The Sun.
London, England, 1841-02-25 00:00:00

BO UR SE• ••••• PARIS, .MONDAY, FEB. 22.

first Highest Lowest Lrst
Price Price. Price.. Price
French 5 per Cent 5.......... 112 50 ... 112 75 ... 112 50 .. 112 75
3 per Cents ..... ...... 76 15 76 45 ... 76 15 ... 76 45
Rink of rlance .. .......... 3225 .7.3225 ...3245 ...3223
Laffitte Bank 401304. Shares 5150 ...5155 ...5150 ...5155
ceigian Bank '.. ...... ...... 887 50 ... 887 50 .. 887 50 ... 887 50
5 per Cent 5............ 991( ... 99% ... 9914 ... 99%
3 per Cent 5......... 68 56 ... 68 50 ... 68 50 ••• 68 50
New Loan . 887 50 ... 887 50 ... 887 50 ... 8,7 50
Spanish Active .....N..•...... 24 ... 25 ... 24ii ... 25
Pa55ive............... 6 .. 6% ••• 6'4 .•• 6;4
Portuguese 3 per Cents.... 19 ... 19%' ... 19% .... 19%
Neapolitan ..... ................. 101 60 ... 101 e 0 ... 101 60 ... 101 80
R0inari........................ 101 ... 101 ... 161 ... 101
RAILWAY SMARR&
St. Germain ..r.i...................... 784 11410 735 ... 735 ... 735
Versaillesilt. ra.....;...»....... 435 ... 435 ... 432 50..... 4:i2 50
L. 8.............".... 326 25 -... 827 50 ... 326 25 .. 327 5(1
Orleans . . ................... 487 50 ... 486 75 ... 487 50 ... 488 75
!teuen .......,................. 457 50 ... 457 50 ... 455 ... 455
'Or irburg to Ba'e ' .... '212 50 ... 243 75 ... 242 50 ... 243 75
Mulhausen. to Thann .. ...... 425 ... 425 ... 425 ... 425
AUSTRIAN FUNI/S.—Visrma, Nita, 15
' Fiveper Cents. bletalliques • ..... ....................... 106
Four per Cents •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••04* .1.1914
Three per Cents. ....:.......••••••••••••••••••••••••••• s%
Bank:, Shares
......................•••••••••••••••••••• ........ 1623
—illtremeine Zeitung, Feb. 20.

The Madrid Journals received are of the 15th
instant.

The Madrid Gazette states that the Directors of the Sink-
ing Fund have issued a decree for the consolidation of the in-
terest of the home and foreign debt, due previous to the Ist
January, 1841, conformably to the law of April, 1838. This
decree mentions how the holders are to proceed to regularise
their acts. The [paragraph relative to foreign creditors is as
follows :—." The holders of Coupons of the Active Debt in
circulation abroad are to appear at Madrid, or in the Spanish
Finance Conimission in Paris or London.
The elections for the representation of the
capital closed on the 14th. The Deputies were
Senors ARGUELLES, DAVILA, ROMERA.L, MEN-
DIZABAL, MONTAOS, COLLANTES, MORATE, VIGO,
Morizo, and General SANTEBAREZ ; and the
Senators CAMPUZANO, HEROS, and ARTIGOSA.
The following remarkable circumstance is re-
ported in the Eco del Commercio, of the 15th
inst. It would have been droll enough had the
steamer carried off the Spanish authorities:—
Advices from Malaga state that on the 7th a remarkable
event took place, which the' Government no doubt noticed.
It appears that one of the French steamers of the Mediterra-
nean, lying at anchor in the port, had a large sum on board in
Spanish dollars, intended for Marseilles. The Intendant,
being aware thereof, in concert with the General command-
ing, resolved upon causing the laws to be respected relative
to matters of that nature. The French Consul was
opposed to the vessel undergoing an inspection. He
even went as far as to threaten that a• brig be-
longing to his nation, and at present in the harbour, would
fire, but these threats having been retorted in a suitable manner
the Consul ended by lending himself to the required inspection.
When every one was on board, and convinced of the correct-
ness of the information, the Consul prohibited the captain from
opening the sacks containing the money, and immediately got
into the boat and ordered the steamer to start. The operation
was so quietly done that the authorities were compelled to hurry
into the boat in order to avoid being taken to Marseilles.

•
JAMES WOOD'S WiLL.—At the meeting of the
Judicial Committee of the Privy Council yes-
terday, it was agreed that the, appeal of Sir
Matthew Wood and others should come on for
hearing on the 6th of April next. The pro-