The Sun.
London, England, 1825-11-21 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

(From the Etoile, datedSaturday,tNov. 19.)
PARIS, Nov. 18.—The English Journals have
made a mistake in announcing, a few days ago,
we do not know with what intention, that Sir
Hudson Lowe had returned to London. The
fact is, that Sir Hudson did not leave Paris till
Tuesday last, the 15th of this month, and that,
instead of returning to England, he is going by
way of Vienna and Constantinople to the Isle of
Ceylon, of which he is appointed Governor. It
is said that the Court of Rome has just trans-
mitted' to the Duke del Infantado a note to the
effect that his Holiness can no longer see with in-
difference the want of Bishops in the Spanish
American provinces, and that he considers- it as
his duty to urge the Government of his Catholic
Majesty to make effective exertions to bring back
those colonies under its dominion, or to take such
other measures as may enable the Pope to nomi-
nate the bishops in question, without producing
any dispute or acrimony between the two Courts.
The same article is,in the Constitzttionnel. The
Journal des Debats also mentions it, and the
Courier FranFais gives it in rather different terms,
and adds—' In such an emergency, his Holiness
announces that he shall shortly he under the ne-
cessity, for the good of the faithful and the inte-
rests of the Catholic Apostolic Roman'Church, to
recognize the bishops chosen by the different Go-
vernments, and to give them canonical institu-

ion."

The tempest of the 9th and 10th was dreadful
on the coast about Rochfort, and several vessels
were more or less damaged. The effects of the
storm extended to the Pyrenees. The wind
blew with a degree of violence of which there has
been no instance since 1820. The snow which
covered the Pyrenees was almost entirely melted
during the night. ft was feared at Pau that
great damage had been done in the mountains.
MADRID, Nov. B.—The following is a passage
in a note delivered by the Papal Nuncio at Ma-
drid on the subject of the Inquisition :
..

" The motives which had induced the Holy See to assent to
the re-establishment of the Inquisition no longer existing, this
re-establishment becomes null and without effect; and besides,
his Holiness considers it impolitic under present circumstances,
because the effervescence of the passions, added to human weak-
ness, might sometimes render the tribunal of the Inquisition
hurtful in the hands of parties, by turning it aside from the
holy and primitive object of that institution, and thus render.
ing it more odious than profitable."
The Consultative Junta, which it was said was
to be suppressd after the dismissal of M. Zea,
has resumed its labours : thus all the reports to
which the fall of the Minister gaveoccasion have
proved false, and not even a single clerk placed
by him has yet been dismissed from his employ.
ment.

FRENCH FuNos.—PAßis, Nov. 18.—Five per Cents.
opened at 98f. 50c., closed at 98f. 25c.—Three per Cents.
opened at 68f. 40e.; closed at 68f. 30c.—Bank Stock, 2,120 f.
Neopolitan Rentes, 83f. 85c.—Royal Spanish Loan, 491 f.—
Hatian loan, 8321. 50c.—Exchange on London, one month,
15f. ; three months, 24f. ne.—(Cours Authentique.)