The Sun.
London, England, 1826-08-10 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

(From the Etoile, dated Tuesday.)
Pants,' AUG. 7.—The following is the result of the
sentences pronounced in the affair of the conspirators at
St. Petersburgh.
Thirty-six have been sentenced to dcath—five only have
suffered an ignominious death,--they have been hanged.
It is above sixty years since this punishment had been
inflicted in-Russia.

The sentences of the others have been commuted. Most
of them have been condemned to labour in the mines.

On the 23d pf July, in the evening, the Tribunal re-
paired in a bOdy to the fortre“, to announce their %fn.
teneC io the accused. •
• •

• The folloWing were hanged, on the 24th, in the morn-
ing ;--Ryleieff, a retired 6ub-Lieutenant; Journalist Ka-
hoosky ; Bestoncheff Michel, Captain, in the regiment of
the. Guards ;, Moscow Pestel, Colonel of the Viatka Re-
giment ..of Infantry.; Serge blouravieff, Lieutenant-Colo-
nel of the Regiment of Infantry of Tcherdigoff,
A funeral ceremony 'WM performed' on the '2sth, in the
morning, to bring to recollection the horrible crime of tilt:
14. th *(20) of Deember'. The Emperor and' Empress were
present at. it. The place .wail afterwards purified. The
ceremony made the most profound impression on all the
petc9iiS win) were present. . , .„1
The Emperor was tout out for Moscow on the Bth of
July;'
We liatte this ii tart received ne,w6 frotn Conp.tantioople
of the tlth July. •
The standard of the Ptorthet was *till displayed at the
`Liivart3 the 'organisation of the' new troops ptoceeded with
1144Vity. The greateartrintinilhty previtile4 at. Constao-
=
i 'I he 'Augsburg o,'-izzette hit the foll9wing p6W# from
Constantino le, of Jtily,lo
No,".iissential change,.hasAakcii place in.this capital since
the dePartureof,the last po&tf •
The aecomplisment of measures of the Govern-
ment is pronounced witlf,certainty ; and tranquillity has
not been interrupted.

The Sultan vilsits,the metre es usual, with an escort
of,Topehia, and 'the Grand Vizier Seems to enjoy the
.confidence of the armed Milieu Wens in the capital. All
the accounts from the provincei are
,equally favourable.
The following i, front Qde,,ii„
The eyes of all Ru5,ia.a4449440p0n Ackerman; where
the conferenges which are,intended to lead, to a definite
peace will Alton be opened between the, Russian arid
Turkish Commissioners.

It roust be hoped, that, the Divan- will not :misunder-
stand the pacific spirit of our two Einpereits Alexander
and 'Nicholas, which. will be remarkable in history, but that
it will seriously think ofaccompliihing the. great work •O
f
peace. Europe has duly 'appreciated the immense sacri,•
flee which' Russia has made to peace 'for so many yews
past, the policy of this empire as Well as,that,of ::Europe,
constantly binds to the preservation oldie, age of peace.
Hay the Porte not consider the foolish attempts: of some
degenerate sons of Russia, as any thing 'but chimeras,
which have not been able to .in any respect the
internal strength of Russia; and may it demand nothing
Which could offend thenationaliapirit.

A letter froin Corfu of July 4jin the Di'ario dr .Roma
of 47th July); annoittices that the Sera.skier has invited
with flattering 'promise's all the Greek; who have,taken
refuge at Caramos to retina to .htissoloughi. some of
them have returned under the guarantee of the famous
Varnachiotti. They, have been furnished with provisions,.
and even their antis have been returned them. The letters
from Prevesi confirm the news of the cheek experienced'
by the Seraskier in his attempt to triter Livadia. ,Hiss loss
is stated at 1,000 men. Ibrahim Peel*, too, is said to have
been attacked by the Greeks on his march from Tripolizzs.
to Modon and Coron, and to have experienced considevA-
blo Ipts. -The neWs of the arrival of the Egyptian expe-
dition Motion:is not., confirmed.
A Vetter (torn Leghorn affirms, that on the ,19th Lord
Cochrane's, squadron was in sight off that port.
Thestatement of the Indicateur of Bordeaux, that
-France is to send 80,000 men to Spain, to maintain alt=
eolutepower, and to overthrow thtConatitution of Spain t,
is as tine as that of the'Coactitutionnel, that the Clergy'
offtwed to taisc 40,1 00,•. they might tiame the of-
The indicate/it' does riot fail to repeat thi. news,
aud to add that the Clergy offers the King of Spain one
hundred millions, for this purpOse. We, inusti'lace in the
same rank the news of the Correspondent of the bropcau
IVIIO 11111101411erN that 1.1.,000' Spaniard:, are on the.
march to. the frontiers of Portugal, and that. Romero
Apuentei Torrijos, and Lopez Banos have arrived at
Lisbon.

