The Sun.
London, England, 1842-11-07 00:00:00

ILE SUN, LONDON,

cured by the payment of the cotton import duty
in this country. Half of the duties were to be
applied as an indemnity to the Catalonian manu-
facturers, who have hitherto opposed' yith much
obstinacy any changes in the tariff. A mixed
commission, composed cf half Spaniards and half
English, is to sit in London.for the direction of
the loan and the proper application of the cotton
interest duties.

The Iberia announces the capture and instant
execution of three celebrated robbers—SANTIAGO-
Y MEDIO, EL CIMBEON, and LEVEIANO RODRI-
GuEz, in the valley of Aguilas.

The Three per Cents. were done on the Madrid
Bourse, on the 27th ult., at 21 at 60 days, and
the Fives at 267.16 cash, 27 26 15-16 at 60 days,
and 211 at 20 days with four coupons.
MADRID, Oct. 2S.—Three per Cents., 211 at 60
days ; Five per Cents., 26! cash, 271 at 60 days,
21 with four coupons at 60 days. •

The Municipality of Hanover went to King
ERNEST with a congratulation on his son's mar-
riage, begging that he would take this opportu-
nity of giving up his prosecution of the City Ma-
gistracy. King ERNEST bade the worthy citizens
to go about their business, and not trouble him a
fourth time o 2 the subject.
DAHLMAN, banished from Gottingen, is to have
a professional chair at Bonn.
The King of PRUSSIA has exempted from the
censorship all publications of more than twenty
sheets.

A Frankfort paper relates, that a smith of the
Island of Felster Las nearly discovered the quad-
rature of the circle. A most favourable report
has been made of his discovery. The smith's
name is KIRCHBOF.

The Augsburg Gazette says—" The Commer-
cial Company of Trieste have resolved on dis-
patching some of their body to the East Indies,
to report on the best means of opening a direct
trad,.. between Austria and the East.

The correspondence dated Frontiers of Turkey
the 20th, in the Augsburgh Gaze:te of the 30th
ult., gives a deplorable picture of the state of
Servia. In the midst of the rejoicings at Bel-
grade for the SULTAN'S confirmation of the new
order, or rather disorder of things, terror and
persecution were the order a the day. WUTS-
CLUTCH had established committees of public
safety. Arrests of several rich merchants had
taken place, many of whom were very ill treated,
and then banished. The prisons were crowded
with persons whose opinions were regarded to be
unfavourable to the Government; and on the 15th
of September a Turk killed a publicyunctionary
n the butchers' market, alleging that he had
been authorised by WUTSCHITCH, who, amongst
other atrocities, had ordered the Commandant
Ersenrrsca to be conducted in chains, bound
to a car drawn by oxen, through the town of
Belgrade, exposed to the ridicule of the popu-
lace. AlyrscniTscll had remained to the last
,fiithful to Prince MicttApr., and had been taken
prisoner by the Turkish authorities, who handed
him over to the Servian Government.

The Paris papers are chiefly occupied with
discussions on the opposition made to the pro-
posed commercial treaty with Belgian' ; but as
the affair has turned out an utter fhilure, they
possess no interest for the English reader.

The Moniteur Parisien has the annexed ar-
ticle :

A second meeting took place this afternoon at four
o'clock, at the house of M. Fulchiron. It appears
that as many Deputies were present at this meeting
as at the first ; all shades of opinion were represented.
Nothing has transpired of the discussion at this meet-
ing, which it was desired should be considered pri-
vate. All the persons who were present entered into
an engagement to keep what transpired secret.
The Journal des Debuts gives the following
reason for the removal of General PAJOL from
the command of the first military division p

The Government has felt it to be its duty to give
a successor to General Pa'ol. It conceived that a
charge so toilsome required-an officer, not of greater
courage, not more devoted to his duties, not snore full
of patriotism, but in all the vigour of life. It has,
therefore, nominated General Tiburce Sebastiani,
whose claims and qualifications for such an important
post no one will contest. However great consideration
may be due to old and tried services, the duty of a
Government is to consult above all things the good of
the State, and there comes an age when good-will alone
is not sufficient for the perfbrmance of certain func-
tions. It is precisely because a man has served long
and zealously that he becomes disabled from serving
any longer. General Pajol has attained his 68thyear
—an age at which retirement is not only desirable, but
honourable—for it is no longer the time for active
service, and above all for a service so laborious and
complicated as that of military commandant of the
capital of a great kingdom.
Oa relinquishing the command the General
took leave of the officers and soldiers in these
words :

