The Sun.
London, England, 1817-05-12 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

?axts,MAYS.-z-Thetlay before yesterday his
jest y went nut in a 'carriage by The Fauxbourg du
Rutile to the exterior Boulevards Du Nor'l, and
-the Canal de l'Oureq, and returned by the bar-
rier du `Trove; along the grand rue Saint Antoine
end the interior boulevard's. All the windows ot
'the ratthbourg were decorated with white flags
and the fleur de lys.

The reported journey of the king of Prussia
is very doubtful.
A GLIM:III Journal contains the following:—
M. Ile Tornn attached to the Russian Le-
gation at
r finkfart, being at the Theatre, and
conversing with AL de Sivalettheitn, the Officer of
the Guard requested him to be silent. M. de
l'ortaassow %rid), offended, anti set the Officer at
juice. They in coasequence fought. The Of-
ficer's pistol Missed fire. Al. de Tormassow tired,
and the hall pierced his adversary's heart. IV. de
Tortnassot? immediately set out for Darmstadt.
Tbt, ma.riuwite affair has caused a great sensa-
tion.

Tuesday his Majesty held a Court, which *as
nunkerouxiy and brilliantly attended.
The Madrid Gazette announces, that an extra=
rkdinary (bought 'prevails in Arragrin and Cata7
)onia. Entire v:.ilages have been abandoned on
account of the want of water, even for the first
necessities of life.
SToctutotAt, APRIL 21 begin to believe
that theee has not existed any Consuiracy either
against the life of the Prince limps' or that of his
son', It is said, that all the bustle that has taken
place has been occasioned by the too officious
;zeal of the Civil and Military Giivernor; 'vim,
however, himself discovered, in the night bet ween
the 13th and 14th, that he had been imposed upon
by exaggerated reports. No :110Vellletit c,t troop 3
ltas been.either ordered Or countermanded.

LF.IPSIC, APRIL '2 b.—Our (;azette publishes tf)•
day, in large characters, the I'ollowing Nnlice :=--
" NOTICE TO THE NIiVitIFACTUREILS OP (U

MANY.

" the present situation46i; German Manufacturer calls
for the moat serious attention, their entire: ruin appearing
to lie neat at hand, and inevitabll4 unless without delay rims•
sures are adopted to save them. in order to agree upon n
drfinilive resolotion in 04 resp'ect, all the German 'Mann-
factnrers are invited to assemble here on Monday the
to carry into complete execution the measures which have
been already discussed and sufficiently arranged in the course
of this week,"

- VIENNA, APRIL 26.—The greatest preparations
are making for the .I.6tes which are to take'place
on the nutrriage of the Archclo.;licss
and tor the departure of hr• er i 1 Iligimess,
*hich is to take place before Whitsuntide.
NURPNBRILO, APRIL 29.—The Duke of De,voti,
shirt: t now travelling in Saxony, on hiti way to

Lt.rnvr, APRIL 22.—The last intelligence front
Stock.huolin states, that the investigation respect-
ing the late conspiracy is still actively continned,
bot nryliing has' (nit No person of rank
bas hitherto been arrested.

A private let tet states, that the imprudent con-
versation of some young Nobles, which rather
indicated a wish or desire, than a project really
formed, was the first cause of the investigatio,i,
The t alit, hoWever, has not yet been cleared up
so as to enable any positive opinion to be formed
about ir. It is-certain that it has caused through.,
nut Swede"' the greatest sensation ; and it is be-
lieved that at the next Diet, which will slimily
assemble, the Royal power will be more exten-
sive than it has hitherto been. The Government
makes every effort to ensure the goOd will of the
different orders, and particularly of the-military.
A new Treaty of Commerce between Sweden
and the United States of America -has been hi-
therto kept very secret. The discussion in the
American Senate took place ilia Committee. E»g-
land is extremely attentive to the projects of the
United States, having for their object to obtain
en establishment in the Baltic.

Ilona, APRIL 23.—A great number of English
of distinction have keen presented within these
tel." days to his Holiness, by the Rev. Dr. Taylor.
Amongst them are some Peels of England, and
several Officers of rank.

FRANKFORT, MAY 3.--According to the last
intelligence from Stuttgard, the debates in the
Diet on the !ma propositions of the Kinl.6 respect-
ing the order of proceeding, continued. It is said,
that 13 Members of the Diet, all of the old,Pro.-
vinees, are desirous not to take any further part
in the deliberations.
STUTTG4tID, Arum 30.--At is belieired that the
basis of the change which the Prussian Govern-
Wilt intends to make in its ancient forms, is the
eit`ablidittlletit of two Consultative Chambers, or
ti,e•ries of deliberative Councils, but the Sove-
re•i;iit Power to reunion without diminution in the
Lands ,of the. King!