The Sun.
London, England, 1830-08-12 00:00:00

hand medium of books ; and practice and theory
should alike have taught him that to run
counter to public opinion, at a period of
public agitation, is not wisdom but infatuation ;
not genius, hut absurdity. It was not by
such means thit NAPOLEON won his way to the
Sovereignty. France, as all Paris knew, had
made up her mind to eject the claims of the
Duke DE BOURDEAUX, at least three days be-
fore M. CHATEAUBRIAND delivered his speech
in favour of that Prince. His object, therefore,
in striving to disturb public opinion on the sub-
ject, was anything but patriotic. We wish we
could add that it was sagacious—but we cannot.

It is curious that in the new street intended
to be made from the Strand towards Piccadilly,
little or nothing has yet been begun, except
the Rector's house, and the buildings for the
vestry and school-rooms, on the wide waste so
long since made round St. Martin's Church.
We remember that a similar delay took place
with respect to the New Church at St.
Pancras. There, too, the Rector's house was
for some time the only building erected, as if it
were a matter of general moment that his Reve-
rence's temporal wants should be supplied, before
the spiritual wants of the parish were even
thought of. When the Rectory was well fitted
up, both within and without, then, and not till
then, the Commissioners began to remember
that there was a Church to be attached to it.
St. Pancras was therefore set about, but with a
delay singularly at variance with the dispatch
used in building up its Parsonage-house.

•
We have by Express the Gazette de France of
yesterday's date, and the Letters and Papers of
Tuesday evening. The following are extracts:--
Two O'CLOC, .M. We learn that the mailToKsoAT., from France to MadriKd,P
which
left Bayonne on the 2d instant, was stopped at Irun by the
Spanish authorities. The letters and packets were opened,
those which did not treat of political affairs were restored,
and forwarded to their respective addresses; the others
were sent to the Spanish Government, by express. The
Government and different diplomatic residents at Madrid,
received, on the Ist, the Iktonileur, which contained the
Ordinances of the 25th of July. An express was imme-
diately sent off to the King at La Granga. The heads of
the apostolic faction became acquainted with the news in
about half an hour, and their joy was evident in their
countenances.
Sir Charles Ragot, Asnbassador of Great Britain to the
King of the Netherlands, had a private audience of his
Majesty on the 6th instant, to deliver his credentials.
Charles X. is said to have announced that be had depo-
sited three and a half millions of francs in one of the
cellars at the Tuileries. The Minister of Finance has
given orders for this property to he conveyed to the Trea-
sury.

the Ex-King, Charles X., slept at L'Aigle on Saturday
night. It is said he has been bled twice on the road.
The Dauphines* travels on foot the greater part of the
.1111y* alleging that her health requires exercise. This delay
an for its object to await the result of the meetings of the
Chambers. The remains of the old Court seem to have
founded great hopes upon the Chamber of Peers. The
suite :of Charles X. at L'Aigle consisted of about
lare in ,100 horsemen, and two pieces of artillery. The troops
I state of deep discouragement.
tA circular from the Director of the Ports charged ad
a.terint with the department of the Marine, enjoins the
Maritime Ps erects to change the names of seteral vessels
of bar, which are incompatible with the actual state of
The ship- Count d'Artoir, still upon the stocks,
!ill be called TRe City of Paris ; the Duke de Bow-
'''. Zs Friedland ; the Royal Charles, Le Jemapps ;
the bauphine, -Royal Le ;Wilms; and the frigate
April, lg, Ls (Aorta. Several other vessels dismantled
in the ports are to resume the names which they had in
1814.

