The Sun.
London, England, 1824-09-04 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

don, has arrived at Parisi with his family ; lie
alighted at the Hotel d'Orvillers, Itue de Rivoli.
The King of Prussia, according to custom, has
avoided the homages of his natal anniversary.—
lie went to the Isle des Paons, at the confluence
of the Spree and Havel, near Potsdam. It is a
delightful retreat, in the midst of our plains of
sand, where there is a superb collection of
Ilowers, particularly of 'roses. The King, who
much enjoys himself there, has lately embellished
it by purchasing, for 30,000 crowns, a now col-
lection of roses and exotic plants. It is also the,
favourite retreat of the Princess Royal, daughter
• of the King of Bavaria.
There will be three camps of exercise this au-
tumn ; in Silesia, near Breslau ; in Prussia, near
Konisberg ; and in Pomerania. The troops of
the garrison and Royal Guard of Berlin will also
snameuvre in the vicinity of that capital.
There are two remarkable things in the mea-
sure which we announced in our last number—.
viz. the creation of a Minister for Ecclesiastical
Affairs, and the .choice of the Prelate appointed'
to this high function; both .merit,the gratitude
of the clergy. The formation of a Special Nii-
aistry for Ecclesiastical Affairs has long been
-earnestly desired by the friends of religion, and
-may lead to results of the highest' importance to.
the Church of France.
The plague has appeared at A tor, in the fonian
islands. ThetßiglNCormnissioner has re.estah-
lished the sanitary laws previously in force, in all
their vigour.

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STOCIK.EI CHANG E, 'A UG: 3J, Tive Wilock.—
The great quantity,of,stock:in :demand in conse-
quence of settling-day, occasioned a .rise in the
market to-day: The 'five per cents.-for money
closed at 10if..50. •For the end of the month,
the price, at four O'clock, when the parquet
closed, wasl.olf.'7oe. At this hour kis-101.80;
The Royal Spanish Loan declined one per cent.
In other foreign funds there is aria variation.
A Colwell of Min stets was bold yesterday at
the house of the Count'do-Viliele,
The Prince de Crol, Areiibist►op of ROuert,
has just been created a Cardinal.
On the 28th ult. the Germanic Diet held its

last nieeting,.provious to the. vacation, to sign the
Protocol.
The following► is from the .Couriler de .Bus
Rhin :

" We aro assured that the Policetf.Berlin have succeeded
in discovering, in one of the towns of the Prussian Monarchy,
a secret association,. which not wily had the project of subvert-
ing the Constitution of the Provincial Statea, ,but which had
also conceived- the gigantic plan of giving to all tic/many a
new organization, by establishing there the Unitarian system.
Details of this stair are eagerly expected."

`!'o•morrow a solemn service will be performed'
at the Church des,Carmes, rue de V'augirard, for
the Prelates and Priests who fell victims in the
Convent des Cannes, on the .2d of September,
Mg. The sermon will be delivered at two
o'clock.

(From the Constittrtionna of IVedriesday,)
" ZANTE, MAY 14, 1824.
TO TILE SOCIETY or PHILO/4E24IANS or ATHENS.
" In tile name of the Greek Committee of England, I'heg of,
the Society of Phuomeniana of Atitetui, toaend,eoma young
man to London, endowed with a favourable disposition, in
order that he may be instructed at the expence of, the Corn.
mittee in the best system of education, that when he shall be
perfectly instructed, he may return and establish.schools on
tbe saute plan.

"Your Friattd,

*"`LEZCESTZII STANHOPE."
SCUWITZ, -27.—The Government of the
Canton of Schwitz has posted up in all the•lnas
,of Rigi an official notification, which contains in
• subtance the following
4' No stranger, of whatever rank he may be., ought to suffer
himself •to speak against the Government, and the basis of
the Constitution of this country. If any one hold offensive
discourses against the Catholic religion, which is the religion of
the Canton, be will be arrested, carried before the proper au-
thority, and condemned to a punishment proportioned to the
nature of his offence. Foreigners who do not wish to expose
themselves 'to any thing unpleasant, are invited therefore to '
avoid all discourses offensive to the Government of the Can-
ton, in religious or political matters. This notification con-
cerns particularly those persons whose indecent or immoral con-
duct has attracted the attention of the Government."

Fnexerr Fumms.—Panis, SEPT. I.—Five per Cents.
opened at 102. 0. ; closed at 102.—Bank Stock, I,9oo.—Nes.
politer* Five per Cents. in dusts, 88.—Rentes d'Espagno, 19.
—Royal Spanish roan, Exchange.on London, one month,
25. 10. ; three months, 24. 95.—(Cours4uthoitigt1c.)

The heat of the weather during the last three
days has been excessive, particulitly nn day and yesterday. Several homes
hoes on t Wednes,
he Fonds
near the metropolis' dropped dead with fatigue.
Last night there was a•heaey fail of relit, which
we hope will-reoder the atmosphere more endur-',
able.

AcrrotulT.--7-Yesteriliti one 'or the men em.
pioyed by Mr. Citsrvy, of Drury-lane, while
passing 'through Battle bridge with one of his
euiployor's carts, feeling himself fitigood, got on
.the shaft to ride, and falling into a doze, was
'thrown off by a sudden , jolt, and was killed onl,
'the dolt.

PARISI SEPT. I.—The King heard mass in his
apartment.--His Majesty presided at a Council
-of Ministers which lasted two hours.
A revolt on the part of ,the felons condemned
to, the gallies for life, at Toulon, had long since
been apprehended, and measures had been taken
to suppress it, if it broke out. On the 23d ul-
- at noon, at the moment that those who
were employed upon the ground of Mourillon
were entering a shed uncles- which they repose
during suspension from labour, one of them, with
a cutting instrument, struck the sergeant of the
guard, who, finding himself attacked, drew his
sword, and stretched the felon who had wounded
him deed at his feet. This was the signal of re.
volt. They all rushed upon the guards, who, in
defence, fired upon the assailants. M. Reynaud,
Commissary of Marine, hastened to the spot,and
-order was promptly restored. In this unfortu.
nate affair, 16 of the galley-slaves were killed,
and several wounded.
M. Hurtado, the Colombian Minister at Lor