The Sun.
London, England, 1833-09-23 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

(From Galignanes Messenger.)
Extract of a letter from St. Omer, dated the
17th instant :-" The Dukes of Orleans and Ne-
mours left Compiegne yesterday, at six o'clock in
the evening, and, notwithstanding the bad state of
the roads and the unfavourable weather-the rain
continuing to fall the whole of the way-they ar-
rived here at half-past twelve o'clock to-day. They
found, on arriving at i\lontdidier, the National
Guard under arms to do them honour; and as they
passed through Amiens, and other places on their
road, they were complimented with illuminations.
Marshal Gerard was waiting to receive their Royal
Highnesses, at about a league and a half from St.
Omer, and on their arrival in the town they were
addressed by the mayor and authorities, and re-
ceived the officers of the Line and of the National
Guards. The Duke of Orleans replied to the seve-
ral addresses with that tact and elegance of which
he has already given many proofs. Amongst the
officers presented to him, he recognized several
whom he remarked at the siege of Antwerp, and
accosted them with great cordiality; and referring
to circumstances in which, during that memorable
event, the several officers had distinguished them-
selves. The officers were highly gratified by this
recollection of them and their services. In the
evening the Marshal entertained the princes at din-
ner. If the weather permits, the exercises of the
troops will commence to-morrow."
M. Thiei,, Minister of Commerce and Public
Works, returned to Paris yesterday, from London.
We learn from Zurich that the Diet has come to
a resolution to open negotiations with the King of
Prussia, for an arrangement of the question respect-
ing Neufchatel, upon a basis which will be satisfac-
tory to the Confederation of Switzerland.
During a sham fight by the troops of the camp at
Rocroi, on the .sth inst., two chasseurs came in con-
tact with such violence, that one of them and his
horse died almost instantly from the shock.
The Renovateur of Thursday was stopped at the
post-office, and seized at the office of the paper.
The ilfoniteur contains a Royal ordonnance in
32 articles, founded upon a report, addressed to the
King, by the Minister of Justice, which fixes the
tariff of charges in carrying into execution the law
on expropriation for purposes of public utility.
An ordonnance, we hear, has just been signed by
the King, by which the number of the regiments
of artillery is carried from 11 to 14.
The Helvitie is anxious that it should be acknow-
ledged that the Swiss Diet owes all its force to the
energy of the people, who have constantly urged it
on. It renders homage to the patriotic influence of
the canton of Berne, which, under the late perilous
circumstances, had the courage to assume the initia-
tive, and place itself at the head of the Confedera-
tion. It blames the journals for permitting a belief
to prevail that the different corps of the State had
acted in unison, when it was but too well known
by them that the white aristocracy-that is, the
aristocracy of the juste milieu-incumbered the
Councils of the Cantons and the Diet, and only
yielded to the predominance of public opinion. The
Federal Genevois passes in review the late acts of
the Diet. It maintains that the Federal Compact
does not authorise it to take coercive measures
against Neufchatel, but that, in the absence of a
special provision on this question, it did right to
act without hesitation. It is, in fact, a new article,
which it has virtually added to the compact, by in-
terpreting his silence; but after these vigorous
measures, quickly followed by success, the Diet
knew how to keep within due bounds, by repelling
the proposals of Berne, and inviting all the Swiss to
a reconciliation, instead of proceeding to exclusions
and inquiries.
The Berlin State 'Gazette of the 15th inst., con-
tains the following, of the 7th, from St. Peters-
burgh :-
" The anniversary of the coronation of the Em-
peror and Empress was celebrated on the 3d, by
divine service in all the churches of the capital, and
in the evening the town was illuminated. A new
frigate, the Diana, carrying 44 guns, has just been
launched from the Admiralty dock. At Libeau
considerable activity prevails in the construction of
merchant vessels. The same paper communicates
a telegraphic dispatch of the 14th, from Magdeburg,
stating that the King had left that town in the
morning to review the 4th corps at New-Gerwich,
whence his Majesty intended to return to Berlin.-
Prussian Four per Cents. are 96i 96i ; ditto Five
per Cents. (1822), English Loan, 1034 103 f.
IThe Augsburg Gazette of the 17th says-
" According to a letter of the 9th ult., from
Nauplia, Griva was tried and acquitted on the 4th.
He, as well as Colocotroni, who was residing at his
estate in the country, are on good terms with the
new Government. On the Bth a General Synod of
the clergy was opened by King Otho, amidst the
filing of cannon."
The same paper quotes MetalliquesFive per Cents.
at Vienna on the 12th, 92 1-5; do. Four per Cents.
82-41; Bank Actions 1185.
The Nurenzburg Correspondent of the 16th inst.,
has the following of the 13th from Frankfort :-
" The fair for wholesale transactions is now at an
end, and the result has been favourable. All woollen
articles were in great request. French manufac-
tures, Especially articles of fashion, found ready pur-
aasers. The same !N as the case with the pro-
ductions of the Saxon manufactories. English
goods were in great abundance, and met with a
ready sale."
FRENCH FUNDS.-PAnts, Seer. 21.
Five per Cents., 102 f. 30c. 35e. 25c.
Four and a Half per Cents., 99f. 50c.
Four per Cents., 91f.
"Three per Cents., 75f. 60c. 50c. 55c.
I3an Actions, 1,7201.
Aente de Naples, 91f. 90f. 9Cc.
Stan Five per Cents., 90.
Per4o d'Espagne, Five per Cents., 16}6.
Rented'Espagne, Three per Cents., 40%14.
Itoyal Spanish Loan, 83.
Rente Perpet. d'Espagne, Five per Cents., 68
ielgian Loan, 1831, 96M.
EXCUANGE ON LONDON.
One month, paper, 25f. 50c. ; money, 251. 45e.
Three months, paper, 25f. 35c. ; money, 25f. :35c.
-Coors Authentique.

