The Sun.
London, England, 1824-03-15 00:00:00

CHILT; LOAN.—The FOURTH HALF—
YEARLY DIVIDEND on the above Loan, which be-
comes due on the 31st Inst., will be PAID by Messrs. Bullett,
Brothers, and Co. at their Counting-house, No. 102, Leaden--
hall-street, on that and every succeeding Day (Sundays excepted),
between the hours of Ten and Two o'clock. The Dividend
Warrants, with a List thereof, in numerical order, must be'
left for examination one day previous to the application for
payment—London, March 10, 1824.

THE SUN.

SOLEM QUIS DICERE LIESUJI JUDE,IT?

LONDON,
MONDAY, MARCH 15, 1824.

•
Paris Papers of Thursday and Friday arrived
last night. In those of Thursday we find the
announcement of the death of Louise .ADELAIL",
Princess of CONDE, daughter of the late Prince
of CONDE, and, with the exception of her broth°.
the Duke of BOURBON, the last branch of that
illustrious family. She was born in 1757, en't
early dedicated herself to a life of religious s"'
elusion. In 1786 she was created by Loots
XVI. Abbess of Remirernont. At the beginning
of the French Revolution she left France ; 00'A
after traversing the Netherlands and Switzerland?
entered a convent at Turin. On the restoration,
she returned to Paris, and established herself 10
a convent in the Temple, where she died.
The following is an extract from the Moniteur
relating to the death of the Princess
4, PARIS, MARCH 11.—Conformably to the ordinance of the
Bing, of March 23, 1316, the certificate of the death of
Madame the Princess Louise de Condd, aneient Abbess 01.
Remiremont, Prioress of the Ladies Benedictines of the perPr
tual adoration of the Holy Sacrament, residing in the Temple
at Paris, who died yesterday at three-quarters past two o'cloo"
in the convent of the Temple, was drawn up to-day at three
o'clock, by the Chancellor of France, President of the Chamber,
of Peers, accompanied by the Marquis de Simonville, Peer 01
France, Grand Referendary, and by the Chevalier Candeff•
Keeper of the Archives of the said Chamber, and Secretary 0'
the Civil List of the Royal Household, in the presence-Ist, 6,
the Marquis de Villele, President of the Council of Ministers,
acting instead of the Minister Secretary of State of the King'o
Household, who was prevented by indisposition ; 2d, of the
Marquis de Brize, Peer of France, Grand Master of the Cere-
monies.
" Messrs. de Courson, maitre de requetes, invested with the
full powers of the deceased Princess, and Lamoine de GatignY:
Secretary of his serene Highness the Duke of Bourbon, signed
as witnesses the certificate of decease. The body was shewa
by the Count de Rully, Peer of France, First Gentleman of the
Chamber to the Duke of Bourbon."

[From the Eioileof Satrday.l

PARIS, MARCH 13.—Letters frOm Italy state that the House
of Bourbon has just suffiared another loss in the death of the
Duchess of Lucca (formerly Queen of Etruria), Marie Louie°
Josephine.—The Court of France will also go into mourning 011
occasion of the death of the Princess Cunegonde, the Aunt Or
Louis XVIII.
BADAJOZ, FEB. 18.—By the King's orders, Don Gregoril,
Laguna, Captain-General of this province, has just arrested
Lieutenant-General the Marquis de Casteldosrios, a Grandee
of Spain of the first class, and Chamberlain to his MajestP
Ho has been confined under a strong guard in one of the large
.rooms in the arsenal, the same in which General Laguna him-
self was a prisoner during the Constitutional Government. Tire
Marquis de Casteldosrios is treated with all the attention due
to his birth and high dignities.
The cause of his disgrace is reported to be, that he was one
of the first to appear at Court in the national uniform—that
the King, extremely:offended, told him it was contrary to on'
torn, and desired him to resume his Chamberlain's habit ;_,;tl
him more honour than any other, and that he then
which he is said to have replied, that the one he had on
began to
hum the air Tragalci Perros—Dog swallow it !
However this be, it seems certain, that in consequence
of the
representation of the French Commander of the artillery in the
place, wishing the arsenal to be solely applied to its proper
use, the prisoner will be removed to another place, quite se
suitable to his convenience, in his present situation.
The Count de Montijo, another Grandee of Spain, who was
banished to Badajoz is dangerously ill, in consequence of a Pe-
raly_tic stroke.
YORT.AU-PRINCE, JAN. 11.—When on the Ist of this
month, the 21st year of the independence of this island lerre
celebrated, general surprise was excited by the hostile tone
adopted by the President in his speech on the occasion :
" If our emancipation, acquired by so many sacrifices and ea
much blood shed by the heroes of our holy revolution, should
be again disputed ; and if it should be necessary to give in the
field of glory a new proof to the whole world of the energf
which characterises us, and of the firm resolution which we
all cherish, never to depart from our institutions—we have
been long prepared. The worthy Chief of our Government
will lead us to victory, and the nation, at his powerful call.
will rise spontaneously, to gather fresh' laurels on the field of
honour."
On the 6th of this month the following proclamation was
published :
" Under these circumstances it is ordered as follows
" 1. All the National Guards of the towns and the couotrl
shall be completely organised without delay. For this end theY
shall be reviewed by the Commanders of the Districts, who,
with respect to their engagement, shall follow the special °idea
which they have already received.
" 2. All the regiments of the line shall be kept up to their
full complement, according to the regulation of the 18th of
Sept. 1820.

A 3. All the arms, ammunition, and military stores in the
arsenals, forts, and other depots, shall he particularly and
often inspected, and kept in the best order, by the Commanders
of districts, who shall deliver an exact report of the result of
their inspections.
" 4. The said Commanders of districts shall be responsible
to the nation and the Government, as well for the execution of
these present injunctions, as for that of the orders which have
been directed to them for the general safety.
" Given at Port-au-Prince, the 6th of January, 1824, the
21st year of independence.
(By the President) " BOYER.
(The Secretary-General) " B. INGINAC"
EXCHANGE OF PARIS, MARCH 12.—The Rena: opened,
au comptant, at 99f. The end of the month, 99f. 50c.

CITY, Twelve o'Clock.—Consols opened this
morning at 931 to 4- for the Account, and soon
after went up to with a good deal of twiner*
doing, and for Money 92-IF--3. It is reported

that an Express has arrived from Paris with.
Saturday's prices, which are stated to bo 99f. 40c.
and Spanish 21f.; but the above is only a report.
A great number of letters have been received this
morning from Antwerp and Holland, bringing a.
considerable number of orders for shares in Mr.
ROTHSCHILD'S new Insurance Company. Beta

have been laid at Lloyd's that the shares in this
new concern, which are now at a premium of
101. will reach 1001.
FOREIGN MARKET.—This being Settling Day
in all Foreign Securities, the chief business doing
is in settling the Account.

We have received several files of American
Papers this morning from different parts of
United States to the 17th February.

[Front the New York Ez;iiing Post, Feb. 11.]

BttAziLs•--Intelligence has been received here
by the brig licsolutionl from St. Salvador, that