The Sun.
London, England, 1829-12-17 00:00:00

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
FRENCH PAPERS.
(From the Messages. des Giambres of Monday.)
(SECOND EDITION.)
PARIS, DEG. 11.—Yesteyday, after the reception
at the Palace, M. de Bourmont had a conference of
three quarter, of an hour with his Highness the
Dauphin.

Tile little Council, of the Canton of Zurich has
just decreed that no person not a native of Switzer-
land shall be henceforth admitted into any of the
companies in the service of France. In consequence
it .huts rendered the Captains responsible for the in-
14actions which may be committed in this respect.
(From the Gazette de France, dated Tuesday.)
'PARIS, DEC. 14.—The Neapolitan journals an-
nounce that M. de Ribeaupierre, sailed from Naples
on the 26th of November for Constantinople, on
board the Princess Eliza, a Russian frigate.
Yesterday, at noon, Te Delon was performed in
the Greek chapel of the Russian Legation, for the
re-establishment of the health of the Emperor
Nicholas. The number of Russians at this moment
at Paris, and who were all present, was considerable.
Count Pozzo di Borgo V. ill give, on Friday next, a
grand dinner and ball, in honour of the fete of his
Sovereign.
A letter from Rome of the 30th of November,
says —" The canonization of the late Clotilda of
France, Queen of Sardinia, sister of their most
Christian Majesties Louis XVIII. and Charles X.,
will take place as soon as possible. It is said that
the Court of Turin will deposit 100,000 Roman
crowns, required for the purchase of the draperies,
adorned with gold, as well as the eapence of car-
penter's work for scaffolding, for the orchestra, illu-
minations, fireworks, salutes of artillery from the
castle of St. Angelo, and other expences required for
the pious and pompous ceremony of the beatification."
The Universel says—" It is affirmed that M.
Aguado, banker to the Court of Spain, has becoMe
the proprietor of the Drapeau Blanc."
FAENCH FUNDS. EIS, DEC. 14.—Five per Cents.
1081. 80e. 60c. ; Three per Cents., 84f. 50e. sc. ; Naples
Stock, 91f. 60c. ; Royal Spanish Loan, S 1 ; Spanish
Renter Perpetuelles, 611:; llaytian Loan, 4301: Exchange
on London, one month, paper, 25f. 60c ; money, 25f.
55e. ; three months, paper, 25f. 40c. ; money, 251. 40e.
.-- Colas Authentique.

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

MANSION-HOUSE.

Richard Cater, a man who keeps a fruit stall in
Sr. Bartholomew-lane, was brought before the LORD
MAYOR, charged with having stolen a package of
French plums, in the warehouse of Messrs. Levy
and Sdmon, fruiterers, in Botolph-lane. The pri-
soner was committed to Newtrate for trial.
A gentleman called at the Justice-room to in-
quire whether any intelligence had been, in the
couNe of the day, received relative to the stage
coach-driver, whose brutal conduct to an old gentle-
man in a pony-chaise, on London-bridge, had been
described in the Papers of the day. He had wit-
nessed the scene, which was one of great outrage,
and he was most anxious to give evidence, if the
driver could he found. Mr. Smallpiece, of Fish-
street-hill, was the gentleman who had bet .n over-
turned. The coach had marked upon it in large
letters the word " Vauxhall," and the street-keeper
it seems, can identify it.
The LORD MAYOR hoped, that for the sake of
humanity, the brutal driver might be discovered. A
very proper appeal had been made to the passengers.