The Sun.
London, England, 1827-06-30 00:00:00

The First Number of the Fourth Volume of

THE MONTHLY MAGAZINE,
Published July 1, price Half-a-Crown, contains—
Art. I. Public Charities; Monmouth, Newport, and
Banbury Free-Schools, Newland's Alms-houses, Hamond's
Charities, Benefactions, Lectureships, &c. &c. &c. in dif.
ferent parts of the Country—ll. The Embarrassments of
a Shepherdess—lll. On Dozing—lV. Lines from the
French—V. You're Fined : a Tale of the Nineteenth Cen-
tury—Vl. On Reading New Books—Vll. Full-lengths,
No. b, the Ship Parson—Vlll. The Carlton House Pic-.
tures—lX. The Mammalinga Voda—X. The Toils of a
Modern Philologist—XL Village Sketches, No. 7. Whit-
sun Eve—Xll. Notes on the Month : Miss Turner's Di-
vorce Bill, Flying Artillery, Mr. Brougham's Friendship
for the late Lord Chancellor, Sale of Commissions in the
Navy, Contracts for Necessaries, The Examiner and Mr.
Parry, Poor Laws in Scotland, The Thames Tunnel, Negro
Newspaper in New York, Books for the Month, Manner
in Everything, Notice to Noodle's, French Politesse, Battle
of Waterloo at Vauxhall, Resurrection-Alen and the Schools
of Anatomy, &c. &c. &c.—Reviews of New Books, Miss
Roberts's Memoirs of the Houses of York and Lancaster,
&e. &c. &c.—Proceedings of Learned Societies--Scientific
and Literary Varieties—Monthly Reports—Works published,
and in preparation—Obituary of Eminent Persons, &c. &c.
Published by G. B. Whittaker.

ily whom is also published, embellished with a Portrait of
the Right Hon. MARIA FRANCES CATHERINE,
Countess of RODEN,

LA BELLE ASSEMBLEE, for July, containing the
thirty-first of a series of Portraits of the Female Nobility
and Ladies of distinction, engraved from Paintings by Ar-
tists of the first celebrity. This Number will also contain—
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in addition to its twaal portion of Letter-press—Four full-
length Female Figures, in the most fashionable London
and Parisian Costumes, appropriately described and coloured,
price 3s.

The Proof Impressions of the Portraits are published by
M. Colnaghi, 23, Coelopur-street.

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

FRENCH PAPERS.

Fronk the Moniteur of Wednesday, June 27.—Non-

official Part. )

" PARIS, JUNE 26.--On the 11 th of June, in the
morning, His Majesty's schooner La Torche, Captain
Faure, having arrived at Algiers, delivered to M. Deval,
the French Consul-General, the instructions of the Minister
for Foreign Affairs. M. Deval immediately came on board
La Torche. By his orders the Ministers of the Consulate
and the French subjects left Algiers to embark on board the
French brig which joined the schooner, on board of which
was the Consul.

" M. Deval, having conferred with Captain Collet, who
commands the squadron sent to Algiers, agreed with him
in measures to he taken to obtain reparation of the Dey.
A note was drawn up : it demanded that a deputation,
with the Vekel-bardge (Minister of Foreign Affairs and of
the Marine) at its head, should come on board to the com-
and make an apology .to the
mander of the expedition,
Consul-General for the conduct of the Dey towards him ;
that the French colours should be displayed on the forts of
Algiers, and saluted by a discharge of 100 guns, otherwise
hostilities would commence. This note was presented to
the Dey by the Consul of Sardinia at Algiers. The satis-
faction demanded not having been given within 24 hours,
the negotiations were broken off.

" The Volcan corvette went to take on board his Ma-