The Sun.
London, England, 1826-03-10 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

[From the Flak, dated Wednesday, liforchij
PARIS, MARCO 7.—The Chamber of DOW°
met yesterday in a Secret Committee. It is 01
that M. Boucher develop( d his motion,conceive
in the following terms : ;Ace
" Every Deputy promoted by the Government to en „
held at pleasure, shall cease to be a Member of the Chamber'.
Among the Deputies who spoke against
motion, Messrs. Chifflet, Boisclairant, Dad Ses.
maisons are mentioned. The motion was sup;
ported by Messrs. De Leyval, Jankowitz, an
B. Constant.
The President of the Council replied to Pt
Hyde de Neuville.
The Chamber then voted on the motion, whit, it
was rejected by a very great inajorilj.
It is not true that the Duke de Chartres is V;
ing (as the Quolidienne asserts) to be pre‘er :t
the Coronation of the Emperor of Itull'a - •
Moscow.
It is not true (as the tens) onslitutionne Pre „ hid
that the Eloile has had to rectify the news 1'
given respecting the band of 11.1zan.
brothers Bazan were taken, as well PS "'five
this
Colonel Selles, and 21 were revolutionist,•
do not yet know the fate of the other 19 'Akan
with the brothers Bazan. Selles and five others
have been killed.
Wf' hear of two new Nesseniennes by
De ; one on the Greeks, c""Viseti at
Naples, which he has read at the rrt.i,c" "'
bashador's at Rome; the other called Clu iscophe '
Columbus.

(From the Quondienne of Tuesday.>
COO'
PARTS, MARCH 6.—A general subject of
versation this evening has been the Secret Cr;
mittee of the Chamber of Deputies to
cuss the motion of M. Boucher. The Speak e,
tf
were Messrs. Rode!, Humbert, de Sesmailon'i,
Iteveillere, Hyde de Neuville, B. Constants
It is added, that the speeches of Mes,l„ri
Reveillere and itodot, in favour of the mothh.
proposition, produced much impression 0"t to
Chamber. It is affirmed that a Deputy 00°,5
the Tribune a similar proposition made in 1811;
by M. de Villele, then Depuly, %which greth;
embarrassed the Minister. The result
rejection of the motion by a very small Majorll4:-
FRENCH FUND9.—PAftIS, MAnctt Five
961: loc.—Three per Cents., 85c.—Bank StoSs-
Rente de Naples, 71f. 40c.—Royal Spanish Lon, 41`;,c0f,
change on London, one month, 251. 60c.; three monl
2bc.—(cours Anthentique.)

MESSRS. SIKEq, SIKES AND IVI":S3°S
BANKRUPTCY .—YeSterdll; being the "yitittillse
pointed for the extra proof of debts, the cre.- • °tiro
to the estate met in considerable numbers mall'
Commissioners of Bankru As' Court, Uating"-a
it R.
street. The Commissioners' were, the Non' ;,-,,5,
Eden,Jolm Pensam, and Nathaniel Claylanti's46net
The assignees, Messrs. Wray, Adarntf4rida- ec
Powell. The balance sheet exhibited at the o•-,,,i.
meeting, has not been at all improved by 111:et-er
litional claims put in against the estate in °wined
val. Theoutstanding debts are computed to° to'
350,000 L; to meet these are general tissetil'ho
the amount of about 200,0004 l
securities shall ultimately realize the "laeica
troviding the
which they were estimated when this hadlal 0,
was struck. This deficiency has create set-
small degree of surprise, as no satisfact°l.uss
off has yet been exhibited, and the buills;fe
of the hank was supposed to have been of a ve.
character. A great number of the rreditorsoast
long to time clerical and legal professions: 00070
the latter is Mr. Justice Littledalo, wimo ef this
for a considerable amount. The wi
ild-uP,0„,,,01.
investigation will take place on the '2th 011"

A few • evenings age, the iIOUSO Of Mr't %PAS
LEY,h ginger-beer manutarturer, 139, Sum)°,
ring.
urgla Heusi y entered, and a quantity of 1.041
opparel carried off. The thieves having digl;
some bottles of fermented liquors which !erg
it alarmed the inmates, and the introue'" led
obliged to decamp before they had foil,' effec
their purpose.

A. liamburgh Mail arrived this (Horning, bring.
in:: papers from the northern parts of the Conti-
nent. Tile Journal dc St. Pet, rsburgh of the
llst ultimo, contains a list of promotions and
rewards by the 14:stemma to various indivi-
duals. The further progress of the Funeral
Procession also is detailed and with a minuteness
which would, we apprehend, be uninteresting to
our readers

BANOVEII, MAUCII 1.

His Royal Highness the Governor-General is better, and his
entire recovery is doubtless only delayed by the present unfa-
vourable weather.
BEnt.rN, FEll. 28.

illaL,or-General Von Benckentlorfr, Prussian AinbasoAlor
Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to the Court of
!laden, has gone to St. Petersburgh.—(llarnbutgli Papers,
Ararch 3.)

HAGUE, MARCH 6.

The latest accounts from Batavia come down to the 17th Oct.
Though the insurrection was not entirely quelled, the accounts
an in general not unfavourable.

