raua, OCT. 14.Yesterday, before mm, the-Count de Is Ferronaye* Ambas-■•dor front France to the Court of Sr. Petersburg, received bis farewell audience from the King. His Excellency will set out in a few days.After man the King presided at a Council of S^inSsters, which was attended by Marshal Gouvion St. Cyr.At half-past four o'clock his Majesty went in his carriage to PElysle Bourbon, on a visit to the Ouches of Berry.His Excellency Prince Paul ScherbatoH a Senator and Member of the jPrity Council of his Rufeian Majesty, arrived yesterday in Paris.It w*s announced, without being guaranteed, a few days since, that Santo Domingo, the capital of the Spanish Dominions, in the island of St. Domingn, had been taken by a division of French soldiers, who were about to join the Spanish Insurgents, under the command of two French officers, named Marbot. jThe news derives no corroboration from the fact, that Colonel Marbot and bis brother, formerly Aides-de-Omp to Marshal Jwoa, base not left Paris, where they are this moment.The city ©f Marseilles experienced the effects of a dreadful hurricane on the 4lh instant. Many walls were thrown down, and fill the vessels along the quay were sunk by the water, which flowed from the top of it. An English family, which had arrived there on the preceding evening, with the intention of spending the winter there, left the city for Nice on the day follow ing.A letter from Vienna, dated October 2, says, that the Duke of Ragusa was about to leave that city, having obtained what he desired, which was an indemnity for the loss of the endowments with which he had been gifted by Napoleon, and which endow.fvt.nl. ta. m am —* : _f• c i • T f