The Sun.
London, England, 1833-10-12 00:00:00

LONDON,
SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER J 2, 1833,

The French Papers of Thursday are arrived
in town. There is little intelligence in them that
can be relied upon, especially on the subject of
foreign affairs. Some of them contradict the
reported differences between the French and
Russian Governments, on the subject of the
recognition of ISABELLA as Queen of Spain.
The French correspondent of a Morning Paper
contains the following :

" It being reported here (Bourse) that Government had
received intelligence of the renewal and complete suc-
cess of the Carlist revolt at Whoa, I inquired, and
was again assured in a quarter which ought to be well-
informed, that the insurrection had been put down.
Nevertheless another and an equally authoritative party
pledges itself to me that a second revolt, headed by
and Ex-Spanish guard-du-corps did actually succeed,
and that the whole of Biscay was up in arms for
Don Carlos. A similar assurance has been given
me respecting Catalonia and Estremadura. Arago❑ is
also said to he disturbed. It is reported here that tele-
graphic despatches, dated Madrid the 7th instant, have
arrived to Government, announcing that the capital was
tranquil, but that disturbances had taken place at Toledo.
No such despatches have been received; but I lament to
inform you, that accounts have otherwise reached Govern-
ment from Spain, the contents of which are of a very
serious and alarming character.
" The organisation of the French army of Observation
on the Spanish frontier has been completed, and I have
now every reaso❑ for implicitly believing that it will
advance into Spain to the support of the young Queen, it
there be any reason for apprehending the predominance of
the Carlist party.
" I have only time to add, that letters from Constanti-
nople, dated the 20th ult., were received in Paris on last
Tuesday night. The Turkish capital remained perfectly
tranquil; but a movement, favourable to the views of
ltussia, was—by the writer of these letters (a person of
distinction)—expected to take place within a month in
Moldavia and Wallachia."

FRENCH FUNDS.—Peers, OCT. 10.
Five per Cents., 1011. 30c. 100 E 95c.
Three per Cents., 73E sc. 92f. 30c.
National Loan, 10If. 30e.
Bank Actions, I,OOOE
Rente de Naples, 891. 90e.
Roman Five per Cents., 88.
Rente d'Espagne, Five per Cents., 17.
Rente d'Espagne, Three per Cents., 33.
Rova. Spanish Loan, 77.
Rente Perpet. d'Espagne, Five per Cents., 5414.
Belgian I oan, 1831, 91.

Private letters received from Bilboa state, that
in the second affray there two respectable Libe-
rals were massacred by the populace, and that
Don CARLOS'S party succeeded in proclaiming
him King of SPAIN.

The only article in the German Papers that
deserves remark is the assertion that, at the
Congress of Munchengratz, the Emperor Nl-
ctroLAs submitted a plan respecting Poland,
which cannot fail to produce a remonstrance
from England, and probably from France too—
a circumstance more than probable in our
opinion. NICHOLAS can propose nothing with
reference to Poland that can be acceptable to
France and England but the spontaneous re•
cognition of Polish independence, and what
reparation it is yet possible to make for the past