EXCHANOES ON LONDON.

A u9TEltrw4olAncil 7.7.40.3.; two months, 79. It.

HAMBURG'', IjAltell 3.-30. 3.; 2 months, 35. n
ST. PETERSDUJIGII, Fi n. 17.-114.
FErs. 28.—Three months, 27i.
VIENNA, FFII. 22.—Three months, 10. 4.
lumcirouT. 31Arteit 2.—Two months, 155.

PlperF were received this morning at the
No/1h and South American Subscrij►ton ROOM,
from different parts of the United States. They
fontain little additional political informa-
tion. A private letter in a New York Paper
notices the existence of a strong party in the

Brazils, as iirectly opposed to the present order
.of things. IA is added, that an opinion is
entertained in the Brazils, of Boravkit
cc tak.-
ing a peep" into that part of South America
before he returns from the field—which opin.
ion is assertpd lo be equally prevalent in Peru.

Taant or (assns.---The Canada Papers mention, that
the exports from that country increased so much during the
law year as to be at least equal to the imports. The greatest
improvement has taken place in shipping : 13,102 tons having
been exported more than in the preceding year. There are
now about 12,000 tons of shipping on the smelts at Quebec,
and 0,500 at Montreal. Most of these vessels will be dis-
patched early in• the summer, and their places supplied by
others. The timber exported last year exceeded that of the
three ye,ars preeediug, and it is believed that lumber will be
abundant and cheap the coming season ; 10,394 barrels of
ashes more than in .1824 were exported in 1825, the amount
being 65,802 bawils ; but this will be much reduced if the
imposing
,s,cl-7uly,of 15 per cent. on their introduction froni

Jamaica Papers to the 21st of Januiry nee,.
last night TI.CeiV4.II ut 61' North and South .4rne-
rican Coffee-house. They contain no politienl
intelli.vitre whatever. The following is un ex.
tract :

kr NfinT 0 )4,JAN. 9.—Arrived the brig Alert, A Hard, front
Liverpool, in forty days.
JAN.IO, —Owing to 1112 continuance of land breezes through-
out the whole of yesterday, his Majesty's ship Valorous, which
arrived in the oiling on lonclay, WAS not able to get into Port
Royal till late yesterday evening.
JAN. l•l..—Duke of Bronte, Harris, from London, last from
Portsmouth, 40 days ; Clarendon, Drew, front Bristol, 38 days;
Barque Westbrook, Han, from London, lot Portsmouth, in
42 days ; the ship Duke of Bronte spoke on the hth inst., off
Antigua, the ship I)unkenfield, 41 days front London (all
well), hound to Honduras.
JAN. 15,—Ship John Shand, Rees, feint London, last Ports-
mouth, :111 days,
JAN. 19.—Ship Simon Taylor, Sleek, float the Downs, lat.t
from Portsmouth, in 42 days.
JAN. 20.—Vesaels of war in harbour :—Dartmouth, 42, Cap-
tain 11. Dontlast Scylla, 18, Captain Stewart; Britomat t (ha ig),
10, Captain IL D. Trotter; Beaver (brig). 10, Capt&rt G. W.
11. Whist, and Serapis, convalescent flag ship, Cir. C. lilVott.
AIoN BAY, JAN. 4.-.. Arrived the ',ill) thrisiiin, Pa-
ton, from Greenock. On the lith, ships ChM ltd Grove, P:r.
Belly, from London ; and Richard NValker, lanitheau, ti m
Liverpool. On the 12th, ship Sylvia, Ainsworth, front BriNtol ;
and sloop Young Medina, Bateman, from Falmouth.
JAN. 14.—The ship Alice, bound from Jersey for 11onduras;
ship London, Turner, front London ; and David. Parte, from
Bristol, for Lucca, all passed this port, on Wednesday.

We received Brussels Papers last night to the
Bth inst. They contain the following mysterious
paragraph :-44 Mercantile letters received by
several houses here have caused strange ru.
moors to be circulated relatively to events said
to have taken place at St. Petersburgh.—Pru.
deuce imposes silence upon us till this news is
confirmed." Count Li EV V.N passed through Brus-
sek on Sunday evening on his way to Russia.—
.These Papers inform us that the Jewish llotte of
Loco at Bromburg had failed for the snip of two
millions of dollars (500,0001. sterling). This
misfortune was attributed to unsuccessful specu.
lations in wool, grant, and other agricultural
produce.

We are extremely happy to say the Duke of
Yona is in the enjoyment of better health than
his Royal Highness experienced a few days
since. The Royal Duke left town yesterday
morning on a visit to the KING at the Royal
Lodge, Windsor Park.
Yesterday Prince POLIGNAC, the French Am-
bassador, transacted business with Mr. Secretary
CANNING at the Foreign Office.
Sir Iluansul• TAYLOR, Military Secretary to
the Commander-in-Chief, transacted business yes.
terday Witt' the Duke of Yong, at Isis house in
South Audley-street.
Yesterday Count Lppoz.r, the Neapolitan Mi-
nister, transacted business at the Foreign Office.
A vessel has arrived at Margate, from the Con-
tinent, having on board two hundred thPosatul
sovereigns for Mr,lttrursoirLD.