The Sun.
London, England, 1824-07-10 00:00:00

PARIS PAPERS.

( From the Etvile, dated Thursday. July 8. )
ST. CLOUD, JULY 7.—The King has heard
mass in his apartments, and at noon there was
Council of Ministers, at which his Majesty pre-
sided. The Council did not break up till half-
pact one.

The day before yesterday, the Duc de la
Chatre was seized with an apoplectic fit at Mea-
don. His situation is such as to cause some alarm.
The King has sent to inquire after him.
M UMW, JULY I.—Several Spanish Consuls
abroad, desirous of fulfilling with the greatest
care their duty to his Majesty's subjects, who
have daily recourse to, their good offices, have
expressed a laudable wish for the publication of
a collection of the Ordinances and instructions
which are to guide them in the exercise of their
functions. The King, desiring to comply with
this wish, has named a Junta, composed of D.
Antonio Gomez Calderon, Counsellor of State ;
D. F. Alearaz and D. Maria de la Purge, Coun-
sellors of Finance, and of two Consuls-General,
D. Pedro de Zugasti and D. Mateo de la Serna.

The General Junta of the Proprietors of the
Bank of St. Carlos had the honour to be pre-
sented to the King on the '2sth of June, by its
President, Marquess de Valverde, and its Di-
rector-General, Marquess de Ahnonara. The
President delivered a speech, in answer to which
his Majesty assured the Junta of his gracious
protection.

The Royal Company of the Philippines has
announced that it will pay, nt its public bureau,
the interest and arrears, the payment of which
was supended by the Revolution.
BucitAlma, JUNE 18.—Notwithstanding all
that has been said in the Journals, our situation
remains unchanged. The 'Turkish garrison is
still in our walls, and these barbarians will soon
give us the plague. It prevails in Moldavia to
such a degree us to threaten the neighbouring
countries. Itinn►ick is infested, and sympto►ns of
this scourge have appeare►l at Fochsan.
SEMLIN, Jusg 23.—The Greeks still affirm
that the defeat of the Seraskier Derviseh
Podia is certain. The action took place on the
plains of Zeitonny—which have proved the
graves of so many thousand Turks. The Pacl►a
of Belgrade is said to have received official news
of it. AR for the letters from Larissa, they only
say, that the Seraskier has orders from the Sultan
to penetrate into the Morn, let it cost what it
will.

I).titt a, JULT 7.—VRENCII Pmts.—Five per Cctsts. opened
at tiff. 90c. ; lowest, Wif. 3.5 c. ; Closed at WE 50c.--Bank Stock,
Ll-130f.—Neapolitan k ire pet Ducats, 88/ ; 'francs, 881'.
—llentes d'Espagne,lB.—Royal Spanish Lout, 111 n, 54.
Exchange on Loudon, One mouth, 25f. 16c.—Three do. 2.3 f.
(Copra Autheraigue, July 7.)

G REEK PAPERS.

( From the Greek Telegraph of tae nth May. )

M Y 18.—A courier I►as just
arrived from Salona with dispatches, forwarded by General
Ulysses and Colonel Stanhope, who are now at the Congress,
to Captain Trelauny, who, as soon as he had read the letters,
set off for Zante, for the purpose of conferring with the Com-
missaries of the Greek Loan on the present state of Greece,
and to recommend the absolute necessity of retaining the money
at Zante until the Greek Government shall have made a report
of the most pressing wants of the State, the actual force of the
army and navy, the state of the► finances and the means of pay-
ing the interest of the debt. The same courier brought informa-
tion that Ipsara is menaced with an attack by a considerable
Turkish fleet, and that the brave inhabitants of that island are
busy day and night in repairing their fortifications, and aug.
malting their military force, to repel with vigour the attack of
the enemy.
It is said that Outer Puha has received orders to march
upon Athens, at the head of a considerable army; that
Achinet Pacha is to raise the blockade of Negropunt ; and
that a third army is to march against Salona. In order to aug-
ment the zeal of his Generals, the Porte has promised them
possession of the provinces which they may conquer in the ap.
proaching campaign.