The Sun.
London, England, 1824-08-06 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

[From the Quottdiemte qf Monday.)
Avassulto, JuLY 29.—(Private Gorrespend.
ence.)—The Hanoverian Cabinet has received
dispatches, stating that his Britannic Majesty has
renounced, for this year, his intention of visiting
his Hanoverian dominions. It is affirmed that
the measure of liberating States of the second
order, such as Sweden, Denmark, Naples, and
Sardinia, from the humiliating obligations of pay.
ing anneal tribute to the Regencies of Algiers
end Tunis, was strenuously discussed in the
Congress of Johannisberg. Austria has charged
herself with the negociation with the Ottoman
Porte, seeing that her navy being the weakest,
it would be impossible for her to defend her flag
from the insults of the Barbary Powers in the
Mediterranean.

The Ottoman Porte has announced, by the
Reis Effendi, that it has given orders for the
evacuation of Wallachia • but that it cannot con-
sent to the evacuation of Nloldavia, because 'this
being a frontier of Russia, became
the refuge of the discontented who disturbed the.
State. The Note to this effect, which was COITI*
manicated to the Ministers of France, England,
and Austria, has been sent by Lord Strangford
to M. Nesselrode, at St. Petersburgh. Our pri.
vote advice, state, that the Porte also requires
ihnt Russia shall evacuate the places which she
,holds in Asia.

11Amur), JULY 21.—General Quesada takes
the command of New Castile. Bessieres is no-
=hinted Governor of Madrid. The disgrace of
M. Cruz, Minister of War, is not so complete as
that of M. Ofalia•; he has obtained the command
of the Balearic Isles. The Spanish army is daily
advancing in its organization ; a Decree of the
Minister of War announces, that in the month of
August ten thousand Spanish troops will form the
garrison of Madrid. Several regiments of Royal
Militia are on their march to the capital. The
conscription makes steady progress.
MA DR JULY 23.—(13y ag extraordinary
Conveyance.)--A courier from Lisbon has just ar-
rived. in Madrid with important dispatches,
which have induced the meeting of all the Fo-
reign Ministers at the residence of the Austrian
Ambassador. The object is the late events in
Portugal ; but nothing positive has yet trans-
pired.

( From the Constitutionnet of Tuesday.)
PARIS, Auo. 3.—lt is asserted that theNli-
nister for Foreign Affairs is to be appointed in a
few days. The only hesitation is between the
Duke de Doudenuville and M. de Clermont Too-
t-me. If the latter is appointed, the former will
succeed him as Minister of Marine, and M . Sost..
hone de la llochefoucault will succeed his father,
as Director-General of -the-Post Office. Accord-
ing to the reports in circulation at St. Cloud,
General Bourmont is to he appointed Minister of
War, M. %Nip= Minister of the fiverior, and
M. Corbiere Minister of Justice ; or, if he refuses,
M. Itavez. The President of the _Council re-
-mains in office. ft will, therefore, be only a now
edition of the present Ministry, .or :an alteration
among M. do ‘Tilleteit ocr,toriec.

(Prom the Journal drs Debuts.)
11E1'2101RJ atm, J IL/ L.Y 16.---'!'he Emperor has
ittltiressed the following Re script to Count Nl-
cholas Romanzow, the Chancellor of the Em-
pire

" I have received the Description of the Voyage round the
World by the Barb, which you sent me, and I am obliged to
you for it. I see with pleasure, though your ill health has for
a long time compelled you to forego serving the-State, that
you still strew a devotedness to the public service by encou-
'raging the arts and sciencec. I. ant happy to have this oppor-
tunity of once more assuring you of tho diatinguithed consi-
deration with which I am always-your affectionate

" ALEXANDER.

't Kamenui-Ofitroff, June 26, M."

PA urs, A uu. 3.—Letters from Burgunday say,
that the hot days and cold nights (it having been
frozen) have done considerable injury to the
grapes. Some districts have, however, escaped,
and there are yet hopes that the crop will be an
average one.

(Prom the Platte, dated Wednesday.)
JULY 29.—The King is still at Snce-
dOn, where his Majesty began to take the bath
of mineral water on the 91st. On the 17th his
Majesty Was pleated to receive M. Oubril, En-
voy Extraordinary from► August Ally the Etn-
peror of Russia. Ile did this Minister the ho-
nour to admit him to his table the sa►ate day.

.00 the 14th of July two Spanish frigates, the
Rea
'Fernando and the Vigarrena, arrived at
C.4diz (tomtit, Havanna!), after a rapid .passage
of thirty days. 13()"tli have rich cargoes olsugar,
(;effee, cocoa, acc. They met at sea the Sabine
frigate, which was chasing some insurgent pri-
vateers in the Bahama Channel. This frigate was
destined to St. Juan dTlloa.
The accounts from Vera. Cruz are of the 12th
May.. 'W read In then) that the Dictator Bray.
lakes much pains to prepare to resist the inva-
sion of iturbide, but that he can accomplish no-
thing, on account of the total want of funds in
the public treasury, and the ruin of private for-
tunes...
The Madrid Gazelle of the 29th gives- the
speech of M. B. Constant in the Chamber of Da-
Puties, on the subject of the expences caused
bi the war in Spain, but it accompanies it with
very severe reflections.
M. Benjamin Constant, for instance, having
stated that the King's name was used to excite
the,:.,peolile to vengeance by inflammatory Prods-
inations, the first Note answers him
spa accLatomed to the vague declamation(' of the
Lgre4 ',rale., and they have so little weight with men of
ii ariulattitia are tot in the air like veil? sounds.
the ood a hitt& the Spaniards, order and peace
are reatryred 4
hrpri,t,,, to couPntry, though certall; cannot scent
hi the 011410 e, vestiges of the convulsion caused there
The eitme"al7ll. C'o'l and his blind partisans.
Francti "rarer having thought lit to say that
as vieu4 raw.
swerS onSpain, Note 2 an-
Prance has nitittler
the Spaniards. It sent nth",,im' 04 thought of making war' on
es,
destroy en enttra,fra r, .0- 'duty .to deliver their sing,
the itionich er;,/ the, rook, ,Lvr.l'ielt had enchained both
Wrong in compering the auttyut prZei.li had
is ther
tct efore
since he hike not treatat Span( like a can "I'"l‘irn°
Quit/o, At/O. 3.—The,org.tsdb,„-:,,,altemy.:„
in
apartnaint. At ten &clock Cft •
it de- ilk4e.