The Sun.
London, England, 1826-05-25 00:00:00

lately been pouring forth their denunciations on the good
people of Rouen from the pulpit of their Cathedral.
A sort of combat seems to have taken place between
audience and the spiritual authorities. The preacher
fired anathemas at the people, and the people rockets
at the preacher ; there were fulminating bulls and ful-
minating balls, the thunders of excommunication, and
the hissing of squibs. In the midst of this confu-
sion the Jesuits elevate the host, hoping that by its
miraculous efficacy the storm will be allayed "point
du tout"—the scene is hissed, the farce excites
diversion, and the performers are driven off the stage.
On the following day they return, supported by the
military, and the tumult is renewed—the Palace of
the Archbishop is besieged, and several of the Mis-

sionaries, falling into the hands of the populace, nar-
rowly escape with their lives. These scenes lasted
from the 17th to the 19th instant.

Letters from Rio Janeiro of the 6th and 15th March
have been received this morning. They announce the
arrival of the January Packet-from England the Re-
covery of Guernsey, from Oporto,- and the Phoenix,
from Jersey. Coffee was very scarce, and high prices
asked by the dealers. The news of the commercial
distress in London had not tended to lower it. Ex-
'change had fallen considerably ; it had been done, at
501, and drawers were talking of 48d. Sugars had
arrived at the latter date from Campos, but as they
had not been examined, no prices had been fixed : the
holders talked of 2,600 for first quality.

The Rotterdam Steam Boat, has arrived, and
brought Letters of the 9th of May, new stile, from
St. Petersburgh. Some of the Letters are of a war-
like nature, but from the circumstance of the exchange
rising, (having been done at 9 13-32, and closed at
9, 7-16), it would appear that the general opinion
Was of a peaceable nature.

The following are extract; from the German• Mail
received this morning :

MUNICH, MAY 16.

A courier from Stockholm, arrived here yesterday, bringing to
Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Leuchtenberg, that happy
eveet, that her daughter, the Crown Princess of Sweden, was
safely delivered of a Prince on the 3d of May. To-morrow the
Duchess will go with her family to Eichstadt, where, as we
lea, the marriage of the second Princess of Leuchtenberg, with
Ids Highness the hereditary Prince of Hohenzeltern Hechingcn,
will shortly be celebrated. Large quantities of oats have been
bought up in the corn markets of Munich and Erding, by which
the prices of that article have been a little advanced.

TRIESTE, 3tAY 8.

The steam-boat from Venice arrived to-day with the news that
the Austrian Captain Butlenge had arrived there from Corfu,
'Vida ihs very unexpected intelligence of the taking of Missolonghi
`'on the 28d of April.
According to his account, the taking of the place was accom-
Dallied with circumstances which must excite astonishment and
compassion throughout Europe. The Egyptians in the camp are
stated to have taken a messenger of Nato Borzaris, from whose
:'Papen they discoVered that the besieged had concerted a sally with
.6oura and Karaiskaki, acting in the rear of the besieged army.
They detained the messenger, and the sally was made, which the
EgYptians were prepared to oppose. Noto Bozzaris was compell-
ed to retreat, and the Egyptians entered the gates of the town with
tGe besieged. The latter, as soon as they got into the town, put to
'huh their wives and children, who offered themselves volun-
Ivy victims, and then blew up the works, so that the Turin;
Yoand only a mass of rains. Such is the account we receive from
Venice. Thougk the friends of the Turks here rejoice at this
tnelinchuly account, some are inclined to doubt it, because we
have no throct news from the lonian Islands.

TIMM!, MAY 10.

We are still without direct news from the lonian Islande.
Letters from Venice relate tho fall of Missolonghi, with circum.
stances that make it more memorable and glorious than the &-
flutes itself. We have a letter from Leghorn of the sth May,
which affirms, that news of the 27th had been received there from
ae-corang to which the garrison of Missolonghi had made
a " easeful sally on the 24th April. Comparing the date and the
distances, it seems unlikely that they 4E41 have at Leghorn news
of so very recent a date,
Aretalliques, EMl—Sant Shares, 1,026.

lIINNA, MCAT Is.