The Sun.
London, England, 1824-12-15 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

(From the Iltoniteur of Sunday.)
ZANTE, OCT. 29.—There has not been any
rupture between the Porte and 'Persia but the
latter power has caused a corps of troops to ad-
vance towards Bagdad, which alarms the Divan,
and has induced it to desire an explanation on
the subject from the Court of Teheran. Turkey
seems ready to give to Persia all the satisfaction
it may desire relative to the Pacha of Bagdad, of
whom it complains. _ _

Since the departure of Lord Strangford, the
Austrian Internuncio endeavours to obtain from
the Porte the evacuation of the Principalities,
but it is thought he will not succeed while the
present Grand Vizier retains his power, for he
has decidedly declared in the Divan against all
measures of conciliation, and seems resolved to
employ only terror to check the rebellion.
Panes, 11.—The following are some far.
ther particulars relative to the fire which broke
out in the Tuileries :—A dry-rubber going to
fetch some wood in the second story, was 'sud-
denly stifled by smoke, which had a strong smell
of soot. The fire came from the lower story,
where an enormous stove had set fire to a boam
close to it ; for some days it had been burning
without being perceived. Every precaution was
immediately taken. The whole of the Gerdes
du Corps on duty, with their Captain; M. Duro.
cheret, hastened to the spot, and' pulled away
what was necessary between the two stories. The
firemen were sent for, and completed what thu
Guards had happily begun.
By a Decree of the 7th inst. the Royal Tri-
bunal of Lyons has ordered a person of the name
of Chambetlan to be prosecuted as having mur-
dered another individual named de Bouchardon
in a duel.
'file Court of Assize of the Loire also decided
in the case of a duel on the 12th of March last,
and condemned a person named Oudinard to
hard labour for life, at guilty of murder.

( From the , doled Monday.)
PARIS, DEC. 12.—A letter from Madrid Rams
that Lieutenant• General Ordonneatt itt coming to
Toulouse with his division..

From the 17th of this month corps of French
troops returning from Spain will arrive daily at
Bayonne. Among them are the Ist, 13th, slit,
22d, 23d, 28th, and 37th Regiments of the Line,
the sth Light Infantry, and the Oth, 9th, 12th,
and 17th Regiments of (Masseurs ; the baggage
and the sick, having left Madrid at the beginning
of last month, arrived a few days ago.

( From the Jotirml des Debra: of SumiAW)
PARIS, Drc. 11.—In the hunting at, trontaig-
bleau yesterday, the Dauphin, going''at fall gal-
lop, was nearly run down by the itag,,Wrdch was
running at full speed. It passed siti neer, that the
horse only avoided him by turning 'his head.
Having passed the Dauphin, it frightened the
groom's horse, which set off at full speed. It
was feared that his Royal Highness had received.,
a dreadful shock. The officers its attendance
who witnessed this, Iptve furnished as with the;
details; for no one learnt front Isis Royal. High-i
ness that he had incurred the smallest danger.

Co Nrr ifiTtito N0T.15.--,Tbe CapitanPacha
has sent .to.the Sultan au apology for Ida At:lnduct'
during this campaign. He rests his defence,
chiefly on tho refusal to furnish him with stnall
armed boats in his battles with the Greek+, be-:
01144 e the unwieldy ships that be had could take
no advantage Of the Greek light'vesseta. We
nevertheless know that the Capitan Pacha had a
number of armed rafts when he opened the catii.
paign, which had 'been built hero during tbal
winter.

( From the Cansaittlionnel of Sutuitry.)
Liguori, Nov. 9.5.—0ur Cabinet has been for
some time past occupied with the affairs of the
Brazils. It is not so far advanced as has been
supposed ; and the English Journals in particular,
are very far from the mark when they assert that
the deliberations have been concluded much to
the satisfaction of the friends of the Brazilian
Government. It is not here a question of abso-
lute independence, nor is it likely that the Por-
tuguese Government should ever consent to re-
nounce Brazil, by which the Crown of Portugal
would lose its brightest gem. After repeated
Councils held on this important subject, a resolu.
tion was adopted in the month of October last, to
come to an arrangement with Brazil, of which
the following are the principal points:—

44 1. That Brasil shall continue to be dependent on the
Crown of Portugal.

