The Sun.
London, England, 1824-09-28 00:00:00

prize of Iturbide will probably induce the King's
Governmentio admit that State also to the bene-
fits of an acknowledged political existence.

[MORNING. lIEILALD.]
Saturday's Paris Papers, hearing date of Friday
also, on which day no Journals were published,
arrived last night: They desCrihe at some length
the cereirionial 'of 'retifoving the remains of the
late King (Com the Tuileries for interment at St.
Denis. The: ebneourse that attended the -funeral
cortege behaved with* suth decorous solemnity,
that it 'deeiared Fre'ectiJournals. that,,
Paris contains no 66 mob"----the identical word
burn borrowed from ourlangtoge. The Police-,
it 'is stated, had a sinecure of It.—The' King,
Charles' X.,' has' by this time made a grand entry
into Paris on lideselick;• and on ttuit occasion
too, it will appear, no doubt, that the concourse
will be as decorolis in its joy as in its grief. it
is somewhat curious that there is Wank:kit the
article or the Journal de's Mats on the subject
of the interment' of Lbuis• the • Eighteenth, in
that, part which is deveted to eulogizing the
late Monarch. ;Perhaps some ,h,int was thrown
out in fiVour'of .IVC' dre' Cktdtehubrititirr, 'to. whose
interests this journal 'adheres still with an almoSt
prodigious fidelity It would appear, itoivever,
that the ViscOUnt and his' friend's► have not
wholly despaired. They hang their hopes upon
Op,
tine smiles Of tbe-Dacbess of Angoilleme,
it is asmondeelf; treated the' EN-Minister most
graciously at. the levee. Pamphleteering seems
to be his sheet-anchor. lie ties collected-all Ids
poljticaj pamphlets'' relating more immediately
to the Bourbons into one volume, with the view.,
doubtletor,`Of bringing them, by Wiiy of bouquet,
under the note of the new King.-.--These jour-
nals contain no foreign news of any interest.—
The• Emperor of Enisia i's raising a' new levy
on the scale of five men out of every two hun-
,dred!---the proportion-eitablished in 1818. his
expressly stated, that the 'object of this levy is
',to fill up the deficiencies caused by expiration of
service, discharges, deaths, and other causes of
ordinary operation.

[NEW. -TIMES.
We have received, from Paris private accounts
dated on. Saturday, the ()ours of. that .day, and
the Ethile dated Sunday morning. The Rentes,
which left off on Friday at 101. 15. for Money,
and 101. 26. for Account, close& on Saturday ut
101. 45. Money, and. 101. SO.' Account. 'The
rise is attributed by our Private Correspondents
to the confident belief that M. de Villele has
consented lo defer agitating the question' of the
reduction of the Reutes. It is the earnest
wish of King Charles 'to avoid any. 'measurel
which may tend to • disturb the tranquillity
that so remarkably characterises the com•
Hmencement •of his reign. The continuance
of," such 'a state of, things • will infallibly
promote the general prosperity, augment her
wealth', and of course facilitate any measure
Which may hereafter be adopted', to reduce the
rate of interest. Meanwhile,'nothing can exceed
the popularity of the new King,' whose gracious
miinners and amiable disposition are calculated to
attach to him the hearts of all that approach, him.'
private letter states, that his Majesty has
evinced his kindness to de Chsteaubriand by
the grant of a pension of '20,000 francs. Such an
actlshOiild the news be confirmed) would no
doubt be highly gratifying to every friend of the
" Monarchy =according to the charter." The
reputation of M. de Chateaubriand is a national
one: 'and it is well known that his independent
spirit halt lift' his fortune 'in-. a state far from
urishitig. 116 Majesty was to make his solemn
entry into' his Capital yesteiday, accompanied by
the Dauphlii3Oe Princes of the Blood,. all :the
Grand Dignitaries, and a splendid train' of at-
tkulaots. "

[MORNING POST.)
Gratifying intelfigerice was•received yesterday
from Peru and Colombia. by the [Ann schooner,
which sailed from Carthagena ott: the' -2d. of' Au-
gust, and brought letters and papers frpm Santa
Fe. de. Bfigoth to the 20111 Of July.. `These papers
contain two dispatches from Bolivar, 0110 dated
Huanches;- the ltth •of May; and' the other the
middle -of the' Same 'month." 'The 'first fully can,
firms the reported defection of .01aneta and
his army from' the Spanish cause, to adopt
that of Independenti ; the second ex_
'presses a confident., expectation that, after
having 'been joined- 'by • the reinforcements on
their..way, Bolivar would ,be • able' to put
an end to the campaign before the close of the
.month. His force, at' the aboie date; is stated in,
time private letters frprii Carthagena at 14,000
men ; and it was 'suppOsed that, in a feW days
after, he would lie joined by considerable rein-
forceinelit's Thin; Panama. About fniir thousand.
more troops; under title command of Pehelif Va•
•• ti
like,' Were to sail from Carthfigena on the 4th,
Of. 'for,'Cliagres,,l 'find 'thence tO proceed by way
olPanama•to Peru: One ''of the' letters by the.
Lion; dated ;Bogota?, JULY 19,, states that 'the
President i4solvetl' to set n example of
devOtion- Co the national cause ; and Selkto COP-.
gregs tin 'biter' to surrender u.pto the use' Of tha
Itepnlilic' the income of 30,00C1,dolars', ' which
had been assigned' to hiM by an Act of
Congress. The particulars • 'relative' to the
Loan had readied 'Bogota,' and 'had given
much satisfaction the'GPvernment. Cololl4
Campbell, one of .the Btittsfi Commissions ,s,
upon 'Whose Report the great question of the
coMPlete recognition of Colombian independence
is thOughE to depend; hadlnitted togota' ter.
CarthaFena, and a vessel of war had been
patched. :from Jamaica to convey him to that
island; from whence he will proceed 116theln,the'
Grecian cutter.` `Captain Wetherelf,of, 'the
dieit'on the liBth of Jilli,-off'
mingo. The next day his body was interred at
the east end or the tOwn:- 'The Lion llas had a'
tedious passage of 56, da.vs ofteli.ed-oit,6h
f.
frOth the weather. ' •

LMORNING
We took the,liberty of difforing:in opinion with
The ,Courier_ the other day, • and see what it his
brought upon us—" There are some persons whom
it is impossible to please.; :because they consider