The Sun.
London, England, 1835-01-23 00:00:00

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FRENCH PAPERS.

The English journals have stated, and the French jour-
nals have repeated, that the Charge d'Affaires of France at
Lisbon, and the Spanish Ambassador at the same Court,
were not present at the ceremony of the marriage of the
Queen of Portugal. We, however, are authorized to de-
clare that this statement is entirely false, and that both
these diplomatists were present at the ceremony, as well as
all their colleagues.—Journal des Debats.
The Belgian Commissioners appointed to make the pre-
liminary arrangements for a treaty of commerce between
Frame •Lnd Belgium are expected at Paris towards the end
. Some difficulties, which have hitherto
of the present -ri:2.ntl!
impeded the conelusica; of this treaty, are said to be in a way
of being removed. A very correspondence on the
subject has been going on between the :W0 Governments for
several months past, and it seems that the mission of M.
Azevedo was connected with this affair.

The Indicatcur of Bordeaux of the 18th instant, givei
the following extract of a letter from the Bastan, dated
the 15th :—" Yesterday, and the day before, the Carlists
kept up a firing upon the fortified houses at Elisendo, but
with no better success than heretofore. There is no other
news from this quarter. The Carlists make only trifling
military promenades ; and this petty warfare, which ends in
nothing but slight skirmishes, is best suited to their means
and organization. A letter of the 13th from Pampeluna
states, that the Queen's troops having escorted a convoy
into that fortress, marched out again to meet the Carlists

at Puete. Zumalacarregui is in the Borunda. It appears
that some decisive blow is about to be struck, since Gene-
ral Mina, whose health is improved, is about to place him-
self at the head of his troops."
The Sentinelle des Pyrenees of Bayonne of the 17th
inst., has the following :—" On the morning of the 15th, a
great number of waggons, laden with arms and ammunition,
passed through this town on th, it way to the frontier, and
It is believed they. were destined for the Queel 's army in
Navarre." We have just learned from the fro..itier that,
in the night of the 14th, an Englishman of note was ar-
rested beyond Montdarrain, in the attempt, with seven or
eight others, to make his way into Spain. The latter fled
into the interior, leaving behind them two handsome cavalry
sabres, and a very rich Cloak."
The Ministerial evening journal has the following
" According to the Carlist bulletin, the Grenada provincial
battalion was very severely cut up. Its Colonel, the Mar-
quis de Campo Verde, was able to save only a few of his
mon. There is evidently in this bulletin, as in all those
issued by the Carlists, a great deal of exaggeration. It
however appears to be certain that the battalion was sur-
prised by Eraso, and that it sustained a considerable loss.
General Mina has just organised 19 battalions for forming
the active army. It is hope that he will be shortly able to
to take the command in person. Letters from Madrid,
dated the I lth, state the apprehensions of a change in the
Ministry have given new force in the public opinion to M.
Martinez de la Rosa and M. de Toreno."

The Augsburg gazette of the 17th inst. has the follow-

ing from Rome of the Bth :—" An ordinance has just ap-
peared, which attaches a Chamber of Discipline to every
Tribunal, fixes the dues of the Treasury, diminishes the
fees of advocates, and orders a more rigorous examination
for the clerks. The Reglamenti Legislalivi contain no
new laws ; in fact, they are merely a collection of those al-
ready in operation. The amounts of the farmed product
of the local entrance duties have been published, as follows :
—Rome, 778,240 crowns ; Bologna, 195,000 ; Ferrara,
65,000 ; Paoli, 59,000 ; Ravenna ; 49,000. Total,
1,146,240 crowns. The Bavarian Charge d'Affaires in
Greece has arrived here, on his return to Germany."
The Gazette quotes the funds at Vienna on the 12th—
Five per Cent. Metallics, 1001 ; Four per Cents. ditto,
924 ; Bank Actions, 1,301.
Letters of the 12th inst., from Vienna arc by no means
satisfactory as to the operations of the Diet of Transylva-
nia. The spirit of party has hitherto prevented its coming
to any results ; the Members have been whole weeks dis-
puting about insignificant forms, and after having been as-
sembled for six months, the Diet has not yet been able to
constitute itself so as to enter upon the important questions
submitted to it by the Government. In the meantime,
disturbances have arisen in several places, in consequence
of the rivalry between the people and the magisti acy. The
Government will be forced to interfere, and it is said to be
already decided that several battalions shall be sent into
Transylvania.
'rho Austrian Observer has the following from Corfu of
the 24th ult.
For some time nast a rebellion has prevailed in Alba-
nia, headed by Tafir Bust. Ttappears that the Pasha of
Janina; Mfihrooud, had neither the wlu nor the power to
drive the rebel chief from the town of Berat, the focus of
the insurrection. The troops of Busi amount to -abotiv,
16,000 men, but the fortress of Berat, in the posses-
sion of the Government troops, was sufficiently provided
with provisions, and had nothing to fear from an attack of
the insurgents. Several Beys had assembled in Scutari, in
order to deliberate with Hafis Pasha, the Governor of that
place, relative to the means of restoring order in Albania.
A postscript, dated Dec. 27, states that intelligence had
been received by the Ottoman Consul-General from the
Pasha of Janina, that the rebels had evacuated the town of
Berat, and the Consul was of opinion that tranquillity would
be completely restored."

Fit iqNCII FOND?, —Psftts, Jars. 21.
rive p.l Cents., 101 f. see. 40c 85C.
Four per Cents., 931. 50e.
Three per Cents. 77f. 71f. Sc. 10c.
National Loan, 1471.
Bank Aetiohs, I ,Soof. c.
Rchte de Naples, 931. 85c CAE
Roman Five per Cents.,
Nolte d'Espagne, Five per Cents., 42 4214
Rente d'Espagne, Three per Cents., 28 271496.
Royal Spanish Loan, 43% (, 44.
Rente Perpet. d'Espagne, Five per Cent, 433i9 .
Portuguese Loan, Fire per Cents., 893'x,
11XCIIANUE ON LONDON.
One month, paper, 25f. 30e. ; money. VC 27;4c.
Three mouths, paper,_2sf. 17 :,c.; money, 251. 15c.
rs Autheidigue.

BOURSE, QUARTER TO FOUR.-Five per Cents., 107 f 45e. ;
3 per Cents., 77f. 15c. ; 5 per Cent. Spanish, 43a ; 3 per Cent.
ditto, 274 ; Cortes, 4:4; Coupons, 23i, ; Guebbard, 44 ; Dif-
feres, 15i; Ducats, 94 —; Romans, 95i ; Belgians,— ; Pedros,
89 ; Miguels, 26 ; Dutch, 55 —.

The Committee of Mr. Duneombe, in( slington,
have invited Mr. Cohen, their chairman, to a supper, at the
Old Pied Bull, on Tuesday evening next, to celebrate the
glorious triumph of Reform in Finsbury.

Mr. and Mrs. Grenville Berkeley have arrivvi in
Wilton-crescent, from Warwickshire,