The Sun.
London, England, 1835-03-04 00:00:00

DEPARTURES.

The Duke of Bedford, for Woburn Abbey ; the Marquis
de la Vatelle, from Fenton's Hotel, St. James's-street, for
Paris ; William Conyngham, Esq., from ditto ; Mr. and Mrs.
Tyrrell, from ditto, for their seat, near Colchester ; Viscount
Lismore and the Hon. C. Callaghan, from the Pulteney Hotel,
Albemarle-street ; Lady Acton, from ditto ; John Fylon. Esq.,
'from the Berners Hotel,Berners-street; Lady Edward Thynne,
on a visit to the Earl and Countess of Glengall, at Cahir
Castle, county Tipperary; Lord Ongley, from Fladong's Hotel,
Oxford-street, for Italy ; the Hon. Mrs. Cunliffe Otiley and
the Hon. Miss Arabella Crewe, from Grosvenor-street, for
ditto ; J. W. Scott, Esq., M.P., for Rotherfield, Hants ; the
Earl of Lisburne, from the Pulteney Hotel, Albenwle-street,
for Leamington ; the Hon. and Rev. Lowther Barclugton,
from ditto ; Lady Wade, from Gordon's Hotel, Albemarle,.
street, for Dean. House, Hampshire ; Edward Wade, Esq.,
from ditto, for ditto ; T. H. Wadnington, Esq., from ditto,
for Elm Hall, Norfolk.

FRENCH PAPERS.

PARIS, MACH I.—The accounts from Madrid of the 22d
of February,.state that the new Ministers hail entered on the i
functions, except Valdez. The appointment of Messre. De-
hesse and Medrano, did not seem to add much to the strength
and popularity of the Ministry, which is threatened, besides,
with a speedy dissolution by the ill health of the President of
the Council. The Cortes are proceeding with activity in
their concluding labours. In the Sittings nfthe 19th and 206,
the Procuradorea adopted the first 15 articles of the Project
of Law on National Property.
The Eco del Comercio says, that orders have been given to
remove to the Pearl frigate, which is at Corunna, the twenty-
seven officers taken on board the Isabella Anee, when they
came from England to join the rebels, This journal believes,
not without some probability, that it is intended to facilitate
their escape, and it invites the authoritities of Galicia to be
watchful.
The journals speak of an engagement, in which Colonel
Aspirez has defeated the Cure Merino, who escaped with 30
or 40 horse.
The accounts from Bayonne of the 25th of February, bring
no important news from the frontier. The troops of the line
remaining- in garrison at Barcelona and Figueiras, have
gone to Mataro, whence the Captain-General has sent them to
the mountains, as well as several detachments of militia. lie
himself set out on the 16th in the same direction. It seems
that the insurrection gains strength about Berga and Sol-
sena. Major General Bassa had his head-quarters at Cordova.
The levy of the quintas (that is, the periodical recruiting
of the army) proceeds rapidly, and is nearly completed in the
kingdom of Valencia. An expedition is made in Catalonia,
where the recruiting is effected by the payment of a bounty
and by voluntary enlistment. •
A letter from Perigeux, in which town there are many
Spanish fugitives, says :—" We can state, as certain, that the
Government has just taken measures for -granting relief in
money and monthly support to the Spaniards who take refuge
in France in consequence of the civil war which desolates the
frontiers."
The following ia the report of the day on the return of M.
Sebastiani to Paris : that he will retain the embassy to Lon-
don ; that he comes to Paris as the auxiliary of Marshal Soult ;
that as President of the Council, with or without a portfolio,
81;,5c;,91°C4)c...
the budget %ail be granted to him ; and that when tho budge
is obtained M. Sebastiiianri:Niil)l3ritiu,Arknviloi‘haisup:siit. at London.—
,
Nessayer, March 2.
Five per Cents., 109 f. 40c. 50c. 10c.
Four per Cents.,
Bank Necrtito.nels',tsl.,R37'4llf. I,Blor
96f. 90c. 95c. 80c.
ftranini Five per Cents., 9t3ti
Bente ,i'Espagne, Five per Cents., 45 45V, Ns.
Heisti! WET:Agile, Three per Cents., .)!3 .
line r' Spanish Loan,- • 5% 14
Heists. Pripet. tlT.spagne, Five per Cent., 45% %;i.,
fieigian Lean, live per Cents , 102,4.
Pori iiguese Loan, Five per Cents., 9'2%.
Haytian Lose, 390 f
EXCHANGE ON LONDON.
O,emonth, paper, —t:—c. ; money, 25f. 30c.
Three months, paper, —f. —c.; money, '2sf, 17,4 c.
Aulhenlique.
BOURSE, MONDAY, MARCH 2, 3 O'CLOCK.—This being set-
tling day, the market has been very boisterous, inclining con-
stantly to a further rise. The measure adopted by the Caisse
de Consignation is of high importance; they will purchase
about the value of 12,000 f. 3 per Cents., or other French
stock to that value. It is highly reprobated by every body as
an illegal measure, as the Caisse de Consignation is merely
a depot which ought never to be laid open to any chance of a
rise or a fall ; the failure of a great jobber, although not of a
• first-rate of solvability, has also contributed to the rise.
Yesterday the 3 per Cents. were already done at 79f. 80c.,
making 801. lOc. for the end of March. This morning the
rise continued ; they have been done, at 80f. 35c., and are now
at that price. A representation in form of a petition is talked
of, to represent to the Chamber all the illegal and quiet mea-
sures which are taken to encourage the jobbers for the rise,
:nd which occasion great losses, confusion, and ruin to thou-
sands. The Ministers will be impeached in this. If it will meet
with many 2iematures is still a matter of doubt.
The demand, but not higher in price, except
the new
Spanishewloai w hiclr has .heen done at 661 to No arrange-
ment of tic Ministry.
130 casr, QUARTEII -ro Foua.—Five per Cents., 109 f. 45c. ;
3 per Cents.' 79f. 65c. ; 5 per Cent. Spanish, 454; 3 per Cent.
ditto, '"7-.1; Cortes, 45* ; Coupons, ZIA ; Guebhard, 45i ; Djf_
fer6s, ; New Loan, 66/i ; Ducats, 9690; Romans, 98 ; Bel-
gians, 1021 ; Pedros, ; Haytians, 390.
The 3 per Cents. have receded; strong and heavy sales have
been made.

