The Sun.
London, England, 1832-05-18 00:00:00

Le had boon tutting to at that hit phyticiane stov
that no human skill could keep him long alive. His
,nentsl faculties returned at the commencement of
'his crisis, and only left him with the extinction of
life. As his dissolution had been daily expected,
the event did not produce any great sensation.
Public expectation is now directed to his successor.
On this subject we quote the following from the
Private Correspondence of the Times;—

" Public attention is now directed towards the course
which the King will think proper to adopt in conse-
quence of this event. The Perier Cabinet is virtually
dissolved, and if the usual course be pursued, a complete
remodeling of the Administration must immediately take
place. Rumours have, of course, been again abundant on
this head. If M. Perier's death had taken place ten
days earlier, all eyes would have been immediately turned
on M. Dupin and his friends. At this moment it is ge-
nerlly believed that the Learned Deputy would not be applied
to for advice and aid in the formation of a new Cabinet.
The Duke of Wellington's return to power will probably
heir no trifling influence in the •election of men here ;
and the Duke De Cazes, who, till now, through inces-
santly labouring to get into office, was, of all aspirants,
the least likely to succeed, apparently now stands the beet
chance. He was in the Ministry at the same time as the
Duke of Wellington, under the reign of Louis XVIII. ;
therefore it is thought Louis-Philippe will look upon him as
the person most skilled in the necessary task of insuring a
continuance of that good understanding between the two
Governments which has been established under the Grey
and Perier Administration.

" But M. De Cazes can never be a popular Minister in
France, and the sentiments of the majorities in the Cham-
bers regarding him are not yet known. TLis considera-
tion may occasion delay, and with the view of sounding
the Ministerial Members on the subject before the decisive
step is taken, it is possible that the present Ministry will
be patched up, and retained until the meeting of the Cham-
bers.

,‘ It is said that the Duchess de Berri, disguised in male
attire, and General Bourmont have been arrested on the
frontier, when on the point of crossing together to
the territory of Nice. We must wait until the
report is repeated from other quarters before attaching
any faith to it, still it must be acknowledged that there is
no improbability in such an occurrence, as it seems
by this time pretty well ascertained that she had been on
board the Carlo-Alberto, and no one can or will te'l
what has since become of her. The Government must be in
possession of many particulars, which the public are
anxious to get at; but, notwithstanding former promica
of publishing all that came to its knowledge on the sub-
ject, its organs of the Press coutinue to maintain the strictest
silence.

" The Bourse was excessively crowded to-day by per-
sons who were anxious to learn the effects of the news of
M. Perier's death, and the intelligence regarding the Eng-
lish Ministry, but there was much less agitation there
than yesterday and the day before, and the Funds have
improved."

FRENCH FUN D9.-PARIS, MAY 16.-Five per Cents., 95f. 10c•
sc. 10c. 20c. 15c. '2oc. 30c. 35c. 50c. 95f. 70c. 60c. 55c. 60c. boc. 60c.
55c. 50c. ' • Four per Cents. Slf.; Three per Cents., 681. 10c. 25c.
45c. 40c. 35c. 30c. 25c. 40c. 45c. 68f. 50c. 60c. 55c. 50c. 40c. 55c.60c.;
Bank Actions, 1,67,1 f. Rente de Naples, 80f. 25c. 90c. 81f. 10c.
81f. ; Roman Five per Cents. 804 SO 804 81 ; Rent,: d'Eti-
pagne 10; Royal Spanish lean, 77 774, ; Rente Perpetu.
elle Aspagne, 56 h 57 57!i 4 57% % ; Belgian Certif.
74 741,4 Exchange on London, one month, paper, 25f. 70c.;
money, 25f. 65c.: three months, paper, 9.5 f. 55c. ; money, 25f.
50c.-Court Authentique.

The accounts from Berlin are more pacific than
ever. The German papers received this morning
contain no other news:—

VIENNA, MAY 7.
•
Five per Cent. Metalliquos RS 7.12
Four per Cent.
Bank Stock 1148
-411gemeine Zeitung, May 12.

The Birmingham Deputation, which consists of
Messrs. THO3fAS ATTWOOD, JOSHUA SCHOLEPIELD,
JOSEPH PARKES, WILLIAM BOULTBEE, De Bos-
COE ATTWOOD, BENJAMIN HADLEY, and W. G.
LEWIS, brought up addresses to the KING and Lord
GREY, on the present awful state of things, from
nearly all the large towns and several of the small
ones in the Midland Districts.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(TIIIS DAY.)