The Sun.
London, England, 1842-01-17 00:00:00

BOURSE-PARIS, SATURDA Y; JAN. 15.

liirst Highest Lowest Last
Price Price. Price. Price.
Trench 5 per Cent 5........... 117 80 117 90 ... 1.7 80 117 80
3 per Cants 7B 85 ... 78 85 ... 78 85 ... 78 85
Loan ........» 79 30 ... 79 30 79 25 79 25
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Lattitte ?cant 1:00l01:717;;;; 10'20 .....1020 ...IMO ...1020

5.000 f. ...5030
!wean Bank..._ Shaves 5030
90 790
Belgian S per Cents. 104% ... 104% ... 10414 .. 1043(
5 per Cents.. 1540 105% 105% ... 105% 105;ei
3 per 71 95 71 ... 71 93 ... 71 95
Vanish 254. 2514 ••• 25 ••• 25
Passive.. 5% ... ... 5% ...
New Deferred 12% ••• 12% ••• 1,34 12%
rortugueses per Cents.
meapolnan lO7 ... 137 40 ~. 107 ... 'O7 40
/lowan rllloo 1C3% 104 ... 103% ... 104
• RAILWAY SHARES.
Vt. Germain 1333 23 ... 836 25 ... 831 23 836 25
Versailles.li. is 337 50 337 50 ... 997 50 ... 337 50
L 8.... ....... ... 206 25 ... 205 ... 206 25
VI 50 ... 485 ... 482 50 ... 485
512 50 ... 513 75 ... 512 50 512 30

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THE DUKE OF CLEVELAND.

The following is 9, Copy of the Bulletin issued this
morning: " St. James's-square, Jan. 17.
" The Duke of Cleveland has had some sleep during
the night and is more composed to-day.

DEATH OF VISCOUNTESS DEERHURST.—
Her Ladyship expired at Pau, on Friday week, the 7th
instant. The deceased Viscountess had only a few weeks
back left this country for the Continent, for the benefit
of her health. Her Ladyship, who was the daughter of
the late Sir Charles Cockerell, Bart, by his second mar-
riage with the Hon. Harriet Rushout, sister of Lord
Northwich, married, 15th of March, 1836, the late
Viscount Deerhurst, eldest son of the Earl of Coventry,
' who died sth of November, 1838, leaving issue a son and
daughter, the latter being born 13th December, 1836,
and George William Viscount Deerhurst, born 9th of
May, 1838, survive their estimable mother. By her
Ladyship's demise the families of the Earl and Countess
of Coventry, Lord and Lady Holland, Lord Nothwich,
Dowager Lady Cockerell, Sir Charles and Lady Cocke-
rell, &c., are placed in mourning.
FABRICATION.—The northern parts of the
Metropolis were astonished, and, to some extent, swin-
dled, on Saturday evening, by six or eight fellows bawl-
ing out most lustily the " Death of Louis Philippe"—
" Louis Philippe shot." They sold a small fly-leaf, con-
taining about 30 lines, for a penny, setting forth that an
express had just arrived that Louis Philippe had been
shot. and probably killed ; but it wound up the tale by
stating that the information was not quite decisive, and
further news was anxiously expected. The fellows, we
believe, made a larger sum of the fabrication than is
intelligence.
THE made by any true
rug SOUTH WRAXALL BURGLARY.-..TWO
other men, named George Stokes and John Stokes, have
been committed for trial. John Stokes, as he was being
conveyed by the Bath Railway, endeavoured at the sta-
tion.sto escape, but, after a severe struggle, was secured.
He made a subsequent and unsuccessful attempt, dashing
his Ixa;nds through the window. The residences of both
Sip_mse men were sear %led, and crow-bars, keys, and other
Implements found in each. They were fully committed
for trial at the Assizes. On Friday evening, Gough, the
only one misting of the supposed gang, was captured at
Southampton, and conducted to Bath in custody.
Within the last week four paupers have died
in the York Union workhouse, whose united ages
amounted to 310 years.--;Yorkshire Gazette.