French Papers.
I'he King heard mass in his apartments. His 3ajesty granted a private audience to M1. Pouver, who is ap- pointed Intendant of the MIrarine for the Port of Touloo. The Count de Villele transacted business with the King. By an ordinance of August 20, the King has namedl Kniight of the Military Order of St. Louis, .M. the Chevalier de Weber, fo., ter-brother of the Queen Maria Antoinette, and a Iember of the Legion of Honour. LFrom Gfalig;ani's Messenger.l STOCY-EXCRAseGIE, Sept. lh, 6 o'clock.-Tlhere has been more inquiry for stock than for some dlays past, but nevertheless few tr3nsactionY have been effected. The 5 per cents. fbr money closed at 98. 90. For the end of the month, the price at four o'clock, when the Parquet closed, was 99. 1I.: at this hour it is 99. 10. The Nea- politan Funds have been in greater request, withiotit any alteration in price. The other foreign funds are unvariel. A Cabinet Council was held yesterday at the house of the Count de Villele. Yesterday moming the Duke and Duchess of Angouleme visited the exhibition at the Louvre. The Narquis de Clermont Tonnerre has diaminished by two- thirds the number.of the officers whicl formed the staff of the Ali. nister of War under the Duke de Belluno and the Baron de Damas. Letters from Bayonne state, that preparatiorns are making in that towr for the embarkiation of two companies of artillery, and a quan- tity of snnteriel, for Cadis. Tbe rfemorial Bordelais %ays" Cojnt deRevilla-Gigedo having declined his embassy to London, is about to return to Mladrid, where it is said that high functions await hin." Extract of a letter of the ath inst. from Frankfort:- The High1 Germanic Diet has again adjourned its neetinigs until Jamiary the loth, and its President, Baron Munch de Bellinghausen, set out last night for Vienna, to receive fresh instructions fronm Prince Metter- oich. The Baron de Nagle, Prussian Mlinister to the Diet, is gone to Berlin, where he will resume the g'neral administration of the posts of the kinigdom." T,he twenty millions which, after the peace of Paris, were taken from the military contributions itnposed upon France, and destined fot the construction of the fortresses of the Germanic Confederation, have been withdrawn from Rothschild's house, where they were de- posited, and placed under the immediate management of the Diet. FItENCH F'UNDS.-Five per Cents. ripened at 98. 86.; closed at 00.; Neapolitan, 87j.; Spanish Bonds, 19. ( From the Aforiteur of Saturday, Sept 11.) V15tNNA, August 29.-Prince Metternich has returned from IsB chiel, where he had derived some benefit from the use of the waters; they would have been still more beneficial, if, he had followed the advise of the physicians, to refrain from constant occupation, bitt the numterou s deatches which he received, arnd which made it neces- sary for him to exert himsedf. did not allow him to do as he was ad- vised. 1-jecontinued to direct all the business; and the chiefofficers ?dof the AulicChjancery who were with him drew up the correspon- (From the Joirn'l des Debats.) CORF U, Aug. 1:-The proceeds of the loan have been sent from Zante to Napoli. di Romania, where the mnoney has arrived. 'The fallowing is the 6irat bulletin of the naval operations, psiblishedI by the President of the Executive Council on thie 15th July- :-" Cap- taits Khores Pacha, who sailed from Alityi,~oe on 2,1 July with 37 large ships of' war, 40gn-boats, each carrying two large guns, anid 160 traTsports. reaceIm psaa on the 3d.. The Ipsarlots, who had been in,formed some days befoiw of the enemy's plani, hadl ermb-rked in 35 brigs their women,children,and most valuable cffects,sniilng for Hydra and Spezzia, to lc%,'e their fismilies and ask aid there. The Admiralty of Hydra, in concert with that of Spezzia, applied to the Greek Government at Napoli for troops, which were granted. Nicelas the Turicopbage was immediately embarked with 600 men. btt in spite of every exertion, the first attack of'thebatbwians could' not be prevented. The Capitan Pacha landed 46,000 men in Ipsara, commanded by Ismael Pacha, nephew to Ali Paeha, of Joannina- Theenemy was found in' posqession of. the great battery, employet in bombarding the forts of Mitylene, PaIceocastrou defended by 2, 0i Greeks of Jpsaia.andC(hhiss,and,ome companies of Christian $echypetars. It waS on the7th of July; God, whoprotects Greeceand her children, send- .ing a.iviolenttemnpest from the South, the CapitaR Pacha, fearing the ihipwre ekof iA deet, was obliged tb put to sea and separate from his army om shore.. The Infidels, thinking thlenselves abandoned, hur- ned thlikb"' h. They perceived the Greek sqi(adron, antd thonrght o,sly.aFflight, selzing allthe boats they cofld fiid. Nicelas lands, -flte5ipy hte s uly from the forts_the Turks are overthrown-the Gr,replt vessel! discharge showers of grape.sh4t on all that put out to rse,Th,rve~ frigates antdten brigsruin aground. (On the 8th of.July,fn -tfir ; -theuItlss had eslsted.. Among the dead are iwo *Pafcha,e, Isueami Peasfo endOmner tJoumnWisof ArgYroCahsois. The he't s inmense ; 'the victory complete. FRENCe P.4PEJR. PARIS SErPT. 11.