The Sun.
London, England, 1826-05-02 00:00:00

BANK NOTES.

an Account, printed thig day, 'by order of the
House of Commans, it appears that-thel amount of
One Pound Bank Of trigland Notes, in. circulation,
was--
On 25th lklitrch - £1,564,216
On Ist April - .4.7.1,581,610.
On Bth April - £1,559,756

We reacivialast night the French Papers of Sun
'lay, but the 4 contpp4 add nothing to our previous
information.
FRENcit Fe N -PAWS Arm 29.—Five per
.Cents.
80e---Three per Cents., 65f.—Bank Stock, 2,020. —Rent,: de
'algal, 174 &sc.—Royal Spanish Loan,* 441,E.tbauge nu
tendon, one mouth, 28f.. 65c.'; the months, 25f. 35c.5.—( ("ours
44sitheatique.)

•
By the German Mail, received this morning, we
are sorry to perceive that the Fair at Leipsig partakes,
in a great measure, of our own commercial difficulties
-at home. The following are extracts :
_ _

LEIPSIO, APRIL M

The fair turns out to be worse than was at first expected. Not
*so speak of the unfavourable weather, there is a want of purchasers,
of money, and of credit. Goods, of almost every kind, have fallen
in prim, and when sales are made it is generally with a loss.—
Leather .has fallen 10 per cent. ; coarse wollen cloths, 15 per
cent. There are not so many Poks, RuSaians, and Jews at the
fair as we expected ; and as Leipsigloaei . about 3300,000 dollars
by a Swiss house in Ilerdieyero, wh:ch has stopped payment, they
ean hardly obtain any goods on credit,,et4m the best Bills of Ex-
change are, not taken without hesitation. Swiss, who are used to
'flake, every fair, large purchases of coarse wollen cloths, to the
'utant of 4 or 600,000 dollars, brought ns,,usual Bills of
change with them, but they have ;tot been taken, because it is itn.•
Possible to say what may be the situation of the draUfers bef)re
• they become At the beginning some purchases -wt.tre made An
Course and middling woollen cloths ,and in cotton goods, bu!tlpis
was am at an end, hepuse the foreign dealers still delay ‘Uying,
in the opinion that goopli niust become even cheaper than theY
reedy
are.

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The Book fair also does not seem. likely to turn out well, the
quantity of returns is very..graat,
from '7O to J0.9..etv44 11*$v:4eeklif/p hmany booksellers have sent NOE,
,-ave not come at all to.
the fair, audittUalldir.j,lTPl Kreent. Last year,' already
many were very a ilitoty - The estate of
the house of Reichefibech bticimnesdworee :and weise, in copse-.
quence of thei continued iwiltrupteietk i yl, the bad times, and its..
-
.paper is;now, sold at a loss of 50 per cent, We are therefore very
uneasy with respect to the future, and there is a great stagnation
in all kindinf trade, ivlrieltliVes:iise.to the bitterest complaints.
The disagreeable Ileitis has been received here, that the house of
• Jenny andißetitscheff iu Poland, has stopped payment. It is not
yet known what is the amount, but some of our dealers in cotton
manufactures and silks arelaid to be deeply interested. To-day
we have received another piece of bad news, namely, that of the in-
solvency, of the heuse of Mr. Saturoi 'a, in Brody, which was consi •
dered to be qiiite safe, and in which 1.-e are likewise much interested.
The fall of this hinweles had an eirect the more unfavourable, be-
cause most of the Polish Jews have brought bills of this house to
• Pay for their purchase:.

cAnisitvite, APRIL 22.
His Royal Highness Prince Gustavmr of &vortex boo arrive('
here from Mihm,:ou a visit to the Quell, his rootheF.

It AI; /C FORT, APIUL 24.
The rialto of San Carlos, Ambagador Extraiirdinarf from his
Majesty tiWkingtif Swedenito t) Court of RUSAiII, arrived hen.thiw -
eveningtliPhie war Act,St. p,etnpintrg,ll;, in his suite are the
Caunta tle Tvastitmars and Del Puerto.
,
-91.etalliqueni 90 itßanit Shama, 1,0,501

VIENNA, AnttL 20,