The Sun.
London, England, 1824-09-30 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

( From the Maniteur of Monday, 5ep1.27.)
The Official part contains a Royal Ordi-

ram ce :-
6' CHARLES, by the Grace of God, Sze.
" Having taken into consideration the message,
of the Chamber of Deputies announcing the death
of M. Maine de Biran, one of its Members ; and
considering that the Electoral College of the ar-
rondissement of Condom separated without hav-
ing terminated its operations;
46 On the report of our Minister Secretary of
State of the Interior, we have ordained, and or-
&Ain as follows :
" Art. 1. The Electoral College of the armmlissement of
Bergerac (Dordogne), and that of the arrondissement of Con-
dom ((Ora), are convoked for the 22d of November next.

" Art. 2. The electorate lists shall be posted up on the llith
of October, and finally closed on the 17th of November, no
claims being admitted after the lhtli.
t( Our Minister Secretary of State of the Interior is charged
with the execution of the present Ordinance.
" Given at the Palace of St. Cloud, 22d of September, the
year of Grace, 1824, and of our reign the first.

" CHARLES.
" By the King, the Minister Secretary of State in the De-
partment of the Interior, " CORRIERE."

(Fro► the Doile, dated Tuesday. )

ST. CLOUD, SEPT. (v.—The King heard MRSS
in the chapel of the Palace. The Marquis de
Riviere yesterday took the oath to his Majesty
as Captain of the Guards.
M. de Beaumont, Prefect of the Auden and M.
Coster, Prefect of the Upper Rhine, likewise
took their oaths.
The King set out at half-past eleven this morn-

lug for Paris.
PARIS, SEPT. 9.7.—Accounts from Syra state
that. an action had taken place at Aetos and the
'Thermopylae between the Turks and the
-Greeks, and that the latter were victorious.
The Count de Gain de Montagnac, the Count
de Chambord, the Viscount de la Roche Aymon,
the Viscount de SPSMOiSOIIS, the Count de Bour-
bon-Busset, the'Count tie Mnille, the Marquis de
''Chabrillant, the Count do Vaudrenil, the Count
de Verne, the Count do Bram', the Count do
Montbel, the Count de St. Sauvenr, are appointed
'honorary Gentlemen of the King's Chamber.
'His Royal Highness the Duke of Bourdeaux
wore yesterday the uniform of Colonel-General
of 'the-Swiss.

(From the Journal ike'Delots gratonday.

" l3AucELogs., SEPT. 15.-1 nhabitants of Valencial Your
,Oeneral speaks to you for the second time, and though gads-
lied with the sentiments which you have on all occasions mani-
fested for the preservation of the imprescriptible rights of the
King, our master,•he must; nevertheless, announce to you, that
some men labour • incessantly to overthrow order, having no
lother object in view but robbery and vengeance. Whatever
pretexti they may use to give an air of reason to their criminal
intentions, and to seduce ignorant persons, along and melan-
choly experience has demonstrated the tendency of theirinten-
tiaus, always incompatible with the repose and happiness of
the people ; but if these perverse men, not yet undeceived by

their foolish and ridiculous attack! an. Almeria and Tarifa,

dare to put their foot on our shores, they shill be placed in al
condition in which it shall be no longer in their power to corn.
tr,,it crimes. To repress their impotent attempts, of which I
• have received information, I have a thmtsand resources; and,
`'skbove all, 1 confide in the loyalty of the inhabitants of this
capital, and of the whole province, which has rawer failed--a
loyalty of which they have given me so many proofs.
" BASSECOURT.
• "; Valencia, Sept. 10, 11124."

"'Po 'PILL' rrut.u:

" Hiving observed with regret that, notwithstanding the
...notice already given, the quantity of arms delivered up to the
'Magistrates is Much less than was distribUted by the Revo
• Limey Government to the battalions of national militia,
inform the public, that I have in my :1048eSid011 11; list of all' the
persons Of this town who formed part or these battalions; and
• those who, within eight days from this !line, shall not have de-.
livered up their arms, besides paying fur a complete equipment,
shall be punished, as persona violently suspected of conspiring
against the State. (Signed) " M UR.",
‘.‘ .Mis, Majesty, being persuaded of the utility the 'Royal Vo-
lunteers may be of in defcating the machinations of the Revo-
lutionists who openly attack established order, has ,deigned to
authorise me to appoint a superior officer in each diStrict, who
will take care to organise corps of Volunteers, and accelerate their
dlicipline. I expect, therefore, that yeur Excellency will pro-
mote with your knowledge and activity the speedy execution of
The desires of his Majesty. Municipalities,--important duties
have hitherto prevented both me and my predecessors from
paying as much attention to this Important matter as we wished.
In so weighty a matter I rely •on the cooperation of the Mu-
nicipalities, which have so great on interest in having at their
disposal a force sufficient to repress the spirit of- insubordination
displayed .by those who have imbibed the seditious
maxims spread abroad by the Revolutionists. -In order that I
may
,have a correct knowledge of the progress made in each
municipality in. enrolling volunteers, and be able to recom-
mend to the Captain General those which chew most zeal, they
are to Make, me a return on every Sunday after next Sunday'
of the number -enrolled during the week • and in order not to
compromise any person, the enrollments ;hall not be published
till I have distributed arms. I expect that the Municipalities
will rival each other in zeal and activity for-the prompt execu-
tion of this command.
" Barcelona, Sept. 13; 1824. IJLEM LI R."
.DERLIN, SEPT. 10.—The following has been published
" Agreeably to the orders of his Alajesty, of May 21st, relo,
five to the secret associations in the Universities, his Ma-
jegty'a Commissioners at the Universities have been ordered
n.t to grant matriculation to any student coining from
Foreign Universities, unless they can prove that, up to the
present time,lhey have never.been members of any Burst/ten.
Vigil, nor of any forbidden society, nor taken any part in revolu-
tionary intrigues. If they cannot prove this, they are not to he
matriculated, but sent tmmediately out of the town and
'of the territory, and if any suspicions are entertained of them,
they shall be arrested." Measures have been taken to inform
the other Governments of the Confederation of this resolution,
and die public are now informed of it by this insertion in the
Gerette.

Berlin, Sept. 15.
Tit,. Minister of‘ Religion and Public Instruction.
7•Wzraran, SEP'f• Gllet4l3 has not left us this sum•
luer, and it is the first time for many years that he has cola.
braced his birth-day here. He had a large party. Another party
for the same purpos-a had met at a publie place, and Goethe's
two went to thank them in the name of his father.—ln the even.;
ing a scene was introduced into theopera of Der- Frtrehulx,
in
rhich the orchestra played, and the spectatera sung, the well.
kanwtt song by Goethe, beginning, I feel, know not why. w
heavenly pleasure."the author was shut,up in his dark box ;
he is very well, and intends nuking a journey to the Shine this
autumn.

ruatrxruttl,Pr. B.—ltaron Munich Bellinghausen hal
been gone to. Vienna since the tOth. Vhespeculation in the funds
seems at length to slacken, and that nfscorn,to acquire activity.,
Some mercantile houses have already. entered into large specu—
lations, which is a favourable prospect for our agriCultdifilists.
ThAimportation into Enema ,of oats, paying a moderate tax,