The Sun.
London, England, 1818-07-31 00:00:00

THE AUSTRIAN COURT.

EXTRACT OF •A LETTER PROM VIENNA, JULY 14.
We went on Saturday to Baden, a bathing-
place within 15 English miles of Vienna; where
are the Emperor, Empress, Maria Louisa, and
young Napoleon. Dining at a tavern, I had in
view at intervals, and for two hours, young Na-
poleoa and his Mother. He seems a very fine boy
indeed, and his mother a majestic and beautiful
creature. The Archdukes Charles and John, bro-
thers of the Emperor, were likewise at Baden.
Young Napoleon is, even at his age, under se.
vere discipline as to education : he has six diffe-
rent. masters, besides one superintending tutor.
--The boy is exceedingly sharp and acute. The
other morning, when passing through the gallery
at the Palace (I- had the anecdote from a Gentle-
man present), he suddenly stopped to observe a
soldier on duty, and at once putting himself in
an erect position, he said, " I think that is the
man :rho helped to put my father in prison,"—lt
is thought that the boy is. instructed to cherish
the feelings of revenge--sworn like him of Attica
at the altar.
The Palace of Schoenbrunn, where young Na-
poleon resides, and where his miulaer likewise
remains when in Austria) is truly magnificent. Its
gardens are grand and extensive, and preserved
in the best order. It was in this Palace Buo.
naparte first saw the portrait of Mat is Louisa,
wbieb he ordered to be taken down and sent to
Paris.

The American l'apets contain the following
short but agreeable article of intelligence from
India :

" We have been favoured by Captain NeUt
COMB, of the Braganza, with Calcutta Papers to
the 27th February last', It appears that the war
between -the English and the Native Powers in
India bad been nearly brought to a close.
"We find by a General Order, dated bead-
quarters,.Feb. 12., drat. the objects for which the
centre division was embodied being accomplished,
arrangements are to be made for its separation.
The -Commander-in-Chief expresses his high ap-
probation of the skill and zeal of the Officers and
men, and for their successful services.
`'There had been much skirmishing between the
British and natives, in which the former were
uniformly successful. Since our former accounts,
no regular or serious battle had been fought, and
few lives lost on either side."

We yesterday afternoon inserted the following
paragraph in & Second Edition
SUN-OFFICE, Ttvo O'CLOCK.
A Report arisen, and having been circulated
with- malignant industry, stiffing that the Fire,
which happened at Manchester on Monday even-
ing was the result of the machinations of
,the
discontented people who have. renounced their
labours in that town, we have made it our busi-
ness to inquire into the matter, and we can aftivm,
on unquestionable authority, from accountsz're-
ceived this day, that the Fire was entirely acci-
dental. This event was naturally calculated to
animate the hopes of Faction, and give spirit to the
deluded people who have deserted their duty.
An immense crowd assembled on the occasion,
and many intemperate expressions bloke nut
from the rabble, but the Magistrates were on the
alert, and such precautionary measures have been
adopted for the protection of, the public peace,
that, little danger is to he apprehended; even if
the misguided people should continue to aban-
don their duty, as the evil will finally only fall
on themselves,

CORN-EXCUANGE, JULY 31.—Owing to a con-
tinued large supply of all kinds of Grain, the
Wheat 'trade this morning was very heavy,
and from 3s. to 4s. per quarter lower than
on Monday ; the Oat Trade is also very dull,
and 2s. per quarter lower ; Barley, Pease, and
Beans continue at our last quoted prices.

Foreign Wheat • 525. 625.
Fine ditto - - 645. 745.
English Wheat -60 s. 70s.
Fine ditto - - 775. 84s.
Old ditto - —s. —s,
Rye - - • - -40 s. —3.
Fine ditto - ► -50 s. -3.
Barley - - -40 s. 48s.
Fine ditto - - 5Ss. —s.
New ditto • - -s.
Malt - - - - - 755. 85s,
Fine ditto • 90s. —s.
WhitePease (boilers) 555. 635,
Fine ditto - . • LiGs....A•s.

Grey Pease - -50 s. 565.
Fine Grey Pease -83 s. --s.
Tick Beans - - -60 s. 70s.
Old ditto - - 655. 80s.
Small Tick Beans 625. 84s.
Old ditto - - - BEts. 82s.
Feed Oats - - - 245. 28s.
Fine ditto - - - 345. —5.
Poland ditto - -• 305. 945.
Fine ditto - - - 365. —s.
Potatoe ditto - - 345. 38s.
Rape Seed 461. 521. per last.
Fine Flour - -70 i. 751.
SeCOnds - . 654(705.