The Sun.
London, England, 1840-10-06 00:00:00

nations to a game at shuttlecock.

In the event of a change in the French Cabinet,
Marshal SOULT, M. GUIZOT, M. VILLEMAIN,
M. PASST, M. TESTE, and M. DUFAURE, are
spoken of as the new Ministers. The consequences
of Stich a change in the Ministry are obvious.
Marshal SoULT would revert to his old Oriental
policy—the policy of the Four Powers—and thus
France would find herself, in the course of a week,
one of the Allies, and again on the best terms with
England.

The following extracts include what other news
we find in Sunday's Journals :

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Waa PaEPARATIONS IN ITALY.--Tke Semaphore
publishes advices from Italy of the 26th ult., an-
nouncing that order lied been restored in that coun-
try, arid that the patriotic party had wisely determined
to wait the issue of the Eastern question, and not com-
promise the success of their cause by en untimely rising.
The movements of the Austrian troops in Upper Italy
were incessant. The works of defence were carried on
ivith the utmost activity at Ancona and CivittaVecchia,
unit a magazine of 20,000 sacks of corn was to be es-
tablished at Porto Ferrol°.
WAR FEARS IN PRUSSIA.—The Suabian Mercury
publishes a letter dated Berlin, 24th ult., which states
that the fear el a general war has become stronger for
the last few days. The fall in the public funds has
been caused, Ist. Because the Army of Reserve has
not been disbanded ; 2d, on account of the Landwehr
being about to be mobilized.
Swiss COMMERCIAL TREATY.—The Helvetic of the
2d instant announces that the Vorort concluded on the
21st ult. a Treaty of Commerce, in the name of the
Swiss Confederation; with the kingdom of the Low
Countries, and had communicated it to the respective
States for their approbation.
Tile la,t accounts from Vienna are of the 26th of
September. The result of the first operations in S)ria
was impatiently expected, because it was known that
orders had been sent to the Commander of the Aus.
trian squadron to concur with the English Admiral in
the execution of the treaty.
The Funds were rather on the decline. The Go-
vernment no longer concealed its armaments. Not
only it has not disbanded the first battalion of the
Landwehr, as some German journals have announced,
but on the contrary, it has just called out a great part
of the soldiers of the two battalions of the reserve, to
complete the first battalion. A great number of
ammunition waggons have been sent to Dalmatia, Istria,
and the littorale of Trieste, with orders for the for-
tresses to be in readiness to rep-lany attack.
It is impossible, says the Gazette des Tribunaux, to
form an idea of the uneasinsss and confusion which
are caused in the banlien of Paris by the preliminary
operations for the works to be erected for the defence of
the capital. Some rich landowners, certain of being
an,ply magnified, will not greatly complain ; but the
farmers, the tenants who are going to be turned out just
at the moment of the harvest, and who, at so short a
notice, will find themselves with their families without a
home, without work, and for the most part at a loss how
to employ the sums allotted to them as an indenthity,
complain with good reason. Yesterday a deputation of •
the principal inhabitants of several communes on the
right bank, among whom were most of the members of
the municipal councils, waited on the Prefect of the
Seine to .make remonstrances, which, however, were not
'Successful. It is announced that all the works on the
rightbank will be'simultaneously couriUtenced'on Thera-
•clay, when the workmen will occupy all the'firound, the
valuation of which is to take place on Monday.—Le
Commerce.

(.ELGI AN I, UNDS—ilayssEte, Ocr. 3.
Actual Debt, 2,., per Cent.
ketlisehild's Lean, :5 per Clint :3
Loan of Thirty Millions, 4 per Cent 92
-- 3 per Cent.
----- Ti.irty .59.1* CII --. .
Lean of . ity, iN:•_;, i per Cent 9O
Sotic•ty k 0 Coannrce2 4 ,per Cent lO9
Ban!: of liel7ito-o, 5 per Coot 77
NatiosiaiSx%ety. —
Exchange on London (short)
—Brassels Fusers, Oct. 3.
A USTR2AN 1 UNDS..—VIENNA, SEPT. 9.5
five p2r:Ccnt.t. ikietalliques
re..r per CentS.
Three p;.r Cents.
Bank :..char;s
--,Wgemeine ZestuNg, Sept. 30.
HA Mliti LiC, BOR:6It.N ELI LLE, Ocr. 2.

