The Sun.
London, England, 1817-09-06 00:00:00

PAPERS;

PARIS. SEPT. 2.—Yesterday the King, after
Mass, transacted business successively with the.
Cardinal Grand Almoner, and the Duke of Riche-
lieu, President of the Council.

Monsieur, and the Princes his sons, proceeded
this morning to Vincennes) to witness the tuanwu-
vres of the Artillery of the Royal Guard.
Among the test:monies of munificence which
Conut Ruppin showed to persons who had the
honour of being attached !o his suite during his
stay in Paris) was that Of a gold hos, enriched with
his cypher in diamonds, which he conferred upon
M. %Volt, Oificee of the G.enditimerie of Nils.

It is said the Klotz will attend in the course of
the week the representation of Fernand Cortez.
The wife of the Ex• General Savory passed
through 'Augsburg the 231 ult. on her way from
Par is to Gratz, to join her husband.
The Princess Paul of Wurtetuberg has arrived
here.

• Count Orloff, Colonel in the Russian Imperial
Gnardc, has alio arrived here 'from Aix- la
Chapelle.
Several Journals persist in stating that Lord
Grenville is in Paris. What may have led them
into the error is the arrival of an E:tglish Peer,
for whom Lord Grenville is proxy in the Upper
House.

The. Prcvotal Court of Patt, by an Anti of tl►►•
llth ultimo, have condemned. to deportation Pierre
Chahano Jtint, and Jean Pierre Deli:title, of St
...lean Pied de Port, convicted of having, with
complices, hoisted in the bat y of t ow n
tri-coloured flag in the room of a
,white one, in
the night of the Sth and 9th May last.
According to a census taken at Rome, the pre-
sent population of that capital is 131,336—in
1816 it was 128,997.

The4,lfortitcur contains two Royal Orninances,
dated thy 25th of August. The object of the fits(
is to authorise the establishment of Majorats for
the Hereditary Peerage. No person is in future
to be called to the House of Peers, liecic-
hiastics excepted, who has not previously obtain-
ed the King's authority to form a Maiorat.
are to be three classes of Majornts, viz. those at-
tached to the title of Duke, consisting of properly
producing not less thou 30,000 francs annually ;
those to the title at Marquis anti Count, pro-
ducing not less than 20,600 francs ; and those
attached- to the title of Irt,counts and Barons,
produciog not less than 10,000 francs. These
Majorats are to descend in perpetuity. with the
title of the Peerage to the eldest son. The se-
cond Ordinance of the sante date directs the man-
ner in which the patents of Peerage are to be
on,de out, the precedency of Peers, titles of their
(Idest sons, &c.

A third Ordinance, dated August 31, directs
that letters patent shall be immediately expedited
for the Members of the present House of Peers,
according to their respective titles, to descend in
the direct masculine and legi;imate line. There
are 64 Duke 3, 49 Marquisses, 86 Counts, 6 Vis-
counts, at)d 6 B3rons.
In the month of June, 1815, the General 'who
COHlMandrd at bourtleaui for the Usurper, wish-
ing to comtroul the inhabitants of that faithful
city, ordered the repair of the fortress 'From-
pette but to render it formidable to the citizens,
it was necessary to pull down a certain number
of the houses ‘vhielk had been built upon the
ground which it formerly occupied. The General,
therefore, gave orders to demolish themk and; in
a few hours all the habitations which thetindustry
of the people had erected upon the faith of the
laws which decreed the destruction of the fort
were converted into a mass of ruins. Their owners
experienced great losses, not only in their houses
but in their furniture. The King, who appears to
be called by Providence to repair, all calamities
which the Usurper had caused, being informed
by the Minister of the Interior of the damage
which these families had sustained by this act of
gratuitous violence, has ordered the payment of
adequate indemnities. The Prefect has received
the necessary funds, and thus a new occasion is
presented to the Bourelelais of acknowledging
and blessing the inexhaustible bounty of the

'The Court of Assize of L'Aveyron commenced
on the 18th ult. the trial of the individuals accus-
ed of the assassination of M. Fueldes, late King's
Attorney at Rodez. Among the number of the
eleven accused are five women. The circumstances
of the crime are very atrocious. The number of
witnesses for the prosecution amount to 243, and
those for the defence to 77.

Five PER CENTS.

Monday 68 f. 70 c.

PETEASSURGA, AVG. 6.—M. de Daschhow,
Impel ial Majesty's Minister Plenipotentiary to the
United States of Atnerica, has been recalled. His
successor is the Gene•, l Baron de Tuyll de Ser..
vouskerken, who will set out for thence without
delay. _

--VIENNA, AUG. 23.—The General .Baron de
Steigertesch- arrived here yesterday from Cartsbd-
by the way of Tv....plitz. It is understood- that ►he
wilt, without delay, set out Upol/ a IlliStion to a
Northern Court.

VIENNA, AUG. 22.—Their Imperial Majesties
were at Czernowitz the last accounts and were
expected in Transylvania the 18th inst..
BRUSSELS, Avo. 29.—A contest took place
here yesterday between some soldiers and some
cattle drovers, in which two of the latter were
wounded. The populace took part with the
drovers, and two of the soldiers were taken into
custody.
DRESDEN, Au°. 22.—The 10th inst., all the
Saxon troops, including the garrison ne this city,
were put in route for cantonments. The National
Guards received orders to do duty in the city.
LEGHORN, AUG. 13.—Yesterday the Duchess
of Parma wei►► on board the ship of the Portu-
guese Rear-Admiral, to hid adieu to her august
sister, with whom she dined, and in the evening
attended the ball given on board the ship.
This morning the Portuguese squadron set sail.
Ihe Duchess of Parma set out for Lucca, from
whence she proceeds to her States.
CARLSBAD, 23.—The Prince de Harden-
hcrg set out to-day for' Frankfort. During his
stay -here he had frequent -conferences with the
Count Clpo

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