The Sun.
London, England, 1831-08-31 00:00:00

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

FRENCH PAPERS.
(From the Censtitutionnel of Sunday.)
PARIS, AUGUST 27.—1 t is announced that the French
ship of the line, the Sulfren, some frigates, and lel
smaller vessels, left the Tagus on the 13th and 14th
this month, this number of frigates being greater than
that employed in the blockade of Lisbon. We are atith°:
rised to believe that among the frigates brought to Br"'
by Admiral Roussin are the Portuguese frigates whichlo:,
long to France by the right of war.—From the Jogrol"
du Commerce.
A report was pretty generally spread in Paris yesterdtti
evening, that Count Appony had desired to make a eoi
munication to the Council of Ministers. The object ,°f

this communication was to know the intentions of the
binet respecting the approaching return of the Austrieo
troops into Romagna—a measure which is called for
bd
the fermentation which prevails in these provinces, Oil
which threatens to degenerate into anarchy. The Conn
after a long deliberation, and conformably to the opiai°,
emanating from a high quarter, is said to have approve
the second entrance of the imperial troops into the dolt''
"lions of the Pope.—Revolution.
NAVARINO, Jut 30.—We yesterday received the f 01"
lowing news from Napoli :
" A hundred and fifty Hydriots have seized the Hello!
frigate, which lay dismantled in the road of Poros. Its
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a mad act, for if the Hydriota had kept within the bowl°
of legal resistance, the Governments would never haft
ventured to support the President, but now ntioa
becomes legitimate."
We believe that, whether legitimate or iaL
vernments will not take the trouble to exercise
vention.

(From the Quotidienne of Sunday, Augus
A report was in circulation this evening, it

,he salons of Paris, that M. Le Comte d'Appi

formed M. Casimir Perier that the Austrian

felt itself again compelled to order the marci
the Imperial troops into Romagna, in conseq

fresh disturbances which had broken out in

of the Roman States. It was further stated
intelligence had caused a meeting of the DI

Council, and that, alter a very protracted
the Cabinet of the Palais Royal had come to the
that it could not oppose this second invervention

in the affairs of the States of the Church.
Private letters which we have received from Madrid
come down to the 18th of the present month. They CO
municate the intelligence that an extremely active corre'
spondence is going on between the Cabinets of Lisbon Ola
Madrid. They speak also of the intention of the Spiro'',
Government to march several corps of its troops to we
frontiers of Portugal.
The Correspondent de Nuremberg states that the
Austrian Government is about to break up all its quars°
tine establishments in the interior of the kingdom of Ile°'
gary. The same print also announces that Austria I°'
recommenced her war preparations, and that new lei°
are about to take place.
The Committee of Health at Warsaw has requested the
inhabitants of that city to abstain from the use of fruits'
salad, and cucumbers ; and never to drink water vibe°
they are over-heated ; for it was by such practices that
many persons had been attacked by the cholera. •
The reception of the Dry of Algiers, by M. Cast l'ir
Perier, has awakened the suspicion which has a'ready b
entertained by many, of the intention of our Governme°
to abandon a colony which had been so gloriously Ow
quered. We await with impatience the receipt of Ikletr
shal Clausel's report, who, having been now some time i°
command in Algiers, is well able to appreciate the igloo'
tages which the colonization of the Regency would pin
duce to France, and would show how much the honour °
France is engaged to preserve this important point.
According to a report of the Minister of Commercei
founded upon a declaration of the Superior Council °
Health, an ordinance, dated August 26, 1831, prescribe'
several measures to be observed upon the north-east frow
tier of France. It orders the establishment of some Pr,°:
visional lazarettos, as a precautionary measure against l°,
invasion of the cholera morbus, the spread of which
much apprehended, from the circumstance of the 00
fair being about to be held at Frankfort-on-the-Maine'
These precautionary measures are to cease in a month after
the fair.

(From the Journal des Debuts of Sunday, Aug. 28.)
The project of law on the Peerage was presented )C
terday. That presentation gave that sitting a charade,
of unusual solemnity. It was neither impatiencen 1
curiosity which seemed to actuate the auditors in the try
bunes and the Deputies : it was a serious and grave fort
possession of the idea that the fate of the country part]
depended on what was going to be proposed. We ha !'e
seen more lively, more animated, and more dramatic s't'
tinge than yesterday's. We never saw one that had tl/: I
Came character of religious expectation. Every body fe,
that the words that were about to be delivered from t•P''
tribune would be recorded in the history of our country'
and that one of those critical discussions which decide tb:
fate of a State and secure it, according to the issue,
futurity of happiness, or one of commotions and Mil'

fortunes, was going to take place.
The whole of what has been proposed is to be profi'
sional. All that is done without reflection must be
Such is the nature of things ; it is but wisdom to recog'
nise it. The denominations definitive, eternal, immutabl.et:
might be applied to it; this would be a mere alteration le
the name ; its nature would still be transitory, because tit
law is rash and venturesome.
On Friday evening the King received the President 10

Secretaries of the Chamber of Deputies, who had the h
nour of presenting to his Majesty the project of law on ibe
Jury lately adopted by the Chamber.

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