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THE SUN.

!OLEM QUIS DICERi FALSUS/ AUDUAT

LONDON,
MONDAY, AUGUST 16, lal9.

We received yesterday and this morning the
Paris Paris Papers of Thursday and Friday last.=
The KING rewrite(' to the Thant-et-les on Wednes-
day at lii.ihf-ita.;t 12 o'clock, and at one bit Mn-
:Err; held a Council of MinisterS,, which sat till
three. The Doehess d'iltstmtot4t.Ema arrived At
four, and rentwined some time with the KING iii
his Cabinet. Ttre Duke de RICI-t2Lteu breakfast-
with the 'KING in the morning at Si. -Cloud:—
The Doehess de BEREIY has entered •111 e ninth
month of her lergnaticy. ller Royal [lightness is
stated to be in good ittatil.

The Dike of ‘VELLINGToN is said to he ex-
pected at Paris on tile 25th Prince ESTER•
pAZ Y , the Austrian Ambassador here, is also said

io he expeete(l at Paris, on his way to Vienna; on
STRWART, it is reported, is about to

proceed to,carlsbad.

Some affrAys took place the week before last at
Volsloese, bet ,veert the dilierent Corps composing
the garrison, but tranquillity is stated to hive

been rest rtr-etL
The Q?totidienne has an absurd-report, that the
convocation of the Electoral Colleges in France
waits on the result of the discussions at Carlsbad.
The marriage between Prince MAxiittLlAN of
Saxony and the Archduchess CAROLINE of Austria,
is to be solemnized in the course of next month.
An article from Genoa, of the 2d instant, states,
that workmen were labouring on the fortiOcatiOns
of that city night and day, and that regiments
were completing, and new ones forming ;. a 're-
port is added, that 4,000, men were to be disem-
barked from an English squadron which was every
day expected; and that four Commissioners were
to arrive from Malta ; the. cause ,of all this bustle

is not explained.
Disturbances are said to have broken out in Si-
cily in consequence of the conscription.
It is stated froth Berlin, that on the intelligence
of the•arrest'of Professor JAHN being transmitted
to the Prince de FIARI)ENI3ERG, who was at his
estate of. Glieneelte, the lattersent an express to
the wife of the Professori. promising her,. that
whatever should be the result, he would take care
of her and her children, The.same,article, speaks
of numerous arrests, butclviefly; it is added, of
persons of little inipoi-tance:.` VlCConiinisiart'Of
Police end twß,Gendarmes had, set out. from Beri-
I
lin, supposed to be'. destined for !the Duchy. of.
Holstein,' but for witat purpose' :n'ot knOWO.;
Serious tumults took place at Wurtzburg tlte-
begiiittin* hf;tliis month, originating in prejudices
against the Jews resident there, lOrhOm the police.
of the town were unable to protect, and the greiter
part of whom in Consequeftee'quitted the- city;.
several of their houses were phindered' Two per-.
sons were killed,

The following are extracts front the Journals of
FlOtty

PARIS, AUG. 13.—TheKing'Yesterday gave
a private audience to the Cardinal .de Perigord.
His Majesty afterwards took an airing.
" The Count Capo d'lstriii'iet out for London'
yeterday morning.
" The War Minister is expected imniedigely,
•
at Paris.

, .
" The Duke of Wellington proceeded from
Ostend to Antwerp, where his. Grace arrived tit
three in the afternoon of the 7th inst., accom-
,
lianied by two Aides•de-Camp. After inspecting
the new fortifications, the Duke set out at six
is the evening for Brussels. His Grace dined
on the Bth with the Covrt at the Palace of
LacVen, and on the 9th. at nine in the murk-
he set out from the hotel d'Angleterre,
where he bad taken up his residence, for Spa and
Cologne, from whence he will continue his journey

wy. 7l,crc is r;ii:oo to hcheVe that his
Grace will asist at.the Congress, which is about
to he opened at Carlsbad.

