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

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ceived large orders for houses at Vienna
trick. Thelhanulapturer3 are,in activity„
There Was last nightl?pl%O.at Court. 'A tiDati.e
was erected in,tbe antF.;.ehitlitier of the
Potier antf7Bpinet hail _the jainonr-10'
perform before the King anti 11.t414
he price of corn fell one fra'neatiiii-fOrDitn.;
kirk market, and it 'is Biped. it. -twin tee/41194E644
fall. The ,herrittivfi•iliety,is ,b4.l44lx7riffiSi.jortAio.o
duet ive this year. 1t employ, more dims. I Q,044410,,..„
at Boulogne,' each mantled by 6rl3.litetc)
there: are days when the value of tltett tinitilicifllt:
amounts
.to 40,000.1 r. •7...; 3,
.The smuggling vessel the No, Deal, htt,ely,
swamped not far from Cuials. en.bimtd;
to the numberof'seven, perish:ed.; `Tifelisitties
four of them having been throvrts, upon the CCM!!
the Commissary of Polite .repaired:. to. the spot,,
end, alter the necessary inquiries,-restored -the
bodies to the persons who claimed them on situ"
part of their fautilies.

The gendarmerie of NiTurtetriburg arrested,. thir•,
.ink the months of duly,: August, and. September,,,2l6l. individuals, viz.: I brigand, 84 robliers,.2.
'poachers, 83 other crintinals, '674 :vagabonds,
.1289 .beglcars, 7 fugitives from military service,
4 deserters_from the country, and,2o in foreign
military service.
THE OPENING OF'tHE gESSION OF tam
This solemnity, the fourth of this kind since the,
Restoration, had excited more anxiety than ordi.
nary, and attracted a much greater' concourse of
spectators. The IWO TOWS of tipper benches,
usually set apart fur the Deputies, were adorned-
by near two hundred ladies. The Tribunes and.
the galleries presented a great number of persons
of' thstinetion stud foreigners, among whom We
TetailTked Mr. Cahning in his robes, as un'Englislt
Minister.

Near the large tribune of the diplomatic body,
places were prepared for the puke of Cambridge
and his suite.

' At one o'clock the Peers of France entered in
their grand robes, of state. This is the first time
they assumed them in st public sitting ; it consists
Of a cloult.bordered with ermine, over their ordi.
nary'clress, and a hat a hi
Six pards de la Manche were placed behind the
throne: the elegance of their new onifoitn
vet), remarkable. In place of the gold-laue hat,
a cocked hat has been sobstittitetil adorned wins
feat hers.

About two o'clock salvoes 'of winery, and sc.
clantatiuos from without, announced the .srrival of
the King. Ilis Ile,lesty was ruceived by two de.
putations,- one trf tiye Peer., and the, other of
twenty-live Deputies, and rested s fete milittteb iu
the Saloon of the President. 'the entrance of the.
King into. the Hall excited the amitt I telyetirtitp.
siasu„. Cries of eg Vire le Roi ! Vivent les Bour-
bons !" bUrst from every tpturter, and were 1.. e.
quently repeated.
His Misjesty having ascended the Throne,. hre.
Royal Highness Monsieur took his place 011.00
riglit, the Duke of Angouletrie on the left, noel
the second place on the right was occupied by the
Duke of Berri. The three Princes were in the
cotitunte of Peers.

The Prince de Talleyrtind,'Grand Chamberlain,
Nl:the Chance Hew ut Draftee, M. the Alartpds
Drettx-Breze, Master of the Ceremonies, 4i:copied
their .aceustonted places.
The benches at the toot Of the throne' were
cupied by the Ministers,! the Alarslials, the Mini*
`liters of State, and the Counsellor% of State.
The King uncovered, and sainted the Assembly.
Ile iiivited the Peers to be seated. The same iu
vitatiou WAS transmitted to the Deputies by the.
Cha,lLeller of France, The speetatur* sat
witliont any invitation. •
The King being covered, he, delivered the
Speech, after *bids' the 'whole Assembly role,
amidst shouts of 4! Vive 7c Itoi t le Vivo la Fu,..
!nine Rnylle !"

