The Sun.
London, England, 1824-02-16 00:00:00

PARIS PAPERS.

(From the .Etoik of Saturday.)
PARIS, FIEB. 13.—An extraordinary Russian
Courier, from St. Petersburgh, has. arrived at
Paris, and after having taken the dispatches of
Count Pozzo di Borgo, set out yesterday for
:Madrid. A Courier, addressed to Baron de
Vincent, the Austrian Ambassador, set out yes-
terday for London.
3/11. Von Fleischmann is certainly to reside at
St. Petersburgh, as Charge d'Affaires for the
King of Wurtemberg. .It is said, however, that
tie -will not present hii credentials till a few days
before the departure of Count lleroldingen,
whose stay at-St. Petersburgh will be protracted
for some time longer,. It is affirmed that this
llinister, who has lately been appointed Minister
of Foreign Affairs by the King of Wurtemberg,
has succeeded in the private negociation which
was confided to him by his Sovereign. His
ostensible mission is to be present as.AmbassadOr
from his Court, at the celebration of the rnmriage
of the Princess Charlotte of Wurtemberg with
the Grand Duke Michael.
Pnats, FEB. 13.—Bulletin of th-e- illness of
her.. Royal Highness the Princess Louise de.,
Condi:—
" At eleven o'clock last night, by the assistance of an in
strument, some medicinal draughts were administered to the
Princes:, of Cond6, who opened her eyes,. and recognised those
who surrounded her.
" Three o'clock in_ the afternoon of this day.—There is an
accession of disordc;, which appears from the redness of the
face, peripirations, and irregularity of the pulse. The roiling
of the eyes continues; though Madame at-times opens them,
and appears to know the persons who approach her. It is im-
possible for Madame to swallow even a drop of water ;- and
what renders her predicament more serious, is the circum-
stance that medicine can no longer be given her. She has had
a dreadful shock. (Signed) " V. BALLY."
(From the Journal des Debats.)
PARIS, FEB. 13.—Yesterday the King gave a
_private audience to the reigning Prince of Reuss-Eberdorf and
,'ern, who was conducted by M. de Lalive, the Introducer of
Ambassadors, and M. Duviviers, the King's. Secretary for
Thploniatic Receptions. The King also gave audience to Lieu-
tenant-General Count Orsay, who set out last night for Spain ;
to the Marquess of Autichamp, Governor of the. Louvre ; to
Count ll'Andig-oe, and to the Marquess de Forbiri des Issarts.
The two latter are Presidents of Electoral Colleges.
MAD:tID, FEB. 7.—(Br, Express . )--7—Viscouti
Lodois tie Marceilus is to set out to-morrow for Paris. The
-Minister of War has restored the Royal Carabineers, who had
!peel disbanded by the Cortes. This corps, as heretofore, will
be the first of the Royal Guards, and every person who has'
served the revolutionary cause is, for ever excluded.

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NUREMBERG, .ti ED. 4.—A new secret society is
said .to have been discovered and denounced to the Central
Commission at Ttlayence. For smite time no information could
be obtained ou this matter, but now it is said that several pa-
pers have been seized, which give very circumstantial in-
:formation;-and that the principal members are thus known.—
Most of them had left the Universities, but they preserved
- a connection with several persons at the Universities, and of
the latter many have been arrested, particularly in Western
Prossia. Several young men .who have not •completed their
studies, are implicated in this business. All those who have
.been arrested have been sent to Berlin, where an inquiry
is to be immediately set on foot into -secret societies. This is
a melancholy thing for the friends of order and of monarchy.
(I'rern- the Courier Francais.)
MADRID, FEB. 5.-00 R report of the Supreme
Council of War relative to convicts, his Majesty has adopted a
resolution, of which the following article forms a part The
convicts who, on quitting the hulks, or on having deserted from
• them enlisted in the army of his Majesty to defend his rights,'
and who shall now make such a declaration, requiring the par-•
• don of their former crimes as the reward of their services, may
teentinue in the army, if they have not been
_guilty of sedition, l
-to serve out the term of their sentence. he others, on the'
• contrary, shall return to the hulks to serve out their time,
but it shall be diminished in proportion to their service in the
army, and according to their circumstance."
(Front the Constitzttien7;el.) •
MADRID, FEB. 3.—The commission, composed of the Dttlte
del Infantado, the Count d'Espagee, and others; labour very,
..assiduously to reorganise the.army. They began with the for-
, 'motion of the Royal Guard, which will soon be finished. The fo-
. ,reign corps areorganising as before, and every individual in them,
• ,from the Colonel to the humblest private, must be a foreigner.
it is said that a particular bargain will he made with them, and
that so much will be given for each regiment according to the
method adopted with the Swiss. They are to be paid very
. punctually, and each regiment will consist of 3,000 men. Be-
. sides the corps of Irish and Swiss, there will be both Flemings
and Germans.

The brother of Count Orfalia has just set out for London.
FEa. 12.—0 n Saturday, February 14, a strange
cisuse is to come before the Cour Royale of Paris ; it is to
'decide which of three marriages contracted by a priest, suc-
ceAsively, with the same woman is valid, and grants civil
righ i. Mesent. Tripier and Dupin are the advocates..
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