The Sun.
London, England, 1829-12-28 00:00:00

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contains :—Letter from Lady --y, relative to " The
Exclusives"—Sketch from Real Life—The King and the
Maid of Honour—Christmas Musings of a Younger Brother
—Limes on the Opening of the New Athenaeum Club—
Gossip of High Life—Paris Elopement—Noble Ect,nomy
—the Marchioness of S—s—Projected Marriages—
Female Chariuteer—The King at Windsor—The Elopement
from Brighton—The Duchess and the Countess, &c.—
Epistles of Ton—The Exclusives of the Press—A Peep at
all the Noble and Fashionable Writers of the Day—Sin-
gular Enc,,unter with the Princess Stahremberg—Splendid
Fete at Constantinople—and all the Political, Literary, and
Fashionable Intelligence of the Week.

Published every Saturday Morning, for Henry Co'burn;
by W. Thomas, at the Office, 19, Catherine-street, Strand.

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

FRENCH PAPERS.
(From the Massager des Chambres of Friday.)
SECOND EDITION'.

PARIS, DEC. 25.—Besides the marriage of the
Emperor Don Pedro with the daughter of Prince Eu-
gene, there is another, the announcement of which
has spread consternation among the European diplo-
matists and in the Apostolic Courts—we mean
that of the brother of the young Empress of Brazil
with the bride of Don Miguel, the amiable Donna
Maria da Gloria. His voyage with the two Prin-
cesses will probably not prove a hindrance to this
project.

DEC. 13.—People here talk of a cor-
respondence between two august personages, with a
view to preserve amicable relations between several
Courts of Europe, and to guarantee the duration
of public tranquillity. The fermentation which at
this moment prevails in France, and which attracts
in a high degree the general attention of the Cabi-
nets, also makes it their duty attentively to observe
its changes, its progress, and the events which may
result from it, in order that it may not spread its
contagion among other nations. The active corres-
pondence between the two august personages relates
ckietly to the object, and though our upright and
enlightened Government is not used to interfere
in the sLurs of a foreign country, the general repose
of Europe may perhaps place it under the necessity
of taking, on the present occasion, extraordinary
measures.

PARIS, DtEc. 24.—A letter from Parma contains
tie following particulars :

" The malady of our Sovereign, and the symp-
torn• which live accompanied it, are the general
subject of conversation. The Archduchess wAs in
very good health at her country-seat, Boschl. She
had scarcely returned to the capital when she was
attacked by a violent head-ache, and afterwards had
a fever, with convulsions. For two days her Ma-
jesty was delirious. Sinister reports were spread;
however, the physicians hare discovered nothing to
confirm them. On the 7th but little hopes were
entertained of preserving her life. By her will Maria
Louisa had bequeathed every thing she possesses to
her son, the Duke of Reichstadt, and it is even said
that she had requested her august father to grant to
that young Prince the Duchies of Parma and Pia-
cenza. On the Bth there was a favourable crisis,
and it is announced that hopes are entertained of
saving her. We sincerely desire it. The chief pby-
sician of the Emperor of Austria arrived yesterday
from Vienna."

THE FUNDS.--(THIS DAT.)

CITY, TWELVE O' CL 0 CK.

LIVERPOOL, DEC. 26.—The import, this week,
of Cotton, is 1,223 bag•, and the sales reached
15,730 bags, at an advance of ed. per lb. on tha
middling and lower qualities of Bahian and Ameri-
can, and at steady prices for other descriptions.—
The transactions in Sugar, in this week, are 780
hlidg., chiefly middling descriptions, at about last
week's rates. In Foreign nothing has been done;
but .SCO bags of fine Bengal have been taken at
73g. 6d. In Coffee the sales are 150 casks of Ja-
enses, at last prices. In Indigo the sales are t weirs
ghosts.

Letters from Adrianople, of the 20th November,
state thai, the plague had made its appearance there
Acc.iunts from Ma•!rid state that the Havannah
packet-boat, which has arrived at Cadiz, brings in-
formation that Bolivar was preparing an expedition
against Porto Rico