The Sun.
London, England, 1832-01-02 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

(From the Messager des Chambres, of Saturday.)
PARIS, DEC. 30.—A letter from Toulon of the
23d of December says—" The Asirolabe corvette,
which sailed from" Navarin on the 2d inst., has
arrived in this port with despatches from the Mari-!
time Prefect. It landed, at the lazaretto of INfars&'.ies,
130 soldiers of different regiments, The Garonne
has also arrived from Algiers, which it left on the
1 lth, with 300 soldiers of different corps, wheat► it
landed at Marseilles. It seems, accortkin: to letters
from Alg'ers, that a plan is in contemplati,'n to
form, by means of the river,. near that city, a broad
canal, which shall surround the plain of Meditja.
The execution of such a work would secure this
extent of ground from the irruption of the Bedouins,
would afford means to irrigate that plain, and would
facilitate the conveyance of its produce to the sea."
General d'Uzer has arrived at Lyons, and has
taken the command of the Department of the Rhone.
PONT DE BEAUVOISIN, DEC, 25.—We have re-
ceived no news from Rome, or from the Roman
States. We have only learnt that a traveller, who
left Rome on the 18th, has declared that at the
moment of his departure all was tranquil in thy
capital of the Christian world, as well as at FaPiiza
and Rimini.

It is now certain that the accounts lA' an insurrec-
tion are pure fiction.
A letter from Mane and the Loire of the 24th of
December says—" The Attorney-General in the
Royal Tribunal of Angers, having ordered the clos-
ing of an illicit establishment opened at Bluisson,
in the house of M. R., the clergyman, the justice of
peace of the district, accompanied by an cflicer and
some gendarmes, went to that commune. The
clergyman protests against all that has been done.
All the young men who are of age did the same.
M. R. protests also for the minors, adding, that if
he was prevented from instructing them at his own
house, he mould do it in the church. At the end,
the gendarmes entered, and the young people quit-
ted the place without resistance. The seals were
affixed to the doors. M. R. and his pupils refused
to sign the proces verbal."
This affair is now submitted to the tribunals.
Measures, it is said, have been taken to proceed in
the same manner against all persons who open insti-
tutions for education without having been autho-
rized to do so.

(From the National of Friday.)
A letter from Lisbon of Dec. 10, says—" Letters
from Algarve announce that a boat coming from
Gibraltar, being overtaken by bad weather, ran
aground on the 50.-, instant, near Castromarino. It
had on board ci(teen Spaniards, some of whom were
armed ; th-e storm having passed over, they re-em-
barked two fi,hing boats which they hired for a
sum of money, and fled from the coast before the
authorities of Faro had time to arrive there."

LYONS, DEC. 26.—We may hope that ail the offi-
cers and privates of the 66th will soon have orders of
knighthood. Thirteen more crosses were given to
that regiment to-day.
The action against the Gazette de Lynn)lois will
be tried on the 30th.
FRENCIT FUNOS.—PARIS, DE:e. 30—Else per Cents. Dflf. tiOc.
TO.. 75C. 800. 90e. 80c. 61)c. 50c. 45c. 96f, 50e, ; Four per Cents.,
82f. ; Three per Cents., 68f. 45c. 3.5 c. 30c. 35c. 30c. tOc. 45c. .55c.
6.5 c. -68 f. 30c. ; Bank Stock, 1,615 f. ; Rente de Naples, 77f. 75e. ;
Rente d'Espagne, 10174 ; Royal Spanish Loan, 73 7714 ; Rente
Perpetuelle d'Espagne, 58L 14 5B ; Haytian Loan,
^4of. Exchange on ndon, one month, paper, '2sf. 35c ; money,
9.5 f. 3.5 c. ; three months, paper 25f. 20c.; money, 2.5 f. 20c.—
Cours Authentique.