The Sun.
London, England, 1816-10-26 00:00:00

The Chamber, which will meet the 4th of next
month, Was to consist of 257 Deputies. It will
not reckon so many, thanks to the spirit whose
impulse has, in tour or five departments, paralysed
the electoral movement. Some people seem alarm-
ed at this, as thong', the absence of ten or twelve
Deputies in the Chamber conld render the repre-
sentation incomplete. It is undonbiedlynofortu.
nate that some departments should have deprived
hemselves of representatives; but Deputies belong
less closely to the department by which they have
been elected, than to France herself, and all de-
partments become equally the objects of the at-
tention i.nd sol;cittnle of the Chamber.
According to the intelligence from Germany
Madame Catalina is at Carlsrithe. She has re-
nounced her journey to Italy, in order to proceed
direct to Vienna.
The Mediated Princes are exerting all their ef-
forts to obtain rotes at the Diet of Frankfurt, but
the Ministers of the principal Courts formally op-
pose them, considering that snot i concession
would be an attack upon the rights Of the Sove-
reigns whom they represent, and which rights
were recognized by the Congress of Vienna. The
Ministers of foreign Powers will be admitted to

the Diet.
Yesterday the King gave a private audience to
the English Admiral Sir George Cockburn.
The Prefect of the Norde, by an arrete dated
the 10(11, has suspended all distillation from
gruio.

21.--. From the Ist to 16th of this month,
ere have entered Calais nine English transports
ram Dover, with troops and military effects, and
49 packet•boats, also front Dover, with 888 pas-
sengers. There have left Calais within the same
time, 13 English transports for Dover, with sol•
diers and baggage, and 54 packet-boats, for the
same port, with 1025 passengers, four horses,
baggage, and carriages.
FRANKFORT, OCT. has been stated as
certain tact, 'that the Emperor of Rll3lll has re-
peatedly caused it to be signified to the Allied
Powers, that he will in no way interfere in the.
internal affairs of Germany. Baron Anstett, his
Minister at Frankfort, has, nevertheless, received
instructions to employ his good offices for ter-
inioatipg amicably all the disputes which still sub-
sist on the sehject of territorial arrangements.
VIENNA, OCT. 10.—The departure of the Ex-
traordinary Embassy deputed to receive our new
Empress will not take place, it is said, till the 2d
of November. It is comprised of his Highness
Prince Joseph de Swartzenbergi in his quality of
Evraordinary Ambassador ; of the Count de
Wurmbrandt, who is appointed Grand Master of
the Empress ; of the Conntess Laszanslcy, Grand
Mistress, and a numerous sake. There is no
other change in the arrangements which we
have lot merly announced. The Emperor will go
to S;. Poke!) to meet the Princess, who will arrive
on the 9th at Schoenbrunn, and the ceremony is
still fixed for the 10th.

The Committee appointed to draw up regula-
tions for the Bank has held its first sitting. The
Count de Dietriehsteio was President..

FRENCII FUNDS.

t; per Cents. 57 f. 70 c.
Bank Actions

MAIMATR.—Nted it excite wonder that stnng.
gling is carried on to a great extent along the,
whole line of coast, when the temptation is so
great ? Spirits are snld tor comparatively nothing. At
Flushing, very good Hollands May he had at 4s. a
gallon, and Trench Brandy at 7s. 611. The boats
employed on this service are all painted white :
tins prevents their being teen, at this sea3on
of the year, when the water has a brilliant
phosphoric appearance, which is occasioned by
the immense shoals of herrings that glide
near the surface of the great Northern Sea. The
only cheek to the.contraband trade is that the
Custom-house oglicers, are very diligent. •

RICKARDSOg, Gooot.ocK, and. Co. the Con-
, tractoti, beg leave to remind their Friends and
tha Public of the near approach of the draw*,
and respectfully :‘olieit their favors at their Offices,
and Charit.g-Cross, where they sold
Last Lottery, Two Capital Plizes of 10,0001.
each. The present scheme of only 6,000 Tieketi,
contains Three Crand Capitaks of 20,0001. and
!omicrons other Prizes, amounting. altogether to
86,9101. Consols and Money, till of which will be
th-a‘vo in One Day; next ThurSday, 31st of this
Month,

calm bins. /If I make discoveries,' said he,
may I hope for my pardon ?' At last, about
four o'clock, when the executioners entered his
cell, he. said, Let some Magistrate have the
goodness to hear me.; -tam ready to speak.' Soon
after AL Dupaty, a counsellor of the Royal Court,
came down to a room of the prison into which
iWonier was brought. Front the window of this
room, which looks into the outer court of the
prison, Monier perceived the fatal cart, at which
he shuddered with affright. Monier remained
about three-quarters of an hour with M. .11apaty,
anti the discoveries he made seemed so important,
that the Chancellor was made acquainted with
them, who sent sin order to stay the execution,
all the preparations for which were made in the
Place de Greve.
Two learned Englishmen, Messrs. Tyrwhitt and
[rarer, having beet, employed to unrol, if pos-
sible, the Herculanean MSS. belonging to the In-
stitute, b) means of a new process, the Institute
has appointed Messrs. Visconti, Quatremere de
Quincy, Boissonade, and Raoul-Rochette, to 'su-
perintend and assist in the operation.
They write as follows from Weimar, under date
of the Bth :—" The mother of the celebrated
-Kotzebue lately kept, at the baths of Liebensteio,
the 82d anniversary of her birth, amidst a circle
composed of her children, grandchildren, and
great grandchildren: Those of her children pre-
sent were Charle? Amelia (widow Gildemeister).
and Aegusta (an authoress). Out of 19 grand
children and 5 great grandchildren, 9 were pre-
sent at this fête. Among the absent, is one now
at Buenos-Ayres, engaged its commerce for a
Boordeaux house, another in Russia, on the Don,
and a third is circumnavigating the globe."
All the elections are terminated and known