The Sun.
London, England, 1839-03-23 00:00:00

Limperani, de Malleville, Vejux, Teulon, Marion, Al-
cook, Piron, Feure-Dere, de Golbery, and Verne do
Bachclard.
Procureurs-General of the Court Royal, four : MM.
Cliegaray, Daguenet, Moreau, and Pares.
Advocates-General, three : MM. Berville, Bouct,
and Ressigcae.
Presidents of Tribunals, thirteen : MM. Debelleyme,
_ _

Perrier, Moulin de Bord, Mathieu, Salvage, Teillard
Noserolles, Albert, Mitnaud, Corne, Arnauldet, Azais,
Lachese and Danse.

Judges, four : MM. Perignon, Saint-Albin, Merlin,
and Espigat.
Royal Procurators, three : MM. Desmortiers, Tes-
nieres and Chazot ; with three Deputy-Procureurs ;
MM. Bonnefonds, Carl, and Delespoul.
Magistrates, one : M. Lescot Lamillandrie.
Counsellors of the Finance Court, three : MM.
Sapey, Rihouet, and Abraham Dubois.
Counsellors of State, in ordinary, six : MM. Vivien,
Dumon, Vitet, Real, Quenault, and Chasseloup-Lauhat,
Masters of Requests in Ordinary, four : MM. Tour-
nouer, Paganel, Lasnier, and Guilhem.
Auditor, one : M. Sahune.
Ambassadors, one : M. Sebastiani.
Secretaries of Embassy, three ; MM. de Grammont,
De La Grange, and Desmousseaux de Givrc.
Directors-General, four: MM. CAlmon, of Domains,
Bresson, of Forests, Legrand de la Manche, of Roads
and Bridges, and Laurence, of Algiers.
Subordinates in Ministerial Offices, six : M. Parant,
Under-Secretary of Justice ; M. Vatout, President
of Public Works ; M. Tupinier, Secretary of Marine ;
M. Lavielle, Secretary of Justice ; M. Delbecque,
Secretary of Public Instruction ; and M. d'Hauterive,
Secretary of Foreign Affairs.
Miscellaneous functionaries, anostmasters, Inspec-
tors-general of Universities, &c., eight : MM. Gravier,
Lavocat, Lahaye.Jousselin, De Gcrente, Gauthier,
d'Hauteserve, Dubois, de Jussieu, and Lemairc.
Engineers, six : MM. Billaudel, Goury, Colomes,
Lacordaire, De Berigny, Mallet, and Nozereau.
Counsellors of Prefectures, three : MM. Genoux,
Chaigneau, and Manuel.
Marshal, one : M. Clausel.
Lieutenants-General in Active Service, eight : MM.
Bugeaud, Meynadier, Doguereau, ji:eque-
minot, Bonnemains, Schneider, anti Rosarnel, who is
likewise a Vice-Admiral.
Colonels, six : MM. Leydet, Girod, Esperocnier,
De Garaube, Lacaste, and Paishans.
Chiefs of battalions, two :.MM. Bessieres, and 1.
Chasseloup-Laubat.
Captains, four : MM. Allard Schauenburg, Lara-
bit, and Mathieu De La Redorte.
Military Intendants, three : MM. Boissy-d'Anglas,
Vcrgnes, and Dintrans.
Belonging to the Royal Household—
Aides-de-Camp to the King, two : MM. De Ber-
thois, and Delaborde.
Superintendent of Decrees, one : M. Liadieres.
Gentlemen of Honour to the Queen, one : M. De
Montesquieu.
Attached to the Household of the Duke of Orleans,
three : MM. Chabaud-Latour, Bertin de Vaux, and
De Praslin.

Attached to the service of other Members of the
Royal Family, two : M. Hernoux, Aide-de-Camp to
the Prince de Joinville, and M. De Chastellux, Gen-
tleman of Honour to the Princess Adelaide, the King's
sister.

