Gen. Lafayette visited the wo,s,
Cehs Laiaye1te visited the wubs, yesterday at the exchange. 40sa ittapPears ti.,t the rllnonr \ deathoIthe King gof Naples is unfouaa'las m 'as the Genoa Gazette of July 24, aunose sa ces that his Majesty was to embarl 1uf' ~ evening, to return to his capital. '''ss

 Adyrces from Constantiponle nounce that the Turks have been als q feated by the Albanians, and that g ae. son of the Grand Vizier has been ,na s,e prisoner. It is reported that Austs;e aue troops are marching towards the fr@ 'aa tiersofBosnia to thesupportoftheSuIltts9n, It9,+

 Among the French Conventional at Brussels, whom the recent eyents ..s,s .1;s enable to return to France, are the 7 e, l' lowing; Sieyes, Merlin de Douai. paa ~ Her, Barrere, Mailles, 1ngrand, TL; t; beaudeau, Gaultier, Levasseur. Cbs., and Pocholle.-Couryier des Paqs Boa 1a'

 On Saturday and last evenine par was spontaneously illuminated, and c.. W works were discharged in differenfnsr,'

  Of the capitol, is an expression q 5s " joicing for the crown being conferred q, the Duke of Orleans. v

 The Duke of Bourbon has ada, 4,GG0fr. to the 6,000fr. which he hal already given to the wounded and wi1 ows' fund. The order Of advocates es the Royal Court have given 6,0O0fr. hs Agens de Change l0,O00fr. tie ous m, tiers de Commerce 3,000fr. and the so ciete du Circle 3,000fr. for the sameoh lect.

 The Syndicate of the Receivers Gen. eral has sent lS,000fr, in aid of the wid. ows and wounded fund. The commit. tee of wood-merchants have voted 5,OOOtr. for the same object.

 ltis related that on Sunday last a Curate, performing service at Church in the environs of Paris, began as usual to chaunt the prayer for the King, Do mine salyum fac regcm: but as soon as he arrived atthe fac he stopred short; after pause he began again in loud voice, and pronounced Domino salyum fac le Gouvernment Proyisoire. which excited the riSibles of the whole eoagre. gation.

 Extract of a letter dated Hayre, Au gust Iith:-We have this instant seen the Commissary ofMarine, who inform, us that the Eix-hing and family will ar rive tomorrow at Cherbourg, and that they will positively embark on board the Great Britain.