The Sun.
London, England, 1816-08-29 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS, ItEji:IVED Tills MORNING,

Auo, 26.-t--Yestei:darat two o'clock the
received the congratulations of the Ambas-
iiador4 and Foreign Ministers y the Ambassador-of
speaking inAlta name of the Diplomatic
4:orps. The Duke of Wellington, and a consiu
fderable number of strangers of distinction) jiiined
the Ambassadors to make their court to the King.
They write frontßetijel, that the Russian troops
garrisoned in the department of Ardennes offered
to assist gratuitously with their waggons and
.horscs at the harvest, which is 'very rich in those
parts.

The Courier of Strasburg relates the following
trait ref the generosity of the Dake Qf Augoti..

ICIIIC :--..

Tlle Duke of Xagouletne saw Gen. Deinlle
it) the prison to which be had been sent. When
the sentence or death to which be bed been con-
demned was commuted by the clemency of the
:king, his Royal Highness sent hint 800 francs,
!wowing that the (iperal had need of tatipey, and I

ANCONA, AUG. 12.—We expect with the greates
mpatience news of the English Expedition agains
he Pirates.

The Pirates arc more numerous than ever, an,

more insolent from success.
Several private persons have obtained permis-
sion to fit out vessels for a cruise.
We ate assured that Sardinia has experiencei
new outrages ;, that the Barbarians landed on the
coast, took away men and women, and burned
the houses.

Offerings continue to be made to out Lady o
Loretta for the success of the Expedition stgainsl

the Pirates.
, A Turkish ship performing quarantine in our
port, coming from Constantinople, assures tts, that
it is the intention of the Sublime Porte to reduce
the Pirates by destroying the whole of their fleetb.
and keeping considerable forces craisir* in the
Mediterranean. As to the rest, the best, disposi
thins exist between the Divan and other powers,
whence we may judge of the consideration the
foreign Ambassadors experience, and especially
the Marquis de Rivicre Anthassadhe of France.
MADRID, Aug. 12.—His Majesty will arrive
to•day at this capital.
We are assured positively by .04vires hotu
Brazil, that the ctepartnre of the Princesses for
Spain is fixed at the end of July, immediately after
the coronation of their father the new King of

Portugal.
A ciretaar of the Minister of the I'inauces ex-
plains again the means to be employed its reclaim-
ing debts Isy the. Spanish subjects, against the
French Government. Majesty declares that.
he will,protect with all his power aemands founded
upon the Treaties. A detailed instrtiction upon
this subject has been published, for the purpose of
destroying every pretension which should not be
conformable to the tenor of these Treaties of the
convention of Paris.

STOCKROLNI, Aura. 6.---The Diet , of Norway
has apoted an annual sum of .1,407;100 crovetis
for the expences of the years 1816, 1817, 1818.
Otit of this SUM the King will have 6,1,000 crowns,
'the Prince Royal 32,000, aMl.Prince. Oscar 1.6,040.'
During the time of the stay of tin: Prince Royal
in Norway, ell his discourse: in public were very
flattering for the Norwegians, and particularly for
the Representatives of the People. It was re-
' marked that, during his discourse at the Diet, be
made use of the term Scandinavian Peninsula, the
ancient denomination, which also included Den'-.
mark. The &dine ChriStie, President of the
Diet, employed in his answer the expression
Northern Peninsula. Prince. Oscar has been ap-
pointed Vicerity of Norway, and it is thought that
he will soon return to this kingdom in that quality.,
--Whilst Norway was united , to Denmark the ,
expences of the first of these kingdoms amounted
to only 900,000 crowns, but at present they are
1,500,000 crowns.
An_ Ordonnance has appeared .at Christiana,
containing modifications and dispositiona relative
to the armed force of the kingdoM of Norway.
The armed force of the kingdom is composed of
forces by land and sea. The land force consists
of troops of the line and militia. The number of

the troops lof the line is -fixed at 12,000, bot only
:2000 are enlisted.

On the Ist of this month two Russian brigs
passed the Sound, coming frOm Cronstadt for
Archangil, with artillery and. other nece3aaries,
for the equipping of six frigates.

VIENNA, AUG. 15.—The conjecture that the
Emperor will contract a new marriage gains every
day likelihood. It is even pretended that his
choice has fallen upon a Princess of one of the
houses of Saxony.
11 movEii, A oil 13.—A grand fte of the Order
of the Guelphs celebrated 111111iVerSitry of the
birth of the Mince Regent. The Vice-Grand
Master Iteld a chapter, and the Field-Marshals,
Princes of Schwarzenberg and 134rclay de 'folly,
were named Cirand.Crosses.
It -is said, ;hat n new religions society exists in
the south of Ciefulany) under the Haute of the

ra ribs

also assigned hint a yearly pentioh 0
from his privy purse."
NAPLES, Mita. '6.=,:alfe precautionary measures
that were' taken with regard to the Commune of
Nojd ceased altogethti the ht of this nyhitlL
We expect a legate from his Holiness soon ; but
►lifliculties yet exist between the Court of Rome
and ours. The pretensions of the Holy See have
force►l his Majesty to re=establish the ancient order
of the affairs relative to the spiritual power in his
States.
Massa, AVO. IU.«-,A Tunisian brig took three,
English ships that were at anchor, laden with busts
and sculptures for England. The greater part of
the marbles were thrown into the seas, the crews
made prisoners, and the ships sunk. The tocsin
was sounded for fear they should make a descent
upon the coast. 'But they sailed away and did not
re-appear. A frigate has sailed after them, who ,
without doubt will overtake them, and repay the

gbeiety Jesus an
•is to the head of it.
ROMS) lib o. roptbaS'ttrderet a new
military corps to be formed. This corps is Orin-
,
cipalty intended to asiist the Civil Authorities
'Tie harvest has been Much mote abundant ttian
was expected. • • •

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