The Sun.
London, England, 1841-08-11 00:00:00

RAILWAY SHARKS.

st. Germatn
Versailles,
907 50 ... 910 ... 206 25 .. 210
R. B 335 ... 3'5 ... :32 :>0 :32 50
lotion 455 ... 455 ... 455 ... 455

,),i ..n.
Mulhausen to Thann ..... 412 511 ... 412 50'... 412 50 ... 412 5O
strA.uunt to Bale 238 75 ... t 35 75 ... 238 75 .. 2 8 75
AUSTRIAN FUNDS.—Visnrct, JULY 31
fiveper Cents. Metalliques
Fohir per Cents. 97
Three'', Cents.
Bank Shares l5lB
....411fermine Zeilung. Aug. 5 .

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

FRANCE.

The llfoniteur announces that General Rulhicres re-
viewed the troops at Toulouse on Sunday, in presence of
an immense eoncourse of people. The muskets given up
by the National Guard amounted on that day to upwards
of 2,000. '

The municipal authorities of St. Omer, St. Quentin,
and Dijon, bad protested against the fiscal measures of
M. Humann. At Tours and Nevers the inhabitants
having refused to admit the revenue officers into their
houses, the operations of the census were suspended.
The Members of the Committee of Armament of the
northern coast of France, placed under the presidency of
General Lahitte, had arrived at Havre, after inspecting
the whole line of coast between that harbour and Dunkirk.
The French fleet, under Admiral Hugon, consisting of
twelve sail of the line, a frigate, and a corvette, anchored
on the morning of the 2d instant in the roads of Algiers.
The Friedland, 120 gun ship, arrived at Toulon from
Cherbourg on the 6th.
The Sentinelle des Pyrenees of the 7th inst. states that
an extraordinary courier of the Spanish Government
had passed through Bayonne for Paris, who was said to
be the bearer of an invitation to the French Cabinet to
evacuate the military hospital established in the Balearic
Islands.

PARIS BOURSE.—Five per Cents., 116 f. 75c. ; Three
per Cents., 77f. 70c. ; Spanish, 204.

SPAIN.
TELEGRAPHIC DESPATCH.

- -
BAYONNE, AUG. 9.—" The official Gazette of Madrid
of the sth, publishes the manifesto of the Regent, the
protest and the letter of the Queen Mother, and a decree
of partial disbandment of the Royal guard. The body
guard, two regiments of foot, two of cavalry, the artil-
lery, and the militia o€ the guard, are disbanded."
Discontent prevails in the Spanish army. The Vice-
roy of Navarre and the Captain-General of Valencia, had
informed the Government that they could not depend on
the troops under their command.
Letters from Madrid of the. 3d inst. state that the
widow of General Mina had accepted the office of
governess to the Queen ; M. Martin de los Heros had
been appointed Intendent of the Royal Household ; and
a Nobleman, and a Maid of Honour, lately sent from
Paris by Queen Chri6tina to attend on her daughter, had
been dismissed by M. Arguelles.
A protest forwarded by General Francisco Narvaez
tfpFititist the proceedings of the Senate in the case of the
gttafdialishipf had been indignantly received by that
Assembly, anti f4retred to a Committee.
Advices from Madrid of the 6th state that the Regent
had published a most energetic manifesto against the
l'ap's allocution, which he regards as a declaration
6'f Itaf against Spain.
A lettef from Tolosa of the 4th states that M. Gon-
zales had ititivotted to the, deputations of the Basque
provinces that if they did .not send- commissioners to
Madrid before the 10th hotant to regulate the fueros
question, the Government would sabmtt a project of its
own to the Cortes.

Le Temps adds to what it has already stated on the
rovolution preparing in Spain, that three Spanish Gene-
rals of Chrißtina's party had lately left Paris for the
frontier, and that a movement is to be attempted in
Catalonia.
Little or no business was transacted on the Bourse.
Only four bargains had been concluded for 2,000,000 of
reals at 231 for cash, and 24 at 60 days.

RUSSIA.
the Augstmfgh Gazette of the 6th announces that
the nussittn efOvernment bad contracted a loan of
5,000,000 of silver roubles, by authorizing the banks of
St. Petersburgh and Moscow to issue bonds of 60 roubles
each, to the amount of 30,000,000. An Imperial ukase
raisPri the stamp duties on paper from 30 to 60 silver
kapecs, and foreigners are iipreafter to pay two silver
roubles for permits of residence.

TURKEY.
All the aenunts received from Asiatic Turkey concur
in describing the harvest as the most abundant remem-
bered for several years.
The Christian population of Braila revolted against
the Turkish authorities on the 24th ultimo, and it be-
came neces:f.ary to demand assistance from the neigh-
bouring Paellas.

TUE IVEATHER.—NOON, AUGUST 11.
ROYAL GALLERY OF SCIENCE, A.DELATDE-STREET.
Barometer 29'32 In.
Highest 65 1 Lowest
.
Thermometer... 63 1
Wind S.W.—Freezing Point 32 Deg. ..... 48

On Sundaya Sermon, in aid of the Royal
Dispensary
forlast,
Diseasesas of the Ear, was preached in St.
Bride's Church, before the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor
and the Governors, by the Rev. Edward Thompson, of
Chapel, Pimlico. Many facts were adduced
Gentleman to show the value of the institu-
tion..bCyhatrhleo Rey'.
tSietceits establishment, twenty-five years ago,
upwards of 12,000 pertons afflicted with deafness and
other diseases of the ear have been cured or relieved
through its instrumentality.

EVENING SUN.