The Sun.
London, England, 1841-10-12 00:00:00

BOURSE-PARIS, SATURDIY, OCT. 9.

Irst Highest Lowest Last
Price Price. Price Price
French 5 per Cent'. ex. div ll4 95 114 95 114 65 114 711
4 per Cents 97 75 9i3 50 97 75 i 8 30
3 peg Cants 79 65 _. 79 45 ... 79 65 :13 45
Bank or erance
Laffitte Bank I,ooof. Stares 1102 50 _1032 50 ...1027 50 ...1027 50
5,0001. Shares 5060 —5062 50 ..4.060 ...5062 50
ix,lelan Rank
Belgian 5 per Cents.
5 ;-,er Centi., 102. 102.‘
Spanish Active ......... .... 21,4 2I V 4 lAN ... 20%
Passive 5 ... 5 ... 4% 5
Neapolitan
Roman
RAILWAY 3HARES.

Verrailles, R. B 3lO 310 310 310
Roucn
Urlean. 480 480 ... 480
Strasburg toßale,shares red. 2,8 75 :133 75 238 75 238 7i

BELUIAN U N DS-73 Ruse Ocr."9.
Actual Debt, 24 per Cent.
Rothschild's Loan, 5 per Cant lOl4
Loan of Thirty Million:, 4 per Cent
3 per Cent.

717 i
Hu) lOl "ft
Loan of City, r:32, 4 per Cent l3
Society of Comm, rce, 4 yper Cent 93
Bank of Belgium, 5 per Cent ............. 74
National Society.
Exchange on Londee (short)
..Brussels Papers, Oct. 9.
AUSTRIAN FUNDS.—VIENNA, OCT. 2
five per Cents. Metalliques
Emir per Cent 5.«.»....».......».......»
Three p,r Cents.
Bank .shar.cs
--Allgonense Zeiturig. Oct. 6.

Our readers will remember that M. Ledru Rollin, de-
puty of Le Mans, and M. Haureau, the responsible editor
of the Courrier de la Sarthe, were proceeded against
some time ago, M. Ledru Rollin for delivering, and M.
Haureau for publishing, a speech to the electors, in
which M. Ledru Rollin is charged with a libel upon the
Chambers and the 'Government. The Cour Royale of
Angers had ordered the trial to take place at the Assizes
of Le Mans, but the Procureur-General of Angers ap-
plied to the Court of Cassation to have another Court of
Assize substituted, assigning as a ground for this ap-
plication that a fair trial could not be had at Le Mans.
The appeal came before the Court of Cassation yester-
day, and after having heard M. Ledru Rollin and the
Avocat-General, M. Hello, the . Court ordered that the
trial should take place at the Assizes of the Marne. et-
Loire (Angers). After delivering this decision the Pre-
sident, addressing M. Ledru, said, "M. Ledru, the Court
would not interrupt your address, but it is bound to de-
clare that if it had not been indulgent for a defence
which regarded yourself, it would not have tolerated
the unconstitutional doctrines which you have just put
forth, and your disrespectful language towards the judi-
cial authorities."

REIGATE REGISTRATION.—An informality
in the making of the poor's-rates, which prevented the
electors of Reigate from paying them, being deemed a
sufficient reason for disfranchising a considerable por-
tion of the constituency of the borough, a notice of ob-
jection to their votes was served, on the part of Mr.
John Flint, upon the overseer, according to the form
prescribed by the Reform Act. The overseer, however,
neglected to exhibit the same on the church door, by
which he rendered himself liable to the penalty of 5001.
When the Revising Barristers held their Court, in con-
sequence of the overseer neglecting to cause the objec-
tions to be publicly exhibited, they refused to hear the
case, which, had they done, they would probably have
decided in favour of the objections, and so-have opened
a favourable opportunity for wresting. the borough from
its present abject position.—A Cirrespat (Litt.
Several persons who had claimed to vote for the
North Riding of Yorkshire, for shares in the Great
North of England Railway Company, have been
struck off. It was held that, being members of an in-
corporated Company, and the shares being declared
by the Act to be personal property, they are not en-
titled to vote.
SEIZURES OF SLAvEBS.—Capt. A. Ward, of
Salem, who came passenger from Manilla, in the ship
Grotius, bound to this port, which vessel was off Gay-
Head yesterday afternoon, informed Mr. Hatch, of the
Express, that when the ship WI St. Helena, there were
seven vessels, with seven hundred slaves, at that place,
prizes to her Britannic Majosay's cruisers. The last of
the seven arrived on the 2d of March, and had thrown
overboard sixty dead slaves in
sight of 6t. Helena.---Ja-
-1711 lea Paper,