The Sun.
London, England, 1830-05-13 00:00:00

Emperor. Count Matuscewitz is expected_` k!
Toulon, to act as Charge,..d'Affaires during-the all
sence of the Prince, the tine of whose return to Lon'
don is uncertain.

Count Pozzi di Borgo is going very soon to
Vienna, on occcasion of the marriage of his niece.

(From the Messager des Chambres.)

PARIS, MAY 9.—The Baron de Varennes, second
Secretary to the French Legation in Turkey, set
out this morning express for Constantinople, in
order to carry our Ambassador instructions from his
Government.

TOULON, MAY s—Yes t erday, at two o'clock, his
Royal Highness, accompanied by all the superior
officers of the navy, arid the numerous staff of the
army, landed at the Polygon, where a new spectacle
excited the admiration of all the spectators; it was
the representation of a landing such as will be made
at Algiers.
Five flat-bottomed boats full of troops and cannon
approached the beach of the Polygon; in a very
short time all the troops were on shore, cannon were
landed, and the soldiers having first dispersed as
sharpshooters, came and entrenched themselves be-
tween two ranges of pikes, whence they continued
their fire at the same time that the artillery were
landed.

This sight, which was quite new to the Toll-
lonese and the numerous strangers which the pre-
sence of the Prince had attracted to our city, passed
in the view of above 10,000 persons who occupied
the eminences.

The Prince returned at three o'clock. He seemed
highly satisfied, and testified his pleasure to the Mi-
nister of Marine, to Admiral Duperre, and the Ma-
ritime Prefect M. Martinenq.
To-morrow the five troops of the Ist division will
be reviewed by the Prince at nine o'clock. His
Highness will set out to return to Marseilles at ten
o'clock.

Wh;le the troops were landing near the Polygoo,
a spectator, addressing a well-known Admiral, said,
" If the landing is made with the same care on the
coast of Algiers, it will be all over with the Alge-
rines." " Yes !" replied the Admiral, "if we have
only Algerines to deal with."
(From the Journal du Commerce.)

TOULON, MAY 4.—Three English vessels (plea-
sure yachts) arrived yesterday and the day before,
with their owners on board, to witness the prepara-
tions for the expedition.
The Dauphin showed himself yesterday in public,
after receiving the visits of the public authorities.
He was greeted with exclamations of " Vive le
the which he repaid with repeated and affec-
tionate bows. At ten o'clock this morning the
Prince proceeded to the dock-yard, accompanied by
the Ministers of War and the Navy, as well as by
the Admirals and Generals. All the troops were
under arms, and lined the interior of the place. He
inspected the different establishments in detail ; he
found every where the same sentiments of love and
respect. At one o'clock he proceeded to the road,
which he traversed in every direction ; on his pass-
ing any of the King's ships a salute of artillery an-
nounced his presence, and the hurrahs of each vessel
were successively repeated from ship to ship. It
was a beautiful spectacle to behold 150 vessels, all
drawn up in line of battle, and dressed with
standards and signal flags. The seamen manned
the yards, the shore being covered with soldiers,
and an immense population, and the boats of the
King's ships and of private individuals rowing about
the road, upwards of 1,000 in number.

FRENCH FfSNDS.—PARIA, MAT 10.--Five per Cents., 105 f.
45e. 40c. 25e. ; Three per Cents., 82f. 45c. 50c. 40e. 30e. 0.50. 1 -
Bank Stock, 1,915 f. 1,912 f. 50e. - Rentes de Naples, 93f. 60c.
50c. 40s. :35c.; Rentes d'Esp., 1514 %%. 16 154%; Royal
Spanish Loan, 89!.;, 89 89 1,4 89 ; Rentes Perpetuelles d'Espagne,
81% 81 80% 81!4 81 ; Haytian Loan, 510 f. Exchange en Lon-
don, One month, paper, 251: 55c.; three months,—Money,
15f. 40e.