The Sun. — 1818-08-20 (London, England)

FROM A PARIS PAPER.) We have received from M. de Nl6( the 411' °'9ll °— Prussian Minister at Rome, and one of distinguished literary characters of Germ ths,, authentic declaration of M Belzoni, a 10°21°' Architect, relative to his having effected an '1); trance into the interior of a Pyramid, a PlAel„g which has been in vain attempted by many °— braced travellers for centuries past : iat On tire 18th February last, M Belzon his own expellee, began his project of opeei°, L, way into the 4econd pyramid of Gizeh, called I"; of Chefrem. In the first place, he caused so e'tai• cavation to be made towards the northern (V by following a perpendicular line from its eentr;, Having discovered that there was g no-openin Aboch° this place, he commenced further rese'arches 30-feet east of the middle, anti on the `.2 fo be found the real entrance, which is a gall°erl.r te„, granite that led to a hanging door also of Having caused it to be raised, be found himas;,' in an horizontal gallery, from whence he 0, scended perpendicularly into a second, by a stair-case into a third, which condocted 4194 into an apartment where tie found a sarcophag.'"lg' containing human bones embalmed. Proceedilry by a shelving gallery, he arri‘ed in pool)), r 11.°„41 zontal one, passing along which he !tercel:be, about half way a passage that led towottb south, into a second ap:artnent. At the extra', 0' miry of this horizontal M Belzoni dot niche, cut for the purpose of fixing a gran", by, a that lay near. From this place he asetni" to a steep passage about the height of' 47 fee! ,-„Ot stone wall, by which it was closed. At this ;rot and 60.0. be•perceived stones cut, and laid in such a 11)8I'the es to close the entrance of this passage near base of a pyramid." need From this account of M. Belzoni, it is 13,„%tisl' that the pyrarriids were the tombs of the r: Family. It appears to M. de Niebuhr that ,1;11 ramid of Chefrem is not in its original woe. sarcophagus •must have been plundered at gOOO olf period or outer ; and the doors of 00°,1 0f have been found, were displaced at the tiTstig this hostile invasion. We may resolve "00 was the Persians, under Cambyses, wb° O,PB and pillaged it. The Egyptians, during I`losoo. erval of their independence, might have, „corgr lie entrance, not being able to repair the ac7' on committed by the enemy.  Abelt .irIeNeDU,CIII MRNT TO COMMIT MUIWES•'''-#CV' Ripley, 111:11, il rell Bible lookingocuck oil Tuesday into thea irh° a barber' •71110 shop Iflofa3a,maebsotßiti4s years' Of- ogg,. ot. • in Portland-road rt and-road ; and waiting until hefaao bit. barber alone, he took his handkerchief try ~,%1 A neck, opened his shirt collar, and sat (I°L-rbet, the chair as if to be shaved. Whilst 11,11 e "refirtflii stood over him with his razor in big h''',„ aPteP: to begin the operation, the stranger 01-: 9, he hit 4, and pulliag.out a handful of 153.04,1„)°,-cotes'. thus addressed the barber :—" See the—„:forti there is as much here as will make yoo ' : vs ' able for life ; to me they are useless' Ya" i a itl. pe„On li%iit e,I family to provide tor, 1 have no look to, or that cares for me : do not be afar 00, at what I am going to propose to you, ro to Ino danger, and will have nothing-to acc°7-10111r alli weary of lite, and do not body ' b lin the 01' suicide, and if my be taw road I do not care ; take your rator, -oe, olt afraid, and whilst I atn reading the I"Per 1%4 . wish t° °core did ; do not starts give the alas" alb pock 1111 it. Here, first go and conceal tbase 000 fo not tremble, be resolute ; to save !arid o°' blame, go get ate a sheet of paper, Pea, 11 atrO• as if I wanted to write a letter,. and 1 svi. tilef‘'' iained purpose of cuttingwith the i dtiS ( it it, that I came into your shop will be found in my pocket, and will e",5e9,015,; clear you." The poor barber Ma planiCti'i 00 ; and could not speak ; be ran out. to calla 41.1 stable, and give the alarm ; in the Mean 11,1-siar. strange visitor departed, and be bits Dot been beard of, my 0%01 01'000700ft  d berg' • The inquest on Mary Morgan, who 11 robbinb 5 self from fear of being prosecuted 0 r master, brought in a verdict of lasani,l'  254, NeWcastle COAL MAIIKE'ff Aw6rust 19. nice. ' • :36c. 90. Ships at Nlarket. Ships sold. 445•04, to 4to to 7 Sunderland .  iR f qv 13111TI-1. Lady ht (46. On the 15th inst. at Plymouth Dock, the "',l,ht Schaw, of the ssth (or Duke of York's own) of a daughter.  aelir ruau of the Victuallinor Board,