The Sun.
London, England, 1818-08-15 00:00:00

We received this morning the Paris Papers of
Wednesday last. The following sre extracts :
" PARIS, Auo. 12.—The King transacted busi-
ness yesterday with the Duke de Richelieu.
" The marriage of the Count Dccazea, Mini-
ster of General Police, with Mademoiselle de St.
AuLire, was celebrated yesterday at noon, in the
Chapel of the Palace of the Chamber of Peers.
Her Serene Highness the Duchess of Bruns-
wick Luneburg Bevern, Aunt of the Bride,
was present, and also the Ministers, a great
number of Peers of France, and of persons of
distinction. The Cure of the Parish of Saint
Thomas d'Aquin pronounced the nuptial bene-
diction, accompanied by the Cure of Saint Ger-
rnain-des•Pres. The new married pair, after Mass,
set out for the estate of Etioles.
" The Duke of Gloucester arrived at Bordeaux
on the 6th instant, at seven in the evening.

" It was erroneously stated in most of the
Journals of the 26th ult., that Marshal the Duke
de Feltre had returned to Paris. The Marshal
set out tor the Waters the 13th June, and has not
yet returned to his family.
" The indisposition of the Count Corvetto, the
Minister of Finance, is more serious than was at
first supposed. He remains at the Chateau of
Muerte.

" Mr. Theiwall arrived yesterday at Paris. He
is about to give lectures on the works of Shak-
speare, Pope, and Milton.

FIVE PEK CENTS.

Tuesday

781.15 c.

DEFBREIED STOCK
of the 22ti March, 18 17, f. 90c.
9.2 d Sept. 1817, 85 f. 90 c.
22d March, 1816, S3 f. 80c.

" NIMES, AUG. s.—By a Royal Ordonnanee,
the Nitional Guard of the department of Gard is
disi;olved, in order to give an opporinnity for
forming it again, so as to include all the King's
loihjertg without di,rinciion.

" AUG.VLEIINA, l.-The infant Archduke, son
of the Archduke Charles, has been christened by
the nail:es of Charles Ferdinand."

Tills morning we received letters from Buenos
Ayres, by way of Antwerp, dated the 13th of
May, which state, that a Commercial Treaty bad
been concluded between the Americans and the
Buenos Ayres Government, under which the trade
of the United States is to have the preference to
every other nation.

THE FUNDS.--A further depression has taken
place in the Funds ; Consols left off yesterday at
76i, and commenced this morning at 761 ; the
fall is reported to arise from the present situation
of affairs between this Country and America, as
all the heavy sales or Stock for some days back
have been made on account of American Houses.
Exchequer Bills have become quite a drug in the
Market, of course little has been done in them,
although they are quoted nominally at 20s. prem.,
but that is the price at which they are issued by
Government. At twelve o'clock Consols were
751 H 1, and a further depression is fully expected.

The slight temporary tall of the Funds seems
to have revived the hopes of Opposition, and
rumours of intended changes in Administration
have already been circulated. The Party do not
seem to be aware that, in attributing the depres-
sion to the expectation of such changes, they pay
au involuntary compliment to Ministers, and ad-
mit a cause very discreditable to themselves, inas-
lAueli as the hare possibility that they are likely
to come into power seems calculated to weaken
the confidence of the people.—Another reason
aligned for this fall is the danger of a war with
Aine•rica. How tar we may be concerned in the
eouiplaiuts which Spain may make on the seizure
of Pensacola we pi etend not to say, or whether
our Government may deem the fate of Mr.
lIIIBUTFINOT a matter of national enquiry. As
tte case of that unfortunate Gentleman appears