The Sun.
London, England, 1844-02-01 00:00:00

12,050,000

_ ..
Circulating medium required at 161. per indivi-
dual' - .Z192,800,000
Actual circulating medium :
Bills 8f Exchange . 2129,500,000
Bank of England notes 21,000,000
Country bank notes
Gold m circulation in England
and. Wales 13,000,000

£18,800,000
Or only 141.95. of currency per-individual.
1826 to 1831 (both inclusive)
Average population

13,375,000

Circulating medium required
Actual circulating medium :
Bills of Exchange
Bank of England notes
Country bank notes, &c
Gold as before

_4214,000,000

£115,000,000.
21,500,000
'10,500,000. 160,000,000
13,000,000

Deficiency £54,000,000
Or, only 121. of currency per individual.
18.32 to 1839 (both inclusive)
Average population ...

14,980,000

• --____
Circulating medium required £239,680,000
Actual circulating medium :-:-
Bilis of Exchange £108,000,000
Bank of England notes ... 18,200,001
150,000,000
Country bank notes, &c 10,800,000
Gold as before

Deficiency £59,680,000

Or, only 101. of currency per individual.
'We will now proceed another step, and show the
inconvenience that has been suffered by the mercan-
tile community, by-placing the official values of goods
exported, and the amount of. discounts by the Bank
of England, in the respective years, side by sizle :
Official value of Exports of the Amount of Discounts by the
United Kingdom. Bank of England.
•
24,927,6841800 01813 average 12;000,000
29,51)8,508 1814 to 1819 9,000,000
33,534,176 1820 t,c! 1825 3,330,000
47,166,0261826 to 1831 2,000,000
60,683,933 .

1801
1812
1819
1825
1831

And while the exports for 1841 were upwards of
116,000,000/. the Mpo-unts of the Bank were under
1,000,0001.

We hope Mr. 1-Innumin is satisfied that if gold is
only " valuable from its limited supply" he will now
believe that a substitute may be used, which will
better serve for the currency of the realm.

The accounts from Madrid are to the 23d ult.,
hut they are without interest. On the 22d the Three
per Cents. were done at 254 for cash, and 26-1- at 60
days. The 23d being the feast of San ILD Eroisso
the Bourse remained closed.

The Paris papers of Monday have been received at
a late hour, owing to the boisterous weather in the
Channel. The great topics of conversations in the
French capital were the results of the debate, and,
among others, the resignation of five Royalist Depu-
ties. LAROCIIEJACQUELIN'S resignation had been
acepted by the Chamber on Sunday ; the party had
a meeting to consult on their future policy, when
they At three o'clock the whole
of he
hy
Chamber, and presented to
the President
ing protest :
T Iwe
the address voted in the sitting of
ep la arst tp resolved
aernt tth
paragraph
resign,aefrod hfollowing
the 27th of January is, in our eyes, an attack upon the in-
dependence and the dignity of several members of this Cham-
ber. A doubtful vote has already produced, in this assem-
bly, a striking and loyal protest. We come in our turn not
to protest against the injurious language, which does not
apply to us, but against the violence which is done to us in
contempt of our rights, and of the guarantees for our liberty
oont u
which was promised to us by the declaration of the 7th of
August, 1830. Resolved to fulfil all our duties in regard to
those who have electedllik, in regard to our political friends,
us that will recoil the respon-
and in regard to el but struck by what is really a
powne declare that we resign our
functions as deputies.
(Signed)
ti'Ye xofelouisfir resi to
litsf t

" BERRYER. °
DUO DE PALMY..
DE LARCY."
BLIN DE BOURDON is also said to have resigned.
After a brief discussion their resignations were ac-
cepted. The Chamber on Monday elected the Pre-
sidents of its bureaux for the ensuing month, and all
except M. Gout; belong to the Ministerial
put
The Moniteur announces that full satisfaction
had been given at Jerusalem for the insult, offered to
the French flag on the 29th of July.
r. one,
The receipts of the traffic Upon the Paris and Or-
leans For passengers, 53,732 f.; luggage,
7,
carriages and horses, 1,426 f. 30c.;
g00d5,•17,499f. 90c. Total, 279,147 f. 11c.
nuaryos3f. 11a8 Nis
4l'ewer. ae
; 32
for the week ending the 23d of Ja-
,
THE BOURSE— vf
....oz.wAy, JAN. 29.
First Highest Lowest Last
Price. Price.
French Five per Cents. • • • • 124 65 .• 124 Pi ic
6.5 e. • • 124 Price. 40 • • 124 50
.3282 50 ..32A2 50 —3282 50 ..3282 50
',
eca n
Three per Cents.. •• • 82 25 .. 82 25 .. 82 05 .. 82 05
f France•••
Back, I,OOOE .S.h.ar"e'slll2 50 ..1112 50 ..1112 50 ..1112 50
Shares-50705,000f. ..5070 —5070 ..5070
.. 690 .. 690 .. 690 • • 690
1840
1842
Spanish Active ............301 • • 30f .. goi 30t
Portugu.se Fire
Belgian
ikta;eo
per Cents.. 471 • • 471 • • 471 • • 474
Nreapolitan• ••••••• • • • • •• • • IOG 80 .• 106 75 • • 106 50 • • 106 75

Raman .................... Joo

• 106

- 101

- 106

RAILWAY SHARES,

Versailles,R.B.
L. 13.• • • • • • • • . • • • 192 50 .. 192 50 • • 183 75 .. 185
Rouen •••••. • • • • .... 845 •• 845 • • 845 —.845
Rouen to Havre
Orleans ..... ...... .....
Strasburg to Bale.. ••• • •
Avignon to Marseilles.-- 765 • • 765 •• 761 25 .. 761 25
RAILWAY SHARES, FOR THE ACCOUNT.
L. 8.. ........... 187 50
St. Germain •
• • 188. 75 •• 187 50 .. 198 75
Versailles, R. 8.. .......
Rouen to Havre— .....
Rouen. — • ..... •• •• —— 840 • • 845 .• 840 .. 845
Strasburg to Bale 241 25 •• 2
Avignon to Marseilles• •
764 25 .• 237 50 .. 237 50
51
•. 760 .. 760
`Orleans .... ....... ..... 855 • • 855 • • 855 • • 805