" It is said: that the,,Coont cte Jaucobrt, Mi
'Oster of State, tri I represent France at the Con
ferences at Carbb4(l.i

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" BERLIN, AUG. 3.—The King arrived yester
day at Potsdam.

" MADRID, AuG. 2 —The new Queen is ex.
pected to arrive at lrun on the 27th or 28th in

stant.

" Accounts from Cadiz state, that on the 17th
ult. the French seamen there had notified to the
Consul their determination not to embark for
So.Uth America ; the Consul not having taken any
notice of their communication, they mutinied ;
six of the ringleaders were arrested, put in irons,
and sent on board a French frigate -at 'anchor in
the port of Cadiz, to be conveyed
, to France.
" CARLSBAD, AU6. 7.—The conferences of the
Prince de Metternich with the King of Prussia
continued for three days.
" NI. de Gertz has been summoned here by
the Prince de Metternich. It is said he is to be
empioyed to prepare the Declaration of the Sove
reigns to the people of Germany."

New York Papers to the 21st ult., Boston to
the 19th, and Halifax to the Ist inst., arrived

this morning.
(From Me Bo.tton Paper of Me 14th July.)

We have been favoured with The Royal gazette
of Hayti, of the 25th May.

(Front The Royal Ga:ette.)

On the 4th of May, his Britannic. Majesty's
ship Shedrwater, Captain Cox, entered the port
from Jamaica, dispatched by Sir HOME POPHAM.
As soon as his Grace the Duke MARMELADE, Go-
vernor of the capital, and Baron DUPUY, Secre-
tary, were apprised of this agreeable news, they
hastened to give notice to his Majesty, who was
_absent, visiting the Spanish part of the Island.
His Majesty immediately gave his orders to the
Governor, so as to be prepared to receive the
Admiral with all the regard and distinction :due
to his character; and ordered a guard of troops of
the line.to wait his arrival. His Excellency was
expected for many days by the People of the
capital. At length, on the 16th, after 12 day's
expectation, at 1 o'clock in the afternoon, his
Britannic Majesty's frigate Iphigene, of 44 guns,

Captain Naftali, followed by the brig of war
Beaver, from Havannah, entered the port, having
Sir Iloma POPHAM on board the frigate. A Royal
salute was fired. Baron DUPUY, repaired on

board the frigate to compliment, in the. name of
the King; the Admiral, and' invited hiM to come
on shore. The Admiral landed early next morn-
ing ; he was shown into the carriage of the Go-

vernor.: The next day his Majesty gave audience
to .the Board For'eign Commerct.. The clay
following the Governor, with his numerous Staff,
'tepaired in procession to the Hotel of his Excel-
lency, to complinient
r,-• His Grace .the Duke MARMELADS invited his
,'Excellency to (line with him, together with Capt.
I"',Oite.tt`. On this occasio'n then e 'was's splendid
,repast at the Hotel,.of the Governor. Among the
ifaltioiic, toasts •suipable to the occasion, the fol-

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'trtOdi'titik
" The King. of Croat 13ritairi : .Nlay.he complete gloriously
' what ile.has commyßcecl ffisely—a perpetual Union between
the Haytians and the, Eloglish."

Alter (Unties his Excellency retired, and in the
evening he hip:bin-cid with his presence the

(rri,m The C,lntin'ercial dflvektiscr )
BLOODY litarrt.e.—A letter 'from St, Thomas's
of the 3d inst." to, a Gcnzletuan in Philadelphia
says, " I hasten twapprize you that we have this
day received inforniatiou from Austurgua of an
action fought on the 12th ult. at C0M4113, by adi-
visiOn of the Spanish Army, under the command
of General ARANA, and a division of the Patriots,
led -by MARINO, in ,which the .Royalists were
totally defeated, wiih the loss of from 1000 to
1.190 men, all their camp epipage, and docu-
ments. The Patriots, I regret to add, suffered se-
verely, bmiing lost .400 men."