The Sun.
London, England, 1818-10-21 00:00:00

teive the- liittg of Prussia, who will pass some

aYs at Paris.

" The Prefects of the Departments adjoining
Spain have been instructed to prevent persons
from going into the Peninsula, unless they prove
that they have the means of making the journey
and Alf subsistence. Even pilgrims are no longer
admitted to visit St. James de Compostella, if
they do not previously prove that they have the
means of making the journey and of returning.
" In digging recently at Tarn, a small com-
mune a short distance from Valence (Drome),
the head of an elephant was found. Search is
making to discover the skeleton.
" The Journal de Maine et Loire, in speaking of
the vintage in that quarter, says, there has not
been so tine a one for 30 years.
" The discontent at Friberg is so great, in con-
sequence of the resolution of the Great Council
for restoring the Jesuits, that several of the inha-
bitants are preparing to abandon the country, and
to emigrate to America.

FIVE PER CENTS.

Saturday 7sf. 70c.
• DEEP AR 8D STOCK
Of the 22d March, 1817, B7 f. sc.
22d Sept. 1417,
424 March, 1818,
42d Sept. 1818, Bl f. sc.

AIX-LA-CHAPULLE, OCT. 14.----The Grand
Duke Constantine arrived here to-day from Frank-
fort. Ilim apt! the Grand Duke Michael, the
Archduke Antony of Austria, and the Princes
William, Chat les, and Augustus of Prussia, will
attend the grand departing review.
" The Miuisterial Conferences continue alter-
nately at the hotels of the Prince de Harden-
burg and the Prince de Metternich. They
relate to measures for guaranteeing the peace and
tranquillity of Europe, in consequence of the
evacuation of France having been decided upon.
Never were the Cabinets of Europe more disposed
to concur in the great work of perpetual peace,
a vast project which experience seemed to have
classed amongst political reveries.

" The exchange of the ratifications of the
Treaty for the Evacuation of France, will proba-
bly take place next Saturday the 17th, or Mon-
day the 19. h.. The Sovereigns will then set out
for the Grand Review of the Allied Troops in
France.

" Messrs. Baring and Labouchre set out to-
day for Paris, in order to make arrangements for
the first payment of the contributions stipulated
by the new Treaty on the 6th January, 1519.
" 'The En,peror of Russia and the King of
Prussia returned to-day from Spa.
" An Address to their Imperial and Royal Ma-
jesties and to their Representatives in Congress at
Aix-la-Chapelle, has been distributed to the Corps
Diplomatique. It is said to be from the pen of
Mr. Wilberforce. It points out in bow many ►n-
stances the Treaty for the Abolition of the Slave
Trade has been hitherto . infringed, and proposes
measures for its strict execution.

A French Journal published here, called Le
Nouvellist, asserts, that the Emperor of Austria, in
conversation with the cloth-►merchants, respect-
ing the loss they sustained by their articles being
refused admission into France and Italy, said,
that he hoped and believed, the assembly of
Monarchs would give rise to Treaties of Com-
merce which would equalise the interests of the
different nhtions of Europe.'
" FRANKFORT, OCT. I3.—The Bavarian Go-
vernment has declared to the Court of \Vurtem-
berg, that the reports of an assemblement of Ba-
varian troops are destitute of foundation."

This morning we received Boston Papers to the
28th ult., New Yolk to the 26th, Philadelphia
to the 25th, and Baltimore to the 24th.—Jamaica
Papers also arrived to the Gth ult.

(From The New York
.Commercial ..4dvertiser of Sept. 25)
" The Government of the United •Btates have
determined to establish a naval depot above the
• v
Highlands on the Htulson's River. This situation,
is highly advantageous for such an establishment,
and will afford the most safe situation for the
purpose intended.
. .

" COMMODORE AURA' —The Aurora of the 231
of Septerriber contains a letter from the Commo-
dore, dated Island of St. Catharine's, Old Provi-
dence, July 18, 1818. lie states that he took
possession of that island, and hoisted the flag of
the Independent Governments of Chili and Bue-
nos Ayies on the 6th of that month. The island
abounds with all kind of vegetation. He con-
cludes by stating that his followers are in excel-
lent condi ion there ; and every respect is paid to
the flags'of all nations, and every protection af-
forded to those who may be disposed to commer-

dal enterprises.
" The Savannah Republican of the 151 b of Sep•
tember state 3, that there had been 24 cases
ofithe fever in that city, which bad proved
truly fatal to the inhabitants.
"The British schooner Favourite had arrived at
yasleston, after baying been plundered of all her