The Sun.
London, England, 1833-03-12 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS,

(From the Messager des Chambres of Sunday.)
PAnts, MARCH 9.—The enlisting for the service of
Don Pedro continue,. at Paris, and our last accounts from
Oporto inform us that some d,tachments, composed of
French and Poles, had arrived at.tbeir destination. But
the Government has no concern in tbese•operitions, '
We
learn that its policy in the' affairs of Portugal is on tl
point of underving, if it has not already undergone, a
change-by no means favourable to the cause of Don Pedro.
We will add that information which seems to come
from good authority, induces us to believe that it is not
on the affairs of Portugal only that the foreign policy of
the Cahinet is on the point of being modified, in a manner
which will' remove it further from its true support, which
ought to be the sympathy of the people excited in foreign
countries by the great events of July.
(From the Journal du Commerce.)

PARIS, MARCH S.—lt is evident to everybody that
what has occurred in the Chamber this week has changed
the situation of the Chambers. The Cabinet has lost ,
the majority on several questions ; on others it has ob-
tained it with great difficulty, and it becomes evident that
either the Ministry must he remodelled or the Chamber
dissolved, and perhaps we may soon see both these events
take place.
The language of the Ministerial journal this evening
confirms this opinion, at least with respect to the dissolu-
tion. It warmly attacks the third pry, and pretends that
the Ministry has the majority now because it had it on the
address, and that this majority will defend the Adminis-
tration ; but, fores.eing the case that the majority might
despise the voice of wisdom, and make an advance to the
inconsistent Royalists, the Ministry exclaims, through the
medium of the Nonvelliste, "W e will appeal to France,
and the genius of France will be with us."
The Echo de in FrontTh're (a Valenciennes journal) has
the following article, dated March 7 •—" A repot t has been
spread that the fortresses in the Department of the North
were going to be a, med again, or at least that th disarming
was suspended. There is nn foundation for this report.
The disarming of Valenciennes is just completed, to the
great satisfaction of the citizens, who have regained entire
possession of the ramparts for their promenades, and of
the troops of the garrison, which had to furnish a great
number of sentinels in the batteries The reports of war

die away. The accounts from Holland are of a pacific
nature. Furloughs continue to he granted, and there is
every reason to believe That the renewal of hostilities
Allis less probable than ever."
The Quotidienne and Gazette de France quote the
following article from the Gazette du Perigord, dated
March 6 :

" March 2.
" Sir—Yesterday Drs. Cuitrac, CratelotM, Canibae,
llottrges, and Meynier. met at the citadel by superior.
orders, to see Madame, whose health gives us such joist
and great uneasiness.
" After the most attentive and conscientious exatnina,
tion of every thing that 'could prnaged in the minds entire.
conviction. they entered on a consultation.
"The first qu.stion was relative to the state of Madame's.
lungs, and it was answered in a manner which leaves no'
doubt of the imminent dangi.r of exposing the Prioce'Ss
any longer to the atmosphere of our country.
" Proceeding to the second' que'stirm, that of pregnancy,•
the physicians declared that they refrained from giving an
opinion for want of conviction.. These two decisions were
unanimous.
" It is affirmed that ..,,Nlarlatue insister', however, that
this fact should IT c,nfitrited hy their: report, • 'assuring
them that it really exists ; bother entreaties Were vain.

" She did not conceal her chagrin, or -rather :her tie
spair, at being so confined. • Above all things,- I treed
liberty, and my native air.' Marlame again aKintrtd the'
physicians, when she left t`atm, that sl,e Warr .rtlarri.d and
pregnant, and, requeste'l them tosay so, in nrder to pre.
vrnt enl9,,ions, wfi,ich would again he a Most cruel trir:,
•
went to her. Till my fri,,n4la si,e ashirql, with thall
warmth of expression for which she is remark-114e ; tell
0-ern that they may be racy on my acerrunt,- and that they
will have no cause to blush at a marriage. all the circuni-
st,nces of which they will he made acquainted wig], itn-
rnediately on my arrival in ftph%'
FRENCH Ftfilni, PARIS MAntn. St.—Five per Cvnts., 10:1f. 15c.
102 f. 102 f. 20c. 25c. 102 f. t?Ile. 25" c. '21:1e.'125C. Fotu• and a flaw per
Cents., 97f. 55c. ; Four err (tilts., 931. ; Three per Cents., 7Sf..
yo, goe:o:',e. 79f. 7t-t: 95e. Natioral. Loan, Bdtik
Actions, 1,7000 1,0971' 50c. ; Reuse tie Naples, 91f. 91f. 111 c.
20c. 91f. ; lionsan. Five 'per Ceni,5.,•87.4 4 %;
Five per Cent.,l3•; Rente (vEspagne, 'Mr.. Pet uentt•-:40•V
44 7,4 44 4.4% 44 ; 'Royal Spanish Loan, tit ASIt4 ; Bente Per-
pettielle d'Espagne, Five per Cent., 691 A 70(.4;74
Loan. 90 897 i, 90 9914V,S 90%. . Exchange on
London, one month, money, '251. BPc.; three months, paper, 25f.
70e,; money, ‘.2.1f. 70c.—Cours Atithentipk. '

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PRICES OF STOCKS TMSDAY AT ONF O'CLOCK.
!bank Stock .......... shut New 5 per Cent • • 121
iper Cnnt Red
3 ier Cert Cons. .81414 8 Ditto Bonds 54-36 pm.
334 per C-nt shut South Sea Stock . ........... 98,14
• D.I to Re.:....
New 334 ter Cent. 95' 314 New Ditto...—. ........... .•• --
3:per Cent. Ann. 17:2h
3 PP: Cent. 1826 ....
P...ink bong A nn..fo expire ' I Ditto .„..5i1r 47 48 otu.
Jan. 5, 18IiI:' shut , Ditto Small
Oct. 10, .1450 stint ~ Ditto Commercial ...... -- -ni,
'Jan, 5, 15th
lan. ii, 1550 — 'Bank for Account .....„. . ... 198
April 5, 1880 — India fir Account
20636 7
fan. 5,1,17 I• — Cons Mr April 12 88%14

PRICES OP FOREIGN. FUNDS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Austrian Bonds ....... ..... —95 te (Peruvian Bonds 1514
Belgian 80nd5....... 8914 Portuguese Bonds 50,,
Ditto Account B9IA 9'4 Ditto Account 5114
Brazilian Bonds 62N ,:", f Regency Scrip 6l dis.
Ditto Account 6214 2 j Ditto Account
RtICTIOS Ayres Ponds 25 iPrunsinn Bonds
Ditto Account — I Ditto Bonds, 182
Chilian Bonds i Russian Bonds, 1822 • 10394
Ditto Account "2'/ ! Ditto Account 1031,4.
Columbian Bonds l4 I New Loan 96
Ditto Account !Spanish Bonds, 1821 —18%14 1/2
. Ditto Bonds, 1824 ....
Ditto Account ' Ditto Bonds, 183
Danish Bonds 74 i Ditto Account l7l } 7
Ditto Account 73% 4 French Rentes, sp. C. —f —C.
(reek Bonds .2614 1— Exchange —f. —c.
Ditto Bonds, 1825. 35% ' ------3 per cent. —f —c.
Ditto Account — ; ---- Exchange ......- —f —c.
Mexican Bonds, 5 per cent 3O i Dutch, 21 p. c 4614 94
Ditto Account Ditto Account 4694% 7
Ditto, 6 per cent ....... .....35q.; Ditto, sp. c 88%
Ditto Account :36; Ditto Account ... ...... 88Y4 %
!Yeapolitan.....„ ..........