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London, England, 1841-07-14 00:00:00

BOURSF,-PARIS, MONDAY, JULY 12.

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Price Price. Pries.. Price
F.ench 5 per Cents ll5 .. 115 05 ... 14 91 ... 115
4% per Cents .....
4 per Cents
3 per Cents. ex. div 76 9J .... 76 90 ... 76 70 ... 76 70
Kant of erance
Lattitte Bank 5.0e0f. Sarcs 5110 ..,5110 —.5105 ...5105
-.,eian Rank
Belgian 5 per Cents.
New Loan .. 102 ... 1 2 ... 142 ... 112
ip.inish Active ..... .......... 22 ... 22% ... 22 ... 225fi
Pa55ive......... ........ 5 ... 5 ... 5 ... 5
Neapolitan ........ ....... .... 103 10 ... 103 25 ... "13 10 ... 103 25
Hmman......... ........ —... 102 ". 102 .. 102 ... lot
RAILWAY SHARRS.
St Germain
Versailles. L.B 192 50 ... 197 50 ... 192 50 ... 195
IL B 315 ... 315 ... 315 .. 315
lotion ........ ............
urleane . 483 75 ... 48.3 75 ... 463 75 ... 483 75
Strasburg to Bale 236 25 ... 238 75 ... 236 25,, .. 237 50
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--Al!tontine Zeilsoleg. July 8.

Madrid Papers of the 6th inst., inform us that on
that day the Chamber of Deputies resumed the discus-
sion of the Budget. It approved of the expenditure of
first six months of 1841, and rejected by a large majority
all the amendments having for their object the reduction
of the salary of the REGENT. A military force of
10,000 men is to be shortly concentrated in the Balearic
Islands.

Letters from Seville, of the 29th June, give the fol-
lowing details of a most destructive fire at Fuentes, in
Andalusia :—" On the 23d of June a fire broke out in
the Calle de l'Entendiemento, and made such pro-
gress in spite of the zeal of the authorities and the exer-
tions of the inhabitants that the devouring element could
not be prevented from extending to the adjoining street,
San Francisco, which soon presented a most deplorable
spectacle. In less than four hours one hundred and ten
houses became a prey to the flames, and it was
not until night that the exertions of the inhabitants could
succeed in arresting the progress of the fire, which has
destroyed the hopes and means of livelihood f thousands,
rendering them houseless and destitute. The political
chief has ordered a subscription to be opened for the
relief of the sufferers, which we doubt not will be res-
ponded to generously and promptly by the rich inhabi-
tants of the fertile province of Seville.'
Bourse heavy, and Five per Cents. at 26 1-32 to 1-16
cash.

We have received, by way of Vienna, news from Con •
stantinople of the 24th ult. The SULTAN'S health con-
tinued to decline rapidly, and his death was spoken of as
an almost immediate event. Assuming the sword and
mantle of the Prophet in mere boyhood, he had indulged
in excesses to which the institution of marriage, accord-
ing to the Koran, is but too strong an incentive, and a
premature decay of the very stamina able has been the
consequence.

An angry remonstrance against the aid given
to the Candiote insurgents has been addressed by
the Divan to the Greek Government. What answer
King OTHO made to it we are not informed, but we sus-
pect from the tone of recent articles in the Government
Greek Journals, that his MAJESTY repudiated all con-
nection with the disaffected.

Reports of the probable massacre of the Christians in
Albania were circulated in Constantinople. Such an
enormity would seal the doom of the Turkish power in
Europe. The days of wholesale massacres of Christians
with impunity are happily at an end. Let but such an
atrocity be committed, and we will answer for the
speedy independence of every province in Europe now
under the dominion of the Sublime Porte. Moral phi-
losophers teach that there is no unmitigated evil in the
world ; and this maxim is at least true of the Holy
Alliance which established a precedent for popular as
well as regal interference in the internal administration
of other States, when such interference is rendered para-
mount to considerations of etiquette by the claims of out-
raged humanity.
It was repoited in Vienna on the 6th inst. that
Prussia had despatched M. BUNIEN to London to pro-
pose arrangements for the protection of the Protestants
in Syria, as the. Catholics and Greeks are protected by
Austria, France, and Russia.

Advices from Locarno, in Switzerland, of the Bth inst.
state that Colonel Nzssi, chief of the last insurrectionary
movement in Ticino, was sentenced to death on the 6th,
and executed early the next morning. Two Catholic
Clergymen, then on their trial before the Court-martial,
would, no doubt, experience a similar fate. Messrs.
PocuAt. and Giovius had fortunately escaped into the
canton of the. Orisons.