The Sun.
London, England, 1841-10-11 00:00:00

BOURSE-PARIS, SATURDAY, OCT. 9.

/int hilgpest Lowest Last
• Price Price. Pric.. Price
'reno S per Cent% ex. die 114'95 114 95 1,4 85 —. 114 70
4 per Vents 97 75 ... 98 50 ... 97 7i t 8 30
9 per Cent,... 79 6.5 79 45 ... 79 t. 4 79 45
of Prance
Lailitte Bank 1,009 f, Sr aros 32 50 ...1P32 50 ..14'.9.7.50 51

5;964. Shares 5060 —5002 50 ...5060 50
ecigian Bank
Belgian 5 per Cents. 101,X 101 X f... 101% .. 10114
5 per Centi., 1044 102% ... 102% 102%
ipAnish Active YI ... 21%. 1:0%
Passive 5 ... 5 ... 4% ... 5
Neapolitan .....
Roman lc3% .„ 1(3% ... 103% 03%
BAILWAI SHAFtEs.
Versailles. R. B 3lO ' ... 310 310 .;. 310
!tou2n
.447, 50 ... 447,50 415 ... 415
tirieans . 48:: 480 ... .180 481
3trasburgtolialf,shares red 2.!S 75 . 233 75 75 ... 208 75

TIIK SKILL OF THE TORIej)I4FItIALS.—We have
been stunned famost to death by ' statements of the
wonderful skill and cleverness of the Tory officials.
They are as much superior, we are told, to the Whigs in
office for finding: out what is right, as light is superior to
darkness. Report-says that their first act. does not cor-
respond to their boasting..l Iris stated in the City that
there is such a' discrepancy bet Ween the late notice for
a loan, and funding Exchequer Bills, issued by that
sterling old red tapist,,Mr. Goulburn, and the Act of Par-
liament for carrying that noticeinto effect, that the Act
will most probably be suspended by an order in Council.
By the notice interest was .to be allowed on Exchequer
Bills only.till the 27th of September, on which statement
the loan was made ; by the Acrthat interest is continued
till the same date. in November, giving the subscribers
two months more interest than they contracted to receive.
Such, according to report, is the bungling of the Tory
Mr. Goulburn and his Tory helps: •

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
(RECEIVED THIS DAY.)
NEWMARKET.—(SUNDAY NIGHT.)
The following hurses have ` arrived since Friday
night :—Lord George Bentide►t''s Crusade, Tripoli, Top-
sail, and Half-caste; Duke of Richmond's The Currier
and Teapot, 2 years ; Lord Palmerston's Mona ; Lord
Chesterfield's Prizeflower ; Mr. Wreford's Warden ;
Mr. Greville's Palmmon ; and Mk. Payne's Brother to
Ben Brace, 2 yrs.
The Town never.was known-to be 'sti full of horses,
and from the number or arrivals at present, a brilliant
meeting tnity be'expected.
The entries for the plates, &c. to-morrow have closed
as follows
SCI. A. F.—Clinker, Tatnburini, Vapour, Jim Crow,
Buffalo, Cruiskcen, Garry Chien, Creole, Florence, ard
Scroggins,
Cf. -T. Y. C.--.Teepot;(-(Dandelion, c.) Rochester ;
1. by Colwick,-out of Game Liss ; Ally Colt ; Hayti ;
c by Wiseacre out of Zany's darn ; Prosody, Brother to
Ben. Brace; Vibration; Sister to Perseus; and Sideboard.
Handicap, T.Y.C.—Camaleon, Oat 71b ; Garry Owen,
9st 21b ; Miss Heatheute, Bst 41b ; Wirrestrew, 7st 71b ;
Pakemon, rst 41b ; St.:Colomb, 7st 21b ; Nebros, 6st 71b;
and Clementine, Est 71b.
CXSAREWITCHSTAKEB.--BETTING.
9 to 2 agst 'llona
7 to 1 agst Welfare
8 to 1 agst Squire
15 to 1 agst The Ruler
16 to 1 agst The Youfig-'un •
14 to 1 agst Duke-of'Rudand's lot—taken
18 to 1 agst I-am-not-p.ware .
20 to 1 agst Prizellower—taken
33 to I agst Roseius—taken •
33 to I agst Wardan—taken
40 to:I agst The Currier—taken
•
.1000 to 15 agst Belgrade—s-taken
Bosphorus, Ernest the First, and the Thebes colt are
scratched.

CALEDONIAN HUNT AND STIRLING RACES.
TH URSDA Y—CONCLUDED.
The Clackmannanshire Stakes of 3 sov. each, and 50
added. Heats once round.
Mr. Meiklam's Wee Willie, is yrs 1 3 1
Mr. Ramsay's Sunbeam, aged 3 1 2
Mr. Maitland's &roaster, 5 yrs • 2 2 dr
MINTING APPOINTMENTS. .
The Whitfield harriers will meet on Tuesday at Corse
Lawn ; Friday at Cheltenham Road---ten,
Middleton harriers, Tuesday, at Fir Trees, IlYttrmtn-
ster Down ; Friday, at Tytherington Pond—eleven.
Mr. Farquharson's hounds, Tuesday, at Ashby Wood;
Saturday, at IThidings=half-pest tens
Mr, Long's harriers, ittiday, kit Hilperton Gate—eleven.
Tivyside hounds, Wednesday, at Eglwyswrw ; Fri-
day, at Attybkida—=ten. -
Brookside harriers, Thursday,' at Telscombe Tye,
Carmarthen hounds, Tuesday, at Kennel 1 Friday, at
Nantchring—ten.

