The Sun.
London, England, 1816-10-15 00:00:00

Tr) TliatfllTOlL OF THE 30URNAL, DI PAIIIS.

Sta,—rn a wnrk entitled, " Concerning, the
Monarchy tie Cording to the Charter," at liage
81,.,chApter 34, en the subject of a vast Con-
spiracy which was 81x1d to be forming in 1814,
for ten. months round the throne, we read the
following :

" The packets ót Napoleon Went publicly by
be post."

I do not know if a fact thus enounced, is so by
inadverteney, or with the intention of support-
ing against me allegations as false as absurd,
wi,ich have continued to exist' for more titan one
year, anti to which I disdained to answer. But this
work having hid great publicity, I feel' it incum-
bent on me to assure the 'Public that it is falsa.
The Minixter of State,
Comte. FiRRAND. i'der. of Frasec

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aA FORT (1C.1% Y.—The accredited Ministers
nt the Diet *ill hold a second preliminary Cfin•
fefenCe on the 9th. The subjects' which will be
disrmwd are already cietermineti. '
Some Prussian engineers have arrived at (hese!)
to examine the Lahn, and render it navigable
from Weilbourg to Marbourg.
The harvest is terminated in all Swabia, and is
generally good. Some part only has suffered from

the floods; corn►, however, maintains a high price.
Considerable purchases have been made tnr the
allied troops which are in Prance. The wines arc
excessively dear in all Germany, although their
Consumption decreases every (lay. The viritAge is
next to uotbiwz.

ItaGran, SEPT. 25.—The armed force of our
city, after many researches, at leogth tincovered
the retreat of Fradiaroletto. This monster, tint iog
the first troubles of Calabria, affected to be a ser.
rant of the royat cause, and commanded a corps
of wretches under the English. Since the last

r6volt%tion which i i, rtplactd the legitim.itc
Upon his throne, Fradi.avoletto not being able to
lubmit to the laws,triught an asylum in the mnot.
tains, whence he doole inetosions intri the'Vourc-
tty, robbing '.privii've persons, and breakidg
churches. At last this monster was arrested, but
his death has given new prOofs of the ferocious-...
ties, •of this- character. His confessor, two,
keepers, and the clerk who
_read the sen-
tence to him, were found dead by his side.
It was remarked he bad a tobacco-box, Nvicli
it appears bad a fahe bottom, in which be
.concealed a most suhtile poison, and which caused
the death of the attendants. They were seized
with an hetnorrhage at the mouth and nose, at-
tended with violent convulsions. All the breast
was covered with livid spots, as front a malignant
fever.

BERLIN. OCT. 2.—We are assured that his Ma-
jelty has declared in the most positive-Manner
that Oa new constitution shall c9tunimice on the
lst of limitary next.

VIENNA, OcT. 1 —The Criont Capo-d'lstria
set out the day before yesierday for Cot fu.

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.11AMI3U1IGII MAIL.

CONSTANXINOPLE, AuG. 28.—Gen. Lsßement,
had scarcely left this city, in company with an
officer of the name of Vintintelle, who formerly
served in Buonapsrte's army, when Savary also
received pet emptot y orders to depart immediately.
lie has embarked on board an American ship for
Salem. It it remarkable that the sending away
of those two Frenchman was effected by a Firinan
of the Sultan, is which it is farther announced,
that his Sublimity will not in future allow any one
of the adherents of the deposed Emperor to abide
in the Turkish dominions.
PitTansauaGn, Sci'T. IB.—The time of the
Emperor's stay at Moscow was a series of the
most delightful Ikea for the inhabitants. Hui
Majesty viewed all the Public Establishments, anti
issued many beneficial Ordinances. On the 26th
the Emperor honoured with his presence a grand
Bill, given by the Merchants of Moscow. The
Emperor danced with the most distinguished
Ladies, and the wives of the principal citizens.
The number of the guests w4s above 4.500. It
would take a volnme to describe all the festivities
that, took place at Moscow, while the Emperor
wits there. •

On the 3lst August his Majesty Went to Tula,
to proceed from that place by will of Kaluga to
Kieft'. O the 30th August (0. his Majeily
issued a Manifesto, expressive of, his gratitude to
the city of Moscow for the important services it
has rendered by its heroic sacrifices. •-
raom Tue. 6. I KtP.,, OCT. 3.—The King of Mir-
temburg has purchased for his Menagerie a Rhi-
noceros, for which be has given 18,000 florins.

BEALItt, OCT s.—The Grand Duke Nicholas
arrived here nn the 34 from St. Pctersburgh. His
Imperial Highness reside in the P4lace here
till the reviews are over, and then at Charlotten-
berg.—Exchange on London-36. 4.