The Sun.
London, England, 1833-05-13 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

The Gazette de France makes no mention of the etc-
couchement of the Duchess of Berry, although it was
announced last night by the Ministerial paper, an an-
nouncement confirmed by the Moniteur this morning. The
Quotidienne declares the intelligence to be
i false and ca-
lumnious. " The accouchement," it says n plain terms,
"is fabulous—a lying piece of news, for which the false
declaration in the Moniteur of February 26, had prepared
the way. Those who concealed themselves behind the
walls of Blaye, to promulgate the decliration of Feb. 22.
were liars ! and those who still hide themselves there, to
give us the news of May 10, are also liars."
The Augsburg Gazette of the 7th inst., contains the
following of the 2d from Vienni :—" Considerable busi-
ness has been done on Change to-day, and the funds have
improved, in consequence of peace having been concluded
between the Porte and Mehemet Ali. Ihrahitn Pacha is
said to have renounced Adana, contenting himself with
the other territories conferred on him and his father
The possession of Adana is of treat importance, on
account or the excellent timber with which it
abounds. Ibrahim Paella, it is stated, proposed to the Porte,
is the name of his father, to make other concessions
if Adana were ceded to Egypt ; but the Sultan would not
listen to it. The presence of the Russian troops seems
to hive inspired him with more confidence, and to have
rendered him less tractable. The English Charge d'Affaires
also, it is presumed, has encouraged the Sultan in his re-
solution not to give up Adana, as its possession by Mehe-
met Ali would enahle him to obtain timber for ship-
building, by which Egypt might be rendered a formidable
maritime pow r. The state of the Turkish empire, how-
ever, is such, that the victorious vassal may quietly await
the moment when he will obtain, without great difficulty,
what be cannot now exact without evident danger. Next
week the Duke of Salerno will leave Vienna for Naples ;
the Duke of Lucca also will return to Lucca. Metalliques,
Five per Cents., are 921; Ditto, Four per Cents., 82i;
Bank Acti.sns, 1,209 2-sths." The same paper has the
following intelligence of the 30th ult. from Trieste :
"At the departure of the Greek steamer, which
arrived here a few days since, perfect tranquillity
prevailed in Greece. Decrees h.id been issued for
the organization of the land and sea forces, and
another was expected fur the division of the territory. The
notorious Theodore Griva, who, at the time of anarchy,
penetrated in Missolonglii with a body of armed men, and
committed the most horrid cruelties, was arrested at Nau-
plia, but, by the aid of his brother, he succeeded in making
his escape. Wass() Balgaro, who has been guilty of simi •
hr crimes, keeps himself concealed in Maina. Pietro
Bey Mauromichali is at Nauplia, but is placed tinder the
surveillance of the polit e. Admiral Miaulis, who is a'so
at Nauplia, has retired from the service. King Otho has
t iken upon himself the chief command of the army and
navy of Greece. Two corps, one of regular and the other
of irregular troops, are now being formed it is said that
Zevellaa and Colocotroni the younger, will be appointed
their commanders. The Government has also given or-
ders to continue recruiting in Bavaria for the regular
Greek troops. King Otho is very popular, and daily
makes excursions nn horseback in the vicinity of Nauplia."
The steamer Nageur, which arrived a few days ago at
Toulon from Algiers, had on board the British Consul-
General, who has been recalled by his Government. The
ex-Consul, upon his arrival, learned that at the post-office
there were despatches addressed to the "Consul-General
.of England," and made an application to have them deli-
vered to him, but he was informed by the postmaster that
they must proceed to their destination, and could only be
delivered at Algiers.
The 21/oniteur contains a list of the artists whose works
figured at the late exhibition, on whom marks of distinc-
tion have been conferred. Honourable mention has been
made of 99; medals of the first class have been granted to
4; of the second class to 41 ; and of the third class to 25.
Works have been purchased by the civil list, or orders for
works given to 108 artists.
Faysicii FUNDS, PARIS, May 11.—Fiveper Cents. 102f.70c. 75c.
lth2f. 60c.; Four and a Half per Cents. 90f. 50c.; Four per
Cents. lo2f. 90c. ; 'Three per Cents. 77f. 75c. 80c. 90c. ; National
Loan, 10•2. f. 80c. ; Bank Actions, 1,760 f. ; Rente de Naples,
92f. 45c. 40c. 50c. ; Roman Five per Cents., 49 ; Rente d'Espagne,
Five per Cents. 16; Three per Cents. 44% Va ; Royal Spanish
Loan, 89 ; Rente Perpetuelle d'Espagne, Five per Cents.
!,4 ; Belgic Loan, 1831, 881,4 rk ; Haytian Loan, 265 f.—
Exchange on London, one month, paper, 25f. 75c.; money,
Of. 70c. ; three months, paper, 25f. 65c. ; money, 2.5 E 60c.—
Cowes Authentique.