The Sun.
London, England, 1832-09-06 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

PARES, SEM 3.—Accounts have been received by te-
legraph from Lyons that the editor of the Prgcurscurbad
hi en acquitted upon the first indictment against him, but
M. Odillon B trrot did not plead.
The abundance of the harvest ;in France has occasioned
a general fall in the price of corn. Thus the monthly re-
turns for July stated the average price at 251. 11c., whilst
those for August make it only 21t. '7Be.
The Ambassadors of England and Austria, and the Minis-
ter of Prussia, bad on Saturday a long conference with the
Count d'Argout, at the office of the Minister for Foreign
Affairs.

The Cowrie). Francais says, " According to general
report, M. Dupin, having renounced the Presidency of
the Council, is about to he appointed Minister of Justice,
and will enter upon his office b,tween the 15th and 20th
inst. The other chan2es will not ha, decided upon till after
the return of General Sebastiani, who will remain Minis-
ter for Foreign Affairs, if his health be sufficiently re•esta-
Wished ; otherwise M. Bertin deVatix has the best chance
of succeeding him, since, in rew moulding the Ministry,
public opinion will have no influence. On the contrary,
it will be openly braved, since it is in contemplation to re-
place M. de Monta'ivet by M. Goizat, the cre iture and
represeLtative of qua-i-legitimacy. If such, however, are
to be the supporters of M. Dupin, the fate of his Admi-
nistration may be easily foreseen."
Lord Minto, British Envoy to the Court of Prussia,
arrived on Friday at Calais, from Lor don, with his lady
and family, and immediately :proceeded on his way to
Berlin.

We learn by the telegraph, that after the brigade which
lately left Lishm had erose, d the Douro, and joined the
4th division of Don Miguel's army, the Commander-in-
chief,General Ptzzo da Regna, divided it into four brigades,
which took up the following p',si•ions :—The Ist and 4,h
are posted on the road to Valongo, having the 2,1 brigade
as an advanced guard. The 3d brigade is in reserve on
the road to Paredes, at Baltar, where are the head quar-
tet s of the division, as well as the cavalry and artillery.
The heavy artillery destined to attack Oporto is at Villa
Conte, where three mortars and a howitzer have just ar-
rived from Bareellos. The second division, under General
Povoas, has been strengthened by several pieces of artillery
and one howitzer.

Extract of a letter of the 4th ult. from Algiers :—" On
the 2d, an English steamer come into this port, after a
passage of ni,:e days, from Gmstantinop'e. She was in
want of coal and water, but was in such haste that she
took in ;rater only, and then went on her way, without
even waiting for the letters of the English Consul, who
1113,8 in the country. She forms part of the British squa-
dron in the Levant, and had on board three personages
of consequence attached to the English embassy at Con-
stantinople, one of whom is Colonel Campbell. The Cap-
tain of the steamer appears to be under their orders. The
English Vice-Consul was the only person who went on
board. It was afterwards reported that he was very
closely questioned as to the state of this colony, the arma-
ment, forces, provisions, Etc."
The Breton of Nantes, of the Ist instant, states, that
the following proclamation has been distributed widely in
La Vendee:--

" Vendeans !—Ever brave and faithful, you will hear
my voice. The time has come to have recourse to arms.
Recollect your fathers ; recollect my brothers. We have
their courage to imitate, and their blood to avenge. Like
them we will fight f?r religion and the legitimate King,
and with the help of God we shall triumph. Vendeans !
friends brave soldiers ! rally and fellow me ! To arms !
Gloire i Dieu ! Vive Henri V. !

" The Commandant of the 2d Corps of the Royal Army
of the West,

"Count de la ROCHEJACQUELIN,
Lieutenant-General."

The dinner given to M. Odillon Barrot at Lyons took
place on Thursday. At half-past one o'clock the Hon.
Deputy entered the room, and wits conducted to a seat at
a cross table, in a position in which he could be seen by
the whole company, which consisted of at least 550 per-
sons. During the dessert many toasts were drunk, the
most prominent of which were; " France," "The Army,"
,4 The Liberty of the Press," " The Union of the People,"
and "M. Odillon Birrot, the true Representative of the
People." The last was received with the utmost enthu-
siasm, and M. Odillon Barrot returned thanks in an ener-
getic address.

It is said that the health of the King would have been
the first toast prop►sed, but for an injudicious attempt at
dictation to the stewards by one of the highest functionaries
of the town.

The day passed cff with the most perfect harmony, and
the peace of the town was not in the slightest degree in
ten upted.

(From the Times Express.)
At a late hour last night we received by express the
Paris papers of Tuesday, and a letter from our private
correspondent dated Tuesday afternoon. They do not
wring much news. General Sebastiani was expected to
return to Paris in the course of the week, and his health
having, as was said, undergone great improvement, it was
generally expected that he will remain in office. Symp-
toms of fermentation are breaking out again in tl►e western
distric!s, and there is reason to fear that the country in that
quarter will again be or some time a prey to civil war.
The Duchess de Berri is still in Li Vendee, and it is be-

lieved that the peasants are again acting under her imine-
(hate orders. The refusal of the King of Wurtemberg to
receive the representations of the inhabitants of Tubingen
with r,gard to the late acts of the German Diet, has been
imitated by the King of Bavaria on the occasion of a si-
milar address front the inhabitants of Wurtzburg. Letters
from Algiers of the 30th stare that the Arabs had not
made their threatened attack, and that negotiations had
been opened with the chiefs, which promised to lead to an
amicable setth•ment. Twenty-four of the prisoners con-
fined at Nantes have followed the example of AL Berry er,
jun., and signed a protest against the removal of their trials
from the assiz-s of the Loire Inferieure.
FRENCH FUNDS.-PARIS, Seer. 4.-Five per Cents., 93f. 45c.
50c. 55c. 50c. 45c. 10c. 45c. 40c. 45c. 99f. 40c. 45c. 40c.15c. 35c. 30c.
40c.; Loan 0f1832, 100 f. 50c. 40c. 45c.; Three per Cents., 69f.
45c. 40c. 35c. 40c. 35c. 30c. ; National Loan, 99f 65c. ; Bank
Actions, 1,655 f. ; Rents de Naples, 81f. 40c. 35e. 30c. 81f.
20c.; Roman Five per Cents., 80y4 %; Rente d'Espagne, 12 %;
Royal Spanish Loan, 7SU ; Rents Perpetuelle d'Espagne,
5774, N ; Belgic .oan, 78% ie 78.; Exchange on London-
One mouth, money, 25f. 75c.; Three months, paper, 25f. 65c. ;
money, :25f. Gate.-fours Authentique.