Bills. Money
Austrian 5 per Cents.
:Sank :shares 1555
A ri,lo.lll.lssian Loan . IG6 1(53
Russian 5 per Cent. !st series, C.,rtifieate
Inscription, Ist Se.‘-zs lO2
Itus,ian 5 per Cent. Hope and Co. 3.1. acid 4th
t..4eii.s
Ditto in Certificates
Dutch Actual Debt, 2y,, pc Cent .. 4)
Ditto s,per Cent —
Polls!' Bond.
New 1 ic%et
Anglo- aanish 1..0.iii, 3 per Cep. 7:04 ;2!,4
N. v.egiall Lean, IN!4, 4 per C0n..... IGI
Spanah, New 3 per Cents. —

r.:C.CDANGE ON LONDON.
11 unOtIRG, Oc.T. —Two months, 13 2.
PorEnscuttoo, SEpT. 25. —Two months, 39 IA pence
C:,_1101.!11, SEPT.::s.—Seventy-live slays, 11. 29.

The following osicial news from Spain is from
the Moniteur of Sunday :

THE AMBASSADOR OF FRANCE TO THE PRESIDENT

OF THE COUNCIL.

" BAYONNE, Oct. 3, half-past 9, A.M.
" MADRID, Sept. 29.
" Eivartcro aTide to-day his grand entree into Ma-
drid in the midst of an immense concourse, in a carriage
drawn by six horses.

" He was received in his progress with numerous
vivals. The provincial deputation and the municipality
received Lim at the mansion where the Junta holds its
sctsl'on, The town is illuminated."

Upon the above intelligence the Morning He-
rald gravely remarks—" The Pacificator (ESPAR•
TERo) has been received with full honours, and
assumed at once the privilege of Royalty by putting
six horses to his Carriage." This, Granny, is a
mistake, and were it not for its malignity might be
passed over, considering the quarter whence it pro-.
ceeds. But it so happens that the etiquette of the
Spanish Court, from time immemorial, proscribes
horses altogether; and that the privilege of Royalty
is to be drawn by eight mules, which on State oc-
casions are to be of a create colour. In entering
Madrid with six horses attached to his carriage,
EsPARTEno no more invaded the privileges of
Royalty, than if he had made his appearance in a
k 1 agg on drawn by a pair of bullocks.

The sentence of the Court of Peers on Prince
Louis NAPOLEON, though not pronounced, was
known in Paris on Sunday. It found the Prince
,uilry, and doomed him to confinement for life, in a
fortress at the option of the KING. Several of the
Peers were for condemning the Prince to death,
-hat the KING. might have an opportunity of dis-
playing his clemency by a mitigation of the sentence,
hut the old'officers of the empire were not unmind-
ful of their origin, and made a noble stand against
the creatures of the Court. So far as regards the
Prince, the sentence does not appear to us deserv-
ing of the shadow of censure. But before corn-
lienting upon it, we shall await its judicial enun-

C;ZLIUU.

THE MA liKETti.—(Tfilb DAY.)

COLONIAL MARKET.
The ruarkot was inLetive, and but kw sales were made
Privaely. Ptices, howevcr, were firmer fur nearly all
at ticks.

TEA MARKET.
Pr!ces vere rather lower for free trade ; still the de
mend was good at the public sales, and the principal part
offered was sold. Company's Co•,gou is 2s. 3id. cash.
TALLOW MARKET.
The market dull, but prices cid not give way for
P. Y. C. over 525. per cwt.

HAY MARKET.
There was but a moderate supply, and, the d(rnand
sein4 good. pric,s :lore fully supporter'. Clover, 4/. to 61. ;
Meadow, a/ to 51 ; Straw, 11 123. to 11 1-is.