The Sun.
London, England, 1842-05-31 00:00:00

wince, ,countersigned by the Ministerof Finance, 3

LAC AVE LAPLACNE
Septet*.
" Having considered the 14th article of the Bth of
„t to
her, 1841, which fixes at 5 per cent. per annum the inter-n- the
be paid to the Treasury in case of any delay in PaYlng -1010
instalments of that proportion of the loan of 150 millloos
adjudged in pursuance of that order ;—having considered
meaning of the second paragraph of the same article,frj
that in default of payment in the course of one month. 704
amount of the sum stated in the certificate may be reqegtof
and that the Minister of Finance may sell it for the ben
etor,
the Treasury to the amount of the RUM due by the cocneterad, the,
considering that the cash on hand inthe Treasury thq
actual demand on it. and that, consequently, by In0"0"-i.,
terms of the aforesaid article, so as to give the contractee 4,1
privilege of retarding their payments, it would relief '
charge on the floating debt ; try
" Decrees—That the rate of interest to which the c,;,.3te
for of the first portion of the loan of 150 millions, adz soh
the 18th October last, as liable in ease of delay in the paY,4 ht
is reduced to 3i per cent. per annum. This interest 11:1
required to be paid on the fifth day after the expirati°P
term without further notice.
" The delay of one month, announced in the se
,t 1
graph of the 24th article of the decree of the 18th of "r
tier, 1841, is extended to three months.
" Paris, May 28, 1842."
The King and Queen, returning from Bizy, arrived at
illy yesterday afternoon.
We do not know what will become of the cOntinto6:ol
when the Chambers have broken up ; but at this mettle,ll,,
are scarcely 2,000 workmen employed on this part
and in the fortification of the capital. Grass is already. fJo;
ing on some parts of the works which were abandoned la'.;jot
It is not so with the forts, the erection of which is "1;600
„ LApLANGSiOII;
with great activity. We must also observe that the 1-010,
of the continuous walls on which the workmen ale
are those which will seems as points d'appui to the to 0
1,0
establishments, respecting which the Government 0i!
thought fit to give an explanation. Our reader:a/
remember that the military stores which were ".1,4t1'
in the ancient Abbey of Panthemont were removed Jo°7o
winter to the building of the former entrepos of Grorltvciej.
which had been transformed into a barrack.
church [of Panthemont was to be repaired, and to
Protestant church ; the workmen had even begun their"(
tions, but in consequence it is said of the remonstrance'l°o,r,
clergy, the work has been suspended. It is not Os'
what is to be done with this building. tile°
The Spanish authorities have lost no time in followillfretO
ample given by General Harispe, who hasforbidden the
officers and soldiers to enter the Spanish territory.
_ad'
A letter from Ainpoa to the Sentinelle des Pyres
2tith. says : tel
"The valley of the Easton has just been reinforefttel
battalion of the regiment of bourbon, 25 horses net
mules, loaded with tools, have just arrived at UrdOl'ero'
thought it intended to erect a corps de garde on the e"',l
frontier.
The Spanish officers and soldiers are expressly forbid
enter the French territory."
Count Appony will return to Paris with part of his IA
family by the end of June.— Commerce.

UELGI AN b UNl)s—BaussEts, MAY
Actual Debt, 234 per Cent..„........ 54
Rothschild's Lean, 5 per Cent... ........ IO3
Loan ofThirty Millions, 4 per Cent. 94
3per Cent. ....
:3

"fhirty.scv

,16,111,1,
Loan of City, P-3:2, 4 per Cent.....eeeeeee, a ;:53'*
Society of Coranwrce, perCentee.eeee
Bank of Belgium, 5 per '
National Society... .......
Exchange on Londe (shot t) ........
--Brussels Papers, May 28.
- - - - - - - -

AUSTRIAN FUND/J.—Vim/a, 21. 01
ftveper Cents. Metalliques
1(0 Four per Cents,
764
Three p,r Cents.
1(65
Dank Shares

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PROMPTITUDE AND STI
POWER.
Last evening•we had the melancholy duty, „1
with grateful joy, to announce exclusively
Post-time the atrocious attempt on the preei°
of our beloved Sovereign. The news was broil IP
The Sul; office about a quarter before ser'e'r' 44
had our doubts of its truth, and despatched 'lle',
gers on horseback to ascertain the-fact. Alel'i'lleo
to save post, if possible, we wrote the account,
curacy of which. was soon confirmed, and by 111
seven o'clock upwards of two thousand papers
Third Edition were printed off, packeSl
posted in St. Martin's.le-Grand, a mile frog,d
Sun office. By half-past eight an Express asp`
about fifteen hundred more, containing the
rise of both Houses of Parliament, and long d
tional particulars of the askissin-attempt,
off by the Railways to all thelarge towns"
South, East, and West.

