The Sun.
London, England, 1817-10-09 00:00:00

We received this morning the Paris Papers of
Monday last. The following are extracts :
," Prot's, OCT. 6.—The King receivqd yester-
day the Duke of Orleans, the Neapolitan and
Spanish Ambassadors, the MStshalS,, Cardinals,
Ministers of State, &c.
" They write from Bonrges, that on the 25th
ult. the body of a man, horribly mutilated, was
found in the wood of Tlioux. The assassins have

not yet been discovered.
" The Gazette de Lausanne of the .90th
states, that there had been several storms in
Lantern Switzerland. The lightning had killed a
woman in the Canton of Saint Gall. On
the 16th, in Turgovia, it destroyed several dwel-
ling-houses and barns. A number of vines have
also been destroyed in the Canton of Schaff-
hausen.

" The Registers of the Province of North Hol-
land, for 1816, present the following results :
Births, legitimate—males, 6,308, females, 5,868;
natural children—males, 686, females, 682;
total 13,544. Marriages, 3,557 ; divorces, 35.
" The Count de Chabrol, Under Secretary of
State in the Department of the Interior, yester-
day took the oaths in the presence of his Ma-
jesty.

" The ten persons charged with being impli-
cated in the affair of l'Epingle Noire, and acquit-
ted on Saturday in the Court of Assizes, were
set at liberty at fire o'clock yesterday morning.

" The King and Queen of Wurtemberg have set
out from Stnttgard for Schaffhausen. They pro-

pose to visit some Cantons of Northern Switzer-
land, and the Barks of the Lake of Constance.
" VIENNA, 'SEPT. 25.—1 t is not only the Mi-
nisters of Sweden and Sardinia, but also those of
Spain and Naples, who are demanding of the
Turkish Government the privilege of navigating
their respective flags in the Black Sca, It ap-
pears that the Divan attach to this privilege a
very high value, and that they will not grant it
without obtaining very considerable advantages
in return. It will be very difficult, however, to
make an arrangement of this kind satisfactory to
all the parties interested.
" The Baron de Strogonoff, the Russian Mi-
nister at Constantinople, had, on the22d nit. a
conference with the' Reis Effendi, respecting the
definitive arrangement of the frontiers. This con-
ference vas held with the greatest possible so-
lemnity : the Minister had given orders to a cou-
rier to bold himself in readiness to set out on the
26th for St. Petersburg!).

BERLIN, Szr-r. 23.—The Minister of State,
M. de Klewitz, has been sent to Silesia on an irn-

portant mission.

" AUGSLURGH, SEPT. 27.—8 y private letters
from Parma we learn, that the contagious ma-
lady in that Duchy has almost entirely ceased.
" DRESDEN, SEPT. 23.—The marriage be-
tween the Princess Maria Anne and the Hereditary
Prince of Tuscany is to be celebrated the latter
end of next month. Prince Frederic of Saxony,
eldest brother of the Princess, is appointed the
proxy of the Prince of Tuscany. The Princess
will set out immediately after her marriage for

Tuscany.
" The last conferences between the Saxon and
Prussian Commissioners were of a satisfactory na-
ture, chiefly owing to the mediation of the Au-
strian Commissioner, who has neglected nothing
to bring this negociation to a desirable result.
" BERLIN, SEPT. 23.—Reports respecting
changes in our Ministry have been for some time
generally circulated, but we believe they arc
without foundation, and that our Ministry vvill

remain composed as it is at present..
" Rumours have also been circulated in foreign
countries of disturbances in the Prussian States,
insurrectional movements, &e.;—they are all un-
founded.

" The great vestions respecting the rcpresen•