The Sun.
London, England, 1830-08-09 00:00:00

BURR TO THE CHAMBER or DEPUTIVi.

The officers of the garrison of Strasburg declare to ad.
here joyfully to the acts emanating from the meeting of
Deputies of the Provisional Government. They express
their admiration for the generous efforts of the Parisians
and swear to consecrate their lives to the cause of liberty.
They reject from their hearts Charles X., who, by betray.
ing his oaths, raised an ►naurtnountat►le barrier between
France and posterity.
Baron Pasquier, the President of the Chamber of
Pa To, went yesterday to the Petals Royal to pay a visit to
the Duke of Orleans.

This morning the Lieutenant-General of the Kingdom
has granted private audiences to several Genet4ls.

Baron Louis, the Provisional Commissioner of Finance,
,ransacted business with the Duke of Orleans.

FAETICULARS or THE AItItEST OF 31. DE YETROWNET.
At half-put two o'clock on Monday afternoon a putt.
chaise was stopped at the gate of Tours by the National
Guard. One single individual was in it. lie feigned to
speak a foreign language, and called himself a courier of
M. Rothschild. He was closely pressed respecting the
motive of his journey, and it was ascertained that a tra-
vellrr who accompan►ed him had got out of the carriage,
at some distance, to turn this town.

Two Nitional Guards immediately detached themselves.
and took the road to Bordeaux, where, trey soon fell 'in
with a man walking with great strides Garde Cham-
petre, who went towards him, comprehended by these
signs that he ought to arrest the individual. The stranger
exhibited them a passport under the name of Ottani).—
He was searched. The letter P., marked on his hand-
kerchief and soulf-Isex, awakened suspicione, and two other
p•rsons who joined them recognised M. de Peyrunnet•-.-
One of these persons was formerly a Magistrate, whom the
ex-Miuisier had per,ecuted, and the other an inhabitant of
Tours, to whom he hail unmercifully, .and in the rudest
terms. refused the pardon of the young and unfortunate
Sirkan, who had been condemned fur a political offence..--
M. de Peyroneet is very calm in his prison. He even
preserves his usual audacity, and firmly maintains his
ordinances,though be dues not disguise the punishment
I hat awaits him.

Prince - has ordered 10,000 franca to be paid for
the ose of those wounded during the engagements of the
276, 28th, and 29th of July.
Prince Talley, and was this morning amongst the num•
her of persons received by the Duke of Orleans.

(From the Journal des .Debate.)
BaussaLs, AUG 3.-It was said that M. de Polignac
had arrived as a fugitive at Brussels. As he undoubtedly
travels under false BMWs, it is not certain that it was he
who arrived at the Hotel de Belle Vue.
The young Duke of Brunswick arrived from Paris at
Brussels. 111-founded fears seem to have induced him to
set off in such haste. He arrived without any suite, it is
said, and performed part of the journey on foot.
FKINCII FUNDS...-PAKIS, AUG. 6.-Five per Cents.,
1021. 75e. 50c. 60c. 60c. 40c. 25c. 102 f. 101 f. 80c.
102 f. 1011. 80c. 'Me. 101 f. 80e. 90c. 102 f. 101 f. 90e.
95c. 102 f. 1011. 900. 85e. 70c. 60c. 700. 75c. 80c
Four and a Half per Cents., 991. 60c. ; Three per tent..,
761. 60c. 40c. 45c. 40c. 45c. ; Rentes de Naples, 831.
82f. 76c. 16c. 811. ; Rates d'Espagne, 16 114 16 16i
)6 ; Rentes Perpetuelle d'Espagne, 60 58} 58 67 65.-
Exchange on London, one month,2sf. 40c.; three months,
25c.-Cours Aullientique.