The Sun.
London, England, 1835-12-25 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

(From the Papers of Wednesday.)
At a late hour on Tuesday night the French Govern-
ment received a despatch from Toulon, announcing that the
Dake of Orleans had arrived in that roadstead on the 19th
instant, on board the Montebello. The vessels that brought
the Prince and his suite, left Mostaganem on the 14th.
He wall perform a quarantine of six days, but will reach
Paris by New Year's clay. The Prince was indisposed at
Mostaganem, from fatigue and the bad weather, but is com-
pletely restored.

Marshal Clausel published the following Order of the
Day on the 7th instant, at Mascara :--
"Soldiers,—You have fully justified the confidence I
have placed in you. Within a few days you have more
than attained the object which we had in view. On
the first instant you fought valiantly on reconnoitering
the defiles of the Sig ; and, in your ardour, you cap-
tured the enemy's camp, when we merely approached it
in order to form an opinion of its position and the num-
ber of troops it might contain. On the 3d you carried
the camp of the Emir, who fled before you, and who,
notwithstanding his personal valour, could not prevent
his troops from dispersing in the mountains. On the same
day, at Sidi-Emlntruk, when you were surrounded by a nu-
merous cavalry, and were exposed to the fire of Ab del Ka-
der's artillery, you beheld the flight of his troops, who were
in ambuscade Behind a natural object that you had scarcely
time to perceive. On the same evening you were carried
forward by a noble ambition, and were established on the
1-labruss. On the•l4th you attacked the infantry of the
;Emir, near the counterforts of the Atlas ; at Ouled Sidi-
Ibr shim yoar presence was sufficient to put the enemy to
,light. On the .sth you rapidly carried a strong position
occupied by a great number of the enemy, who experienced
a considerable loss. On the 6th you entered, as con-
querors, into Mascara, which the Emir, who was aban-
doned and insulted by his troops, dared not to defend.
Thus, in a few days, has vanished before you that power
which was represented as formidable, but the weakness of
which your valour has demonstrated. Soldiers, you have
combated under the eyes of the Prince Royal ; be will join
your General in relating to the King your brilliant achieve-
ments. France and the King will be ' satisfied, and will
award you the.recompense you have merited.
(Signed) " CLAUSEL."
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Od the 2d inst. a funeral service in honour of Bellini
was per:Coriped in the church of the Conservatory of Naples.
The mass of the dead was executed by 120 voices, and an
orci.estra co.roposed of 200 musicians. The music, com-
posed by Zinga:elli, was directed by that celebrated maestro,
now in the 85th year of his age.
The Council Genar.3l of Commerce, Industry, and Agri-
culture is to meet on tlie sth of January. It consists of
51 members, returned by the Chambers of Commerce of
Paris, Lyons, Bordeaux, Marseilles, Rouen, Nantes, Havre,
and other commercial towns. Among the subjects to be
submitted to the deliberations of that Assembly, will be the
important question of the conversion of the rentes ; the
sugar question; that relative to the tobacco monopoly ;
and the Customs reform, &c.