Before I quit the troops, from whom I behold my-
self thus suddenly separated, I wish to address to them
my felicitations—to express to them my gratitude—
for the zeal and discipline which they have exhibited
whilst under my orders. For the last twelve years
nearly all the corps of the army have successively
formed part of the first division ; their courage, often
put to severe proofs, has never been shaken, and in
all the circumstances in which I have appealed to
their devotedness, they have fully justified my expec-
tations. Officers and soldiers, we have together per-
formed difficult duties, and your attachment has ren-
dered them less laborious to me. I thank you for the
confidence you have invariably shown to me ; it is
the more precious to me, inasmuch as to it must be
partly attributed the order and tranquillity which
reign in Paris.

M. THIERS has arrived in Paris.
The death of M. TARGET, Prefect of Calvados,
was announced in Paris last evening.
The Gazette de France of Friday evening
says :—" Hardly bad the legal notification of the
decision of the Court of Assizes, which condemned
M. A DRY, jun., as responsible editor of the Ga.
zette, been given to us fur the payment of
the fine of 13,200 f., than it was carried against
M. AUBRY, as regards his sentence, to a year's
imprisonment. He was arrested this morning as
he was leaving home, and taken to the depot at
the Prefecture de Police."
BOURSE--PARIS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER Se

First Highest Lowest Last
Price. Price. Price. Price.
French Five per Cents. 118 50... 118 65... 118 50... 118 60
41,4 per Cents 105 25... 105 25... 105 25... 105 25
Four per Cents. 100 50... 100 50 .. 100 45... 100 50
3 per Cents 80 15... 80 25... 80 15... 80 15
Bank of France 3275 —.3275 ...3270 .. 3270
Laffitto Bank I,ooof 1050 _lO5O ...1050 ...1050
5,000 f 5075 —.5075 —.5075 ...5075
Belgian Fives . 1021 ... 1021 ... 1021 ... 102 k
1840 104 i ... 104 k ... 104} 104 i
Threes ... 72 ... 72 ... 72
Dutch 2* per Cents 534 ... 53i ... 531 53}
Spanish Active 224 ... 224 ... 22 22*
Passive 3i 4 „„ 3i 4
Portuguese Fives 321 ... 32i 32* .. 321
Neapolitan
Roman
RAILWAY SHARES.
St. Germain 847 50... 850 .. 847 850
Versailles, R. B 263 75... 265 ... 263 75... 263 75
LB 96 25... 99 75... 96 25... 98 75
Rouen
Orleans. sbs ... 586 25... 585 ~, 586 25
Strasburg to Bale 205 206 25... 205 ... 205

The Flanders and Dutch mail, which arrived
last night, brought the answer of the King of
HOLLAND to the address of the States. It is
little more than a piece of formality, without any
interest. The King and Queen of BELGIUM
were expected at Brussels, from Paris, on Fri-
day. The following are brief extracts:—
FLUSHING Nov. 2.--His Majesty's frigate, the
Rhine, sailed this morning from our road for the Me-
diterranean. We learn that t'le voyage will occupy
four or five months, so that the vessel will return in
thi spring of 1843.
BRUSSELS, Nov. 3.—The average price of wheat,
last week, was 22f. 52c. ; and that of rye 14f. sc.
Nov. 4.—The receipts at the Custom-house at Ant-
werp, during October, was 41,541,718 f. 25c.
The Mercury of Franconia affirms that the nego-
tiat'ons commenced by Belgium with the Customs
Union, for the conclusion of a treaty of commerce,
are proceeding with great activity.
The same journal announces that the Bavariln Go-
vernment has given a large order for rails to the
establishment of Seraing.
DUTCH FUND!.—AMSTERDAM, Nor. 4.
Money. Dille.
Actual Del t, ‘.1% per Cent .....«.»....« Z2'4 82%
Jitto, ditto 5 per cent. lOll4 14,1*
Ain't t Syndic, 444 percent...... Wit 1,4%
DAto, ditto, 2% per cent. l7 77
Commercial Company, 44i per L 351
Loan 1837, 5 per 99 /99
Exchange on London, One month 12 20
Two months /2 15
Hamburgh, One month 35 87
Two months 35 82
Dutch Papers, Nov. 5.
PRUSSIAN FUNDS.—Butax, Nov. 1.
Bills. Money
St. Schuld Sch., 4 per coot.
Prussian English Bond, 18.30,1 per cent. 1 2g, 1, 'I
Exchange on London . 6 23%
Prussian State Gazette, Nov. 2.