The Sun.
London, England, 1835-08-03 00:00:00

t!p! attempt to assassinate
.his MAJESTY (luring the
fetes of July
" Sir,—Tl:e prayers for the victims of July, 1830, had
scarcely ceased, when a new cause for mourning was given to
France. Providence has averted the blows which were des-
thled for myself and my sons ; Lut if we ought to return
thanks to the Almighty for having protected our lives and
defeated the projects of the assassins, what tears do we not
owe to that illustrious Marshal, to his noble companions in
arms, and to those generous citizens whom death has cut down
around us ! I have therefore to request in their behalf the
snTages which the Church grants to all Christians who die in
her bosom. You will therefore celebrate a funeral service in
all the Churches of your diocese, aid a solemn 7e Deem, in
thanksgiving for the striking protection which Almighty God
has bestowed on us. Your affectionate
" Paris, July 31. " LOUIS PHILIPPE."

We are assured that the Archbishop of Paris has
written a letter to the QUEEN, in which he informs het
MAJESTY that he cannot, consistently with a due
observance of the canons of the Galilean Church, per-
mit a 7'e Deum, for the purpose stated in the KING'S
letter, to be sung in t,..ny of the chapels under his
Grace's spiritual jurisdiction. As this Prelate has
been in his dotage for some years past, it will be
carious to observe the effect which this letter will have
upon the parochial clergy. His Lordship, or rather
his Vicar-General, may possibly be of opinion, that
if the KING chooses to provoke attacks upon his life,
the Church has nothing whatever to do with the
matter.

The funeral of the Duke of TREVISO, and the
victims of the 28th ult., is fixed for Tuesday (to-
morrow). It will be celebrated with great pomp, in
the presence of all the members of the Royal Family,
in the chapel of the Invalids.
It is expected that most of the members of the
Chamber of Deputies shall have assembled in Paris
on Wednesday, when Ministers will propose new ea-
sures for repressing the spirit, of Repuhlie44iinin
Frances. The first of these be directed-; "against
the Press ; the second against the present Mode of
Trial by Jury ; another against Secret Societies ; and
a fourth for the more effectual protection of his MA-
JESTY'S sacred person and the Princes of the blood
Royal. As yet, the precise nature of these measures
is not known ; but it is greatly feared that the Govern-
ment will take advantage of the consternation and
pliability of the Chambers, and thus enact laws which
may eventually justify another Revolution. All, how-
ever, will be known in a few days.
The prison of St. Pelagie was thronged.to suffoca-
tion on Saturday morning, by the number of persons
seized on suspicion of being concerned in the late plot
against the KING.

The advices from Madrid contained in the Paris
papers of Saturday, are to the 26th of July. They
state that at a Council of Ministers it was resolved,
that the Government should publicly dispose of nine
hundred convents, the purchase money of which is to
be applied to the redemption of the Debt without in-
terest. On the 24th, the QUEEN gave a splendid
fete at St. Ildefonso, which was attended by all the
Members of the diplomatic body in. Madrid. The most
marked respect and attention was paid to Mr, VIL-
LIERS, the British Ambassador—a fact which ap-
pears to have annoyed some individuals corinected
with the French Government.

The following is the whole of the intelligence from
;he north of Spain contained in the Moniteur of Si-

turday :
" Sarsfield has declined the command of the army.
" Cordova is appointed Lieutenant- General. lie has re-
moved all the branches of the administration of the army to
Logrono.
" On the 24th Don Carlos proceeded from Salontierra to-
wards Vittoria, leaving the Navarrese at Estella. Cordova
was also preparing to march against Vittoria.
" Moreno has in fact joined Don Carlos, but after having
been beaten and driven out of Castille."

The Gazette de France contains a report of an in-
surrection at Barcelona, more sanguinary than
which recently broke out at Saragossa. In the
that took place 200 laymen and 19 monks are sz, d
to have lost their lives. Peace was, however, soy
restored, and the city is now tranquil.

