London, Wednesday, August...
WVe have received the Paris papers of Sundlay, and the Etoile dated Monday. Thev contain no intelligence of imnortance. The oaly article in the Etoile is a long account of the firstinterview of General GuILLENMNOT, the French Ambassador in Constantinople, with the GRAND VIZIR, which took place on the 27th of June. The procession andl the audience in the hall of the Divan were conducted with the usual Oriental pomp. Complirnentary speeches 'vere exchanged through the medium of interpreters, and the whole ceremony appears to have been in that showy style which the French call grand and imposing. The Mlfoniteur contains, in the official part, the an- nouncement of the delivery of the Duchess of ORLEANS of a Prince, on the 51st of July, at Neuilly. By his MAjESTY'S order, he. will bear the name of ANTOINE- MARIE-PRILIPPE-LOuis, and the title of Duke of MONT- PErsxEn. It also publishes various laws, authorizing certain cities to contract loans. LONDON, WFEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1824-