The Sun.
London, England, 1841-03-25 00:00:00

B 011 it SI -PAR?, ...MONDAY, MARCH 22

first Highest Low,st I,a.t
Price Price. Price Price
li% eiich 5 Der Cents lll6O .., II 85... 111110 ....II I-0
456 per Cents .....
4 per cents 5B ... gy ... gy .. 98
3 per Lents 77 25 . 77 35 ... 77 30 ... 77 30
Bank o: rrance
...317,5 ...3131
Llffitte /tank I.ooof. Sh 10.52 50 _lO5l 50 ...:09. so ..:11.1 2 st.
50001 sl ares 51'11 ..4100
...51,„
...51641
.elgian Bank -0 .., 711 ... 775 ... 755
5 -,..er Cent'.... lOl% ... 101% ... WI% ... 101 S
3 per Cents 7O ... 70 ... 7o ... 70
New Loan lll% ... 1 2 .. 101% ... 11l %
pan:sh ACLIVe
New Drferred
... f2Ni ... 12%
sicapolaan lOl :0 ... 102 :0 ... 1`.12 50 ... 01 50
Roman •••• 102% ... Ifieli ... 1(2% ... 1V23,
?AMWAY SHARES.
St. Germain
07,„.2" ... 72'2 50 ... 720 ... 72' 50
Ve A.711.1e.,rt. B .'. ... 317 50 ... 3..35 .... 387 s`'
L.B. .......
itrislnog to Bale 2 7 :0 ... 237 50 ...:35 . 235
1nc.,,,.l .
Montpellier to Cette `"4 ... 207 50 ... 2G5 ... 207 50

Madrid Papers of the 15th inst. have come to
hand this morning. The Cortes were to as-
semble on the 19th, and it was expected that the
debate on the Regency question would be very
animated. On the 14th, the first horserace eve;
witnessed at Madrid came off in tolerable style.
The assemblage of fashionable and delighted
spectators was immense. The Duke d'OssurtA,
the Duke de SAN CARLOS, some Spanish
grandees, and Mr. SCOTT, Secretary to the Bri-
tish Embassy, had horses entered. The Duke
d'OssuNA carried off the prizes. A match wil.
shortly come off between the Duke d'OssuNA
and Mr. SCOTT for 10,000 reals, each to ride his
own horse. Letters from Teruel state that a
band of Carlist brigands, commanded by—a -Chief
named CASULLERAS, had entered the village of
Corral de Bergada, where they demanded rations ;
they had stopped a courier with despatches from
Madrid to the Captain-General and Political
Chief of Barcelona, which they had destroyed ;
they had robbed the conductor of 400 reals, and
the post-master of 3,400 reals.

German Papers of the 18th inst. have reached
us, in which we find the following news from
Greece:—

ATHENS, Fan. 28.—0 n the 20th of this month (as has
been already stated) Mavrocordato, the Greek Ambassador in
London (well known as the head of the English party), was.
appointed by the King to be President of the Council and Mi-
nister of Foreign Afars , his brother in-law, Tricupes, goes to
London as resident Minister in his stead. This resolution o''
the King has excited a most joyful sensation at Athens,'as
Mavroeordato has- many adherents and friends, and even those
who are. not friends expect much good from so able a man,
who has acquired so much knowledge us foreign countries.
Accounts from Candia are most anxiously expected at
Athens. Many Candiots have clandesticely left Greece, among
whom there is oven a Colonel in the Greek service. Though
the Government has taken serious measures to p-event their
clandestine departure, that it may not be suspected of favour-
ing their proceedings, for which, in fact, the moment is i!I
chosen, the Candiots demand concessions similar to those
which were granted to Samos. Alustapha Pacha, the Go-
vernor, has sent his secretary to Constan•inople for inst.' tic
and the number of those who desire a change daily increase.
tie's& Meantime the people of Can remain under arms,
It is said that they receive aosiatanPe from soMe mercantile
houses of Athens and Syria.
MUNICH, MARCH 14. _According to recent accounts which
appesr to be Worthy of credit (contrary to which is asserted in
other journals)—The German Customs Union will not renew
th" commercial Treaty with Holland.— Nuremburg Corre-
spondent.
AUSTRIAN FUNDS..—Vtanris, MARCH ;3
Five per Cents. Metalliques .................».........• 101
Four per .... ................
Three per Cents. .................... , ........ ........ It
Rank Sham .......... ......... .................. 1C36
—.4llgemeine &Bung. Mareh 1.8.

THE MAIL STEAMER "CALEDONIA."—The
Ca'adonia steamer, which sailed from Liverpool to fidp_
fax on the 4th instant, was spoke t on the 10th instant at
three p,m., in tat, 47, long, 28'40.