The Sun.
London, England, 1833-04-19 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

(Frem Le Tempt of Tuesday, April 16.)
PARIS, Arum 15.—1 t apeeats certain that the French
Government, yielding to the urgent represent oinns of
Russia. has formally disavowed the conduet of Admiral
Raus-in. It is stated that the Fr nth vessels sent to the
Arrhipelaeo are to second the movernerrs of the Russian
troops. Thus we shall act against the Pacha of Eeypra
one of our most useful allies, and to the advantage of
Russia, our natural enemy. According to the policy
adoptel by the French Ministers, they every where- place
themselves on the side of the stronger against the wetker
party, without knowing that they are multiplying their
own dangers ; they are far from thinking or s tying th
the Doctrion sires h:-tray France and seek to sell us to a fo-
reigner. fur although acts fall within the province of public
discussion, it is not so with intentions. It must be con-
fessed, however, that if the men who direct our pus lic
affairs had resolved upon the ruin of France, they would
not proceed differently ; and. how can it be ex: ected that
Foreign Powers will become more moderate in their exac•
tione when everything they exact is granted to them ? This
is the thir I humiliation which has been inflicted upon a
kingdom of thirty-two millions of souls. GeneralGuilletninot
had laid the basis of an alliance, offensive and defensive,
between France and the Ottoman Porte, but the Govern •
ment disavowed him at the (lenient' of Russia. Captain
Gallois forced the gates of Ancona ; the act, however,
was disapproved by the Government, at the instance of
Austria. Adniir,l Ruussin displayed no less firmness in
demanding the departure of the Russian fleet, but he again
is disavowed in consequence of remonstrances on the part
of Russia. Thus it will be difficult in future to find men
of courage willing to represent Preece.
(From the Messager des Chambres of Tuesday.)
Piers, APRIL 15.—Persns who are, cr at least pre-
tend to be, interested in the mysteries of the Stock Ex-
change, account fur the rise which the Spanish funds have
lately experienced, by the conclusion of a loan for 500
millions of reels (120 millions of francs) nominal capital,
at 3 per cent., which is said to have been circulated by
the }muse of A—, for the Government of King Ferdi-
nand ; the rate is stated to be 40 and 6 per cent. com-
mission. The recent political acts of the Cabinet of Madrid,
and particularly the convocation of the Cortes, to declare
the right of the King's daughter to the throne, are sup-
posed to be especially contrived to facilitate this transaction.
There are very singular reports respecting the Poles, whose
minden departure from their depots in France, still engage
the attention of the public, and of the diplomatic body.
It is said that a detachment of them having entered the
Grand Duchy of Been, had been joined by a regiment of
Bad-n sent to dispurse them. Secret connection with the
army of Switzerland is also spoken or, calculated to excite
great uneasiness in the de'enders of the state quo in Ger-
many. Some persons have affirmed that Bautguin, well
known for the p he took in the late events at Nuechatel,
in consequence of which he was obliged to fix hi• residence
in France, has Joined the Poles to lead them to a new
attack on the Prussian Government in that principality ;
what is more certain is, that a traveller, who has arrived
to-day from Switzerland, saw in that country a great
number of those Piles, who were greatly embarrassed tv, al
to do with themselves between Germany, which they cannot
enter for want of passports, and France which
will no longer give them an assylum. Swi zer-
land is hospitable, but the He,velian Governm nt
has no funds at its disposal to suppart their new guests,
who besides, being for the mast part officers ant nobles,
are unable to apply to aericu ture or manufactures.
(From the Journql du Commerce.)
PARIS, APRIL 15 —Toe Duke of Orleans has not set
out for London his journey is deferred till the be-
ginning of 51,,y. By that time it is hoped that some-
thing more positive respecting the East will be known,
and his Royal Highness will tie able to confer with wore
advantage on that important affair. It seems that the
question of Ho land and Belgium will likewise be dis-
cussed. Marshal Sonic Admiral de Rigny, and several
generals, were with toe Doke of Orleans at noon.
Count d'Appot.y went to the Department of Fweign
Affairs this morning; he was soon join d by Lord Gran
vine, and both had a long conference with the Duke de
Broglie. M. d'Appuny then went to the Russian Atn-

ha.ssddor's.
It is said that M. de Broglie has prevailed on M
d'Appony to defer his depaiture, promising to give him al
satiatactiun respecting the evacuation of Ancona.

A report has been spread of serious disturbances in
the Electorate of Hesse, which had induced the Fetich
Minister to leave Cassel. An insurreciion in the Grand
Duchy of Baden, and the destrtion of part of the Hoops
sent against the insurgents were also spoken of, hut le,s
confideLtly. These statements, which w, (the National)
mention without answering for them, are said to have
reached our Government by the telegraph.
The Constitutional, a Frankfort paper, contains the

following article, dated Au•trii, April 2 :
" The affairs of the East, the arrangement of wh
ch
has been so prematurely announced by the Ft ench and
German journal., s esu to b.-come more entangled than
ever. Tue treaty of Feb. 23 between France and
Turkey, so triumphantly announced in the French jour-
nclo, is no longer spoken ot, and we observe with asto-
nishment 'ha', even at Constantinople, no mention,
official or non-offici sl, has been made of it. Some p• ople
doubt its existence, and think the reports sp ead on the
subject were circulated with some design. Tue Russian
fleet, far from leaving the Bosphorus, receives a consid, r-
ode reinforcement, under Admiral Kutnaney, and the
conduct of M. Butinieff, the Russian Atnba,sa,or, being
perfectly in harmony with the contract of the Porte, has
been approved in every particular by the Emperor, his
Sovereign.
The Moniteur of Monday publishes the usual quarterly
statement of the produce ot the indirect t compared
with the receipts in the corresponding quarters ot the two
preceding years:— Francs,
One Quarterof 1833
Ditto of 1831

Increase in 1833

One Quarter of 1832

Increase in 1833

The principal items of increase are—
_ .

2,505,000
1,500 000
1,226,000
333,000

Stamp Duties, &c
Customs, &L.
Excise on Liquors
Post.offiee
The principal items of decrease are—

Salt Duties
Sale of Tobacco and Snuff
S of Gunpowder
The Lottery

892 000
580,000
119,000
453,000

BRUSSELS AND GERMAN PAPERS

13RUSSELS, APRIL 13.—Yesterday afternoon her Royal
Highness Midame Adelaid,, arrived here, aecuinpanied by
the Duke de Nemours, and the Princesses Maria and Cle-
mentina.

M. de Theur, who set out for his country seat the day
after the adjournment of the Chamber, has returned to
Brussels. He lt ,d yesterday a very long audience of the
King. Some person. have inferred from this that M. de
Theur was commissioned to form a new ministry.
The day be►ore yesterday General Baron Evain visited
the cannon foundry at Liege. Two cannon were cast in
his presence.
General Goblet has gone to Tournay, and will return
on Tuesday next.
A letter from the frontiers says, "For some days pas:.
numerous desertions have beat observed among the Dutch.
Forty-nine soldiers deserted at once, and the other day six
hussars arrived with their arms and horses. They are,
for the most part, Jews, and inhabitants of North Brabant,
who seemed to be attracted by the reward offered to Dutch

deserters."
BRUSSELS, Aram 14.---A commercial letter received
yesterday morning by one of the most respectable houses