;,;iint"!, Minister of the Interior, culled upon
Depitties in ittecession ; nnti each of them,
tolhe number of 210, took the oath severally,
ot`•tvhich the Chancellor pronooncen thef»./114410*
" I swear to be faithful to the Kings to obey
the constitutional charter ,and laws of the realm,
to,con,tuct 'myself in every thin 4 as bECOMett
a loyal Deputy of the Departments."
M the Chancellor clo.ed the Sitting in thesti
W 01

", I declare, in the name of the King, that thy
Session of 1816 is opened. Messrs, the Peers,
and `,.IIJC4SII. the Daputiel, will repair to their re-
spective Chambers on Wednesday next, at one
i'clOek, there to commence their labours."
I'2tMPELUNA, OcT. 28;—There is much talk
here of ,a depAt of arms which bus been seized
upon some private persons, whose intentions are
siispected,, and whose conduct:is watelied by Go.
vernment. It would appear also that correspott.
deuces. have been discnvered4 justice will be
speedily dope on the guilty. No seditious attempt
could ‘hafe'any success in thii country, where tali
tbelnhabitants.lnve tranquillity, end have given ss
Inativ,proOf4 of attachment to their
Ntstsl:loi3Ocit 20.--4Ve 1141'V VCCiVeti tin (lila°
gierahle intelligence, thai onu of our merclid.t,'
.situ, has bctn eaproieil by is pirate, said to be is
'Tunisian, in .ilie gal( of Alutiffettonia, and that it
was .eirrried of with its aereW rand cargo:

are kfrAid Of licw calmitieti Once the Ungibk

crui/vll tunnot gunvlutee Alittio maritims
towns hare re-netvcd ►them entreotle3 tO imitate, his
Mojeity w put to etilfielent itaVai torce,
Almit urc 1)0 ctifice3 %Ohdd) chi inerebtinti

otili people will out be disposed-to isialte,, in order
to repress pirates, awl teinwe tie boliour of Ills
(0( the.rwo •Stiell is ilia longtiitge
of all die addresses to his bldje4ty."

FLANDERS MAIL,

CRECEIVCD THIS MORNING.]

STUTTGARD, OCT. 30.—His Majesty Icing Fre.
tlerick, after a short illness, died this morning at
two o'clock of a violent catarrhal fever. His death
has plunged the Royal Family and the whole
kingdom in tilt dferiettratilirtion.
His_Royal Highness the Crown Prince William
has assumed the government of the kingdom.
Her,.Majesty the Queen now reigning was de-
livered to-day of a Princess, between 12 and I
o'clock. •

FR FORT, Nov. .—According to private ac-
counts from Stuttgard, the sing retained his fa-
culties to the moment of his death ; lie even re-

ceived tile sacrament.

HAMBURGH, OCT. 29,--The Hereditary Prince

of Oldenburg, who is expected at Copenhagen,
will marry, it is believed, her Highness the Prin-
cess Royal Caroline of Denmark, This marriage
would he extremely important for the Notth of

Europe.
StIITTGAID, Ocr. Rfajesty consider-

•
ink; that corn is at- a very high price, anti that ac-

cortling to several trials less flour is yielded than
last year, has ordered for the relief of the hull-
. gent a sufficient rpomity of corn to be taken from
Celnagazines of the Royal Chamber of Finance,

and of the Chamber of Domains of the Court, ;to

be attic to sell a loaf of six pounds weight at
30 Avrettztri, to the poorer inhabitants of this,
capital. The distribution of bread at this'plice
lots already begun, is is made in the' said nu:ga-
l:jilt% every d4y, from nine to twelve, to those
who come with certificates attesting their being
in %%ant of relief.

The bakers an►i other inhabitants of the coun-
try are also permitted to bring bread to the city
and sell it publicly, provided it be made of
gooll flour and well beked.
Muurctt, OCT. 29.--Yesterday morning at 1
o'clock Prince Schwattzeuburg, Ambassador Ex-
traordinary front the Emperor of Austria, repaired
in a State Carriage, drawn by six horses, with the
persons attached to the Embassy, and escorted
by a detachment of cuirassiers of the Guard, to
the Royal Palace. The Chamberlain, Baron
Tiorstein, Commissioner of the Court to the Em-
bassy, who conducted Prince Schwartzenburg to
the King's apartment, for the ceremony of the
preceding day, accompanied him yesterday also to
the Palace, where the initial act of renunciation
took place, in presence of his Majesty, of the
Princess Chest. Jotter and of the Princess of the
Royal family.
Prince Schwarteenburg had also an audience
yesterday of the Prince Royal, in which he I►ad
the honour to deliver to his Royal Highness a•let-
ter from his Majesty the Emperor, requesting the
Prince to supply the place of his Imperial Majes-
ty in the ceremony of the nuptial benediction.
VIKNtiA, OCT. 26.—A tart of the noble Ilun-
gariatt'Guard set out on the 21st for Brannau,
whence it will escort the Empress hither. A de-
tachment of the noble German Guard set out, on
the 23d, for the same place.
The Emperor will go incognito to St. Polten,
which is the last stage where the Princess stops.
The Empress will ha're there her first Levee ; a
great part of the. Nobility of this Capital are in-
vited to it.

