The Sun. — 1817-10-14 (London, England)

PARIS, OCT. 11.—The Duke d'Angouleme sets out for the Coast on Monday. " The Duke of Wellington, after hunting in the forest of Compiegne, has set out for his headquarters at Cambray. " it is said, that in consequence of the disclosures made by Madame Manson, two individuals have absconded from Rhodez. " Letters from Rome, received yesterday, confirm the intelligence that the state of the Pope's health affords no ground for disquietude. " The horrible mania of suicide seems to prevail in Hanover. A German Journal states, that in the course of seven weeks twelve rrsons drowned themselves, three blew out their brains, and one strangled himself. " TWelve battalions of the Royal Guards and other troops were yesterday re-viewed in the plain of Villiers, by Monsieur, accompanied by the Duke d'Angouleme, and the Duke of Orleans. " The Duke d'Angouleme in his tour will, it is said, visit the maritime establishments of France, concluding with the- Ports on the Western Coast.  " M. de lairille-Gontier, Prefect of Allier, is appointed Prefect of the Department of Ilk and Villaine, in the room of the Count d'Allonville. " M. Fumerou, Master of Requests, is appointed Prefect of the Department of Allier, in the room of the Count de la Ville-Gontier. " The Committee of Legislation of the Conn'6l of State has been (or some time occupied with the arrangement of a profit of law respocting the Liberty of the Press, and which will, it is said, he presented to the Chambers in the ensuing Session. M. 141. )34ncacioro . and PirtfiLi, Apostolic  At leg,ateS, arrived st Charniiery the 29ih ult. aild c''rktinued the'i'r t'oute the n'cki 'clq for Ronk.: " The case tspeeting the iltsasination of M. Fitattis, at IChodei, Came on byappcal before the iCourt of Calsation on Th7U'rtda,y, ‘vhen in7conse-of a detect ill point of form, the Coin t-annulled the tentenee of the Court at Ithodez; and directed that the're should be a new proceeding instituted before abbiher Court, such Court to be designated by an amt Of the Chamber of Council.  " M. de Senneville, Master of-Requests, Lieutenant of Police at Lyons, it appointed td the sane situation at Str;kThurgh ; and M. de Per!now, Lieutenant of PoliCe at Sti AoAirgh; is appointed Lieutenant of Police at Lyons. • " The vintage presents a very unfavourable appearance.  " The Prevotal Court of Basses Alpes has condemned to deportation a man of the name of Am-;. bruise, a disbanded soldier, convicted of ,having circulated news, and held conversation, tending to the overthrow of the Legitimate Government. " A violent storm, accompanied by hail, on the Ist instant, destroyed the vines in several Communes of the Department of Cher. " They write from Colmar, that Madame de Krndener had appeared in the Department of Haut Rhin, with a suite of fifty foreign mendicants, who have been sent to the frontiers. Madame de Krudener herself appears to have since quitted the French territory. " Willa has been attacked by deafness, but his physicians give hopes of his cure.. " The King held a Council of Ministers on. Wednesday, which sat from one o'clock till five..  '' Three boats are to arrive on. Sunday under the windows of the Thudlevies, laden with fish preserved in its own element. " Nineteen houses and 11 barns were destroyed by fire in the night between the 26ih and 27th ult. at Schweiz, in the arrondissement of Sarguemiues.  "