The Sun.
London, England, 1831-09-08 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

(From the Gazette de Prance, dated Tuesday, Sept. 6.)
" PARTI, s.—An extraordinary courier
brings news of a military insurrection at Nowo-
gorod Wiliki. Several officers were massacred.
The Emperor Nicholas immediately went to Nowo-
gorod, but the insurrection was quelled before his
arrival, Ile found tranquillity entirely restored.
'• The same courier brings the confirmation of the
accounts that have been published relative to the
excesses committed at Warsaw. It appears that
the accounts in the State Gazette were very far
from being exaggerated."
(From the Illessager des Chambres, Tuesday, Sept. 6.)

" PARIS, SEPT. s.—We are able to affirm that
the news of a pretended revolt in the Russian mili-
tary colonies has not come to the knowledge of the
Government, and that this event has hitherto no
guarantee but the Journal that published it this (qy.
yesterday) morning.
" A letter from Metz says—` The 53d regiment
of the line leaves Metz on the 3d inst. to proceed to
the frontier near Sarrelouis. A sanatory cordon of
10,000 or 12,000 men is forming along this frontier,
and the measures intended to preserve us against the
cholera are being carried into effect. The military
flatter themselves that these assemblages of troops
on the extreme frontier denote a more decided in-
tention to hasten and support the negociations
which are now on foot with Prussia in fa►our of
the Poles.'

" A letter from Douai states that sixty new pieces
of cannon were ready to quit that place; their desti-
nation was not known.

" The proclamation of the President Boyer, to the
Haitians, has caused such lively joy in the inhabitants
of St. Domingo, that when it reached that part of
the island on the 20th of June, there was a general
Ilumination in the evening. The marks of hostility
towards France are the more remarkable, as the
fears of war had paralysed the commerce which is
the support of St. Domingo. But General Bor-
gella, who commands in that province, has suc-
ceeded in exciting such hatred against the French,
that we most not be surprised to find in the people
under him the aversion which he himself feels for
every thing connected with France. It is probable
that if circumstances should call him to take the
place of President Boyer (and he is the person de-
signated as his successor), it would be impossible
for us to come to any arrangement with Hayti."
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