The Sun.
London, England, 1816-08-08 00:00:00

• FItENCII VAPtItS,
EItrCHYVED Tnis mottNit,:c.l
l'aitts, Auo. Majesty yesterdh be ore
tums, gave a ptivute andience to Sir Charlei Stuart,
Arnb.a,sador of Bitgland, anti Baron Uchttitt,
Plenilibtentiary Miniiter of. SaXony, who pre-
sented letters from their Sovereigns to his MA-
jesfy, in answer to the notification of .The mat-
fiage of the Duke de
Ern the 25th of 3uly a huiig

`herself upon a tree near the village of Eguishern.
This art of despair is attlibuted to her paren'ts
veltishig to consent to her marriage with a young
man whom she loved.

Ye•ter►lay the I►rayers for the return of fine
weather were read. The churches were Ailed
with an immense concourse of the faithful.

They write from Itourdeaux of the 29th of Icily,
that an introuttinate accident happened at the
itoyal Pow►ler Mills of Si. Aledasd. On the 26th
of that wont!) at four in the morning th'e
began to wo►k. The machinery had hardly 'wide
ten revolutions twfore. an explosion of the mill
called St. Bathe took place, happily no lives ,►mete
loot.

The Martinis de Itiviere, dive clays after his at:-
rival at Constantinople, had the Ininour of. pre-
senting It:s credentials to the Grand Seignior. He
has had t%vo audiences with` the principal Minis-
ters. They ay that the preparations by secund
land are slackened in Turkey, and that those of
the two little squadrons are suspended.
C1,14t ries , coining from Havre to Marseilles, was

boarded 00 his voyage, in 36 degrees north lati-
tude, and I I degrees west longitude, by a coriair,
bearing a blue (b►g witl► a wl►ite band across the
middle, haring tl►est words, 4' Buenos Ayres 01-

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dependant of Spain."
The assassin of General Count' of Lagarde will
be removed to the prison of Nismes, to take his
trial in that city, the theatre, of his crimes.
It is through error that we announced that
6000 Russians were expected at Dunkirk, and were
&Stilted to augment the army in. occupation. :
Toe contingency of Russian troops which
would ronipose part of this Army was fixed by the
Treaty of Paris, and the detachments which have

beau. emba;ited in Russia are only destined to
tepldee a like siutnber of men who will return to
their country.

Madame Catalani gave, on the 20th of July, her
Sixth and last concert at Berlin; it was for the
1p rofit of the poor of the city, the widows and or-
phans of these who had fallen in the late war.
This celebrated Singer will pass through Leipsic,
where she Will give a concert on the 30th of July,
thence she *lll go through Dresden and Prague,
to Vienna, and then to her native country.

taraet of a Letter from Perpignan, dated July 22.

" " Whilst the Journals of the Capital ate filled
With accounts of the ionndations and excessive
rains Which desolate the north) and west; we ex-
Perience the driest weather, and our harvest
ivould have suffered if it had taken place sooner ;
but the corn looks remarkably, fine, and we shall
11Ftre a very good year. The contributions are
paid- with ease. Our country enjoys all the bcne-'
fits of a paternal Government. The Military eon.:
duct themselves as faithful veterans, and the cry
of " \rive le Rol !" is as populat as the cry of
" Oh ! Mon Dieu I" when in trouble. The
people are quiet, and provisions abundant. The
vine gives us the greatest hopes. The Minister
of War having Orders to transmit to M. Vitr-
o*, he is invited to make known the place of