The Sun.
London, England, 1832-05-10 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

(From Galignani's Messenger.)
PA MS, MAY S.—Several of the Paris journals of yes.
.crday morning agree with the statement of the Gazette
de France of Sunday night, and the Semaphore of Mar-
.eilles, which reached us yesterday, as to the capture of
the Duchess of Berry's steam-vessel, and add some. parti.
eulars. The Temps says, " We learn from well-informed
persons, that the vessel, with the Duchess of Berry on
board, having been wrecked, and the Princess forced to
land on the coast of Provence, she was arrested, together
with the Marchioness de Podenas and the Count ,and
Countess de St. Priest, who accompanied her. The
Courrier Francois states, that the per.ons forming the
suite of the Duchess were taken out of the steamer, and
sent to Corsica, and that the Duchess herself is to be
escorted to England. The Journal des Debuts adds,
that General Bourmont is one of the persons arrested."
The Messag,r des Chambres says—" We expected to
fiqd in the Muniteur of this morning the despatch which
anuounced to Government the important event of the
capture of the vessel that bore the fortunes of the mother
Of Henry V., who fancied herself destined to perform a
parody upon the lauding at Cannes, and on the same
coast. However this may be, this vessel, the same no
doubt which we mentioned as having been seen off Ciotat
repairing souse damage that had happened to her machine,
has been overtaken by a Government cruiser and taken to
Ajaccio. The Duchess of Berry was found incognito with
two other persons. M. de Bourmont, the son of the
General, and the Count de St. Priest, the late Ambassador
of Charles X. in Spain, have been mentioned. M. Ker.
gorlai, sere., has also been named, but some persons assert
that he is still in Spain. A brig from Toulon is in pur-
suit of the second vessel, on board of which the ex-Marshal
de Bourtnontissupposed to be. It appears certain that orders
have been given to conduct the Princess to Edinburgh.
One of the journals states that the Countess of St. Priest
was also on board the vessel, but we have every reason to
think that she remains in Italy."
In another column of the paper, the Messager gives the
following details of the capture :—" The .2Warsouin, one
of the ships sent in pursuit of the steam-boat of the
Duchess of B, rry, having come up with her, continued to
sail in company with her until she arrived off La Ciotat, a
small p:.rt in the department of the Bouches du Rhone ;
and finding that she made little way, threatened to sink
her if she did not surrender. The captain immediately
surrendered, and struck the Sardinian flag, under which he
sailed. Every person on hoard wore the livery or colours
of the elder branch of the House of Bourbon. Papers of
the hhi!dhetshteinpta
presence
ecoe wfmeriendsetiozed,
throw
no one board
had before
the capture. When the captain of the Marsouin pre-
sented himself to the duchess, she was completely enve-
loped in a cloak, and refused either to show herselt or to.
speak. She was first conveyed to Corsica, and must now
be on her way to Holyrood, where, in pursuance of orders
previously given, she was to be conducted, if it happened
the vessel should be taken with her on board."
The Nouvelliste affirms, that up to the moment of
going to press, the Government had not received any de-
tails of the capture of the Duchess de Berry and suite.
The Marseilles jouruals of the 2d inst. have duly corns
to band. The Gazette du .Jlidi contains an article upon
the recent events iu that town, in which it treats the fact
of the white flag having been hoisted oa the church of St.
Laurence as a joke, or the act of a madman. It says,
it was merely a towel displayed on a stick, little resembling
the white flag, but which excited much curiosity, and
attracted a vast crowd to the spot. Every thing, it adds,
remained tranquil till the drums beat to arms, and the
alarm thus occasioned was the cause of the disturbance
that followed, but were soon put down. The Gazette,
however, admits the truth of the attack upon the military
post of the Palace of Justice, the arrest of the leaders of
the attempted insurrection, and the discovery of arms,
ammunition, &c., at the house of M. Crozet Sayras.
This paper next relates that a mob assembled and went to
its printing-uffice for the purpose of breaking the presses,
hut was prevented by the interference of the National
Guards. It adds, that the saute party proceeded to the
Bishop's Palace, where they uttered vociferation, and im-
precations, but did not attempt to commit any mischief.
The Semaphore says, " It is reported that the Duchess of
Berry's sreatn-vessel has been captured off Aigues Mork's.
On the 30th ult., some individuals attempted to hoist the
white flag on the fort St. Nicholas, when the National
Guard fired several times, and a man, after having been
thrown down the rampart which he had mounted, wee
carri-si off dead or wounded by his accomplices." The
Garde National announces that the neighbouring depart-
ments, Vaucluse, Gard, Var, and Bouches du Rhone, enjoy
perfect tranquillity.
The Courrier du Gard of the Ist inst. contains the
following Yesterday the contents of two telegraphic
despatches from Marseilles were posted up in this town
(Nisenes) announcing the beginning and the end of the
late attempt of the Gullets. The same evening, M.
Maurice de Rochemore, formerly a chef d'escadron, M.
Peyan, an o:d cavalry officer, and another person, named
Nuty, were arrested. P. S. At tile moment we were
going to press, we learnt that M. Vampere, M. Andre
Dupuy, of Boullarges, and M. Roux, a physician at Mar-
guerite, had been arrested. The accounts received this
morning from the different points of the department are
satisfactory."
FRLNCH Fusos.—PARIS, MAY 7.—Five per Cents, opened
at 66f. 75c.; 80c. 75e. 70c. 65c. 70c. 75c. 80c. 75c. 96f, 70c. 75,:.
70c. 75c. ' • Four per Cents, 82f. 50c ; Three per Cents, (Of .65c.
90c. 80c. 85c. 90c. 70f. 69f. 95c. 90c. 70f; National Loan, 97f.
sank Actions, 1680 f.; Rents de Naples, Self. 10c. 82f. Eel; 20c
Roman Five per Cents, opened at 82.4 83; Royal Spanish Loan
77N ; Rente Perpetuelle d'Espagne, 58 58% ;
Belgian Loan, 76 % ; Haytian Loan, 220 f; Exchange on
London, One Booth, 25ff. 70c. ; three Months, money, 22f.
55c. Coo rs duthcntique