The Sun.
London, England, 1827-08-01 00:00:00

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

FRENCH PAPERS.
(From the Quotklienne.)
PARIS, JtiLY 2.—His Excellency Prince Polig-
nee, Ambassador of France to his Britannic Ma-
jesty, is expected to-day at his estate of Beaumont,
near -Versailles. His Excellency will take up his
residence there with his family.

According to letters received at Hamburgh, dated
Cronstadt, :June '23, a second naval expedition will'
shortly follow the first ; it will be commanded by
Admiral Bellinghausen.
" Letters have bee❑ received from Vienna, stat-
ing that the Infant Don Miguel has taken a house
at Baden, where he intends to pass the season for
the waters.

" The Tribunal of the First L►stance yesterday
pronounced sentence in the suit of General Fran-
ceschetti against the widow of the ex-King 'Murat :
" 'Whereas General Franceschetti does not pro-
duce any documents to support his demand fer the
repayment of the sums which he pretends to have
disbursed for Joachim Murat, and whereas, there
cannot be found any indication of written proof in
any of the pieces produced by Geu. Franceschetti ;
" And whereas, it does not appear from the cir-
cumstances of the case, that it was impossible for
General Franceschetti to have obtained from Joa-
chim Murat, then present, a written acknowledge-
ment of the advances, which he states himself to
have made. Without finding itself called upon to de-
cide ou the questions incidentally raised in the cause,
" "cite Court dismisses the application of Gen.
Franceschetti, and puts an end to the demand which
he has made upon the Countess of Lipano rind her
children.'

(From the Gazette de France, dated Monday, July 30.)
A Morning Paper announces that two French
vessels have been plundered in the Mediterranean.
Our letters give us reason to suppose that there is
an involuntary oversight in this statement. The
Journal in question doubtless intended to speak of
the capture of two Algerine corsairs, which have
been stopped by our cruizers just as they were endea-
vouring to get out of thue.port. The news of this
capture serves at the same time to refute the state-
ment of another Journal, which pretends that 14
corsairs have sailed from Algiers to molest our com-
merce. We had already announced that all measures
were taken to protect our commerce against these
acts of piracy. We are happy to be able now to
show by the event, that those measures are efficacious.
" Lord Dudley, the brother of Lord Dudley, the
British Secretary of State for Foreign Affitirs, arri-
ved on the 19th of this month at Lyons, on his re-
turn from Italy, accompanied by his lady, who is said
to be one of the daughters of Lucien Buonaparte.
He set out for London again on the 251).*
" Mr. Hill, Minister Plenipotentiary from the
King of England to his Sicilian Majesty, has also
arrived at Lyons, on his way to London.
" Letters from Berlin say, that a great number of
superior officers in the Prussian army have petitioned
the Government for leave to go and serve as volun-
teers in the Russian army, in case of a war between
Russia and Turkey.

"The evening before yesterday, immediately after
his condemnation, Ulbach was, as usual, placed in
the dungeon, and the jacket of the condemned cri-"
minal put on him.
" During this operation, which usually produces
a profoundimpression on these unhappy persons, he
affected extreme indifference. At his desire some
food was given to him, which he ate greedily; and
then, throwing himself on his bed, went to sleep.
Yesterday morning several persons called on him,
and urged him to appeal to the Court of Cassation,
but in vain ; he listened with cold insensibility.
" About eleven his Counsel visited him, and he
seemed much pleased on seeing him, and eagerly
asked him for the newspapers, that he might read
the reports of his trial. But when an appeal was
spoken of, Ulbach again refused. However, in the
course of conversation, the Counsel faUcied he could
discover that this refusal was owing to a sentiment
of pride and gasconade, which may be conceived in
a young man hardly twenty years of age. He is a
child, who wishes to appear to the multitude to be
a man. Ulbach at length yielded to the arguments
of his Counsel, and has appealed."
* This is evidently a mistake of the French journalist.
The gentleman alluded to must be Lord Dudley Stuart.

INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.