The Sun.
London, England, 1830-09-04 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

CHAMBER OF PEERS.—Synia-oF AUGUST 31.

The Peers :net by special summons, to receive a
communiCation from the Government.

Baron Pa:viler took the chair at half-past two
o'clock, when not more than 40 Peers were present;
hut the President opened the sitting, saying that as
the Chamber was summoned to receive a communi-
cation from the Government, it was not .necessary
that the full number 'should attend. -

, The Minister of Finances read the law project
which had passed the. Chamber of Deputies, relating
to the Registry of Acts for Loans upon the deposit
mid consignment of merchandise.
The President announced to the Chamber that
Count Lavauguyon claimed to take his seat as heir
of his late father, and a committee was appointed to
examine his title.

The Marquis d'Aramon took the oath and his seat.
—Adjourned.

(From the Mestager des Chatribres of Thumlay.)
" ORDINANCE OF THE KING.

" King of the French.
" In reference to the law of August 31, 1830, we
have ordered and do order as follows :

" Art. 1. Immediately after the promulgation of
the law of the 31st of August, relative to the oath
of the functionaries of the
,judicial order, the first
Presidtnts of our Courts will convoke the general
assembly of the Chambers. All the persons sum-
moned will he expected to attend the convoeatinn,
notwithstanding the leave of absence that may have
been granted to them.
" The following articles contain provisions for the
execution of the above.

(Signe►i by the Minister of Justice)
" Paris, Aug. 31. " DUPONT DE L'EURE.I

By an Ordinance of the 31st August the King
has accepted the resignation of the following officers
of the navy :
" Rear-Admirals—Count Bide do Maurville,
Viscount Mentboissier de Camillac, and Count do.
Viella. Post Captains—Bardet de Mereuil, Blegier
de 'reolignan, Count do is Roche St. Amite,
Thomas de St. Laurent, Chevalier de Boutouillie
de la Villegonan, Chevalier de Cheffontaines, and
Rouvroy de '.St. Simon. Commanders—MM. de
Cuero, du Bourret, Temple."
By a Royal ordinance of the 96th August a com-
mission has been• formed to designate those indi-
viduals to whom rewards ought to be granted in con-
sequence of the numerous acts of heroism•shoWn
during the three glorious days. This ordinance, in
naming members 'of the commission of General
Fabvier, Audry de Puyravenu, Georges Lafayette,
Jaubert, and Martin, granted to each of the Poly-
technique, Law, and Schools of Medicine, the care
of choosing a commissary from amougst the pupils,
and to the Prefet de la Seine the choice of four citi-
zens of Paris. M. Odillon Barrot, by order of the
30th August, has taken advantage of that privilege,
anti has named M. Lavocat, tanner, Lieutenant.
Colonel of the 12th Legion ; M. Bastide, dealer in
timber, Cannonier of the National Guard; M. Gui-
nerd, housekeeper's carrier, Captain on the staff of
the National Guard; and M. Chevalier, merchant's
clerk : this last Commissary represents the young
commercial men, and was appointed by them at the
recommentiation of the Prefet.

The immense fell of the Neapolitan stock.in Paris
was occasioned by a report of the stoppage of the
house of Fa'cootie. On inquiry it . was found that
the speculators, were duped.
We have obtained the following information rela-
tive to the formation of corps of artillery in the
National Guardx. There are to be four batteries of
six pieces each. The superior officers, and a captain
commanding, will be chosen from among the Aides-
de-Camp of the General-in-Chief. The two other
Captains in command will be old officers of the
Polytechnic School, and friends of Colonel Jdubert,
who will be. Colonel. The sccofid captains will be
all old pupils of the Polytechnic School. All who
will be placed on pay are—the Adjutant-Major, the
Adjutant suL.ollicers, and four or five men for each
battery, who will have the constant duty of super-
intending the materiel and the insouction. The uni-
form is to be the arsine as that of the Artillery oldie
Line, with the red collar and a white cult; the dis-
tinguishing sign of the Nattonal Guard. The com-
panies, which it is intended shall hereafter be com-
posed of 120 men,. will at first comprise only 60, ;n
order to give an oppOtiunity for choosing none but
men whose opinions are well known.