The Sun.
London, England, 1833-08-22 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

(From Galignanrs Messenger of Tuesday.)
Letters of the 16th inst., from Bash., announce that
order has been re-established ; business has been resumed,
and 'he money and valuable effects removed to St. Louis
have been brought hack. The force of the army of occu-
pation amounts to 15,000 men ; but the town is recon-
ciled to this, by seeing that the country is also occupied
by federal troops. A commission has been appointed to
inquire into the occurrences of the 2d and 3d.
The Helvetie of Porentruy says,—" What will the
Diet do, now that it has caused the two separated cantons
to be occupied ? Will it attempt a reunion ? This
would be desirable, if it could be effected voluntarily ;
but that is quite impossible. The wisest mode of pro-
ceeding on the part of the Diet would be to sanction
again the constitutions of the two exterior cantons, and
to convoke the constituencies of Basle town and Schweitc
interior."
Accounts from Landau have reached us to the 16th
instant. From the exertions of the authorities order has
been restored, and the peace of the town has remained un-
disturbed since the 14th. The foreman of the jury was
sufficiently recovered to resume his functions on the 15th,
and the trial proceeded till the 16th, when all the prison-
ers were acquitted.
The Frankfort Journal contains the following :
" The Society of Giovane Italia has just given a
strong proof of its existence in the Austrian States of
Italy. The diligence from Mestre was recently stopped
by a band of men, who, having carefully examined the
passports of the passengers, singled out one, and barba-
rously murdered him before the face of his companions.
It appears that the unfortunate person was identified by
them as having formerly belonged to the Carhonari, and
af•erwards seceded, and made revelations of the secrets of
the sect, which led to further important discoveries. He
had been c )ndemned to death in pursuance of the statutes
of the Giovane Italia."

The Augsburg Gazette of the 16th inst., contains
the following of the 10th from Vienna :—" We learn that
the absence of Prince Mettetnich from this capital will he
longer than was expected. It is again asserted that the
Emperor of Russia will arive in Bohemia in a few weeks,
whence it is inferred that the Monarchs will then personally
confer and decide upon the points with are now being dis-
cussed by their Ministers. The Austrian sloop Lipsia
arrived at Trieste on the Bth, with Lieutenant-Colonel
Prokesh, from Alexandria "

The Government of Nassau has reduced the import
duties on cotton twist for making stockings, cape, and
similar articles, from two florins thirty kreutzers, or five
francs eight sous, to fifty kreutzers, or one franc eighteen
sous a quintal (1001 b. French.)
We find by the German papers, that on the 4th inst.
a quantity of snow fell at Rothenberg, near Nuremburg,
and on the 6th, at Middleburgb, in Holland. In the
night of the 6th there was a sharp frost at Leonberg, in
Wurtemberg.

The Diana di Roma states, that on July 31 the
Jesuits of Rome celebrated the festival of the founder of
their order, Ignacius Loyola, with the usual pomp in the
c iurch of the Jesuits. The most distinguished members
of the Sacred College, and of the Court of his Holiness,
were present.

The Ancona Journal of the 9th instant announces,
after accounts from Rome, that the banker Torlonia is
gone to Naples to negotiate a new loan for the Pontifical
Government, and farm out the custom duties of the
Roman states. A French vessel was expected at Ancona,
to take home the soldiers whose term of service has expired.
Yesterday the Ambassador of Queen Donna Maria
had a very long conference with the Minister for Foreign
Affairs, which, it is said, related to the acknowledgment
of her Majesty by the Government of France.
We learn from Cherbourg that during the King's visit
to that port, shout 50 yachts, belonging to the Irish and
the Royal Yacht Clubs, are expected to arrive, when sail.
ing matches will take place between the yacht squadron
and the pilot boats of Cherbourg. There will also be
jousts on the water as near as possible to the shore, in
order to afford amusement to the numerous visitera that
may be expected there during his Majesty's stay. Fire-
works will be discharged from the yachts, which, as well
as the French vessels in harbour, will be illuminated every
night.
The Gazette de France bas the following :—.6lntelii-
gence from the camp before Oporto has been received to-
day at Paris. Martha! de Bourmont had just marched at
the head of 10,000 men, and leaving as great a number
before the place, he was proceeding toward Lisbon,
where he hoped to enter, after having rallied the corps
of Cadaval and other troops, presenting an eff,ctive force
nearly as great. The Constitutional troops which occupy
Lishun have made no movement, and do not appear to
have any intention of qnitting it."
PAtus, Ave. 20.—STocK EXCHANGE, Auu. 19, half
past four, Y. 31.-The stagnation in business that prevailed

last week continnFs, and the price of stocks has again

receded slightly. Although there have been no news, a
rumour is afloat to account for the depression. Neapoli-
tan maintain their ground, but other Foreign Securities in
general are rather lower. For money, the Fives have
fallen 10e., the Threes se. ; Belgian 4, Rentes Perpe-
tnelles k, Don Miguel's Loan 1. Neapolitan have risen
10c. For the end of the month, the Fives have declined
Ioe., the Thiees sc. ; Neapolitan have improved 5c.,
Spanish Threes *.
Pants, AUc. 20.—The French funds continue steady,
and those which are affected by Portuguese news have
fluctuated as usual. Tz.e Five per Cents, closed at 105 f.,
and the Three per Cents. at 77f. 15c., buyers, both for
the end of the month. The Miguelite Scrip (not quoted
in the Cours Athentique) was last done to-day at 51.
FRENCH FUNDS.—Pmus, Am. 20.
Five per Cents., 10f.f. 10If. 95c.
Four per Cents., 94f. 20c.
Three per Cents., 76f. 85c. 90c. 77f.
Bank Actions, 1,705 f.
Rente de Naples, 92f. 75c 85c.
Roman Five per Cents., 92.
Rente d'Espagne, Five per Cents., 1714 17.
Rente d'Espagne, Three per Cents., 43% !.6
Hoy, Spanish Loan, S 6.
Rente Perpet. d'Espagne, Five per Cents., 69% N.
Belgic Loan, 1531, 97% %.
FACHANGE ON LONDON.
One month, paper, 25f. 50c. ; money, 25f. 50c.
Three months, paper, 25f. 40c. ; money, 25f. 40c.
—Coars Authentique.