The Sun.
London, England, 1816-10-30 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS,
[RECEIVED ?MS MOWING.]

`Aius, Oct. 27.—The Count. Deepholie, ac-
companied by the Ambassador of England, went
yesterday to the Grand Gallery, of the Mnseutn",
where be remained npwards'of two hours extt-
roining the chef d'otuvres of this establishment.
they haveining up in the blue Saloon a whole
length portrait of his Majesty, whet' about i 5 or
46 years of age. He is represente4 as,in the dress
of Colettel of the Regiment of Provence, at the
plotnent when the Regiment is defiling before his
Royal Highness. The Prince bolds his bat in his
hand té Isiutt the colours.
We learn by travellers from Languedoc') that
eight days of extreme beat have, to the great as-
toniihment of every one, lust only ripened the
stapes, bit they have even increased in site, so as
to render the viotage very productive in these

count rtes. -
TO facilitati And accelerate the verification of
the Powers, Messrs. the Deputies are requested
to leave with the Secretary, Ist, the register of
their With 2d, an extract from the register of
the contributions, stating the amount of the taxes
, •
paid by them for 1616. They are also begged to
;make known to the Secretary their Ogee of abode
at Paris.

VteNNA,-Ocs. appears that General
Count de Mime it'charged witha private mission
to Piedmont. • It is kmu that the King of Sar-
dinia obtained, in the indemnities granted to Italy,
a sum of 10 million: of (tenet, upon condition of
'keeping the fortigeations in hit kingdom in good
order. It is supposed the Commission of the Ge-
ueral is relative to this object. •
; The ward-rube and effects of the late Empress
will he sold in the course of this week. They are
estimated at more than half a million.

According to letters from Constantinople we
learn, that the English Minister there has
had several Conferences with the reis Effernl4:
relative to the Expedition to Algiers. To
several questions, the Tut kish Minister replied,
that the Divan would remain neuter concerning
the affairs of the Barbary Powers, so long as they
undertook nothing contrary w the Treaties which
existed between the Sublime Nile. ItliS6i4, and
Austria, anti that in this case alone would the
Grand Seigneur interfere.

An article trom Constantinople mentions, that
in the list of Govtroors of Proviucts, the Paellas
of Algiers, Tunis, and Tripoli have nut been
confirmed.

NA rites OCT. 13.--AVe have reef it'll' very
satisfactory news front Sicily. The raising of the
National Regiments goes on with great rapidity.
-A great number of deserters from the Sicilian
'Regiments, in the service of the English, arrive
every day. The hive of their country is awakened
in all their hearts; and thanks be to the Prince
who governs its.

The South of Italy offers an interesting spectacle
by the progress which it is making in civilization.
The ',unarm)l is quite another man. Several
associations for fishing are formed, under the pro-
•tection of the Hereditary Prince, which employ a
great number of that class of people.
The great question of national representation
continues to occupy his Majesty's Council. It

.appears that particular elPeumstances have re-
tarded the resolution of his Majesty upon this
subject ; but every thing causes us to hope that
, the South of ftaly will, like the other States of
Europe, enjoy the representative Government.

PA It 'St 1 Ocr. 13 —Two En;;lixl►nmen, Sir I?oberi
end Sit:et,* I►,ive heels here some time, mind visit

tk h great attention our Monuments of the Arts,
Aluseumi, and Library. They have been to the
ruins of Vetleja, and nere present at some excava.
During their visit a fine bas-relief teas
cnverek:placed over a fountain. It represents
Ca%tor -and Pollux, anti is composed :of four
filmes. MAC Lama, Antiquary, thinks it is
Greek, and executed in the purest, time.
The English. &weals have had many conferences
with the Abe Derossi, one of the most learned
men in the Oriental languages, stud who possesses
an unique collection of bibles. The Emperor
Alexander made offers tor this precious library,
but it appears that Austria wishes this literary
monument to remain in Italy. M. rikrossi has

tious.

refused t( make my terms with Sir Robert and

Sinel, who bad shown an intention to treat with

Lill) for his biblical library.

NI,)D2NA, Ocr. 1.5.—A report haft spread that
the Align idri troops were upon their mivelt for the
AtirtitAtii It) evdendte the kingdom of Naples.
Vie !rive reason to think this news premature.
Dcito tint' bluetit in the Attit; isti troops.
Alitutto, 15.—An r4or.lindry Gazette
fn file tiny hcf•me yea ter(Lq put/tithes vast number

* Whn may they be

of-pardons and promotions, which signalise the
epoch of his Majesty's marriage.
CONSTANTINOrLS, kaPT, 1.5.-4.9 a the night of
the 23d and 24th of this month the Palace of the
&rand Sultan fell a prey to the .fiames. The
Sultan, his son and wives, ran the greatest risks.
A bath of tl►e Harem, not extiogt4shia; the
cause of this fire.

Ettastmittr, 20.--They •atq- that the
English Cit;lntnercial'house at Frankfort, which
failed for 800,000 florins, will arrange its affairs
by ,the sale of a great qoatitity of merchandize.

The fourth preliminary conference, of the Mi-
nisters of the Diet, will take place in the coarse.

of next week.

TO-MORROW ALL THE STATE LOrI'ERY WILL
BF DRAWN, -1-THE SCHEME, WITH ONLY 6,000
TICKETS, CONTAINS THREE GRAND CAPITALS OF
L. 90,000, &c. &c.—THE DRAWING BEGINS AT TEN
O'CLOCK IN iHE MORNING.

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