The following is an extract of a letter dated the 6th
hist, from Verdun :.-4‘ One of the projects of the faction
that have just been hunted from their seats, was to unite
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the Chiefs of the troop at Luneville with all the neigh
batwing garrison., so as to form a body of about 110,000
Men, with a view to take possession of Verdun and Toul,
"thedB°9fgthaea Infantry,eiv
tillve ar.Warned of the plot by some of
inhabitants of Verdun flew to arms
And marched to the ramparts. Lieu!. Marande, with two
40-commissioned officers, seized the old id-coloured flag,
.14141 carried it, followed by the whole population, to the
blouse of the Lieut.-Colonel. The 4th Chelsea' also
tailed the national standard, and have
just entered Ver-
dun'
I ibertie I"--
Qs; cryiag "Vivo la Chart* !" " Vi
IThey were received by the people
withve acel'amations of
°Y. The whole of the troops have now assumed the na-
-4441 cockade."
It is understood that in en early sitting of the Chamber
Jybeputiee Mthe
. Eusebe Salvert will propose impeach-
ly 25nt of the Ministers who signed the Ordinance of
Ju.
: Count d'Andelot, one of the seventy.six Peers
ec.rneatt.de
'4 1827, Yesterday formally renounced his peerage the
stet of the Chamber, and his example was 1 edi.
ately followed by M.
Groshoie. de Bouille, M. llocquart, and M.
The Dille de Ragusa has, it is said, succeeded in reach-
. the frontier on his way to Austria. He receives from
the Austrian Government an annual pension equal to
60,000 franc*, as 4 reward for his conduct under the walls
of Paris is 1814.
, iti. Tranchet, formerly Director-General of the Police,
tlis Arrived at Brawls. It was be who was taken for the
ilium de Polignse.
t.rdiAt Mons all the military posts have been doubled.
rshsse been givett for the ramparts to be mounted
PoWd t
-3. 444n0n and the magazines to be stored with gun-
, '*&er, ()reat activity prevailed in the arsenal.
soon as the recent occurrences in France were known
114; "4M orders were give a
n tut off all co
Y 1145 bridge of Kehl, as men sure of precautmionmunication.
h 4lie Gazette de Prance says, " M. Guernon•Renville
%ills been arrested at Tours, where M. de Peyronnet and
.* de Chantelauze were lately made prisoners. It is 'aid
`441111. %elle and M. de Montbel are with Charles X."
' . General Pepe, long proscribed by several European Go-
' "tfunts, arrived at Paris on Friday night.
4 I„,,fit I" ntmoured that the Russian Cabinet, wearied out
4411 e procrastination of diplomacy in settling the affairs
imerrefos* has resolved to act effectively in bringing these
that 4,-.l_llshie negociations to a conclusion. It is added
neytirti.upt Cep° d'lstria has made application for a body
144 treopa to assist him in maintaining order.
~ Extract of letter from Algers, dated July 13 :
Ai?'" ,"Pealtion to brought to a close. The town of
Aintree .. a? detestable, that no idea of it can be formed
European.llg it. In het, it is quite impossible for an
412eitterO figure to himself a city in which there are
h4:lbe(lBl4'r b--bles, nor chairs, and I might almost
1:u"'", for the habitations here are merely miserable
Nitl7_2°Ved up together in a small space."
, i?..15: Founs...--Paats, Aua. 10.—Five per Cents.
ptiur
p:01 • 104 f. 104 E 15e. 25e. 50c. 60c. 50c. 25c ;
60e, %% CT". 98f. boc. ; Three per Cents., 78f. 50c.
1.40 E ;-. dSe• 80c., 79f. 79f 10c. ; Bank Stock,
Reatim A 1.,
7e. titf. —-4 •"41)1411) 79f. 25c. 80E 20c. 801. 80f.
I. 0", 6 ; nettle d'Espagn ,e 16i i 17; Royal Spanish
tll66ttlA 61 i 7 67i; Rents Perpeturile 52} 3 4i
6 ~ le:change on I widen, one month, paper,
--. ;11"1"*.toonths, 85f. 1.5 c. Cours due/antique.

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German Papers have wlng are been received. The
folk .
, extracts :—..
tAii,
King of
14, !aunt, Aye. 2...4-lie Alajeaty the .
en 147'1"11 Passed through this city yesterday evening
At eturn from England to his own dotninions. l!tis,
Rice‘44^-iitY slept la Ilingn, and will speml today at Rast(l`
he will go and pay a visit to..morrow to his Royal
Iltlis the Grand Duke at La Favourite.
~ West news from Path is of the 3 lut July, received
resterda
pi, Yet Sisburgh by the telegraph.
ttorm,'"ltt; AUQ. 4.—We wish that, suspending for II
1414
i,tbe publication of other foreign news, we could
4'
iv Our reidell au accurate picture of the events so