The Sun.
London, England, 1842-08-13 00:00:00

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ri The French Ministry sustained a slight' cheek in the
Clsawb-er of-I.)eputies on Tuesday. when on the propo-.
6iiion. of M. Barrot,
au' inquiry was ordered
be. institmed into the circumstances of the elections of
PauwelS, Floret„. and Allier, the decision upon
Minister of Public Works, vainly
-whoseiidinTssion had been adjourned. M. Teste, the
opp
which Was ultiznately agfeed to'osedthe proposi-
bya majority of
about. 60. votes.- - The 'louse 'afterwards elected as
questors- Messri.. Clement and .Leydet.
The Jouriud des Dehaty approves of all the 'provisions.
of the Regency Bill, arid trusts that all the friends- cat
the Charter and of the Revolution of 1S3O; 4.,f
whatever shark of Parliamentary opinion they
happen to be, will unanimously vote the project "I
law as presented by the Government. `a hits," say:,:
the De bats, " we shalt eonsolidate institutions, which
are dear to us,
we shall do credit to ourselves by u
perseverance of 'which our eneinies do net consider
capabk; we shall thus prove to all parties and to Europe
that our rights, our liberties, the boverninent which we
have establWied, and which derives its principal force
from its national origin, are henceforth secure against
those cruel and terrible blows under which absolute Go-.
vernments sink and succumb."
The-Presse states that M. Dupite would in all proba-
blity be appointed reporter of the Committee. to which
thc Regency Bill will be referred for.examinatiln
The heat had again become almost jutqlexable la Paris.
At nine o'clock on Ay eatittAti:y the 'therinometer (Fah-
renheit) in a northernly aspect marked 80 deg. ; at two
o'clock, deg.
Barcelona was tranquil on the 4th instant. The eau-
-Btitacional of that da) publishes' an order of the day,ol
the Captain-Gel-lend Van Haien: in ihich he inlOrins
the troops. under Jut command that he bad cashiered two
superior officers, and twenty-two officers of the'regiment
of infantry of Onadaluxitrii, who had manifested sympa-
thies for.the principles proclaimed in October last by the'
insurgents .of Madrid and ..Plunpelunn. Ten of these
officers left on the 3d f'or Ir4lencig.

gorfml"rutlissia returned to Berlin on
papers are of no political
importance.fhtcttentilsoel theiin Ge
the evening of the.lith, and immediately repaired to Sans
SOuci. • _ _

'itte..Augsburgh Gazette of the 6th announces that
Prince Metternich would stop
month at licenigs7
wirth. Barons Wenner, Hugel, and Dupont, Aulic
-
Councillors of the State Chancery, and Baron Siber, the.
Antic Secretary, were in the suite of tko. 'Vice. It
was said that the Ambassadors of England and France
would spend some time at Kuatigswirth. .
Accounts from Galacz of the 22d. ult. mention. that
Colonel- Duhainel, the Russian Envoy in • Moldavia,
would shortly. leave for St. Petersburgn.. He had been
instructed to inmtitute an -inquiry into the grievances 9f.
the Boyars against Prince Ghika, but the Consuls Of
France and Austria, having been ordered to control him
in his operations, and Shekib Effendi having arrived at
Bucharest as Commissioner of the Ptxte, M. Duhamel
declared that his ittructions did not authorise him to
act in conjunction witti Shekib Effendi.