The Sun.
London, England, 1824-07-30 00:00:00

GEadIAN PAPERS.

FRANKFORT, JULY 9..1.—1ns Royal WlOlllBO
the brand Duke of Saxe Weimar arrived here on the 29th, or
his return from the Netherlands. Ills Highness set out yesti"
day evening for Darmstadt. Ilia Highness Prince Metternich
arrived here to-day at three o'clock, and dined with his Excel.
lency Baron Von Munch-Bellingliauson, President of the Die'
Our papers contain various accounts of terrible ravages aorta
by hail storms on the 111th. There was a great hail storm 0
Alenheim and in the neighbourhood, which did vast damage'
both on land and on the river. The wind blowing a storai,
from the north west, tore up the trees, drove many vessels ol
the Nuker from their anchors, and dashed them with sow.
rafts of timber against the bridge of boats, which gave, wed.
and was partly driven on shore up the stream, but was got C.'
and made passable again by midnight. The only one lost is oat
laden with salt. The rain, mixed with hail, poured down 1D10"
rents ; the corn in the fields is all beaten down, and a great 911°,,,..
t ty of fruit beaten from the trees. We expect m elancholy anti
from the country. In some places not a window has escaped.
lengen and Wurtemberg was visited on the 15th by a
farloua
storm ; the hail of half an hour's duration : the stones sis'sita
as hen's eggs, and many larger, entirely destroyed the._„,„ or.
ing corn in seven or eight villages, and ravased in a greoTrhe leas degree. the fields of ten other villves in the circle. "
damage is incalculable. The mischief' done by the bail w°
completed by a dreadful storm, which threw down barns, orb'
turned loaded waggons on the roads, and tore up trees by tu.
roots.
VIENNA, JULY 15.—Bis Imperial Highness
Rudolph, Cardinal Archbishop of Olmutz, arrived a tilds--;,
pedal Palace on the 13th in the evening, and was torir:—.,t to Baden. Baron Binder Rnighelhim, Austrian 3111,0—
the Court of Portugal, has arrived here from JohnnisbtlC,'
HEtrocio LAND, JuLY 9.—M the beginning of this 704
the astronomical and chronometrical observations ooze old
lon our island, which were intended to connect the Dattilsoint,
Hanoverian measurements of the Meridian with the Duo
operation. Professor Schumaker will direct the Karon, -
observations in an observatory erected here while Dr; 44,1 i..
will make his chronometrical observations at'Greenvrichr4ot
the Archduke
goland, Altona, &C. The Doctor came here in they_....4
steam-boat, fitted out for this expedition, on the rp',
and sailed on the 3d for Norway to land Sir Humphreyon thif
at Christiansand, who intends to make experiments we
effect produced by the sea water on iron and copper. 01 nine
poet the Comet back to-day. He has on hmrtt twe;:7lch are
chronometers, made by the first English artists, w ;owe
placed in a large room, secured by a particular on, "'ides
from being affected by the motion of the vessel- 8110 to
with coals are stationed in various arts of the Norm re cos'
supply the Comet with fuel ; nine bushels of coals are
ho
sumed in an hour, and the steam engine of eign
ower.—(Frankfort Papers, July 22.) 931316'
VIENNA, JULY. n --
13, 14, ANTI 15.Metalliquct,10.
93 5.6, 94 1.16 ; Bank Shares, 1111 1.9, 1112 24) "ib 3.
—(Austrian Observer, July 14 to 16.)

The following, explanation has been given;f7t
lrioemcelebratedElba,-Generallar:h BSIA a 5 ,A
nyof his ri) °," -e
for remaining in Paris, when NAPOLEON
Other /I';
Son in my place would have fled to get Out f
ch
way of the cruelty of a tyrant, who bad asAtiro
thirst for blood as ambition for despotism. "141
the King went to Ghent I ought to have ron°,-.ch
his Majesty with the Royal Volunteers, of w°loo,
corps I. was a Lieutenant : hut what
."I,,„orgt
astonishment when General Latour-Maml7 the
the Commander of that corps, ordered me 'fin tO
King's name, and in presence of more 04-o,at
officers, to remain in Paris ! I stated to Ole' he
if I remained Buonsparte would order me to
in the morningthere
ttott 1:e
shot. This was on the 9.00, of March, et
to my lodgings,
Well, there shall 111:111:finish :'
Ihjertetieltinteldlevi r?:(11..rt1:1;
most profound contempt. It was TIO IOW! and
sible for m
-e to escape. A swarm of Wig°
disguised gendarmes hovered round my house*
darting on hint a look 0- or

visriT"'
The Persians' idea of Paradise is 4
without heat, and coolness without cold." laglict
The consecration of the Bishops oft s'
and Barhadoes took place on Sunda,' '
Lambeth Palace.

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