The Sun.
London, England, 1825-09-29 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

(From the Mcmittur of Monday Sept. 26.—Official Part.)
ST. CLOUD, SEPT. 25.

Yesterday,
.at one o'clock, the Count de Ruppin (King of
Prussia), accompanied by Count Ravensberg, his son, paid a
visit to the King and the-Royal.Family, who were assembled in
his Majesty's apartments. _ _

To-day, before mass, the King and. Royal Family received in
a private audience his Royal Highness the Duke of Cumber-
land, travelling under the title of the Count de Diepholtz; and
his Royal Highness Prince Frederick of Prussia, nephew of his
Prussian Majesty, travelling incognito under the title of Count
Of Rheinstein.

[From the Courier Francais.]

It is affirmed that commercial agents of Mexico in our ports
have already received from their Governments an Exeguatur, or
at least some'authority to exercise their functions, and France
sends on its side similar agents to the Republic: If this account
is true, and we have reason not to doubt it, France will hare
followed the example of England—at some distance it is true,
-but however it will have followed it. The Envoy of Mexico,
who has negotiated this 4fair, has set out to-day for London.
The Madrid Gazette of the 15th publishes a long decree,
under the title of "Royal Decree," which creates an auxiliary
Junta to the Council of „Ministers, under the name of Royal
Consultative Junta of the Government, to discuss the important
affairs of the Monarchy therein specified.

This new Junta is created,,under .the pretext of seconding.
the Government, but doubtless to replace the Supreme Council
of Castile, the devotedness of which has become equivocal.
This is the 4th or bth project brought forward since the recto-*
ration, to heal the wounds of the kingdom, and to give it new
splendour. The most brilliant hopes are expressed, and there
is no want of good intentions.
Will the execution he answerable ? If .we might compare_
great things with small, and statesmen with artists, we might
fancy, while reading the magnificent plans of the Spanish Ca-
binst for the establishment of a perfect Government, that we
heard those bad painters who reason with judicious eloquence
on the precepts of their art.

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[From the Quotidienne.l
• ROME, SEPT. 10. -
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(Private Correvondenee.)—The health of his Holiness has
been slightly affected during the last fortnight, but it has not
caused any alarm. Though his Holiness -has not suite reco,
vered, be is well enough to give his usual audiences.
A plan is sp?ken of as certain for the makinof a canal to
unite the Adriatic and the Mediterranean. What a work !
What a benefit ! It would be a fine addition to the crown of the
indefatigable Head of the Church. This venerable Pontiff has
just received a very pleasing satisfaction, and worthy of,his
heart. A Swiss officer, distinguished by his honourable ser-
vices, has just abjured the Protestant religion, and led to our
altars his wife and son, who is nine years old. Several persons
of distinction, both natives and foreigners, were present at this
affecting ceremony.
An extraordinary courier. going to Naples, has left as he
passed through here packets at the Hotel of the Spanish Le,
gation. The news which be brings is said to be of very great
importance.
FRENCII Fuwns, Sept. 26.—Five per Cents., 99f. 50c. ;
Three per Cents., 71f. 45c..--Exchange, 25f. lac.