A Journal (the Courier Francais) which continually
repeated that the Portuguese Chatter was the work of the
English' Cabinet, contorts the foifnwing articles
L.
Ther6 Circular, is Much talk of a said
NI. Clouting to the to be, ad-
dressed by several Cabinets, to assure
therm that the English Ministry had, no pat in the re $O7
lution taken by the E Entliertg Don Pedro, as King of Por-
tugal, to give a Charter to his Europoati dominions, which
,
he inherited by his father's deKth; and that the English
Cabinet had not, either directly Or through its Ainhassa-
dor, interfered, in any tninni„,, in, the drawing' tip of that
important as
According to- the' report
the sante, circular says,
that. the-C011in„ of 'St. :tattles's
sees in this 4cl; only ._
the nlttnral. aspiis! nt tii'e Mast lei-
timate right' of BOVereigilft', 'the ttipPl:kea4p4 Of the pm"-
does openly protested by the floty Alliance, of the power
•We see what credit may givin to the Courier Fron4wis,
which pretended that dittarbanees had taiseu plooe at St. Peters
burgh.—Note of the Et9ile.
t Probably this should be Portugal.

• LONDON; • •
711URSDAY TVE,IVING, AUGUST' 10, 1926:

We received last -night the Paris .Papers of Monday,
and the.toile of Tuesday, morning, the contents of
which arc of some interest,, and are given in another

column.

By thesepapers we learn the result of
,the recent
trial of the-persons implicated' in the conspiracy at St.
Petersburgh. Thirty-six. Were sentenced to death,but
Ave only have suffered ; and with the view, of. adding
tb the ignominy of their execution; they were hanged;
huttead or being shot, although with one exception,
who was an unfortunate journalist; they were all mili-
tary officers. sentence was announced to them•
on,the eveniugof,the 23d—they suffered on the morn-
'big of the 4th---and a funeral ceremony, at which the
ENt PER tt and..E;►lPßEss were present, was perfotmed
on the following day, « to bring to recollection the
Horrible crime- of the' 14th Pecetn4r." This great
,haste in carrying into effect lheaentence of the eon-
spirators,'and the attempt to Make a strong impression
on the minds .Of the peoplc,rhy the ceremony at which
their Imperial Majesties attended, bespeaks il. want
Of Confidence, whiehwould lead. us to forma eery un-
favourable ,opinion,of the present,state of things in St.
Petersburgh.• We. aft•;in morrOhtary expectation of
hearing from
.our own correspondent in that capital,
whose ,Cominunication we shall look for with. inueli
interest.

The news from Constantinople comes down to the
11th '.fuly, at which time the standard of the Prophet
was_still displayed. The organization of the new troops
proceeded with . activity, and the greatest tranquillity
prevaikd. Art article from Odessa, dated thelBth of
July, seems written under au apprehension that the
recent events in. Turkey will have the eiVect of making
lie Divali raise its demands in, the conferences about
R
to Commence with the ussiati-Plenipotentkaries. The
article is taken from the
~
Aogsburg Crazetlte, and there..
fore should be received with caution ; but at the same
time we must add, that at have not, yet seen any
thing 6 make Its alterthe opinion which We have'fre.
quently
exprissed, that. expectations Of those who
caleulate on an immediate adjustment of, the daer.,
ence3 between Russia and, Turkey being brought
'
this -ground, will he disap-
about at the, approaehing- Conference,
pointed.
The Einile persists in expressin , • •
1, an opinion,
that the Constitutional, Charter of ,Portugal cannot be
contradicts the
'reports in other paper's, , 1
of t.)6 intention of the French
Goverment to support absolute power in Spain by
put-into practice, and inn
;.iit additional fume, and of, the marcii. of • I '
pants ) troops
to the frontiers of .Portugal. It is a little •curious
that this Paper never remarks upon the improbability
of such measures, if the Constitution of Portugal a

'ould be established, of which,no rational doubt -cafe
now be entertained. The Frtnch Funds couthurel
to rise.

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. . , .
Dutch Papeni to the Bth instant have 'nem receiv
but they contain no news.
The heat at Middlehurgh on the 2d in'st,was extei:-
sive ; the Thermometer- reached 93.

Baron VON HAMMERSTEIN, Minibter of Hare
in the German Diet, has died suddenly at Badeshelin,
lirport states that he shot himself.

A Letter from Ghent states that great preparations
e making for a grand festival 'at that place,
to commence on the 20th instant., It will consist= of
tnusical, theatrical, and other performances, archery,
Sec., and pizes for each will be distributed, as 'well
for painting. The festival will last ten days. The
King of the NEDIRRLANDS was expected to he
present, and his birth-day was to be celebrated .
at
Ghent on the 25th, with exti3ordinary pomp.

' .
We have this !nothing reeeivea the Allgenteino
Z6trog of the 3d of _August,' but its contents are
interesting. The fair at Frankfort *' turned out better:
than was at first expected. The' Prussian woollens.
and calicoes were cleared off, but prices were low, and
some manufacturers sold their goods at a loss; English
manufacture's were in good demand..,
Great improvements are contemplated in the pavement
of Berlin, for which purpose the king of PRUSSIA hiS
assigned half a million of dollars from hiS priy4!e
purse. Tbe'city is also to be soon lighted with ga!,.
The Society for estsbliShing S'team7boats
Russia and Prtissia is said, to meet With but little etr