The Sun.
London, England, 1840-04-30 00:00:00

T',VEN ENG ED

to any of tile Turkish crews who wished to return
to Constantinople. So absurd a report I should
not mention, even to contradict it, were it not
likely to be cireulatPd by other parties."
We receive from all quarters the most bitter complaints
against Marshal Vallee ; the Colonels and the army arc ab-
solutely indignant at the manneriin which the military °Pe'
rations have been conducted since the invasion of the
plain of Mitidja. It is impossible that the present Ministry
should leave things in this situation. The recal of the
Governor-General of Algeria has become indispensable;t
the safety of the colony and the honour of our army are s
stake; for an army which has no confidence in its coy'
mander is in a state of danger. The sentiments preys'',
ing at Algiers may be judged of by a letter dated the 18t"
of April, which we have received from one of the most te;
spectable inhabitants of the colony. He says, "re are
so dissatisfied with our present Governor, that we at.c)
the point of requ.iring that he shall be brought to ris!
The arrival of the Prince has produced a very good effele':
but our conversations with him convince U 9 that the ee°,
nists are sacrificed. Consternation will prevail in our se
colony till we shall know the object of an ill-directed ex-
pedition, which is a real absurdity if it is intended tore
us to a restricted occupation."
An energetic representation was made to the Prince °ll,
the very day of his arrival. About two o'clock in the
ted
ternoon the civil and military authorities were pro° re
to his Royal Highness. The unhappy colonists eer,
placed in the back ground, when the Duke of Orleans
ceiving them, as it were, out of his reach, advanced terds
er''
the Major of Algiers, addressing to him some w°rds
consolation.
But the energy of Baron Vialar and those who seer;
panied him, the complaints which they made to the press,
against the Governor, were such that his Royal Highsb;
'f
perceiving the emotion which was caused around I,Lttear
the presence of Marshal Vallee, who endeavoured te.," to
what was said, interrupted the colonists, inviting th,,e700-
repair to his apartments at 5 o'clock, where he ceututre.
verse with them at his ease. The colonists were
duced at the appointed hour. Baron Vialar read Aria,
favourable representation, but tho answer of the P
has not raised our hopes. Wo have always Prod 0-
without result ; expeditions which end in nothing, ee We
stricted occupation, and the ruin of the colonists.
i jog
cannot help pitying the situation of the Prince, Poiutiii-ea
to speak frankly, to listen to all complaints, and
-
obliged to use evasive expressions. is'
I regret it ; the colonists are in consternation ;
word, we are ruined if the present Governor roes° sot
longer.—Le Commerce.

BOURSE.—PARrs, TUESDAY, APRIL 28° List
First Highest Lowest rice.,
Price Price. Price. . 113 Fo
French 5 per Cent' ll3 85 ... 113 90 ... 113 " ". 109 '
4% per Cents ...... lOB 50 ... 108 50 ... 103 50 ... los .
4 per Cents...— lO4 ... 104 ... 104 " g 4 I"
3 per Cents B4 65 ..... 84 35 ... 84 10 ....30
Bank of france 3385 ...3385 _3350 ....lig°
Lattitte Bank I,ooof. Sh lO9O ...lOW ~,1090 ...500
5,000 f. Sb 5200 ...5200 ...5200
Belgian Bank 9,0 ... 900 ... 900 ". 101 d
5 per Cents lO4 ... 104
... 101 " 74 .'
3 per Cents 74 85 ... 74 85 ~. 74 8.5 " 103
Ohio lO3 ... 103 ... 103 " 911

State of New York
99 ... 99 ... 99
Spanish Active 29% ... 29% ... 29% '.' 7*
Passive 74 ... 74 ... N ." g 45
Portuguese 3 per Cents 24% „. 24S ..., 24% ••• 3li
Don Miguel 3% ..• 3% ... 33t ." 103
N Japolt tan
R ,man lO5 . ... 105 ... 101 ,"

