The Sun.
London, England, 1824-08-09 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

F rode Ms Morning Bodkins' of liredriesday's Quotidienne.)
PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.
" NUREAIBUILG, JULY 29.—Various reports
respecting the Congress of Johannisberg are cur•
rent here. It is said that an ultimatum will be
spot to Don Pedro, Emperor of Brazil, and in
case lie does not accede to the views of the
European Powers, troops mill be embarked for
the New World, with or without the consent of
Er.gland. It is also said that a' squadron will
leave a port of the North to proceed to Cadiz, to
be at the disposal of the-King of Spain. What
is positive amidst all these conjectures is, that the
relations between the Cabinet of St.. Petersburg
and Europe have never been more actke than
:mating the last two months, and the passage of
Erench, Russian, Austrian, and Spanish Couriers
,still continues."

(From the Pilate of Thursday.)
P Anis, ..tkva. 5.—M. transacted bust.
.tress with the King. , His Majesty went out ut
two o'clock on the road to Gonard.
MAnn,w, ..ItYty 28.—M. Bulgari, formerly
Ambassador from Russia to Madrid, has left this
capital ; M. d'Oubriel, his successor, has been
presented, and it is affirmed offers, on the part of
lilt Government, all army of 10Q,000 men, and a
Russian fleet, for the conquest of our American
possessions. The English Ambassador is pre-
paring for. his departure. Letters from I:stroll:I-
-(lora announce that the Royalist division of sol-
diers of Morales commit every excess in their
cantonments. One thousand of the new levy
have deserted from Budajos, and run into Por.
tugal, whore they were well received.
The Maniteur of Friday contains, in its official
part, the Proclamation of two new Laws. The
one relative to the falsification or forgery of
MAUR'S tatted to tho manufactured goods enacts
a!, follows,:—
t tide 1. " Whoever shall affix, or cause to appear by midi-
Cm', retrenchment, or any alteration whatever, upon manatee.
tared koodi, the name of a manufacturer different from the real
.*rse, tor. the firm of manufactory in which they were not
made, or of a place different from the'real place of the menu-
facturl., shall be liable to the penalties ordatped by Article 423,
•of the' Penal Code, besides an action for damages, if there he
wool ..livery tradesman, agent, or dealer, shall be liable to
prosecution, if he has knowingly offered for sale, or put in cis.
culation, articles marked with false or altered names."
The second law contains some regulations of the duties relit-
- tive to stills, and, tc•,wood felled for use.
,DEPARTMENT OF Tlit MlNiSThtt or THE INTERIOR.

COMMENCE.
A Royal Ordonnance, published at Madrid on the 234. June,
gives permission, front the date of the Ordonnance to the 31st
'October next, to foreign vessels to carry on the coasting trade
• with grain and pulse, duty free, from all the ports of the coast of
S.lallici4' the Asturias, Santandern, and Cantabris, to those on
the south coast, from San Lacer de llsramede to Cape Creus.
The said foreign -mewls may take in return cargoes of fruits or
produce, on paying four per cent. more than Spanish ships. They
rutty even begin by exporting fruits from the said ports, on con.
digital of Conveying afterwards a cargo of grain. The Onion..
trance -points out the formalities and condition to which those
:ships are subject that may seek to enjoy this favour.
[Front the Mae, dated Saturday, /lag. 7.]
Sr. CLotm, AUG. 6.—The King heard Mats
ito his apartments. '!'lse Keeper of the Seals,
and afterwards M. de Villele, 'transacted busi-
ness with the King.;
His Mojetity went out at two o'clock, and
sisove..towsmaii:Male,y4 Yesterday, after Mass,
iris itxcellernOY Count Clermont Tomiere, Baron
. Dames, Count. C.lliabrol, tint Marquis do Vaud-
vhier M. du Martignac, and the Viscount de
.
Castelba.jac had the honour to take the oath lo
the King, to Whom They were presented by Coo nt
de Villeie.
•

• ( Prom the Court& PrtOreais..)
PARts, Aua. s.—To-day, at four o'clock, n
Commissary,of Police came and seized a numlwr
ut the, Courier Fraocuis for this day. This sei-
zure is on account of the insertion or the outlines
of rc piece given by the English papers, us the
Testament of Napoleon, which piece, says the
order of heizare, contains the Crime of insult to
morali. This measure, which we were far
lion, anticipating, hinders us from giving the de-
velopmen,ts of this historical document, which
heetned to us calculated to give umbrage only to
Ent.Okh Government, against which it con.
tvros r (.1 ions chargess. The article of this

.Voi i.I l lEis, been inserted in divero works, long
since publlshecl in Voris, and which have not
ipien seized. The Etoile brings them forward
. aggin eieuing. it seems tln,re is It 1 egime
of et;etlim, 10, OW Courier Francai.r.