" 2. That it shall nevertheless preserve its title of Empire.
" 3. That it shall be constitutionally governed by the Prince
Royal, as Emperor-Regent, until the death of his father.
"4. That when the Prince Royal shall succeed to the
throne of Portugal, the Brazil's, although preserving its name
and constitution, should only hire a Vice-roy, to be choeen,
from among the Princes of the Royal family.
"5. That the taxes shall be decreed by the Legislative
Assembly.

44 6. That the Empire shall be governed by its own laws.
7. That foreign troop shall not be introduced there."

This, Project has been forwarded to 'the Princi.
pal Powers of Europe, by which it will, no
doubt, be approved, although it guarantees to
the , Brazils a ,representative overttment, and
other matters, which do not exactly coincide
with the views of the Holy Alliance. But there
mast be some liberal concession made 4n u, in
Order, if possible,-to re-attach to us a couot,ry
paroled by such a distance, and posieisittg every'
thing that it can require. It will be a matter of
felicitation at Lisbon, if, by such a' sacrifice, so
noble an ornament can.be.preserved to the Crown
of Portugal. But what NI ill he the fate of this
Project at the Brazils ? It is thought that It :will
not be disagreeable to the Emperor and some of
his principal adherents, but it will be differently
regarded by the people, who are eager for an
absolute sem-soon. If It hatters those who
like to be .govenned.,-., a, Constitutions, it .wiil not
he relished by that party,who desire to see their
country rank.as an in,4pndent nation,_ and who
are unquestionably Oa ,r 404, inim„,,„„„l ass.
P-44t1V+9 1)Ec• 11..-111P..`05,firn Memorial con.
firms the acquittal. of All,,,tioseotiXens who were
tried before the tourtoi ssize.ak Pap, for the,
riots in that town on the liCand'ld, of last
August. This unfortunate affair, says tfle Jour-
nalist„ of which the trial lasted nine days, is at

length terminated. The Jury found the accused
" Not Guilty." They returned to their families
`amid the cries of. Viva k Rei.
(From the Courier Pram* of Sunday.)
BARCELONA, Dec, I.—Oar Municipality, com-
posed of the choice fanatics itf 'this province, has
been compelled to yiel& to-necessity. In the
first heat of its zeal, it insisted that the recruits
for the army should neither be taken from the
militia nor from among those who had ser/ed in
the Constitutional army, exceptions which ex-
perience has shown that it was impossible to ad.
here to,' becaute-titere:,were no recruits left who
wore- eligible. The time in which they had to
furnish their contingent approaching, our Muni-
cipality was wider considerable embarrassment,
end they were obliged to apply to the Junta to
secure any man they could get. But they an-
swered that their occupation was at. an end, as
they only had to supply the money to procure
recruits ; consequently they could not interfere.
Under these circumstances the Municipality was
obliged to relax, and it has inserted in this day's
Journal the following notice :----
46 The conditions of entering as a recruit are
the same as those required in 1819. They must
be healthy, unmarried, or widowers without
children, and at least 5 feet 4 inches, natives or
resident in Catalonia, and between the ages of
'l7 and 36."
There has.been much talk of a complaint made
toour Captain-General, by Gen. Reiset, against
the priests, the object of which is, that they em-
ploy their influence in stirring up the people to
abuse the Frerich. It, indeed, appears that a
clerical crusade has been established at Tarra-
gona, at the head of which is the Archbishop
Creus, who receives his instructions from the
Apostolic Junta. We shall seo in a short time
legions of Capuchins spread abroad as mission-
aries, and their devices will no longer he secret.
The evacuation of. Cardona took place on the
18th, and that of Gerona and Hostulriah is fixed
for the 23d.
PARIS, Dec. 11.—We learn front Vienna that
during the illness of the accomplished and
amiable Mathieu de Collin, the governor of
the young Duke of Reichstadt, the Emperor
and Empress, 11,s well as the King and Queen of
Bavaria, evinced the most lively interest. On
the day of his death their Majesties had sent re-
peatedly to inquire after him ; but notwithstand-
ing all the aid of art he died on the 23d of
November.