P. S. Tho sudden fall is attributed to the resolution of the
Caisse d'Epargnes not to purchase Rentes.

BRUSSELS PAPERS.

BRUSSELS, MARco I.—lt is affirmed to be finally decided
that there shall be only one class of the Iron Cross.
Four Sections have examined the law on Public Instruction ;
the Ist and 2d Sections have not yet completed their investi-
gations. Five Reporters have already been named. It is
generally reported that M. Brabant will lay the Report before
the Chamber. The labours of the central Section will be
long, and it is therefore supposed that only the Articles rela-
tive to the Universities and the examining Committee can be
discussed during the present Session. The Academical Se-
nate of the University of Louvain has just sent to the Cham-
bers a memorial, praying for the preservation of that ancient
institution. It has placed at the head of the memorial the
Address presented to the King on the 16th of August, 1834,
on the part of the University. It has been several times
stated in the Chambers, that young men married women very
much advanced in life, for the sole purpose of being excused
from serving in the Militia, but it seems that the instances of
exemption are very few. Thus the statistical tables of the
Classes of 1832, 1833, and 1834, prove that out of 36,926
young men composing the Class of 1832, only 19 were ex-
empted as being married ; that of 39,283 of the Class of 1833,
26 were exempted for the same reason ; and of the 39,000 of
the Class of 1834, only 14, who had married before the' call=
ing out of that Class, were exempted.
The steam vessel built at Brussels by M. Cochaux, was
tried on Thursday with the greatest success at Boom, in pre-
sence of a deputation, consisting of the principal members of
the municipality. In twenty minutes two boats, each of fifty
tons, were filled with earth or mud taken from the bottom of
the water. This invention will be of the greatest service to
navigators, by clearing the ports and canals which are choaked
up, and by removing the sand banks which form bars at the
mouths of most rivers, and render the entrance so dangerous.
By the aid of this powerful machine, a port may be cleared
to the depth of twenty-five or thirty feet, and rendered capa-
ble of receiving the largest merchantmen and men of war.
The English papers of the 27th have not arrived.—Brus-
sea Papers, March 2.