The Sun.
London, England, 1824-08-05 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

[Prom Culignani's Messenger of Mondaill
The King took an airing hi the forest of St.
Cermain on Saturday.
Yesterday his Majesty granted a private au-
dience to the Earl of Harrowhy,President of the
Council of his Britannic Majesty.
Yesterday Lord liarrowhy and family alighted
At Meurice'i Hotel.
Ross►ni and Madame Coibran have arrived at
Pathi.

( Prom the Comititotionnel qf Mond. )
)A His A he (Aerobe' of Deputies for
18'2,4 may be said to have closed. This'Session has
been very remarkable, less by the changes intro.
Aured in the Charter than by revealing the scandal
,of the past and tire projects of the future. The
'Churnber had a strung attarlunent to every, thing,
older than the year 178U,nnd a marked repugnance
for every thing which originated et that period.
The pretensions of Nobles have appeared Haiti.
'openly ; convents have been demanded, anti elder
mid younger sons, as in Old Franco ; even old,
Inititnry privileges, and the old division into pro.
yincesand intendencies were not forgotten. For
the centre lisa Han, of which so many romp kints
are justly made, they would give us twenty or
thirty oligarchical centralisutious, changing
nisterial despotism for provincial tyranny, and
'protecting a rich and enlightened Democracy,
un'Arktocrnry that is both poor and igno-
rant: The Ministers like councils of departments
totter thaw provincial states, and thus they pro-
Tt at the same time both by the abuses of the old

regime and-the new system.
• Faits I 'Foul., '27.—The Director of. the
Police of' Cassel, M. Manger, who. was. impri-
soned ut Fulda during ltih trial, has been carried
to Cassel and suGred the sentence of the law.
110 W3O expesedin the public square, and when
the gaoler had taken off his uniform and his de.
corations, the .executioner clothed him like a con-
vict and .put iconr.on him. lie was then sent to
Spangenberg, to be confined for life in the gaol
there! For some years lie had abused the Conti.
,ilenCt of the Elector,• and had induced him to
commit several- unjust arts, antler the pretence of
his safety being threatened. The Elector, who
raw .eunspiracirs-cgainst him in every corner, has
punished several' innocent individuals, on the re-
presentation of M. Munger. . Some of the unfor-
tunate Persons even put an end•to themselves in
prison out Of despair at not being able to justify.
themselves on account of the ascendancy of M.
Manger, who has contrived to render the Elector
inaccessible.

the Journal des Delves.)
PA it 14, AtPaurri.---The reign of the Emperor
Alexander has been remarkable among other
tl►irrgs for the progress of litt•r.ature among tlt+•
Hossiang. Prior to 1617, There had been only

.4,000 work 4 printed in Russia, about 'equal to
the number which appear every year at the
Leipsig 1820, there were in the Libra-
-0, of the Academy of Sciences at St. PetersbUrah
3,(100. natiuual work)), among which were 151.)
t ornances. , At preliont, the number of theee na-
tional nrodoctions nototinis to 14,000. A.t
eu vv there ore nine reading societies and ten
printing. house'. At Petereborgh there kre
t,even of 11u former and five of the latter. In
-Dorput, ltevel,. ar.d Chirkow, there is in.each
it telidillg .liocipq and it printing press, and
ILere are nine type founderies in the empire.
'A lexamier 1.3 not only the enlightened protector
of literary men, but reads with attention every
hung relative to politiO, religion; idithry, stu-
41,tic,i, and geography. ills own room has the
appearande of belonging to a srrunrtd by protest-
*ion. li,S ht very Vb.)) 1)1 six in the morn.,
!big' ; he writes several preCilan
'Mitt elegatate, and on important topics. lle
n• pH acquainted with the mtural 'history of
Otis vast Empire. If a Itir.siati lournal should
streak of '' the useless class of men of letters,"
Imblic contempt would hnmediately revenge'
iirem ; and if M. Schisekolt, Minister of Public.
..)nstruction, knew, that one of his. subokerns
slated to insult :literary HMI' Crimittlic men, he
tymild resitiost him immediately to return for
• some moothslto College.
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