The Sun.
London, England, 1814-09-22 00:00:00

FRENCE PAPERS-.

AlAnatn,, SIFT. 5.—A Gazette Extraordinary,
published The clay before yesterday, announces the
capture of the city of Caraccas, and the submis-
sion Of th-at prOvince. The insurgents, heat and
dispersed in the vast plain 'of yenezuela have
now no asYluni.: left. Caraccas' Surrendered on
the 6th of ,July.. Several of the.bhiefs were taken
awl ~:hot. All.who held the rank of Oticets in the
Rebel, Arumwere put .to death. This news leads
us to !we that we shall preserve our -fine pro-
vince of Vepezttela, where fortune has •so mira-
culonsly favoured the arms of his Majesty.,
Mesdames Bacciochi and .Borghese having con.;
tracted considerable debts in Italy., their pro,
perty, movable tied immovable, have been sold
lOr the benefit of the creditors.

PARIS, SEPT. 18.—It, is said that the King of
Saximy intends to spend the.remainder of his days
in Italy. ,

It is said that a new Edict will soon appear in
Vienna respecting rhe finances. Government, it
is stated, will demand all the superfluous,plate Of
the churches, and that all persons are in future
to pay their taxes, without distinction of privi-
lege ,
, COPENHAGEN, SEPT. s.—lt is said -that the
tronbleS which broke out in Christiania arose
from tl:e following cause :—A Captain pf the
Wertneland Militia having been killed, a Paper,
co►►taining the Norwegian plan of the campaign,
and also some secret correspondence, was found,

in tVhich a Bishop and three Generals were im-
plicated.
PiTERSBURGH, Atro. 26.—Among the articles
of corunterce which we have exported this year,
Was h wooden house, which can be put together
'arid taken to pieceS'at pleastare.
VI, NNA, SEPT..7.—The English 'Minister ac-
credited to our Court, Lord Aberdeen, has
ed here. Lodgings,' which let a month ago for
-1000 florins, now let for .4 or ,5000 It is said
that there will be regulations•adopted respecting
the speck, and that it is to be in future.of one
weight and uleasttre throughout -Germany'. 'The
Ger Man Nobility, -it is. said, are to send Ministers
to the,Congress.
• - 11.ASTAITT., SEPT. 11.—It is reported, that Prus-
sia lu:s given up her pretensions to Mentz, and
that it is to he, in future the chief place of the
prvirt,-.'s_eeded to Bavaria on the Rhine.
• GENc,„ SFOT.•7 —Vessels laden with Colonial
prochict ns..constatitly arrive in this' _harbour. The
English General Spencer and his family have ar- .
• rited here: Two Algeriue frigates and a corvette
• were seeo about two leagues from ,Cape Bormez;
two other Algertne vessels were cruizing off Mar
•

17:7-A telegraphic dispatch an-
rounces the arrival of Monsieur. at Lyons,this day
in good. health. The King has issued an order
for separating the sexes in prisons, and graduat-
ing the severity of the confinmcnt, according to
the guilt of the prisoners,
MA.M.{ID, SEPT. 6.—lt appears that the•regula-
.tion of th.e Minister cif-War relative to the sup-
pression of the free corps or guerillas having ex-
tited some discontent amongst the individuals
forming I part of tht.se corps, his Majesty has
thonght it expedient to order that the Officers of
the guerillas shall enjoy all the privileges graut-
ed to e)thcrOtlirQrs. -

_ .
AUG. 31.—The Prince d'Esterhazy has
arr,iyed here, charged 'with 'an extraordinary mis-
sio7i from the Court of Vienna to his Holiness.

Rt. was presented on the 29th to his Eminence,
Cardinal Pacca, Pro-Secretary of State, by the
Chevalier tie Lebzeltern, the 4ustrian Minister
Plenipotentiary. TO-1110170:V the-Prince d'Ester-
hazy will have an audience of the Holy Father.
AuGsaunG, SEPT. 9.—Letters from Vienna an-
nounce that the .King• of Saxony has renounced
pretenions to Saxony, in favour of Prince
Antony, his brother, uncle by, marriage to the Em-
peror-of iVustria, rho is at Vienn
CIENOA,'SEPT. 6.—ln the Ga;ettewde France .there
appear articles, from time to time, Concerning the-
situation of Genoa. It would be difficult to di-
vine front what source the Editors arc in the habit
of deriving the intelligence, which they think pro-
per to publish on this subject. It is, however,-
either so much exaggerated, or at times so evi-
dently forged, that it is quite certain they nei-
ther 'derive it from our Gazette, from their corre-
spondents in Genoa, nor from any other.country
of It>elv ,

Thanks to the protection•so generously granted
by. the .British Government to oin.- uavigation.,
there is not in the 31eaiterranean a commercial
city which Iris so speedlly felt the happy effects
of tile restoration of peace and .maritime com-
munications. To be convinced ofthis, .it is sal--
fiei-dt to traverse the streets and quays, or ins
'sport the numerous lists of vessels arrived ; one
has only to. ask the workmen, the porters who
are seen in constant motion, incessantly occupied
with the transport of merchandize ; and yet the
Gazette de France say's, that hitherto our com-
'merce is.very confined; and exposed to many em-
barrassments! •

The Pro-.iSional Government, of the Republic
does •not cost a farthing to the State ; it labours
incessantly in restoring the public administ rrtion,
and pursues. the strictest economy. The expenses
are covered. by the produce orthe ordinary taxes,
and no sacrifices are imposed on the class of mer-
chants ; and vet it has; been .'asserted that " the
turrehants find it impassible to bear the present
-,o.34nces of Government

PAals, SE.pr. 16.---rrince Talleyrand Perigord
w•Out on the night before last fOr the Congress
of Viciwa. ( Jancourt, Minister of-State,
titer P Ft.rcign Affairs, in the' ab-
s de
1-11"Oneen Of the Two Sicilies died
sndilenly ar \''''no", 'on the kith insta.nt.i Iler
appeari'd ,•J:00.1 ostnqi she lotfi retired
i4er apqi oftty benig. long oet:lipied
in tlie in her first ,leep, her
Ai smell Leard'some noise in her ; the
nimilciit they approlehede.r *lihcd, Ate Vad,ceased
to exist, 1.11,5 .12,141acess b4c,l just citteted the 63(.1

year of her age, having bem born on the 1 Ito of
Aug. 1752.-=-(Moniteur).

The "Co na Alekis 'de Noailles is said to be ap-
pointed Ambassador Ektraoi-dinary from France
tothe,Court of Vicuna.

• We learn from Arlen,- that on the sth of this
month, at the same hour, an alarming noise was
heard throughout the. department of Lot and •Cla
ronne, which was followed in several comaumes
by the fall of a great eptautity_of stones, called
acrolites,, or stones fallen from heaVen. The Pre-
fect of the Department has sent some of them to
Paris to be submitted to the analysis of :scientific
men. It is particularly in the communes of Mon-
cloy and Temple-that this rain of stones has fallen.
Happily no person was butt.
'lt is asserted in one of the Journals, on the
authority of letters from Italy, that to put an end
to the secret machinations of 13tIonaparte, the
EngliSli have carried hini off, and conveyed him.to
Malta. The same report was current at Paris
some days.sinee. It was even added, that the
Sovere:gn of Elba made a vigorous and bloody
resistance, but which, however, did not prevent
the Englisb froni. 'seizing his person: -We haVe
thus some reason to doubt the, veracity of these.
Italian correspondents. -