The Sun.
London, England, 1835-08-15 00:00:00

TUE SUN, LONDON, SATURDAY, AUG CST 15, 1E65.

fr;ces. The funds fell ut Vienna on -the report reaching
Cr at capital that the life of Louts PIIILLIPPF. had been at-
tempted during the celebration of the•fetes of July.

I'Ve have received the whole of the Paris Papers of
Thursday, together with the Evenins Papers dated yes-
terday. The following extracts from them comprise all the
foreign and domcstc intelligence which has not previously
appeared in this Journal :

It is said the French Governmentwiil regal M. de Rayneval from
Madrid, under the pretext of ill-health, and will leave only a
Charge de Affaires there. This step, imitated from the conduct of
Louis XVIII., at the time of the revolution, in 1820, would inti-
mate the disapprobation of Louis Philip of the disorders of which
Spain is now the theatre. In 1820, it was thesConnt de Legardes
who took the place of the I)uie of Laval Montmorency, t►ll the
Entrance of the French trop; s.
Considering all that is now passing in Spain : considering the
disorders at Barcelona, end other places, it is almost certain that
M. Mendizabal will oveithrow the Amarillas Ministry as soon as he
arrives at Madrid. Then the power will fall into the hands of the
Constitutionalists of 1820. It seems impossible for the Marquis de
las Amarillas and Count Torreno, now to contend against the de-
mantis of the liberal party.
The Moniteur, speaking of the events at Barcelona says, " Pro-
clamations abound ; they all end with ' Long live Isabella tt.'
We should like to know how they begin—for the constitution of
1812 may be proclaimed in the name of Isabella 11. ; the Infant
Don Francis de Paula may ko called on to hold the Regency ; a
change of Ministry, or of system, may be demanded; all concluding
with "Long live Isabella II." We believe that the effect of all
this will be the removal of the Ministry of Las Amarillas to make
way for a Calatrava Arguelles Ministry ; the immediate convoca-
tion of the Cortes, and the promulgation of the law called for in
the form of addresses or petitions by the Procuradores ; lastly, the
wise concessions which public opinion has long required in vain.
It is also possible that the Regency may be placed in the hands of
the Infant Don Francis.

PARIS, AUG. 13.—The papers of the frontier speak of lie Por-
tuguese intervention as effected. This does not agree with the
very recent news from Lisbon ; besides these papers have given
this intelligence before. It is agreed that the remonstrances of the
English Consul has induced Don Carlos to revoke the Decree, or-
dering the foreign auxiliaries to be shot. Cordova entered Puentela
Reyna on the sth, with three columns, amounting* to ten thousand
men ; this, perhaps, gave rise to the report of a battle which we
had yesterday.
The Vapor of the 4th announces the arrival of the foreign legion
at Majorca.—Messager, Aug. 13.
FRENCH FUN Da—Pants, Ancusr, 13.
Five psi Cents., 108 f. 95e. 10.)f. 100 f. 15c. lee. 13c.
Foul per Cents., 1)81. 00c.
ihrev per Cents., W. Ot'c. (lic. 75c.
Bata: Actions, 2,025 f 2,0-22 f 5' c.11,0.:01
'Write de Naples, 971: 97f. sc.
Roman Five per Cents., IUIU%.
aerate d'Espagne, Five per (c ii., 58 28%.
Rente d'Espagne, Three per Cents., 2.134.
%.v.. Spanish Loan,
Rente Perpetuelle d'Espagne, 37V,.
Portuguese Loan, Three per Cents, 57% 58.
Ha; tian Lea's, 370.
EXCHANGE ON LONDON.
o.:e month, paper, —f. —c. ; money, 25r. 52%c
Three months, paper, 25l 40c. ; money, 251. 37,2 C
BOURSE, THREE O'CLOCK.—The Three per Cents. fell this
morning at Tortoni's to 78f. Me., on the news of the decline
in the English funds on Tuesday. It was afterwards known
that a false report spread in London of a decline here had been
the cause of the depression in Consols, so that at the opening
of the Bourse the Three per Cents. recovered to 78f. 60c.,
and rose gradually to 78f. 90c. The Spanish securities arc
also better.
QuAwrEa TO FOVR.—Five per Cents., 109 f. 20c. ; Three
per Cents., 79f. —c. • Five per Ccnts. Spanish, 371 ; Three
per Cents. Spanish, ; Cortes, 381 H ; Coupons, 20+ ; Gueb-
hards, 39:i; Differes, 15:f ; New Loan, 47 • Actives, 46 ;
Passives, 121 ; Ducats, 97 30; Romans, 10.1 i; Paros, ;
Belgians, —; Dutch, ; Haytians, .—f. ; Brabant
Bank, —.

M PER TA L PARL I A MENT.

THIS DAY, SATURDAY, AUG. 15.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

. The Flu:At:lnt took the Chair at Twelve o'Clock.
ORANGE LODGES—MESSAGF, FROM THE CROWN,

Lard J. RUSSELL stated that he bad been directed to lay be-
fore that House a message from his Majesty, stating Tat his Ma-
jesty had received their dutiful address, submitting to him certain
resolutions passed by this House, respecting the prevalence of
Orange Lodges in the army—that his Majesty had taken the sub-
ject into his gracious consideration ; and that his faithful Commons
might rely upon his determination to adopt the most effectual
means to discourage and prevent the formation of such soeic-
ties.—(Loud cheers.) _ _