Here are no fewer than one hundred and forty public
functionaries, of whom ninety-two are at' the service of
the Court ; and all more or less liable to be influenced
by the blandishments of the Sovereign. The landed in-
terest can only boast of thirty-eight representatives,
while the number of Merchants, Bankers, and Manufac-
turers returned, does not exceed sixty-three. Of Medical
Practitioners there are six, but of Lawyers not less than
sixty-eight. The number of ex-Ministers is fourteen ; of
ex-Prefects, 12 ; of ex-Sub-Prefects, 75 ; of retired
Superior Officers, 33 ; of Men of Letters, 14 ; of
Journalists, 2 ; and of Members of the Institute, 18.
In an assembly composed of such materials—where
chicanery, vanity, and brute force are so well repre-
sented—the influence of an intriguing Sovereign must
be very great indeed. Wounded self-love, and under-
rated apostacy, will be much more likely to swell the
ranks of the Opposition, than the ardent feelings of a
generous and honest patriotism.
The following letter from Toulon, of the 14th of this
month, is a confirmation of the report which has been for
some time in circulation, of a plan for the marriage of a
Prince of the House of Austria to Queen Isabella II.:
" News from Vienna has been received here. That
Cabinet has formed a plan for marrying an Archduke to
Queen Isabella ; and Prince Metternich has positively re-
fused all pecuniary assistance to Don Carlos. It is fur-
ther affirmed that conferences are going to be opened at
London. France and England alone will be interested in
this question ; as fur Russia and Prussia, they will leave
Austria to take its own counsel."

The Memorial Bordelais says--" It is believed that
Maroto and Espartero will shortly sign a truce for five
months, as a prelude to dynastic negociations."—Le Com-

coerce.

The following letter has been communicated to us :
MILAN, MARCH 12.—A Colonel of the Staff of Don
Carlos, and an ecclesiastic, who is chaplain to the Princess
of Beira, who have arrived at the palace with Sardinian
passports, set out immediately for Vienna, with an orderly
officer of his Royal Highness.
The Central Board of Police has received, from what
quarter Ido not know, the description of several strangers
who are to be arrested, among whom are two French tra-
vellers from Paris, who are accused of being propagandists.
Another had already been taken in the carriage which was
going to Bologna, and was conveyed in a close carriage to
Peschiera. •
The Army of Occupation in the kingdom will be in-
creased in the Spring by fifteen battalions and squadrons,
and there will be a change of troops in the principal gar-
rison. The Roman Frontier is still lined with troops._
Courrier Francais.
BOUIZSE.—PARIS, THURSDAY, MARCH 9.1.
HALF-PAST Tnass.—The market has been brisk. For
the account The Three per Cents, opened at 79f. 95e., declined
to 791. 75., and closed at 79f. 95c., being a rise of 20c.
The Five per Cents., ex dividend, first price, 108 f. 60c., and
after reaching 108 f. 75c., closed at 108 f. 70c., an improvement of
10c. For money, the Three per Cents. are 15c. better, and the
Five per Cents. 10c. The Bank of France Shares have advanced

2f. 50c. The Latlitte Bank 5,000 f. are 15f. lower. The Belgian
Three per Cents. ate 10c. lower for money ; for the account they
are 71f. 15c. a rise of 25. The Spanish Active is to per cent.
lower; from 21 it declined to 20i, at which, after some oscillations.

it closed. The St. Germain Railway Shares have advanced 5f., the
Versailles Left Bank 15f., and the Versailles Right Bank 17f. 50c.
First Highest Lowes Last

Price. Pi:ice. Price. Price.
French 5 per Cents(ex. div.) 103 65 ... 105 65 ... 10S 60 ... 10i 60
4 per Cents lOl 50 ... 141 75 ... 101 50 101 75
3 per Cents 79 75 74 90 ... 79 75 ... 79 91
Bank of Prance

ilaititte Bank 5,008 f. Sh 5210 ...5215 —.5200 ...5200
BelgiamL3 per Cents 7O 80 ... 70 CO ... 70 80 ... 70 90
Bank 616 ... 655 ... 615 ... 655
Soanish Ac ive 2l ... 21 ... 21% ... 20%
Don Miguel
Neapolitan
Roman
RAILWAY SHARES.
St. (lermai'

