The Sun.
London, England, 1824-08-12 00:00:00

FRENCH VAPERS.

(From Ma Moil* of Tuesday.]
ST,CLoun, Auo. O.—The Ling heard mass in
his apartments.—ln the early part of tha morning,
their Excellencies the Duke de Doudeauville

and the Count de Yillelle transacted business
with his Majesty.
The King took an airing at two o'clock in the
environs of St. Germain-en-Laye.
Yesterday the King sent to congratulate Mar-
dial Macdonald, Duke of Tarentum, on the birth
of a son, and to inquire after the health of the

Duchess.
PARIS, AVG. ROMIROPZ and La Rose,
the llaytian Envoys, will set off to-morrow for
Havre, where they will embark on Friday.
The island of Ipsaru, which the Turks have
just taken, is situated at a lit►le distance north.
west of the island of Scio. Its harbour is com-
modious and excellent: The limited extent of

the island wog favourable to continuous range
of all the fortifications, which rendered it ex-
tremely formidable. It is therefore natural to
presume that some unforesen circumstance facili-
tated the landing of the Mussultnun. No details
have yet been received respecting the attack and
defence of the fleet and island ; but it makes one
shudder to reflect, that the women and children
were locked up in a monastery, and that their
keepers had orders to immolate them, sooner
than let them fall alive into the hands of the
barbarians.
(From the Journal des Debate.)

A letter from Madrid, dated July Q 7, says—
" Contradictory versions are in circulation here with respect to

the causes of that unfortunate event which afflicts all the friends
of public tranquillity. Some blame the French, others the
Spaniards. We must therefore wait for the account which will
be given by the proper authorities, in order to discover the
truth. What appears certain is, that Ferdinand VII. has
written a letter to General Digeon, in which he promises the
speedy and severe punishment of the guilty. It is even said
that the King has granted the French General the right of dis-
posing of the Spanish troops. The French General has already
availed himself of this right, by placing French troops in the
posts formerly occupied by Spaniards in Madrid ; and this day
Quesada's division has left Madrid, and marched towards the
frontiers of Portugal."
[Prom Galignani's Messenger of Mends l
13,tuts, A tics. 9.—The law of the Budget for
18Q5 war published ou Saturday in the► Bulktin
des Lois. The expences of the consolidated
debt and sinking fund are estimated at
Q 73,085,785 francs; the general Px pc ncew of
this public service at 661,847,395 francs ; and
the receipts at 899,510,393 francs (about 36
millions sterling).
In the course of the last month, a young sta•
dent, who was bathing at the Swimming School
near the Pont Louis XVI., was carried away
by the corrent and drowned. hladame Deligny,
who directs the school, appeared on Saturday
before the Tribunal of Correctional Police• to
answer the charge of negligence, by which the
lamentable accident was occasioned. It up.

peered iu evidence that the nets required to be
placed at the bottom of Ahe school were .not
there. Madame Deligny wait sentenced to three
usiOlifile imprisonment, and to pay 4,01)0 francs
as damages.
A few days ago, three villeins went to a farm
near Dampierre-en-Bresse, with the intention of
robbing it. Finding no one there but a girl 12
years old, they 'shut her up in a ham, but the
child, taking a pitchfork, made her way out,and
stabbed in the body one of the villeins who was
keepiug guard et ihe door. The noise thereby
occasioned alarmed the two others, and such was
the vigour with which the child kept pto teeters
of that the miscreants were only able
off their wounded comrade.
Experiments are ut this moment snaking at
-Ure and Toulon with some 30-pounders, which
celibreit is considered desirable to employ hi
future in arming vessels.
The works of the new bridge aver the Seine,
opposite the lintel des Invalids, are commenced.
FI OM Me Courier Francais of Tuesday.
P itt4 , AUG. 9.--A n anonymous Author, who
describes himself as a proprietor, both in France
mid St. Deming°, delares, " Tint t nothing is
easier than to take St. Domingo with au army of
Blacks." If you inquire how they are to be,pro.
cured.; " It is necessary," you are told," to.dis
embark at Cape St. Nicholas Mole, with 'plenty
Of money, and you will immediately find an army
of Blacks, and appointing White °dicers, you may
become immediately masters of St. Domingo,
without exposing a single French soldier." Al
for the disembarkation, nothing prevents the
French from entering St. Nicholas Melo without
firing a shot. Stich nonsense is printed at Paris
in 18'21, and on such arguments and such reason-
able data the negociation was en t.red into with
the Commissioners from Haiti. No wonder that
it was NO 50011 teroduated, and that they had no-
thing to reply.
I.IA rue Et.oNA, JULY 9.0.-0 n the 26th all Eng-
lish corvette appeared off this port, and shortly
afterwards one of its boats landed a mysterious sort
of person, who was described to be a Nobleman,
and who wits accompanied by the Cuptnin and
some marines in their uniforms. The Lord was
allowed to visit the Spanish Authorities ; ho after-
wards visited the different coffee-houses of the
town, end then returned. 111. Was to return the
next day, but the boat was not allowed to lend ;
and after protesting against this, the Nobleman
returned to the corvette, which imenedietely sailed
away. It is said that four or five persons, and
among them an Aid-dtt•Camp of Minn, went
clatidestinely on board this vessel, and departed
with her. A similar attempt or visit was made
at Tarragona view time ago, but the people re-
ceived the visitors with showers of stones. Was
the vessel which came to llarceloua the sumo
that lt UN at Tarragona ?
[Pr em i/se Journal der Mbar.]
['Aim, A oG. o.—lt is not possible to doubt
the news relative to ipsara. Tice Austria?' Oh'.
SCrVet containe minute details which could not
be invented. ‘Vhoever knows the strength of
the enthusiasm of the people, and the
titit"snkrialiulness of the Turkkh artillerymen, will
find it difficult to understand by what means the
Captain Paella conquered it with his deet. It