Baussr.t.s,' Nov. 6.:—For two days past a
change in the Ministry has been talked of here
it is,' however, impossible at present to say how
far these reports may be founded in truth.
A new Literal), Journal is announced here,
and will very shortly appear, which will.make
the number of our periodical publications amount
1-t.

In the Sittings of the Chamber of the States-
General, the htu of the Kingdom has been
communicated. The expenditure for 1817 is fixed
at 73,400,000 francs. That of this year was
82,000,000.

It A N C E.

The following has been published as an outNne
of the measures intended to be proposed by the
• French Iltiti4try
" The first Law to he proposed will, it is said,
be a Law to form the Chamber of Peers into a
Court of Justice; there will afterwards be pre-
sewed a Law for regulating the Separation of
Body, in consequence of the Suppression of Di-
vorce ; next the Law of Elections ; and last the
, Budget.
"rhe Budget will be presented about the 14th
or 15th iitstarti..
" Jr appears, that with respect to the Liberty of
the Press, the Minister will propwse a perfect free-
dom for woiks of all kinds.. With respect to the
Journals, a -prorogation for one year solely of the
1, Article oCtlie Law of 1814, which declares that
Journals shall not appear without the autho-
rity of Government. With respect to individual.
lilies ty;:it is stated, that the List Law will be too-

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GALE OF WINP, AND LOSS OF SEVERAL SHIPS, AT

MARTINIQUE.

The Apollo, of Liverpool ; Mary Ann, San.
vica, of Glasgow ; Adventure, of Plymouth ;
Saucy Jack, of Balbadoes ; and. 22 others, mostly
French, were totally lost at, Martinique, during a
viole►►t hurt icane, on 16th September.
The Aldbroi, SUCITET, from Honduras to Lon.
don, was totally lost 28th September, on the
Bahama Bank.

The William Penn, from Antwerp, Was on shore
to the southward of Chariston Lighthouse, and

very leaky.

French Papers-are again due, but we do not
imagine they can possess political interest, as the
Chambers would probably be occupied with forms
during the first days of the Session.

A Flanders Mail reached us this morning. it
is now stated from stottgard, that ,the King of
kVlitrENtagaG died of a catarrhal fever. The last
act of this Monarch, whose character has suf-
fered alike under the hands of friends and
adversaries in the London Newspapers, was
to devise means for lowering the price of bread
tome. poorer. classes of his capital. This at least
was a truly praiseworthy measure on the day pre.
ceding bis decease, and might have tiecured bis
ashes an asylum in the tomb, before his memory
was vilified. But the reputation -of Kings are,
it scents, public property-7-so is -decency a
public viTtue, anti feeling a public ornament.—
We confess we cannot applabd that kreedy haste
which pounces on the victim which it claims, al-
most before the spirit has left its mortal tenement.
Prince Wt 1.1.1 AM immediately agsumedthe sceptre
of his father, and the new. QUeen. (the. Attchess
of- OLDE.lgnufw) resented him with a daughr
on the same day. The licreditary Prince of OL-

DElquito is, according to report, about to espouse
the Princess Royal of DENMARK.
kchapge of Ministry is talked of in the Ne-
therlands. The Budget of that country estimates
the expenditure fur 1817 at 73,400;000 francs,
about 9 millions less than the preceding year.

Colonial recruiting is said to hove been actively
resumed in France. Should the negociations be-
tween the Cabinet of Versailles and PETION fail,
we presume a very considerable force will be sent
against St. Domingo. Even should they succeed,
the Coalition against CNRISTOPHE will require a
vigorous co-operation on the part of France.

