The Sun.
London, England, 1817-08-07 00:00:00

THE SEMI.

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LONDON, -
THURSDAY, AUGUST 7, 1817.

We received this morning the Paris Papers of
Monday last. The following are Extracts :
" Pants, AUG. 4.—The Marquis Doris, charged
with Dispatches front the Sardinian Cabinet, pro-
ceeding through Paris to London, arrived at Ca-
lais on the 31st ult.

" Letters from Genera of the 30th ult—an-
nounce that the Rhone, the great rise of which
had caused so much alarm, had fallen from four
to five inches in the course of a few days.
" The Duchess de Broglie, daughter to, Ma-
dame de Star!, and the Duke, a Peer of France,
arrived on the 25th ult, at the Chatcan of Coppet.
The next clay the funeral car arrived with the body
of Madame de Stael, followed by her son. Sun-
day the 27th the mortal remains of this celebrated
woman were placed in the tomb destined to re
ceive them.

" General Lacey, whose life has terminated so
tragically in the Island of Majorca, was the son
of a Major in a Regiment of Ultonia ; he was
born in Ireland. lie did not belong to the fa-
mily of Lieutenant-General Lascey, Captain-Gene-
ral of Catalonia and Commandet-in-Chief of Ar-
tillery and Engineers, in the reigns of Charles M.
and Charles IV. The latter was of the Hungarian
family of the same name. It is remarkable that
in addition to the similarity of name between
these two Generals, an S being the only difference,
both were Captains-General of Catalonia, but in
times which afford no comparison with each
other.

" MUNICH, JULY 28.—The King of Bavaria
returned here yesterday from Baden.
" VIENNA, JULY 21 —A dreadful hail storm
has done much.dainage in a part of Lower Austria,

adjoining ttutigAry. Several persons were Iciilc~;,
as were also many bead of cattle.

""rhe Spemish Infant Dun Francis Paul is ex-
pected here from

Couri.Yrs pass through here very fre7citiently
for Constantinople.

" FRANKFORT, JULY W.—The itariest in Pran-

cot►i>+ is the finest ever• seen.

" VIENNA, JULY 24.-1 t is announced, that
after the journey to Brolly the Court will return
Let e, by the way ofTransylvania and the Military
frontier of Bannat. Their Imperial Majesties are
expected here Amu the middle of October.

" Sir Thomas Mailland, his Britannic Majesty's
Lord CommissiOncr to the lonian Isles, arrived at

Venice the I !ill instant.

" FRANKFORT, JULY 30:—The dispute between
the Courts of Berlin and Nassau, respecting the
possession of certain property formerly belonging
ttj convents, has been referred to arbitration. The
twb Courts have chosen for arbitrators the Mini-
sWs cif Bavaria and Oldenberg, M. M. d'Arelin
and de Berg, who have chosen as Umpires M. de
Plessen, Minister of Mecklenburg.

" Manazo, Rir.y 22.—There is every reason
:o believe that a geoeral amnesty will be pub-
;shed on the occasidn of the acconEhement of the

Queen."

The fact respecting the supposeci PROTEST of

the AUSTRIAN PRINCESS MARIA LOUISA (her real
and proper designation) proves, as we were the
first to treat it, a mere fabrication. The Morning
Post of this day, a Paper which is not likely to
stake its credit on light grounds, positively asserts,
on authority, that it is, as we represented it, an
impudent imposition. The purpose, no doubt, is
to keep up the interest of the BOotrAtiARTE family,
though it is little likely that the Heat! of it will
ever be able, in person, to disturb the peace
of Europe. The Chronicle is still silent on the
subject, but as the document, such as it is,
certainly came from abroad, and might have
been received at a moment when there was
Lattlly time to translate it, tinrch less to form
a judgment on its real character, we,agree with
the British Press, that " the apparent importance
of such a document," 'received at site!) a Period,
might excuse any public Journalist for inserting
it. But as there have been strange rumours as
to the birth of the young .-iiaroLcots:, and a re-.
port that even the Princess INIAntA Louts k had
been deceived.as to that circumstance, it May
be fairly conceived, that the Emperor of AusTRIA
would have ascertained the origin of the child, ha.
fore he gave any sanction to his claim to sove-
reignty, whether in France, or, by possibility, in.
Austria. If it be true, that Ow Boy is intended
for the Church, as reported, that allotment scem.s
to-give some colour to the altedged myA.ery of his
birth, for,
.otherwise, as the son-in•law of the
Emperor of AUSTRIA, it might be- expected that
he would rather have been reserved for secular
honours.—We do not expect that the imposition
of such documents will stop here, for the enemies
of the BovartoNs arc incessantly ar work to
weaken their authority, to degrade their cha-
racter, anti to effect their dowufal.

By letters received from Mat:tinihne •we learn,
that the Yellow Fever rages there, which it is
feared has been communicated to some of our
Islands. A ship which arrived yesterday from Ja-
maica, in the River, was immediately put under