The Sun.
London, England, 1835-10-03 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

(From Galignanii .illessenger of Thursday.)
08th nit. says Let-
The Memorial liordelais of the -
of the ex-Mi-
ters from Madrid represent that the
nisters Toreno and Martinez de la Rosa, and tru: .members
of the Council of Regency, Amarillas and Walla, are .s°
far in danger, that they remain as it were imprisoned at
Madrid, the irritated inhabitants of the province having
threatened to do justice upon. all they take to be the above-
mentioned four personages, who they believe will endeavour
to escape out of the kingdom in disguise. They are accused
of having yielded to foreign influence—of having con--
stantly advised the Queen Regent not to comply with the
petitions addressed to the Crown by the Juntas—of having
neglected taking measures to repress the Carlist insurrec'
tion—of having degraded the national character by calling
for foreign aid ; and, finally, of having entertained the infe-
rring yroi;. e, of marrying the young Queen to the son of
Don Carlos."
The Borsen Halle of the 24th ult. has the following
from Stockholm, of the 18th
We learn from Drontheim that the King distributed
there a great number of decorations in a Chapter' of Orders
holden by his Majesty. In Norway the elections continue
for the Bth Storthing. We have received intelligence thee
during the night of the 2d the town of Skelleftea, in
Western Bothnia, fell a prey to the flames. The church
and parsonage-house, with the district post-office and two
other houses, were alone preserved. This town had at-
tained great prosperity, chiefly from its ship-building. The
church, which is considered to be the largest and most
beautiful in the north, resembles a Grecian temple. The
Russian squadron, composed of nine ships of the line and
eight frigates, which has been to Dantsic, in its passage
sent a vessel to Slito, in Gothland, to revictual the fleet.
This was not permitted, inasmuch as the vessel could exhi-
bit no certificate from a sanitary office. Accounts from
Christiania of the 18th state that on the evening of the 16th
the King and Queen arrived in that capital."
A letter from Toulon of the 26th ult., has the following :
—" The sloop Cornelis has arrival with important de-
spatches from Admiral Massieu de Clerol, touching the
present posture of affairs in Greece. At the departure of
the Cornilie. several engagements had taken place between
the insurgents of Roumelia and the Bavarian troops sent in
pursuit of them. The latter have already experienced se,
veral checks. The rallying cry of the insurgents is The
Constitution for Ever.' A letter from Salamis of the 7th
states that the Bavarian troops and National Guards sent
against the Constitutionalists, who have raised the standard
of revolt in the western provinces, have been beaten. In-
te;:ze agitation exists in every quarter, and great irritation
prevails ,;jainst Count d'Armansperg. The people detest
the Bavarians, who occupy every place ; they ruin the
country, and send tit: money to their native land ; hence
specie is very scarce. Tht;
Suffren, bearing the flag of Ad-
miral Massieu,
is at this time at sgina. The Bcllona fri-
gate, and the brig Ducouedie, are in the port of Salamis.
The brig Alacriti, which arrived here a Dort time since
from Toulon, has again set sail for Syra and Sm;rrna. The
Dupetit Thouars is on the coast of Syria with M. 'l'exier.
The Camille, which sails to-morrow for Toulon, has just
arrived in the roadstead of Salamis, from Smyrna and
Egina. On the departure of this vessel from Smyrna, no
case of plague had appeared within 25 days. It was at one
time thought that the cholera had broken out at Athens,
and even the plague was spoken of. All the diplomatists im-
mediately quitted the city." Another letter from Salamis
contains the following M. Rouen and his wife have em-
barked on board the Bellona. This frigate has been off
Salamis since the 26th of July. Greece is in insurrection.
Coletti has quitted, on board the Nelson. He remaintia
until the last moment, in expectation of a revolution in
Athens and .the Piraeus. The Government neglects to
drain the marshes, and fevers prevail-6,000 persons are
sick. The diplomatic body has been outwitted by the Aus-
trian Ambassador, who has concluded a separate treaty
with the Greek Government. The three Powers, in re-
turn for the loan of the 60,000,000, desired the establish-
ment of a foreign tribunal for their respective subjects who
might commit offences in Greece. A proposal to this effect
was rejected, and the Austrian Ambassador, by not secon-
ding the point, has insinuated himself into the good grace
of the Greek Government. The annual expences continue
to exceed the revenue by 6,000,000, and nothing is done."

FRENCH FUNDS.—PIats, Ocroeca 1.
jive per Cents., 108 E 25c. 30c. 2Cc. 15c.
Four 'er Cents., WE
Three per cents. 81f. 20c. 35e. 2'e. sic.
Lank Actions/
Rente de: latnee, less.7se;„„6(ie• 75e.
Roman Five per Cent., .1").
dente d'Espagne, Three per t....:^1f;• =NM /4•
'lova! Spanish Loan, 3114 32144 N: „, „„„ „ „
licntePerpet.d'Espagne, Five per uzis 'At 52 '`i•
Belgian Loan, rive per Cents , 103 f 4,
tuella/4.m ON LONDON.
One month, paper, —f. —c ; money, 20t 50:.
Three months, paper, 25f. 35e. money, —f. —c.
—Court Authentiaue.

Boehm, Mans o'CLocx.—The situation of the market is
the only motive ascribed for the extraordinary and continued
improvement of the 3 per Cents. French. It is supposed that
considerable investments are made for foreign account. Cer-
tainly for some time back the Spaniards have invested capital
in the French securities. The firmness of the market indicates
a further rise.
The Spanish stock is also better, but not in proportion to
the French, as we are accustomed to variations in those secu-
rities. They arc in general 1 per cent. better than yesterday.
Five per Cents., end of October, 108 f. bsc. ; Three per
Cents., ditto, 81f. 55c. ; Ducats, 99.
QUAItTER TO FOUR.—Five per Cents., 108 f. 30c. ; Three
per Cents., 81f. 45c. ; Five per Cents. Spanish, 321 ; Three
per Cents. Spanish, 201 ; Cortes, —; Coupons, 18 ; Gueb-
bards, 321; Differes, 141 ; New Loan, 40 ; Actives, 40+ ;
Passives, 12+; Ducats, 98 75 ' Romans, 103 ; Pcdros, —;
Belgians, 1031; Dutch, ---• ' llaytians, —f. ; Miguels, —;
Brabant Bank, —; Belgian Bank,