TIM .MARKETSL,4IIIS DAY.
CORN, EXCHANGE.
.4
Last week's arrtv'als OftYa.ls were good, and moderate
of other Grain. The fresh supply was moderate. Wheat;
both English and Foreign, was IL to is, p [V, dearer
than last Monday. Barley came coarse, and was ls.
per qr. tower. Beans and Peas as lust quoted: Oats
did not sell as freely as on Friday, bat remain itt last
Monday's terms. Flour meets with a fair sale at last
quotations.
ARRIVALS OP GRAIN IN LONDON DURING LAST WEER
Wheat. Barley. Oats. Mt'
English ... 4,781 qrs. P,429 qrs. B,flll qrs. 9,400 sacks
Foreign 3027 .6,4.5 4,418 2,425 Ills
raicas ox istM an OP SPIP
Wh ea t,Red (old) 5,-s. Ms Beans, Small (WY) ..... .... 3s.:li3s.
—.—... White (old). 64g. 755. —.......a............ (old)
.40- 44 S.
----. ReClB4l) 6its 555. Tick (new) 30 325.
Fine 56g ps .--- (old) 36..38s
-- Superfine......62s. 655. Harrow (new) 34i. 355,
----White (1841)....5i5. 532.
--- Fine 60s 62s Brank ~.,,.s,=—s,
----Superfine ...... 665. 70s. Oats, Feed ......6„ _S.
—Foreignfree Ms. 'Ns. --- New 15s. 23t.
, Kn. .. . .38s 40s. Poland ....s s
Barley - .265. 2os New .... ...... 225. 25 i.
---- Grinding `,ft 32s Potatoe.. s• _is.
Malting ~...32x.31,3. - stow 213.2°1,.
Malt .565. COs. Scotch ......... ~....2% .29a.
-- Fine New 625. his. Irish...." .6s. .. Ws. 23t.
Pease, Grey, New ..... ....Us. 375. Flour Town (per sack) .... Ms. [ills.
..--. Maple New . .568. Ms —...... Seconds 50s. 545.
White.. .34s 66. —.... North Country 463 52i.
-- Bonet's - 375. 40a. Bran 78..86.

• SMITHFIELD MARKET.
We had a Moderate supply, but the dethand not being
brisk, prices were rather lower. Beasts, 3,517 ; Sheep,
23,020 ; 'Pigs; 514'; Calvea, .118. Beef, 3s. 4d. to 45.4 d.;
Mutton, 3s. 4d. to- 45. 2d. ; Veal, 3s, Bd. to 4s. 81 ;
Pork, 4s. 4d. to ss. 4d.
TEA MARKET.
There was but a limited demand; but holders were not.
disposed to submit to any further reduction in prices,
and Company's Congou could not be obtained under
is. 94d. cash.

TALLOW MARKET.
The. Market was dull, and prices had still a downward
tendency. 475. was the nearest quotation for P.Y.C. on
tho spot, and 475. 6d. for delivety in the spring months.

PROVISION MARKET.
Butter in good request, and prices looking up. Fine
Dutch 104 s. per cwt. Bacon held with firmness, and a
fair business done. Prime Meat fetched 60s. to 625.
Lard steady at 761. to 78s. for the finest.

THE WEATHER.—NOON, OCTOBER 10.
ROYAL GALLERY OF SCIENCE, ADELATDE-STREET.
Barometer ....,.... ..... 29.66 In.
Thermometer... 57 Highest 5B j Lowest ... 43
Wind W..--Freezing Point 32 Deg.

LOSS OF A LIFE BOAT AND FOUR
The following is an extract of a letter received in the
city on Friday morning from Whitby, dated-Oct 6:—
" The. life-boat, in going 'Out to yawls this forenoon.
(Wednesday); when near the end of the pier, capsized,
whereby four men. unfortunately perishea. One of the
crew of the boat was 'saved, by cutting a hole in the bot-
tom, after being one hour and a half under the boat. Had
he not cug.tho hele he must have been suffocated, if not
drowned."

WINDSOR,
SUNDAY NIGHT.—Her Majesty,
who until that time had been in, the enjoyment of her
usual health, felt somewhat unwell last •evening, and in
the course of the night was so much indisposed that it
was considered necessary to require the presence of both
Dr. Locock and Sir J. Clarke. They, were, of course, im-
tnifliately in attendance, and the former has not left the.
Castle since. This morning her Majesty was much better;
but although she had expressed au intention of remaining
for a few days longer at Windsor, orders were issued for
the Royal Household to prepare
everything necessary
for her Majesty's reception at Buckingham Palace to-
morrow (this day). Considerable bustle, as may be
supposed, was occasioned 'by this sudden determination,
but at a late hour. this 'evening, the former orders have
been ceuntermanded: In ordinary times this would
have excited no attention, but at, ti
period when an
event upon which the feelings of tho.nation are so deeply
excited may be almost hourly
expected, every move-
ment in the Castle is regarded with the utmost anxiety.
The General Steam Navigation Coinltany's
pecket,.the ColuMbine, W. Nor Wood, from Rotterdam,
arrived off the Custom=house at tell o'clock, A. 31., yester-
day, with the Datch.mail.