv, on a charge of
'baying talsified the King's speech pronounced by
*him on the 16th of March, 11315, at a Sitting of
.the Chamber of Deputies ; of having printed that
speech, on which they had made ituch additions and
.alterations as they thought proper, as it it had
been delivered.by his Majesty on the 31st of July,
1616 ; having made this sPeeth a preamble to
the administration of the oaths to the Marshals
wattle 31st of July last ; anti of Awing thus
spread alarming news, by entleavouiing told:kg
the belief that the situation of the tiingdom was
the tune on the 31stot July, 1816, as CM the 16th
of March, ISIS, during the invasion of the Usurper.
The charge was proved, and Citlion Was sentstnc-
ed to two years' imprisonment, thassaignon to
six months, and Gaillard to three months. All

three together were fitted 5000 francs.
Yesterday his Majesty presided at. the Council
of Ministers, which sat from one till.five o'clock.
We are assure(' that the Duke of Wellington
will out visit Patis before the middle of the next
'mouth ; it is certain the part of his Grace's
Secretaviat which remained here quitted Paris yes-

terday for Caiiihray.
Oit the. oces.sion of the ftte of the 18th of Oc•
Ober, Marshal de Maltzi.an, Hereditary Seigneur
of Pentliti, in the Duchy of MecklettberghSchwe.
tit), abOlitiiieti the vassalage of all his tenants.
This is the first procedure ot, the hind in that ex-

ter,sive ►:uchy.
They write from beipsie„' that the States of the
circle sit Thurin hi a (ceded to Prussia by the King
of Saxony) have transmitted to their new Sove•
rei►;nc P-.tirion against the introduction of the
justiciary organization of Prussia►, which is refire.
stilted this Petition as very oppressive. This
s•=:p teat awls some noise at Berlin, particularly
the States have made comparisons which are
ill in favour ot-the Saxon Government.
An article from Vienna states, that the Count
Sitttill is named Ambassador to Madrid ; and
Prince Stalirentherg *to Rio de Janeiro. Mr.
Whitbread, only son of the late celebrated M♦mber
of the British House of Commons, has been hi that
city for some days.
The brig Adelaide, Cept. Lrloq St. Ma►►re,
which set out for Marseilles from Havre, with
4100 hogsheads of wine and 300 che►ts of soap•
was lost on the coast, near Perpignan, on the
night of the 27th► ult. Tht Captain and two of
his n.►en 1 rished ; eight others 9f the crew were
saved, as well as IJO hogsheads of wine, and Z 4

chests of soap.
'Extract of it Letter front Niort, dated Non. 16 :---
s. Aztec a dr rather moist than cold, there tell ;
here, i I e night of the 10th inst. a great clout-
'iv' at snow ; a phenomenon the more surprising,.
as many years r,trietintes pass here without our
svei-an any snow , anti when it does fall it falls in
small 'quantities in the months of December and
Satotary. The night following it thundered and
rained a great deal. A. circumstance not less
singular is, that we tee at present in several gar-
dens of this city a great many spring tioWers
in
full blow."
Iltnat,tu, Nov 9.— Professor Schleierrnacher,
tifl”i is elnally esteemed as a man of learning and
*, preaelter, t4ttii who _served as captain in the
Letwiwihr in the cartspaigns"Cif 1813 end 1814,
I,iirety;" in one alas termons.eccalled to the mot►
leetion of his hearers the.prentise made by the
Otteernutent to give Prussia a repituntstive Con.,
" I ask;"' salt) he, fi for what other.
case we have alted. our -blooteati that
our sons
,at Leipsie, and on .the liketzhaets
Dap:swan, Novi. B.—With respect to the-tsvga-
elation' here, the Prussian, Commissioner* in the
fttiildle of Septstathey, tratornittetl to the Saints
Commissioners an tlbisnattiarr, the adoption of
whiett ti,ey &mended within Meets slays. Oui
Court immediately sent this Ultimatum to Vienna.
Since that periotl, thee verbal conferences have
teased, and a written negoclation has beets sob-
stit used ; after ham ing received from the Court of
Vienna 30 an.wer to the contronnication made to
it, o'er Commissioners transmitted to the Prus-
sian Conouissintters a costre prujet, including
tleir answer to tht Prussian Ultimatum. We
flatter our,elves that the Cottreid Berlin will adopt
this contre projet, evttich is !Ai(' to he very equit-

stir ittion.

RACITXIII7, NOY, 15.—They write from IAII4-
*iCi4 that r SOtya us the froutiters of the iiavat