The Sun.
London, England, 1825-10-14 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

(From the Etoile, dated Wednesday, Oct. 12.)
PARIS,
,OCT, 11.—His Majesty the King of Prussia set out
this morning to return to his dominions. _ _

The commercial arrangement between Switzerland and the
kingdom of Wurtemberg was signed at Zurich on the 3d in-
stant, by the respective Commissioners, with the reserve of the
ratification.

On the 4th the Wurtemberg Commissioners set out from Zu-
rich to Lucerne, with the intention of paying their respects to
the President of the Diet. They will then return to Stuttgard.
M. Galez, merchant at Bordeaux, is appointed by the Mexican
Government to certify the origin of the goods which shall be
sent from that port to Mexico, and to protect at Bordeaux the
commercial interests of the subjects of the new State. He has
received the necessary permission from the French Government.
As we have already said, agents charged with the same func-
tions have been appointed by the United Mexican States in the
ports of Havre, Cette, and Marseilles.
An Ordinance of the King, dated October 9, inserted in the
Moniteur of this clay, fixes the duties which are to be taken by
the clerks (greffiers) of the Tribunal of Commerce, indepen-
dently of the dues granted them by the law of the 111 h. March,
1799. •

SMYRNA, SEPT. 10.—On the 19th of August an American
r,quadron of one ship of the line, one frigate, two corvettes, and
four other vessels arrived here.

On the 25th of August a fire broke out in the quarter of the
Franks, which destroyed 33 houses ; it would have done much
more damage, but for the prompt assistance afforded by the
Commanders of the French, English, Austrian, American, and
Dutch men of war, who seconded the local authorities, so that
the tire was got under in two hours. The Chief of the Turkish
guard was very active, and perfect order was preserved the
whole time. M. Guilleminot, son of the French Ambassador,
arrived at Smyrna the 18th of August.
On the sth of September a Princess, daughter of the Sultan,
was born, to whom the name of Hadetschl Sultana was given.
On the same day, the Marquess Gropolla, the Sardinian Am-
bassador, was presented to the Sultan : the presents he has
brought are of ()Teat value. M. Zuyler de Nievelt, the new
Ambassador of the Netherlands, arrived on the sth September;
the solemn notification of his arrivd was to take place on the 2d.
The Aga of the Janissaries has been dismissed, and Manned
Aga, (;hief of the 44th Orto, appointed his successor.
Prince Talleyrand, travelling with the Duchess of Dino, his
niece, and the Princess of Tiszchiewietz, from Poniatowska,
has been for some days in our city (Lyons.) They came from
the baths of Bourbon l'Archambaud, and arc going to Switzer-
land. He has visited many of our principal establishments.
( From tire Journal de Paris.)

Co n LTN!ITA, SEPT. 24.—The Expedition will sail from Ferrol
to-morrow ; the troops were embarked yesterday—all passed in
perfect order, nobody shewing any discontent, though the
garrison consists of only some small detachments of provincial
It is impossible to imagine the tranquillity that pre-
vailed during the embarkation. The Expedition latterly lost
a good many men, but the deserters were mostly taken in the
neighbourhood or on board the smuggling-shipS. The Police in
Portugal are sending away all the Spaniards who lately took
refuge there.
FRESCH FUNDS.--.—PARIS, OCT. 11.—Five per Cents.
opened at 99f. 75c. ; closed at 99f. 75c.--Three per Cents. 71f.
75c.—Bank Stock, 2,lsol.—Neapolitan Reines, 661. 70c.—
Spanish ltentes, 15i.—Exchange on London, one month, 25f.
Jsc. ; three months, 24f. 95c.—(fours Authentique.)