.' We mention these things not -by wi
The. Sun has no occasion to boast of

but merely to show what can be do
blued agency of steam-printing and

tint'. The Third Edition of The

conveyed the news of pain and pleas
'This morning it was rea
Yorkshire, &c.; to-night it will be
Scotland ; and everywhere to the exl

tEe United Kingdom to-morrow morni:

for steam power—the power to go a-:

THE THAMES
TO THE EDITOR OF Tti
Sta,—A gentleman signing himself " A,.,
Bell's Life of this day, giving a prophet.
Royal Thames Yacht Club match to come
next. lam afraid his prophecy will be Wu
and "Agrippa" for the Derby.
If you will allow me space in your value,
endeavour to lay before your readers what
the result. " Aquarius" places Mary first;
Phantom nowhere in the first class, but adi
with him) that the latter comes from POOl
gerous spot for yachts to come from. No,
Mystery first as winner, with Phantom cloi
the greatest skill and judgment wiil be req,
her Captain and crew to prevent Phantom
prize from her—the keenness of the owner of the
avail him for this match. In the other matches.
differ from " Aquarius ;" he places in second class
first, and then Spray, and in third class Sea Nyln
and Rival. I must take the liberty of making sort
(with " Aquarius's" prophecy) in what, I think,
order of arrival at Greenwich. Sea Nymph will
though a third class boat, carry off the second eta%
lowed by Lady Louisa, Spray, Rival, and Brilliant.
I am, Sir, yours,
'NA Li i

May 29, 1842.

M steYACHTSon ENTERED— get
CLAss- et
ry, 25 ts
Phyantom, 20 do.
Mary, 25 do. ........ .........
SECOND CLASS.
Lady Louisa, 13 tons
Spray, 14 do.
THIRD CLASS.
Sea Nymph, 10 tons
Brilliant, 8 do. .. . H. •
Rival, 10 do. .. .
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PARLIAMENTARY DIVIS

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(From the Votes and Proceedings of the Houseof CO"
MONDAY, MAY 30.
THE PROPERTY TAX B ILLS,
DIVISION ON MR. S. CRAWFORP,'s Idv.we'
Question put, That the Bill be now read. a third%
AIAJORIT Y--AYES, '156. 9/
Acland, Sir Thomas Gladstone, W. E.
A'Court, Captain Glynne, Sir S. R.
Acton, Colonel Goulburn, H.
Ainsworth, Peter Graham, Sir .1„
Allix, John Peter Greena 1, PC.cur
Greene, T., G. Ogle,°Ni4lNAlieuncwrnhrtidr7el:llS-L:e:17?"
13agge, Wm.
Baillie, Colonel arey, Sir 13, Paeke,
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Baird, William Grimsdi cch. T.
Baring, F. T. Groga a, Edward
Barnard, E. G. Halfird, H. PPliataetitilne,enSir7...sbr: Al
i Barneby, John HP.rnilton; .1: Hans L Peel, J°"'" Pii
Barrington, Lord liamilton. W. J. Pendareeb),.'
Beckett, William 'Hamilton, Lord C. Plumpte' 1" ~ llociain, W. H. Hampden, Rena Pollinggl"Lify
Bolder°, Henry G. . Harcourt, G. 0. Pollock,
Broadwood, H. Hardinge, Sir H. Ponsoorr
Brodie, W. B. Hawes, B.Price, rr
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Bailer, Sir J. B. V. Heathco,e, G. 3. Pringle, k''
Burrell, Sir C. M. Henley, J. \V. Sir %.0 Rae,
Burroughes, N. N. Hepburn Sir T.B. Reade, „.''.1;00,
Busfeild, W. Herbert,
.Hon. S. Reid,
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Cavendish, Hon. G. Heron, Sir It. Rice, P... l
Cayley, E. S. Hexcey, Lord A. Richards'
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Chelsea, Viscount Hodgson, R. Rose, SG.4,-
Chetwode, Sir John Hogg, J. W. Rbund, 4
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Childers, J. W. Howard, C. W. G. Round, J re,, j A
Cholmondeley, H. Howard, P. H. Rushbrotnii y
Chute, W. L. Hughes, W. B. Russell,
Clerk, Clerk, Sir G. Huiriphery, J. T)eiltriVi
Clive, E. B. Hutt, W. in . •
Cockburn, Sir G. Johnstone, Sir John Smyth, ' r
Colebrooke, Sir T. F. Kelburne, Lo d Smythe', .1. , Compton, H. Knatchbull, Sir E. sornero"s . 0,, Connolly, Colonel ',troy, Anthony Staotoo, sit j
Corry, H. L. Legh, George C. StaulitThlol Craig, W. Gibson Lemeak, Sir C. Stewar...,4.. ,
Dalmeny, Lord , Ld,,k4
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Donor, Hon. Dawson, Locoin, Ear/ of TharnhiVi Darby, George Lindsay. H. Trevor:2% a',l.,
Dawson, Hon. T. V, ! Li, tun, E. Veresijao' Denison, E. Beckett i Long, W',lter Vesel,
Dickinson, F. H. 1 Lowther, J. H.
Douglas, Sir C. E.
Dinicombe, A. Allllaaccirk.renzziee' W. F, s WW‘Vaoile,;ij.C:l;l%l(;
Duncombe, 0. Ma ,t.an, bonsld Woody. `71401,0"
Eliot, Lord ‘lactierichy, F. A. WorsleY. . 5;1,1
Escott, Bichkam Mainwaring, 'l' Wortlef,,_
1. i tzroy, Lord C. Manners, Lord J. Wrigh.Laenot
Fitzroy, Hon. H. Martin, C. W. NVyncorij,.*).
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