The Sun.
London, England, 1826-02-01 00:00:00

FRENCH' PAPERS.

(From the I*(4le, dated Monday, Jan. 30.)

PAPtlit JAN. t9.--The Council of State has 1
registered the Bull of the Pope on the Jubilee,
as well as the encyclic letter of his Holiness,
which accompeied the Bull. We gave at full
le►►gth some days avow translation of this Bull,
in which religion speaks such a noble language.
As soon as the decision of the Council of State
shall have been converted into an Ordinance of
his Majesty, the Bull will be inserted in the bul-
letin of the laws, and sent to the Bishops of
France, who will publish their mat:dement.
The number of Deputies present in the Cham-
ber yesterday was only 150.
Rear-Admiral Jacob, Governor of Guade-
loupe, has resigned.
The Heins corvette, the Moulle transport, the
Dragon brig, and the Fliche brig, sailed from
Rochefort the 21st January.
L'Llebe and La Flick go to Hayti to join the
division stationed there.
La Aloalla carries supplies to Rio de Janeiro,
for the division on the South American coast.
The Dragon goof to the coast of Africa, to join
the division employed in repressing the slave-
trade.
It: is affirmed, that the person who attempted
to assassinate M. Emanuel Las Cazes has just
been arrested. He is an Italian.
The sittings of the German Diet have already
commenced ; M. de Carlowitz, Minister of
Saxony, acting as President. Except Mr. Munch
Billinghausen, the Minister of Austria, and the
Bavarian Minister, all the envoys have arrived.—
The succession► of the Emperor Nicholas has al-
ready been 'notified to the Diet, by Baron d'An-
stett, the Russian Minister. It is hoped that the
chief business of the Diet will be the final regu-
lation of the navigation of the Rhine.

(From the Conatitutionnel.
It is said, that M. de Berstea, Chief Minister
of the Grand Duchy of Baden, is going to make
a little trip to Paris, the ostensible object of
which is, to claim an indemnity, to which he is
entitled us an emigrant, M, de Berstett being
born in Alsace. This indemnity is not very con-
siderable ; it is estimated at a capital of 15,000
9i 20,000 francs. It is thought that M. de Bor.
ilea would not take a journey for so moderate a
sum ; it would be sufficient to send his power of
attorney to some lawyer, to obtain prompt justice.
It will be asked what great political object,
then, could be attacked to the arrival in France
of the Prime Minister of the Duke of Baden,
and what ascendancy his presence would exer-
cise over the councils of the Ministers? But it
must not be forgotten, that the name of M. de
Berstett has beep more than once mixed up with
the affairs of Austria,and it wee to him M. de Met.
ternieli addressed some years ago the famous letter
which caused such, a great sensation in Gurope,and
in which we find this cheracteristic phrase," The
object to be proposed Is easily to be determined
in our days; it is neither more nor less than the
:maintenance of what exists: to attain it is the
only means of preserving the advantages that
remain, and, perhaps, even the best calculated
to recover what is already lost."
The arrival at Paris of a person to whom such
confidence is made, may then very well be an
event of importance. M. do Metternich proba,
bly did not say every thing in his last journey,
and a faithful correspondent attracting in a less
tlegree the public attention, will perhaps better
explain the n hole idea of the Minister who directs
the Holy Alliance.
Among the persons which the Ministry is send-
ing to the new republics of South America, in a
capacity which cannot be expressed by any word
of the language of politics, we must mention M.
Bucher, Martini, who Is sent to Santa Fe, and M.
7.aforet, to Chile.

On the 'Mit inst. the Mail was robbed within
ha(x temple of Olange, by live armed robbers.
The pesseogets had all their property taken from
them, and the Moil bags were curried ar. On
the day following a formal complaint was lodged
before he► King's Attorney at Orange, when three
individuals were, immediately arrested—one of
49114141 WOIS sworn to by the travellers 43 being the
head of the hand.—("Tench Paper.)

A letter written by a person in authority at
Puri says, " Your London Editors are ill ad-
vised when they repeat so often that negociationa
are going on with the French Government for a
commercial treaty between France and England.
it is not so ; though it is trues an official corre.
.spondence has been carried on for some time
,with u view to bring about a treaty of Navigation,
having for its basis * perfect reciprocity as to
the duties or rates upon shipping—nut only as
regards the intercourse between the parent states,
•hut also as regards the traffic with the Colonies
and dependencies of each power."
According to accounts fromSaxotty, the science
.of Mining is prosccuted with groat diligence at
,the Mineralogical College of Freyburgh. At
present there ore upwards of one hundred sin.
dents there, a greater number than ever was re-
collected.

The interpretation of the word constitulion, in
the extracts from the Etude, is laughable enough,
,It puts us in mind of a story of John
When a young Member was Otto
night, against a measure, at contrary to law—say
constitution, Said Wilk,es, lisping—it you speak
about Cara, they'll ask what law.
The subset plion at Paris, in favour of General
Faies children, amounts to about 34,0001. ster-
ling, Mr. ';fdtedr.s LAFITTE alone subscribed
50000 francq, i, e. 20001. sterling, being one
seventeenth of the wilt& Hubscription.

• A Country Paper states, that in one of the
Courts of die isle of Mon, a snit. was'counnenced
foe ,this tit 644, of rocks and liens—two eggs' being
.(14.matided for the former) and one foi the latter I
if this be not a" cock and bull tale," it was
fool proceeding.