The Sun.
London, England, 1826-07-03 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS:

(From Galignani's Messenger, June so.)
Extract of a private letter of the 21st from Frankfort :—" ft
seems that the Russian Plenipotentiaries will have one point of
great delicacy to treat upon with the Pcrte, which is, to denu.nd-
a considerable sum as en indemnity for the expense to which Rus-
sia has been put, in. keeping up the army of the Pruth upon a war
footing for the last six years. This demand is founded upon ter-
giversations of the Divan, in the negotiations set on foot since the
departure of Baron Strogonoff, which rendered it necessary to
keep up so great a body of forces ou the frontiers."
(From the Pilule of Friday, June 50.)
PRIVATE COER"r"DENcE'
MADRID, JUNE 19.—The Government is taking great pains to
discover the authors of the circulars addressed to the Conunandcrs
of the Royalist volunteers of La Mancha, to proclaim Charles V'•
All the members of the Municipality of Juintanor de la Orden,
suspected of being concerned in the plot, have been arrested.-,
Orders are said to have been sent to various parts of La Mancha,
to arrest several of the persons of distinction. The Governor of
Ocana, in consequence of a similar order, has proceeded fcca
neighbouring town to arrest several persons.
Letters from Peru say, that Bolivar was at Chiquisaca, but it
was not known whether he would, remain there during the reioY
season, or whether he would proceed to Paraguay or to Buenos
Ayres. The Colombian'army, 16,000 men, was encamped at
Aroquipa, Cochabamba, Cuzeo Chicas, and other provinces. Sonic
of the corps, which bore the name of the army of Peru, have been
disbanded, and the soldieis' sent to Colombia, where they have
received leave to return to their homes.

Accounts from Gibraltar say, that the Republican Colombian
schooner had just cast anchor there, with several Spanish prizes,
among which was a vessel with a very valuable cargo. The
Colombian privateers have burnt several Spanish vessels which
they have captured.

Pius, Jima 29.—A law-suit extremely interesting to the
city of Lyons is at this moment before the Council of State. The
proprietors of the houses of the ancient quarter of Bourgneuf,
which were demolished in the second year of the Republic, de-
mand "of the city payment for those houses, which they pretend
were pulled down for the public advantage and the improvement
of the city. . The Magistrates have rejected their claim, objecting
that the demolition complained °twits the consequence of revolu-
tionary measures, with which the local authorities had no concern,
and which'proceeded entirely froin the execution of the famous de-
cree, by which the national convention declared that Lyons should
be rased—that the plough-share should pass over the ground on
which it stood—and that a eolumn should be erected in the midst
of its ruins, which should bear this horrible inscription, ,4 Lyons
was rebellious against liberty—Lyons is no more."
M. de Rothschild was driving yesterday over the Place Louis
XVI. in a splendid tilbury,. with two superb English horses.--
They took fright, broke 'the reins, and the light vehicle ve.
hurried with frightful rapidity on the Boulevards. M. de. Rothe
child attempted to throw himself out, and one of his friends, who
accompaniethim, had great difficulty in preventing him. When
at the Rue caumartin, the shafts ran through the body of a hack-
ney coach, which stopped 'the horses, and put an end to the
damage.
JuneSo.....-A rumour is afloat here this 'doming, that
Sir Charles Stuart, the British Ambassador to Braail, has arrived
in the Tagus, and has been the bearer of a constitutional charter'
for Portugal.

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