... C6O

... 660

Versailles, R. B 655 ... (40 ... 655 660
L.B. 232 50 ... 246 ... 232 50 ... 240
955 ... 955 ... 955 ... 955

[avre

Orleans ...

pbo

... 4511

... 450 ... 450

Strasburg to Bale 340 ... 34 ... :540 ... 340
ASPHA LTES AND BITU tIENS.
Seyssel (A) 2OOO ...2000 —2OOO ...2000
DUTCH FUNDS.—AmerEitnam, MARCH 19.
Money. Bolls.
Actual Debt, 2)4 per Cent
Ditto, ditto 5 per cent.
Assault Svridic, 4 % per cent 94)4 91%
Ditto, ditto, 314 per cent 79% 79%
Commercial Company, 4,4 per cent 178)4 179;1
Ditto (11~12 and 1833) 5 per cent.
Ditto 1837, S per cent.
Loan 1837, 5 per cent.
Exchange on London, One month ll 95
Two months
BELGIAN 1' U NDS—BaussELe, MARCH 10
Actual Debt, 2% per Cent.
Rothschild's Loan, 5 per Cent P 0)4
Loan of Thirty Millions, 4 per Cent 9l
3 per Cent. 70%
Loan of City, 1832, 4 per Cent 95
Society of Commerce, 454 per Cent 122
Bank of Belgium, 5 per Cent 65
National Society
—Brussels Papers. Marcia 20.
HAMBURG BORSEN HALLE, MARCH 19.
Bills. Money.
Austrian 5 per Cents.
Bank Shares 1470 1467
An 10-Russian Loan 107% 107'.4
Russian 5 per Cent. Ist series, Certificate
Russian 5 per Cent. Hops and Co. 3d and 4th
Se i.s 98% 9514
Ditto in Certificates
Dutch - ctual Debt, 2% pec Cent. 53% -
Polish Bonds
New I icket
Angle-Danish Loan, 3 per Cent 72 71:4
PRUSSIAN FUNDS.—BERLIN, Matto! 13.
Bills. Money.
St. Schuld. Sch., 4 per cent 1031,4 102%
Prussian English Loan, 1830, 4 per cent 102% 101%
kachange on London, three monras 6lO
—Prussian State Gazette. March 14.
AUSTRIAN FUNDS.—VIENNA, Menem 12
Five per Cents. Metalliques
Four per Cents.
Three per Cents.
Bank Shares 1484)4
—4llgemeineZcitung, March 17.

We do not believe a syllable of the pretended
revelations of the Courier Francais of Wednesday
respecting negociations between the Courts of
Madrid, Berlin, and Vienna, for the betrothal of
the Infant Queen of Spain to an Austrian Grand
Duke. The bare idea of such an alliance is pre-
posterous, and would not be entertained for an in-
stant by Prince METTERNICH. Surely M.
THIERS does not require to bolster up the policy
of intervention by such bungling expedients as this ?
Cannot he imagine something more plausible ?

The conduct of Louis Philippe towards M.
Thiers, the leader of the Coalition, is justly compared
to that of a Sovereign who induces a criminal to con-
fess, by holding out hopes of mercy, and then orders
him for execution.
BODY FOUND IN THE RIVER.—Last evening
about six o'clock, some watermen returning from Woolwich
in a skiff, saw a substance floating on the surface of the
river, which, on approaching nearer to it, they discovered
to be the body of a female. They immediately hauled it
on board and conveyed it ashore at Blackwell, where it was
delivered to the parish authorities. The clothes showed
that deceased had moved in a respectable rank of life. An
inquest will be held on the body.
MILITIA.--Notice has been received that one-
third of the available force of the Militia will be called out
for twelve months' permanent duty, to be succeeded by
thee other portions in rotations, and the w hole body to be
called out for twenty-eight days' training yearly.—Dublin
Flyiny Post.