The Sun.
London, England, 1841-06-25 00:00:00

BO URSE---rduds? Wkar..-,ESDAY7 JUNE 23.

that Highest Lowcet Last
!lice Price. Price. !Thee
French!. car.t Cents ..•........ 114 5) 14 50 ... 1,4 43 ... 114 45
4.% per Cents
4 per Cents
3 per Ccnt.t, ex. div 7tl 5 76 65 76 6.) 16 63
Sank of r'rance
Latlitte Bank /,(!<XII. St ares 1070
5,000 f. Stares 5170 ...5170 —5170 ...5170
golvian sank
Belgian 5 per Cents.
New Loan lOl4 1 .. 10i 1,41 ... 101%
iictinsh Active •i2% .231/4
5,4; 5 5% ... 5
Veapolttan lO2 102 ... 191 95 10, 95
IC2 102 ... 1013 i 101%
RAILWAY SHARES.

Versailles, L.B
198 75 ..198 75 ... 195 ... 1911
R. B 3'27 f.,0 ... 3-47 88 ... 325 ... 325
Orleans
Strasburg. to Bale t. 230 ... ',31 25 ... •230 . 231
Montpellier to Cate '2 5 ... 225 ... 225 ...:25

THE BLACK BREAD OF GERMANY, tigaitut which the
ignorant Tories, even that ignorant Tory who writes in
the Quarterly Review, raves day after day, is continually
imported into England as a luxury. Scarcely a vessel
arrives from IJamburgh but brings over one t)i, two
loaves of their " black glutinous store," for the enjoyment
of the rich Germans, and others who have ttetinireA a taste
for it on the Continent. We recosamend the ex-Secre-
tary of the Admiralty, alias the tulking potatoe, to make
inquiries at the CUSIOM44OISe.
WESTMINSTER ELECTION.—Mr. Stanhope Wilk-10 has
addressed a letter to us as follows
" TO THE EDITOR Of THE SUN.
" Sin,—By your paper I;sf yesterday, I perceive you
find fault with my pditleal conduct, and for ti at ?
Trying to prevent the Whigs from having, the electors
of Westminster delivered over to thorn bound hand and
foot. Are these the principles advocated by The Sun?
Surely the present Government have sufficient rotten
boroughs, without Westminster being added t-t) their
number.—l am, Sir, your obedient_servanit,
" ROBERT STANHOPE WILKES.

" June 24, 1841."
We see no proof that the electors of 'Westminster are
handed over to the Whigs, bound hand and foot, or that
Westminster is to be a rotten borough. We would not
believe it of the electors, though a score of Stanhope
Wilkes's asserted it. Mr. Leader is not a Whig, but a
Radical—the free choice of the electors, who hasbecome on,
several occasions opposed and abused the Whigs. It
Mr. Wilkes had received a requisition to offer Innas'olf--
:
if he were a public man of some celebrity, if h, Lad a
chance of success, we should say fight out tte contest ;
but Mr. Stanhope 'Wilkes has not been '1 c
m te o r
eo; r e
a candidate, and he has no chance ';vnatever of success,
The principles advocated by The Slzn are, not to oIIOW, if
we can help it, Vac public cause to be damaged by the
e riao eht s
sfoolishness
entle
vmionfs
tienrdiivnidit:taulslini
individuals. The parochial
reputation e.f Mr. Stanhope Wills really- gives him no

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in the estimation of the public. Mr. Olbaldisi..-0, i, an ea..
VICTORIA THEATRE.—This theatre 1.._ rising
cellent manager and caters well. He has Virginiuv, the Stranger, and the tiOnty,noon, in a very cre-
ditable manner. The acting last e-,ening of o:baldiston,
Girl continues attractive. an Searle, and Miss Vincent drew do-,,,n long and deserved ap-
plause. Susan Ilopley ; or, 1,,e Vicissitudes of a Servant
•' on
week produced
We are glad to see these e-4, ' • to raise the character of
ertionhs
management
this e3tablish-
ment can be made a -.y by suc
more wisely if he • profitable Would not Mr. Paul act
c)n-oer to the text, without intro-
.
would stick closer doting matter ''
pine ? A spirited
is likely to do so fora long time.
this theatre, as it is or' '
" comique," •nat does not belong to the
eluded th called the Palace of Geneva
.e evening's entertainments.
1"- (gin palace) con-

JNION BANK
OF AUSTRALIA.—Thursday
ate half-yearly meeting of the proprietors in this establishment
was held at their house in Old Broad-street, for the purpose of
electing two Directors, who go out of office by rotation, for re-
ceiving a Report from the Directors, and for enlarging the ca-
pital of the Company. The Report was adopted, and ordered
to be printed. The proposition of the Court of Directors to
increase the capital of the bank to 1,000,000/. staling was then
unanimously adopted.