The Sun.
London, England, 1825-10-24 00:00:00

FRENCH PATERS.

tFrorn the Afoniteur.
PARIS OCT. 20.—His Excellency the Minister of Finance
gave to-day a grand dinner, at which M. Huskisson, one of the
Ministers of the King of England, President of the Board of
Trade, was present, and also several Ministers, and many
members of the Chamber of Commerce.
The Austrian Official Journal contains the following article :
The Journals of the liberal opposition in France, of 30th
September, give the news that Austria and Russia are going to
form a anion sanitaire on the frontiers of Turkey : in this
measure they see, as is natural, the much-desired precursor of
a cessation of that peace which is so hateful to them. It is not
worth while to lose a word upon their remarks, since the pre-
tended fact which 'serves as a foundation for them is a pure
falsehood, and one of those-falsehoods which have not even a
shadow of truth in their favour. No Austrian soldier has
quitted.his garrison, nor has there been any talk, either among
us, or in neighbouring countries, of a cordon sanitaire, for
which no cause existed. Some weeks hence the same journals,
according to their usual tactics, will announce the dissolution of
this cordon sanitaire ; they will affirm that the Court!of Austria
certainly had such a measure in view, but that it did not dare to
carry it into execution ; and lastly, as at the time of the Italian
Congresses, they will say again, that we ourselves were the first
who spoke of it. We therefore request that this little note may
be considered as an answer to all the articles which the Consti-
tutionnel, the Courier Francais, &c. will not fail to publish on
the subject."

( From the Journal de. Paris.)
MuNrcii, OcT. 15.—The new King Louis Augustus is
expected every moment. Meantime the Ministers have taken
all the measures that the circumstances require. Expresses
were dispatched yesterday morning to Vienna, Petersburgh,
Dresden, Carlsruhe, and Berlin, whose Sovereigns are allied to
the family of the King. The French Minister Plenipotentiary
dispatched a courier to his. Government on the day of his 51a-
jesty's death (the 13th). This event has excited the profoundest
sorrow in all classes of the people. The Queen, Prince Charles,
his son, and the Princesses, are inconsolable, and their afflic-
tion is shared by the Queen Frederica of Sweden and her son
Prince Gustavus, who have not quitted the Royal Family a
moment since the fatal event.
FRANKFORT, OCT. 15.—The Grand Duke of Baden and
his Court have gone into mourning for six weeks for the King
of Bavaria. The Munich Gazette announces, that yesterday
(the 14th) the Royal Guards, and the troops of the line com-
posing the garrison of that city, were assembled at two o'clock
to take the oath of allegiance to the new King. The day be-
fore the'Herald of the kingdom, in deep mourning, escorted by
a squadron of cuirassiers, announced in the'principal squares of
the city the death of the King, and read a proclamation signed
by the eight Ministers of State. The late King, who com-
pleted his 69th year on the 27th of May, had always enjoyed
excellent health.
Accounts from Dresden say, that the negociations commenced
to arrange the differences which have arisen to the succession
to the Duchy of Saxe Gotha, have taken a favourable turn,
in consequence of the mediation of his Majesty the King of
Saxony.

(Front the Courier Francais.)
PARIS, OCT. 21.—N Society for mutual assistance was esta-
blished in Paris, in 18!5, by some Protestants of the capital.
The object of the Society is to give succour to its 'members, or
aged. To this Society the King of Prussia has made a pre-
sent of 1,000 francs.
Since his return to Lagrange, General Lafayette has con-
tinually received the homage of the inhabitants. To U. Vignt,
who had on occasion of a fete, addressed him in a touching
strain, he expressed the satisfaction he had felt at being again
in the midst of his family, and the pleasure he has felt at
thinking the voice of the people of the United States would
reach to his own valley.
FRENCH FUNDS.--PARIS, OCT. 21.—Five per Cents.
99f. 80c.—Three per Cents. 71f. 95c.—Bank Stock, 2,175 f
Neapolitan Rentes, 78.—Exchange on London, one month,
25f. ; three months, 24f. 90c.—(Coisrs Authontique.)