The Sun.
London, England, 1829-11-05 00:00:00

of State :

(From the Messager des Chambres of Tuesday.)
(SECOND EDITION.)
PARIS, Nov. 3.-The Moniteur contains a Royal Or-
donnance, appointing M. Mangin, the Prefect of Police, to
the rank of Councillor of State, with permission to be pre-
sent at the deliberations 'of the Council.
Their Sicilian Majesties will arrive at Pont St. Esprit
on the 4th of November, and will set out the next day for
Nimes, where they will remain till the 6th, and set out on
the 7th for Montpellier. The Duchess of Bsrri, the In-
finta, her sister, and Don Francis de Paul, travel at the
same time as their Sicilian Majesties.
A letter from Calais, of the 28th of October, says :-
" There has just been fund in the port the body of en
Englishman wearing a cork jacket, to his feet was fas-
tened a string of little barrels. This man undoubtedly had
let himself down from the packet-boat, at the moment that
it entered the port, and, supported by his jacket, he was
able to smuggle in a great quantity of goods. Yesterday
evening his train probably was caught in the timber work
of the long bridge ; thus he perished of cold and want.
The Quotidienne says, " Yesterday the official news
was received at Paris, that the Nuncio of the Porte at
Lisbon bad resumed his diplomatic functions on the 15th
October. Thus the Court of Rome, like that of Madrid,
recognizes Don Miguel T. as legitimate King of Portugal."
FRENCH FuNns.-Pants, Nov. 2.-Five per Cents.,
108 f. 30e. 20e. ; Three per Cents., 82f. 90c. 85c. 83f. ;
Bank Stock, 1,870 f. ; Reutes de Naples, 91f. ; Royal
Spanish Loan, 77?; Rente Perpetuelle d'Espagne, 541.
Exchange on London-One month, paper, 25f. 65c. ;
money, "25f. 60c. ; three months, r paper, 25f. 50c. ;
money, 25f. 45c.-. Cours Authentique.
Pants STOCK EXCHANGE, Nov. 3.-Five per Cents.,
108 f. 45c. 40c. 45c. 40c. 45e. 40c. 45c. ; Four and a
Half per Cents., 104 f.; Three per Cents, 83f. 50e. 45c.
50c. ; Bank Stock, 1870 f. 18S01. ; Rentes de Naples,
91f. 60c. 45c. .50c. 60e. ; Rente d'Espagne, 5 51 ; Royal
Spanish Loan, 78 781 ; Rente Perp. d'Espagne, 55
551118. Exchange on London-One month, 25f. 65e. ;
three months, 25f. 50e.
(From the Austrian Observer of Oct. 25.)
Accounts from St. Petersburgh announce, that General
Von Rennenkampf, Aide-de-camp to Count Paskewitsch,
who accompanied Prince Kosrew Mirza on his journey to
St. Petersburgh, and had the commission to mark the
frontiers between Russia and Persia, after the late peace,
has received orders from his Majesty the Emperor to sur-
vey and liy down the new frontier between Russia and
Turkey in Asia, according to the treaty of Adrianople.
VIENNA, OCT. 24.-31ctulliques, 1028 ; Bank Shares,
1230.

(The Allgemeine Zeitung, of Oct. 30 has no news.)

Frankfort Papers of the Ist November, and
the Austrian Observar of the 24th and 25th
of October, have been received this morning
They contain some decrees of the Greek Go-
vernment, touching the exportation of Antiquities,
and with respect to the Greek Church. It ap-
pears that Count MATUSCEWITZ is soon ex-
pected at St. Petersburgh

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VIENNA, OCT. 23.
DICCREE OP THE GREEK NATIONAL CONGRESS RESPECT.

ING THE EXPORTATION OF ANTIQUITIES.

" Considering the 18th Article of the Ordinance of the
Government promulgated by the National Congrus. at '
Trtezene, forbidding the sale and exportation of antiquities ;
considering that the present Government, in conformity
with the said ordinance, has refused all applications made
to it for the exportation of antiquities, the Fourth National
Congress decre?s :
" Art. 1. All that was resolved by the National Con-
cress at Trrezene, against the exportation of monuments,
is confirmed.
" 2. The Government is only empowered ta allow the
exportation of remains of antiquity, when they are re-
quired for the purposes of archaeological researches of the
scientific institutions of the several Governments."

DECREE OF THE NATIONAL CONGRESS AT ARGOS,
AUG. 14, FOR AMELIORATING THE SITUATION OF
THE CHURCH AND THE CLERGY, &C.
" The Fourth National Congress, considering it to be
one of its paramount duties to turn its attention to the
most suitable means of accelerating the moral and political
restoration of Greece ; considering as the basis of this
restoration the moral regeneration of the citizens produced
by the principles of our holy religion, and of a solid edu-
cation, recognising the necessity of giving to the Govern-
ment the necessary means—
" 1. To improve the situation of the Church and the
Clergy.
"2. To endow the orphan house with funds athrate
to the object of that institution.
" 3. To promote the propagation of mutual instruction
and Norman schools.
"4. To found schools for the higher branches of
education, as well as for those who dedicate themselves to
the Church, as to those who are to serve the State in a
civil capacity, or mean to devote themselves to the arts
and sciences.
" 5. To establish public printing offices.
" The National Congress resolves—
" Art. 1. The Government is fully empowered to col-
lect, in whatever manner it judges the most proper, all
the legacies which patriotic Greeks, as well at home or
abroad, have bequeathed, or may hereafter bequeath, in
favour of charitable or useful institutions,
"2. In concert with the Senate to take tneasures to
apply to the benefit of the above establishments the cha-
ritable foundations already existing in the State.
" 3. The Government will form under its immediate
direction a fund, in which the produce of the legacies and
charitable foundations may be deposited, and which shall
be exclusively applied to the promotion of the objects
stated in Articles I to 5."

ST. PETIEUSBURGH, AUG. R.
Count Maetucewitz is shortly expected from London,
DARBiSTATiT, OCT. 30.

The obarquies of her Royal Highness the late Grand
Duchess took plate last night without any pomp, accord-
ing to the express desire of the deceased.
FRANKFORT, OCT. I .
Yesterday arrived her Serene Highness the Princess of

Lowiez, and to-day the Grand Duke Constantine, svtio will
make but a short stay and then return to Warsaw•