RAILWAY SHARES, 140 50
St. Germain
... Ma 50 ''' 050
L.B. 385 ... 386 25 ... 385
•''''
4Yu 50,1
Orleans .
Mulhausen to Thann 490 ... 490 ... 49J
Strasburg to Bale 4lO ... 410 ... 405 ". 407
ASPHALTES AND BITUMENS.
"' 450
Yarn (Maberly's) .......
08
BELGIAN 1, UNDS—Bituessui, Men.. •
Actual Debt, 2% per Cent.
Rothschild's Loan, 5 per Cent lO3
9en.
Loan of Thirty Millions, 4 per'Cent i4 %
---- 3 per CenL ..... ....
.....
Loan of City, 1832, 4 per Cent. llO
Society of Commerce, 4% per Cent 98%
Bank of Belgium, 5 per Cent ...........
National Society -
...
Exchange on London (short) ..... ..... . . ... ... i-1 97%
—Brussels Papers, April 21. .
DUTCH FUNDS.—Amentaaast, Ann. 25•0.
Money. .2%
Actual Debt, C.% per Cent 52% Po
Ditto, ditto 5 per cent.
, 1914
A mort Svadic,4% per cent ..... . .......
Ditto, ditto, 3N per cent. 75% 'Fa
Commercial Company, 4!-', per cent 1314 'log
Ditto (1832 and 1833) 5 per cent.
Ditto 1837, 5 per cent. 4014 ye%
Loan 1837, 5 per cent. 97
..
Exchange on London, One month ll 1'
Two months
—Dutch Papers, April 29.
HAMBURG BORSEN HALLE, ATRIL 21 -roue',
Bills. Plot
Austrian 5 per Cents.
Bank Shares lSilels 11000534
A nklo-Russian Loan 1
104
Russian 5 per Cent. Ist series, Certificate
Inscription, lit Series .. 10934
Russian 5 per Cent. Hope and Co. 3d and 4th 934
Series
Ditto in Certificates t...- 42 -90, .....
.-
Dutch Actual Debt, 2% per Cent
Ditto 5 per Cent 933
.--
....
Polish Bonds
New ticket
Anglo-Danish Loan, 3 per Cent 75 101%
/09
Norwegian Loan, 1834, 4 per Cent............-.• 4 •••'
Spanish, New 3 per Cents.
PRUSSIAN FUNDS.-13sumN, APRIL 24' gond*
,5,,,W 103%
St. Schuld. Sch., 0.,, per cent. - ...... ........"' i" 1027$
Prussian English Loan, 1830.4 per cent. 103%
h;xchange on London, three months ...5 2
—Prussian State GazettetZApill IL

LLOYD'S SHIPPING-.(TIT DAY

DEAL, APRIL 29.—Wind E.—Sailed the Tar, --
g
°3
for the Mauritius; William, Allan, Miramichi.
ate'
LIVERPOOL, APRIL 29.—Wind variable and motlearov
—Arrived the Bengal, Hicks, from Miramichi;
mond, Russell, New Orleans ; Virginia, Talbot, oi;sei,
ton ; Robert Isaac, Trueman, Mobile; Birtnilowss
Robinson, ditto; Champion, Warren, St. initto;
Castlereagh, Kellar, St. Michael's; LaganthiliF Nelea
Pire, Dawe, ditto; Corynthia, ditto. Sailed thcobec;
Jane, M'Dowall, for Jamaica; Leander, Phelantiwroiret,
Ralph Vrylam, M'Kenzel, Montreal. The aef nest
Branscome, from Lima to this port, struck on srek....crf
Ferando do Cara Noronha, Bth Feb., and
"
save in the boats and lded.
ilea 08
FAd LMOUTH, APRIL 2 anB.—Wind variable.---S a
Enchantress, Binckley, for Malaa. noes,
BRISTOL, APRIL 29.—Arrivedg the Margaret,
from Odessa ; Charlotte, St. Michael's. No°.
Poor.; APRIL 29.—Sailed the Fame, Thom, .°-
r
foundland. volOrt
LANCASTER, APRIL 24.—Sailed the Thomas'

Ramsay, for Quebec. fOt
HARWICH, APRIL 29.—Sailed the Mecklenburg,
Riga; Catharine, Claasen, Baltic. oat
YARMOUTH, ISLE OF WIGHT, APRIL 29.--The Fr
it on
Bloomfield, from St. Michael's to Southampton, Ag"00'00
shore this morning on the shingles, but is expecte' -
the flood. fries,
VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.—Tho Diana Of Dew otter
for Quebec, 24th inst., lat. 50, long. 13, by the Callt; to
arrived at Cork; Carl Henritch Valentin, Hambhuvr'tbe
Monte Video, 27th ult., lat. 43 N , long. 13 WI "„jdoill
Goede Venvaehing, arrived at Hely. oet Dart, of tie";,,,t,,
for Madeira, and Alexander, of Yarmouth, 21°ia the
lat. 47, long. 8, by the Ellen, Gillman, arrire.a
Downs • Eliza,
of Whitby, from Bristol, 20th Incs ins;
49, long. 11, by the Mary Ann, arrived in the 'l),t 60'
Mary Pope, Bristol to Newfoundland, 15th inst., —lBlll
long. 17 ; Sir F. B. Head, Bristol to Quubc,e' the
inst., lat. 49, long. 12, by the Amicitia, arrived O.
Wight ; Artimes of Workington, 20th inst., lat. 49,' Ist'
„
7 ; Harriett and Jessie, Liverpool to Charleston,
49, long 8, by the Brilliant, Crocker, arrived 'II
Downs.