The Sun.
London, England, 1818-12-03 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

PARIS, Nov. 29.--The Doke de Richelieu ar-
rived last night.

A new Weekly Journal, in English, has just
commenced publication at Calais ; it is entitled
The Pas de Calais, or, The British Continental
Mercury.
• The case of General Cannel against M. M.
Fahvier and Charrier Sainneville, for calumny,
came on yesterday before tie Tribunal of Cor-
rectional Police. After hearing the Counsel for
the plaintiff and Colonel Fabvier, at' 00ipursment
took place for a week.
The Duke d'Angouleme arilyed at Metz the
23d:instant, and was present at a mock attack
upon the:citadel. His .Royal Highness set out
next day for Hayange, from whence he proceeds
to Titionville, where the Duke makes his entry
At Ilse bead of the French garrison.

A letter from Aix•la-Gbapelle says, that the
projects of exchange, which have been so much
talked of, have dwindled to an arrangement re-
specting a small district, which bus been hitherto
in dispyte bet wcea Prussill and the NCIIICadiIdS.
FIVE PER CENTS.
Saturday 69f. —r. •

DEFERRED STOCK.
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220 Sept. 1917,
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220 Sept. 1918,

C?%IILSRUHE, Nov. 22.—The Duke of Ginn,.
cester is arrived here with his suite, under the
title of the Earl of Connaught. His Royal High•
nets has visited Baden and its environs, and in.;
tends to remain here some days..
The Bavarian troops from France are contorted
in.different quarters. Two or :three 'nuncio since
the presencr of these troops would ha tkesonsider.
ably alarmed us. Now they cause none, as we
know that Certain' great Powers are desirous of
prese.rying the independence-of the Grand Duchy.
Some of our .troops
.are clisbapding.
FRANKFURT, Nov. 23.—The King of Prussia
arrived here At -four this afternoon, tinder the tirle
of the Count .de Ruppin. biis Majesty wishing
to maintain ,the strictest incognitp. „has .expressly
.disired that no honours may be rendered to him.

.•. . .
The Arrangements made for tivit purpose .httve in
-
conserinen'te been countermanded.
The Emperor of Russia is expected every mo-
titent.

The king abdt)tmen of Wurtemberg arrived
last night.
Nov. 24.--The Emperor of Russia arrived last
night.
Nov. 22.—The Empress of Austria
set out this morning to meet her August Consort
at Dnnawerth. Their Imperial Majesties will ar-
rive here to-morrow.

It is now thought that the Emperor of Russia
will not go to Vienna.
FKANKFORT, Nov. 25.—The Emperor of Russia
and the King of Prussia went to-day to Homburg
to dine with the Hereditary Prince.
There is a talk of the creation of several Digni-
taries of the Federation. It is said that the Baron
de Stein will be Grand Chancellor ; but these re-
ports wdnt confirmation.

EAST INDIES.

MADRAS, JULY IL—Calcutta Journals to the
4 h oh. have been received. They give a melan-
choly account of the progress of the 'epidemic at
Cawnpore, and also at Nagpore• It appears that
Dr. Corbyn's practice has tailed of success at the
latter place, anti that doubts are of course enter-
tained of its efficacy; but it is not mentioned that
a more successful mode of practice has as yet
been discovered. We are indebted to The Cal-
cutta Mirror of the 24th ult, ler the following
article :

“ We are extremely sorry to state., that our
letters from Nagpore of the beginning of June
represent the sickness that is now prev.iling
in
that part of India to be, of a very serious and
alarming nature. This disorder, which of course •
has received the name of cholera morbus, first ap-
pealed in the camp of Colonel Adams on the 30th
ult., the day on which his corps reached Nag-
pore. On that day, 15 Sepoys and ill great num-
ber of camp followers died oP it. The inhabitants
of Nagpore 'had been suffering from it grievously
for a fortnight before Colonal Adams reached the
capital, and the mortality among them is stated
by our intelligent Correspondent as at the rate of
25 per diem.”
Cornet Smallpage, and a party of the Bth
Native Cavalry, had been detached in search of
Appo Sahib, the Ex-Rajah of Nagpore, and last
week a report was obtained, stating that the fugi-
tive had been re-captured. lint no authentic in-
formation has yet been received on the subject.
Captain Heard, in charge of the. 2 Nagpore Mini-
sters,. had arrived at Jubbulpore, and was reliev-
ed by-Captain Delarnain, who escorts them with
six companies to Allahabad. A Sentry, who went
off with theAajah, had been taken, and put in
irons. The reward offered by Government for
delivering up the person of. Appa Sahib, is said
to be,two lacks.of rupees, and a jaghire of 10,000
rupees per annum.
We have intelligence from Ceylon of the 27th
tilt, It is gratifying to learn that the health of
the troops is daily improving.
Letters from Cawnpore give rather a melan-
choly account of the state of the 21st Dragoons
at that station. It is said that betwixt the Sa-
turday and the Tuesday 12inen had died, and six
of those non-commissioned oficers.

We are sorry to have to. communicate an un-
fortunate accident which happened near Kandy,
on Orel /th of June. Captain 'Triter was: going
into Dombera, and. about three I'. M he embark-
ed in the Lewelle ferryboat, himself, tell soldiers,
two servants, and the boatmen, in all fourteen.
The. river being swelled by the late rains, and the
current rapid,, Captain 'fritter took the precau-
tion of making all the men sit down. When they
were about the middle of the river, the boatman,
whose bands were sore, accidentally suffered the
rattan, by which be was pulling over, to slip from
his bold : the boat immediately was carried down
the stream, and about 150 yards from the place
of crossing, filled and upset ; one private of the
83d, and three of the Hon. Company's 15th Na-
tive Infantry, were unfortunately drowned, and
ten stand of arms lost. The rest saved themselves
by getting upon the boat, which luckily struck
and remained fast upon the rock about 400 yards
lower down. From. this perilous situation, in the
middle of a rapid river, with a flood rising, they
were got safe to the bank, chiefly by the exer-
tions of privates Butler and Beven, of the Nth
Itegiment, and a Cooly.