The Sun.
London, England, 1841-07-08 00:00:00

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Versa!lles. L.P --
1110 ... 195 ... 190 ~. 195
t it. B 312 :A) ... 312 50 ... 310 ... 310
orl2ans .. an 50 ... 482 50 ... an 50 ... 612 0
Ittrasbure to Bale 23.5 ... 'i3s ... 293 75 ... 233 75

We have letters and papers from Spain of the 29th ult.,
but their contents are unimportant, having been antici-
pated in the Express from Yaris, which appeared in, the
afternoon edition of-yesterday's Sun.
No l3ourse.

The selections in Ireland are going -on favourably for
the Liberal 'cause.. Colonel Thomas, a staun-h Tory,
bas been turned out of Kinsale by Mr. Watson, a Libe-
ral ; and O'Connell and Hutton, for Dublin, take the
lead of their coMpetitnrs by several hundred 'Votes:
Scotland, also, is making amends for the unaccountable
loss of' Falkirk and Haddingtoii. Kilmarnock has re-
trieved its character by rejecting Colephoun, and so de-
cided was Caithness in- favour of Liberal measures, that
'Sir George
.Sinclair durst not show his face. Mr. Trail',
well known for his Liberal principles, .Avas elected with-
out opposition. r'•

MONEY and CONIMERCIAL NEWS.

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, JULY 7.—The demand for
Cotton to-day has been to a moderate extent. The sales con-
sisted of 3,300 bales, principally American, without any
change in prices. Both exporters and speculators have been
inactive.

LIVERPOOL SHARE MARKET, JULY 6.—A moderate busi-
ness has been done to-day in the Share Market ; the following,
are the transactions :—Eastern Counties 8 ; Glasgow, Pais-
ley, and Greenock 2714 ; Grand Junction, Half Shares, 101 ;
Ditto, Quarter Shares, 28; Liverpool and Manchester Quarter
Shares, 474 ; London and Birmingham 161; Ditto, New
Shares, 254 1,4 1.
MANCHESTER STOCK EXCHANGE, JULY 7.—Our Market
continues dull, and the unfavourable rumours circulatei yes,
terday have created a very gloomy feeling.—London and Bir-
mingham (32) 53i 54 ; Quarter Shares, 223/4 23 ; Manches-
ter and Birmingham 23 234; Grand Junction (Old), 201
202; Bolton and Bury, 53 534; Eastern Counties, 84.

Accounts from Carthagena, via Jamaica, are stated to be
highly favourable. The Government troops are stated to
have been within two days' march of Carthigena, and one of the
rebel chiefs has laid down his arms and joined the Government
standard.

Accounts received at Barbadoes by the French barque
Perle, from Port-au-Prince (Hayti), state that island to be
in a very unsettled state in regard to political affairs. Boyer
appears to be tyrannising over the people at his own pleasure,
but be has a strong army, and immense wealth, he fears nothing,
and the cuuntry must submit to his will as long as he lives.
From the Barbadian.—The monopoly hitherto enjoyed by
,America at St. Thomas, will soon cease; Venezuela
and .New Granada having resolved to carry on
their commercial intercourse direct with Europe,
Porto Rico and Havannah, however, still wishing to continue
the trade with St. Thomas, in order, we suppose, to prevent
the direct entrance of foreign vessels from England, with
•abolition principles, British Guiana and Trinidad are daily in•
creasing in prosperity on the ruin of other British West India
islands. Grenada which contained a population of 46,000 in-
habitants has been robbed of upwards of 8,000 of its labou'•ers
within the fast two years, who have all gone to Trinidad and
Demerara. Should this evil continue Granada must be depo-
pulated•
The 13atavier, Dutch steamer, has arrivcd,by which we have
received Papers to the ith inst., bringing the Dutch prices
of the• sth inst. Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 51 1116 to ;
Five per Cents., 100 i ; Ardoin's, 21.