We have received our usual supply of Brussels and
Germa❑ Papers. The latter Journals state that the
Emperors of RUSSIA and AUSTRIA, and the King of
PRUSSIA are to meet at Prague on the 18th inst.
The Emperor of AUSTRIA is to be accompanied by
his Imperial Consort, with whom he will afterwards
visit Toplitz. During the stay of the allied Monarchs
in the Austrian territory, Prince CHARLES Lice-
TENSTEIN will have the honour of attending on the
Emperor NICHOLAS, and Prince FELIX of SellwAß-

ZENBURG on the King of PRUSSIA. The departure
of the Archdukes JOHN and FRANCIS CHARLES for
Kalisch, with their suites, is fixed for the Bth August.
They will be attended by a numerous suite of General
and Staff officers. The Archdukes of ESTE will
probably be prevented by their indisposition from ac.
eompanying ther august relations. Count IVltilica
of BEL L ING lIA USEN, President of the Diet, will leave
Vienna in a few days to return to his post at Frankfort.
The advices received from Scutari represent the in-
surrection as assuming a more frightful appearance.
The number of the insurgents is fast increasing. The
PA CHA has sent emissaries to all the neighbouring
places, with orders, by which the town of Scutari is

declared to be outlawed, and all the inhabitants of
Upper Albania are summoned to attack the town, and
to plunder, murder, and burn at their discretion. Se-
veral of these emissaries have been taken, and their
depositions incontrovertibly prove the revengeful
spirit, but at the same timc the distressed situation of
the PACIIA.

The accounts from Constantinople, contained in
those journals, represent the PORTE as actively engaged
in adopting measures for suppressing the disturbance
in Albania. Already 8,000 troops have been
despatch-A to assimt the .PACHA.,4I- - the
inhabitants of Scutari. The PACIIA has also re-
ceived orders to augment his present forces by raising
an additional body of 3,000 troops by conscription.
VIENNA, JULY 23.—Five per Cent. Metalliques, 1021;.
Four per Cents.. 98 3 16 ; Bank Shares, 1,326.---Allgemeine
Zeitung, July 29.

BELGIAN FUNDS.—BRusm.s, Arc. I.
Actual Debt, -!3 per Cent,
nothschild's Loan, Five per Cent IfX)%
Loan of City, 1832, Four per Cent SX)
Society of CAmmeree, Four and a Half per Cent 1204
Bank uf Belgium, Five per Cell'
—Brusscis Papers, Aug. 2.

Dutch Papers to the 31st ult. received yesterday
announce the intention of the Government to adopt
measures for relieving the people from some part of the
load of taxation which oppresses them. The first re-
ductions will be made in the direct and personal taxes,
which from their manner of being collected are parti-
cularly odious to the people. In this the ICING is
preparing to act with great judgment, and the light in
which he thus seems to regard the late disturbance at
Amsterdam proves him intimately acquainted with the
real condition and feelings of his subjects.

BIRTH.---=on the 22nd ult., at Colebrook Park,
Tunbridge, the Lady of Lieut.-Colonel Littler, of the 54th
Bengal Native Infantry, of a daughter.

TILE GORTROE HOMICIDES.—Major Walter and
the officers and men of the 29th regiment, under his command,
employed in the late tithe affair of Ratheormac and Gortroe,
have received notices from the Attorney-General to attend at
the assizes to be held in Cork to-morrow. The present Go-
vernment are then, it appears, serious in prosecuting this
business, and by so doing give to the accused party an oppor-
tunity of clearing themselves from the foul aspersions that have
been thrown upon them. It is evident that the Government
feel perfectly satisfied as to the steps that were taken on the
business, and the probable termination, or they would not
now have come forward at, as we are informed, the urgent re-
quest of the Rev. Archdeacon Ryder, Captains Collis and
Bagley.—Limerick Chronicle.