The Sun.
London, England, 1818-09-26 00:00:00

try without having a base and selfis% motive. We
shall not, however, be deterred from a duty so
pleasing by any fear of the slanders which may
attend the execution of it.
The accounts of the Consolidated Fund to the
sth July, 1818, are already before the Public—
From the sth July to the 20th September, 1818,
it has produced
From the sth July to the 20th September, 1817,
it produced only

.• . ,C 7,430,000

Making an Increase 0f.... ,C 1,350,000
Of this sum, we are told, 550,0001. is on the ditties of Cus-
toms, and 850,0001. on the duties of Excise.
The Grst proving, the continued and increasing prosperity
of our Foreign Trade, and the latter the increase of Domestic
Consumption.

From this growing prosperity of the Consoli-
dated Fond, we have every reason to hope that
the surplus, after paying all charges, will term a
prominent feature in the Wars and Means of the
year 1818; and when we consider the reductions
;dremly made, and those which are contemplated,
we cannot but expect that the difference between
the Income and Expenditure of the Country will
be most materially lessened, and that the persons
who now look for and predict a large loan or
issue of Exchequer Bills, for the service of the
year, will be deservedly disappointed.

We received this morning the Paris Papers of
Wednesday last. The following are extracts :
PARIS, SEPT• 23.—Vesterd4y, before mass,
General the Baron de Vincent, the Austrian

sister Plenipotentiary, had the honour of deli-
veting to his Majesty, at a private audience, a
letter from his Sovereign. After mass, the Fo-
reign Ambassadors and Ministers paid their re-
spects to the King and Royal Family.

" The Duke de Richelieu arrived at Cambray
on the 19th inst. at five in the afternoon. M. de
Rayneval, and the persons who are to accompany
the Duke, set out yesterday for Aix la-Chapelle.
" The King has been confined to the Palace for
two days, in consequence of a slight attack of the
gout.

" A poor woman died on the 13th inst., at
Cahors, in the department of Lot, aged 106. The
day after, in the same town, the wife of a Sieur
Ayot was delivered of three sons, all of whom,
with their mother, are in good health.
" We learn from Brussels, the 20th inst. that
the Duchess Dowager of Brunswick Luneburg
Bevel n had arrived there from Paris. She intends
to proceed to Copenhagen.

FIVE PER CENTS.

Tuesday

DEFERRED STOCK.
Of the 22d Sept. ISIP,

" BERLIN, SEPT. 10.—It is said that General
the Baron de Krusemark, our Minister at Vienna,
is to proceed in that capacity to London, and that
M. de Billow, Minister of Finance, will succeed
him at Vienna.

\Ve learn from Carlsbad that Prince Blucher

is enlirely recovered.
" AIX-LA-CHAPELLE, SEPT. 17.--Mr. David
Parish, Banker, of Antwerp, has arrived here, to
remain during the Congress.

An Adjutant of the Duke of Wellington ar-
rived here yesterday.
We can now announce with certainty the pe-
riod of the arrival of the Sovereigns. • The Em-
peror of Austria will be on the 23d at Mayence,
and will proceed direct to Bonn or Cologne by
water. The King of Prussia will arrive the 25th
at Coblentz, and on the 26th in this city. The
Emperor Alexander will arrive the 27th at Co-
hlentz, and make his entry here the next day,
the 28th.

" CONSTANTINOPLE, AUG. 15.—The insolence
of the Janissaries here increases ; they have had
very serious quarrefs with the corps of Tolurn-
hadschis, whose business it is to extinguish fires.
" An insurrection, occasioned by the violence
of the Paella, has broken out at Sirvas, iu Asia
Minor.

" FRANKFORT, SEPT. 17.—The Emperor of
Russia and the King of Prussia will be here on
the 24th or 25th instant.

" BERLIN, SEPT. 10.—Prince Blucher will
assist at the manoeuvres at the troops in the neigh-
bourhood of this city, during the stay of the Em-
peror of Russia ; 33,000 men will be assembled
under arms."

We have received this morning New Yolk Pa
hers to the 29th ult., Virginia to the 27th, ani
Letters to the Ist instant.

(Prom the Richmond Enquirer, Aug. 21.)

EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM MARGARITTA, JULY 23.
" The changes so long-expected to take place
in the military concerns of the States on the Maine,
have been realized ; the Supreme Director Boli-
var relinquishes the military command, to take
the immediate charge of the civil administration.
We have letters brought from Angustura in seven
days, by which these accounts come. General
Bolivar, with the chief of the Staff, Soublette
and one or two other General Officers, are at An-