The Loan MAYOR complains bitterly of Minis-
ters for not gracing his Puppet-show Cavalcade on
Saturday, and hob-nabbing. with Major CART-
WRIGHT at the ensuing feed. Surely the LORD
MAYOR cannot complain of the neglect of the
Court, seeing that the very Household Troops
of the KING were lent to grace his Cere-
mony. We were sorry, to say the truth, to
see the heroes of Waterloo so degraded as to be
made actors in this silly pageant ; and surprized
that your Liberty boys who brawled so stoutly
against the employment of military around the
throne of their Prince, should have thought that
species of force necessary for civic pomp and a
Lore! Mayor's Chair.

As for the procession itself, whickby marching
up the Strand enabled us to view its splendours,
we literally never saw such gingerbread folly either
on or off the stage, saving always Bartholomew
Fair. In the whole train there was not a carriage
worth five rounds, and it seemed as if all the dung-
carts of the Metropolis had been called into requi-
sition to make the ridiculous contemptible. As
was provided for, the horses were taken front
the Lord Mayor's coach, and a mob of persons,
who force one to blush for them as Britons and
as Men, dragged the lumbering load and its light
tenant, heavily into the City. \Ve were grieved
to observe many Foreign faces among the crowd.
What a despicable opinion must they have formed
of England and Englishmen

LORD Wilawoßm.
Prom the Dublin Evening Correspondevt, Nor. 7.)
The following Bulletin was issued yesterday

eveniog:—
. " Pat* TPerlnesday Evening, 4a' Clock, p. m.
" The Lord Lieutenant has bad a good night, and con-
tines to itdratire towards recover,y."

(Signed, &c.)
" Plicrnix Park, Thursday Eveiling,4 e'Cloch.p. m.
6, The Lord Lieutenant's health continues to amend."
(Signed, &c.)

Letters of the 18th ult. from Cadiz say, that
accounts had been received from- Vera t..ruz,
stating, that Admiral APODACA, late Olean-6e-
oeral of Cuba, and now appointed Viceroy of
New Spain, had arrived there on his way to the
capital. He had brought with him the 2000
men originally intended as a garrison to the Ha-
vannah,, but owing to the want of troops in
Mexico to reinforce the Royal Army, it had been
judged more expedient to send them there.
iVe can state, with confidence, that the 28th
instant is the day fixed for the arrival of the
PRINCE REGENT at the Pavilion , and that her
Majesty the QUEEN certainly intends to honour
us with a visit the first week in December..---
(Brighteu Heald.)
The Royal Family appeared in mourning yes-
terday for the King of ‘VIRTRMBERG; the male
branches with crape round their hats. The prin-
cipal attendants also appeared in black. Orders,
however, were not issued for the Court going
into mourning, but they are expected to be pub-
lished this day for Thursday.
Mr. FISHER, King's Messenger, left town on
Saturday with dispatches fur Sir CHAS. STEWART,
at Paris.

The Duke of YORK transacted military busi-
ness with the PRINCR REGENT on Saturday.
Yesteidrty the Loan CHANCELLOR had a long
audience of the PaiNce RECENT.

The Wirtemberg Minister had an audience of
the PRINCE REGENT on Saturday, when, it is
supposed, his Excellency communicated to his
Royal Highness the death of the King of WIR-
T MBERG.

On Saturday Colonel PANKRATIMIFF, Aide-tle.
Camp to the Emperor of IlusstA, was introduced
to the VRINCE 'RIF-owl' at Carlton-house, by the
Russian Ambassador.
Viscount and Viscountess CASTLERIUGH %last-
rive in town in the course of next week.

Such, according to a Sunday Paper, is the abun.
donee of beef and pork in Ireland, that the
Viennaling 'Board contracted on Saturday for
13,00 tierces, to be delivered within six months-,
at 5( ss. per tierce, Or I/. per cwt. after deducting
cooperage and expences.
There was a fall of Aunty yesterday evening in
London, and for several 'nights we have suffered a
severe frost. •

The Gazette of Saturday notifies, that the Lords
of the Treasury have determined that in future
Toys and Citrat of Lime legally brought into the
port of London (not being imported by the F:►st
India Company), shall be added to the= articles
enumerate! in Table E of the Warehonsing Act.
On Saturday Lord and Lady Iluaousasu ar-
rived at their honse, in Upper Seymour-street,
from Florence. They came by the way of Paris.
Their departure from Italy was in consequence of
the death of their infant sow, for whose loss• her
Ladyship is inconsolable. 'J'lu remains of the
infant are coming by water from Florence, to
England in order to be -interred in tile family
vault at Epthorp, in Linculashire.