The Sun.
London, England, 1841-06-26 00:00:00

BOURSE-PARIS, THURSDAY, JUNE 24.

First Highest Lowest Last
Price Price. Price. Price
Fie.';eh 5 per Cents ll4 70 ... :14 70 ... 114 65 ... 114 70
4 per Cents 99 :A) ... 99 30 ... 09 10 .. 99 a)
3 per Cents. ex. div 76 so ... :6 85 ... 76 8d ... 16 65
Sank of terance
Lar.titte Bank 1,11001. s: tiros 11:5 ...1075 ...1e73 -.1075
5,1100 f. Stares 2., ;79 -.5170 ...5!63 ...5161
~,,,,,Rn Mink
Belgian 5 per Cents.
New Loan 11;1% ... 1' 1% ... 191% ... 11111 A
ipanish Active.,, l:3 ... '.:3 .... :23 ... .23
• Passive 514 ••• 514 ... 54 —5%
• Deferrs,l lO ••• 1, ... 10 ... 10
Neapolitan
Roman ...... 102 ... 102 ... 102 ... 102
RAILWAY SHARES.
St. Germain . 690 ... 690 ... 691 ... 699
Versailles, 1-13 ............ 195 ... 195 ... 188 75... 190
1L B 305 ... 325 ...:`25 ...325
lotion 460 ... 460 ... 460 ... 469
Me.. . 485 ... 483 ... 485 ... 48;
Strasbury to Rate .. 230 ... -,31 25 ... 130 ... 231 25
HAMBURG, BORSENHALLE, Jura, 22..
Bills. Money
Austrian 5 per Cents.
Banit shares l6 3 1€6.1
Anelo-ltussian Loan lO-% 10731
Russian 5 per Cent. Ist series, Ct.rtilicate
Inscription, Ist Se-ivs lO2 101%
Russian 5 per Ccnt. Hope and Co. 3d and 4th
Series »•. 9?%
Ditto in Cerri(icates
Ncw 4 per Cent. (1840) s: *AT.
Dutch Actual Debt, 2$ pe: Cent OO%
Ditto 5 per Cent . -
Polish Bond,'
New riTicket%
Anglo-Danish Loan, 3 per Cep*
Nmwegian 1-czai, 1634, 4 per C~nz...
Spaiish, New 5 per Cents.
51;''4hree months, 4 534. 11114
EXCHANGES ON LONDON.
.—Two months, 13 5
Rica. 3 N E T onth2, 39 2-22.
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,roCKII0L)1, JC:sIE 15 —Seventy-tive days, 12. 1. -
VIENNA, Juxe 12.--1 hree_morrths. 9.41.

Malta Papers received this morning announce
the arrival at that island on the 12th, of Admiral
Sir W. PARKER and Sir H. POTTINGER, by the
Great Liverpool, which re-sailed with them on
the following day for Alexandria. Admiral Sir
ROBERT STOPPORD was to sail for England on
the 19th. The Right Hon. J. S. MACKENZIE,
Lord High Commissioner of the lonian Islands,
arrived at Corfu from Alexandria on the Bth inst.

From Constantinople and Alexandria we have advices
of the 7th instant respectively. On the 4th, a copy of
the new Imperial firman reached MEHEMET Am. He
is reported to have appeared tolerably well pleased with
it. • He only objected to the amount of tribute as too
exorbitant, and to the article respecting the hereditary
succession as too vague. These objections have been
anticipated by us in commenting, in Tie Sun of Thurs-
day last, on the revised Imperial firman. The virulence
of the plague was abating in Egypt.
On the sth inst. Count MEDEM, the Russian Minister
to the Court of Persia, left Constantinople for St. Pe-
tersburgh. On the same day a Turkish frigate, a brig,
and a corvette, with some troops and military stores on
board, sailed for Candia to co-operate with the block-
ading sluadron. The Candiote insurgents evinced no
disposition to yield.
The latest advices from Persia are to the 29th April.
Colonel STODDART had then been set at liberty at
Bokhara, and Dr. RIACH having seen the fortress of
Gorian evacuated by the Persians, had returned to
Meshid on his•way to Teheran. In the present state of
our affairs in the East, it is important to restore as early
as possible our amicable relations with Persia.

Advices from Madrid, of the 18th and 19th inst. re-
spectively, have reached us. The former day being the
anni;ersary of the promulgation of the Constitution, the
Bourse remained closed. There is no lack of idle days
in Spain. A commercial country with half such a num-
ber of Saints' darts and political commemorations, would
be ruined in one year. The furnaces would produce no-
thing, for hardly would they be heated before some Saint
would make interest with the Pope to grant a plenary in-
dulgence for cooling them. The Catholic is essentially
a pastoral and agricultural religion ; the Protestant, on
the other hand, is a manufacturing and commer-
cial creed. Cows will graze, and corn will
grow, whether the agriculturist toil or •repeat hi;
pater fosters; but the loom stands still without the weaver,
and while the trader is at his devotions or his diversions,
there can be no interchange of commodities.
The Commission appointed to examine the question
' of the QUEEN'S guardianship presented the following
Report to the Cortes :
.6 The Commission declares that the post of guardian to her
Majesty and her august sister being vacant, and that circum-
stance falling within the provisions of article 60 of the Con-
stitution, the Curies now decide :
" Ist. That the discussion is opened on the declaration
that the post of guardian is vacant, until the Chamber pro-
nounce that discussion to be at an end; and

2d. That things having thus taken place the Government
advise, conformably to the law of July 19, 1837, and to the bases
adopted by the two Legislative Chambers, on the Regency
question to assemble the Cortes, in order to name the said
guardian to her Majesty and her august sister.
• It is said that ESPARTERO is favourable to the appoint-
ment of three guardians, and that he wishes the Infant
FRANCISCO DE PAULO to be one of them. He has re-
plied to the PRINCE'S address of congratulation on his
appointment to the Regency.