The Sun.
London, England, 1834-12-10 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

PARIS, DEC. 7.-The Carlists had spread a report at
Bayonne of a defeat sustained by Oraa, after which he was
said to have been made prisoner in the Borunda. A. dis-
patch, dated the 4th, completely refutes this false report.
Zumalacarreguy and Cordova were in sight of each other
for two days, but without coming to an action. On the
thini. day the former went to Villa Franca.
Accounts from Madrid of the 30th announce that the dis-
turbances at Cadiz and Grenada have entirely ceased.
Letters from Madrid of the 30th November and Ist
December have arrived by express. The Spanish Ministry
was so struck by the recal of the Duke of Wellington to
office, that it has thought it could do no better than appoint
to the Embassy to London, vacant by the resignation of
M. de Miraflores, a person agreeable to the Duke, and its
choice had fallen on General Alava, who distinguished him-
self in the war of independence as the Duke's Aid de Camp.
He has ever since remained on the most intimate terms
with him. Being exiled in 1825, he lived in England in
the Duke's own house, and professes an attachment to him
more sincere perhaps than well-judged.
Our correspondent at Bayonne writes to us on the 4th :
---4, A report has been spread here, and you will perhaps
read it in some of the journals of this city, that an action
very advantageous to the Queen's troops had taken place
near Viana. Nothing can be more false. Cordova was
for two days in sight of Zumalacarreguy, whom he wished
to attack, but having consulted his principal officers (which
he is obliged to do), not one was of his opinion. Such
scenes are worse than a defeat."
Zumalacarreguy went to Villa Franca de la Ribera, to
punish the Urbanos who enlisted against him. He entered
the city, seized some of them, and had them shot in the
presence of their families. These scenes, and others
equally horrible, pass almost in sight of the Queen's army,
which is unable to repress them.
General Harispe has just received intelligence that the
English vessels stationed on the coast of Biscay, have re-
ceived orders no longer to oppose the landing of any article
whatever.-Message r, Dec. 8.
BOURSE, MONDAY, DEC. 8.-The success of the Ministers
in the Chamber of Deputies on Saturday evening has bad a
strong effect on the French Funds. The rise in the English 3 per
Cents., and the expectation of the acceptance of office by Sir R.
• Peel, have also contributed to this effect. Yesterday the 3 per
Cents. were done at Tortoni's at 77f. 5c., ex dividend ; sad
78f. 55c. This morning, before the opening of the Market
several bargains had been done at 77f. 35 c. and 37c. ; bu
they have singe receded to 77f. 25 c., which is the presen
price, after having been at 77f. 15 c.
In the Spanish Stock very little business is doing.
prices remain steady. No news nor reports on 'Change.
HALF-PAST THREE O'CLOCK. -Five per Cents., 106
60c. ; Three per Cents., 77f. 35c. ex. div. ; Five per Cents
Spanish, 43+; Three per Cents. ditto, 27+; Cortes, 40+
Guebhaal Royal, 454 ; Coupons, 25; Differes, 15 ; Ducats,
93,75 ; Roumins, 9.1+ ; Pedros, 844; Miguels 27i.
FRENCH FUNDS.--eARIS, DEc. 8.
Five per tits., 10,f. 49c. 50c. 45c.
Four per Cen
ts. 93 -c.
Three per Cents f.., 771. 761 05c. 77f. 10c.
Rents de Naples, DI:: 50c. 75c. 70c.
Roman Five per Cents., 94X14 93.
Rents trEspagne, Five per cents., 48 40 40%.
Rente d'F,spagne, Three per es..lltlL. Ni
Royal Spanish Loan, 454 4,
Rents Perpet. d'Espagne, Five per Cent., 43,4%.
Portuguese Loan, Five per Cents., 8-1 8.11.
EXCHANGE ON LONDON.
O.iemonth, paper, 231. 22'4c.; money. -1. -e•
Three months, paper, 25f. 20c.; money, 2.5 f. 1734 c.
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