GERMAN PAPERS.

Arlnn4A, SErr. 11.—The decline in our funds the day
before yesterday, had no other ground than the accounts
of a fall from other countries ; but it was greater in pro-
portion here, as there is considerable apprehension on our
Exchange. The latest accounts from Constantinople may
Lave had some influence.
VIENNA, SEPT 12.—Five per Cent. 92 1 3 ; Four
per Cent. 82i ; Bank Shares, 1,185.
CONSTANTINOPLE, AUG. 26.—0 n the 19th there was
another great fire at Agab Kubassi, near Galatea, which
destroyed above 300 houses. The fire was, to all appear-
ance the work of incendiaries, as combustibles were
Pund concealed in many other places. Since then, we
faav,e reports of a new conspiracy respecting which the
Government has some details. How far the
statements circulated are true, mu,t be left to time to
.abow, but it is certain that the Government believes them.
ft is said that many individuals accused of being con-
cerned in this conspiracy, have been secretly put out of the
way, and that such cases are of almost daily occurrence.
Such a mode of proceeding makes indeed a strong con
tract with the firman lately addressed by the Sultan to all
the Paellas, which orders that formal proceedings are to
be instituted against all persons accused of any crime
whatever, and that no sentence shall be carried into exe-
cution, if not pronounced by a competent tribunal, and
no sentence of death to be carried into effect without the
previous sanction of the Sultan. Daust Paella, the
newly appointed of Bosnia is gone to that province.
I'aeba, the High Admiral who went to Nico.
media to put an end
has yet
irt,teig3 sit*. of
I with an audacity that surpasses all
fe-:"TTIP ..stis are now making for a caravan of
• t the (.)lEssi which is ex pde c
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atcocobuenvteoryf nt
mist ;:is, o beeit'twice prevcnte
he
war in Syria.
Y-ayou, Aua. 9.—Griva was acquitted on the 4th
inst„ after he had been before the tribunal on the 8d and
4th. Ile is a *file man, and like Colocotroni, who now
tiara on his .slats, very obliging to the Bavarians.
-Yesterday there was a general Synod of the clergy,
which was ()poled by his Majesty King (Alio; a salute of