The Sun.
London, England, 1842-08-12 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM PARIS

PARIS, AUG. 11.--The Bureau have chosen the fol-
"'log members to form the Commission of the Re-
gency Bill :—Dufaure, Lacrosse, Thil, Hebert, Gil-
113P, Salvandy, Sebastiani, Dupin, Lawrence, being
two of semi-Opposition, the rest Ministerial. The
Commission on the Enquete concerning the elections
not so evenly balanced; there are on it four Oppo-
-4%1 Members—Barrot, Courcelles. Beaumont, and
Mother; five are Conservatives.
The Chamber did not commence the discussion of
the Address till
.a late hour, being occupied in the
Bureaux with the Regency Law. M. Thiers declared
himself entirely for the Bill as it stood; some objected
to its being too general.
All the Paris journals of Thursday condmnn the
Project of the Address as far too poetic and ill-written.
• Nevertheless, the first four paragraphs of the Ad-
Oress were put to the vote and adopted.
• Three per Cents., 78f. 55c.

PORTUGAL
Advices from Lisbon to the 2d inst. have been re-
teived, by the Alban Government steamer (from the
,fast of Africa and Madeira), which left the Tagus
n'o days later than the regular packet. The Chum-
rs had been finally constituted on the previous day,
'er Most Faithful Majesty having selected (as previ-
°el:lBlY announced) Senor Gorjao, from amongst the
five candidates whose names were sent up by the
~,eputies, for the Presidency of the Lower Chamber.
ior,jsto stood first on the list. The Miguelite Albano
,_•°44 the next highest number of votes. Padre Marcos,
,
te Queen's Almoner, stood low on the list. Another
te clesiastic the Bishop of Malacca, received a few
votes for the post of one of the Secretaries, but was
IlOt successful. •
A. new commercial treaty with Brazil was likely
te, be very speedily on the tapir. The late French
'it,tehassador, M. de Varennes, was also expected at
the t)-ench 'Ambassy, to resume very speedily the
at
,which he was supposed to have finally vacated.
e Lynx, her Majesty's brig of war, had removed
leitiporarily from the - Tagus to Gibraltar for the
Purpose of provisioning. The Don Pedro, Portu-
Ittese frigate, had proceeded to the colonies. Jose
B,stevao the noted Septembrist leader, and a con-
int speaker on the Opposition side in the Cortes,
hlgu been posted in the Diario as "a slanderer, a
71 of base passions, and unconscious of the feelings
gentleman."
Senor Aguilar, the Spanish Ambassador, just
4rrived from Madrid, has had an audience of the
liuke of Terceira, in which he unfolded in his official
'aPaciiy the various complaints of the Spanish Go-
41'nment against the Portuguese. These had refe-
tence to the incursions of bandits from the Portuguese
the Spanish territory, to the employment of two
allegos some months since at Oporto to assist in the
leeution of a man named Magalhaes, and to the removal
all depots of British manufactured goods from the
entier towns. The answers upon the first two points
17Were so satisfactory that even the most unprincipled
"estility could scarcely insist further upon them. As
announced to us two days previously, the offending
44d had been cut to pieces at Castello Branco by the
Portuguese authorities. The Gallages at Oporto
hlt're proved to have been free agents, and a further
'enniary compensation was offered, while, with re-
gard to the third point, the pretension was so mon-
"us that it could not be for an instant sustained.

BELGIUM.
IlaussrLs, Arc. 10.---The average price of wheat,
Z:!• week, was 22f. 90c., and that of rp, 12f. 40c.
'eat, therefore, is still exempt from import duty,
ioile the import duty on rye remains at 21t. 50c. per
'0,20 kilogrammes.
The eort duty on both wheat and rye is 25 centimes
4r 1,000 kilogrammes. Mr. Solomon iothschild ap-
ped here, yesterday, from Frankfort, on his way to
,Lris, to be present at the marriage of his niece, the
"44ghter of Mr. James Rothschild. Mr. James Roths-
chn
ti, the last time he passed through, took with him a
77e robe, of the value of 30,000 francs, which he had
sPoke at one of our principal manufacturers, and which
ks intended for Mademoiselle de Rothschild.
nklt seems to be decided that the troops are to go to
eel) at Beverloo on the Ist of September. Major-
kllleral Chet%) will command. Major-General Chuzal
" bey() will command under him. Two Englishmen,
Prederick Bradley and Mr. John Smyth Robinson,
siz,i4o4don, were had before the correctional tribunal on
tto4trday, on an accusation of having assaulted a con.
111:to r on the railway between Ghent and Ostend, on
vit:2d of July last. The facts were proved by five
to -de''Ses, but the Court, considering the previous good
zn n uct of the accused, as shown by witnesses. and testi•8
°llials produced by them, and by depositions of re-
,?ectable persons, who had come from London on purpose
I"...3give their evidence, thought it might apply to Act
76 of the penal code, condemned the first in a fine of
00 francs, and the second in a fine of 160 francs, and
Zoth jointly in the costs, which they immediately paid,
114 Were set at liberty.
DUI CB YUNDr.--AiIorERDAM, Ave. 9.
Money. elll4.
Actual Debt, '2,4 Per Cent ' N 527(
Jitto, ditto 5 per cent. ........».» lOl 101%
\mett synch c. 4 % per cent ........... P 4 C'4
I4itt,r, ditto, aN-, per cent • • 7.94 771
Commercial Com pan y , 4,, per cent 143% 144%
Ditto (ltt3s and 1537) 5 per cent.
Loan 5 per cent. I9). 99%
Exchange on London, One month l2 173
Two months
Hamburgh, One month :35 81%
Two months 35 t.,2%
Dutch Papers, Aug. 10.
BELGIAN .• LI tv.u,s—BaussEut, Auc. 10
Actual Debt, '2% per Cent. ........ 5.1%
tfothschild's Loan, 5 per Cent lOl
Loan of Thirty Millions, 4 per Cent
9 per Cent
10
lel%
Loan of City, V:32, 4 per Cent. lO%
ioclet) at Commerce, 4 %per Cent.... ......
Bank of Belgium, 5 per Cent 73
National Ssciety
Exchange on London (short)•
—Brussels Papers, Aug. 10
• AUSTRIAN FUNDS —VtictfivA. Atm. 2
Ive per Cents. Metalliques
Fora per Cents. .....».».».«....«.... lOl%
Lime p.r Cents.
Rank shares
HAMBURGH BORSEN HALLE, Aro 5
ills. Money.
Alvtrian ti per Cents.
Rank Shares . 155,. 1645
Anglo.ttussian Loan
Russian 5 per Cent., Ist series, Certificate...- 03,, 1e3%
inscription, let series . . -
Russian a per Cent. Hope and Co., 3d and 4th
Series ..
bitto in Certificates 9.
New 4 per t ent (1840) 89% 894
Dutch .Sctual Debt. 2% per Cent.
Ditto 5 per Cent.
Polish Bonds.
New Tickets
Anglo-Danish Loan, 3 per Cent.
Snanish. New 5 p r Cents....
PRUSSIAN FUNDS.—Beam, Are 6
Hi Is. Money
St. Schuld Sch., 4 per cent.
Prussian English Bond , 1830, per cent. 12% --
Exchange on London - 22%
Prussian State Gazette, Aug. 7.

kONE Y and COMMERCIAL. NEWS.
CITY, QUARTER TO THREE.
Prom the circumstances alluded to below, the Funds
;e lave been extremely heavy, with a great indisposition
r business. • Consols are 91 918 for Money, and for
Account ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 92* 92+ ;
Three
per Cents. Reduced, 101 1014 ; New
hree- and-a-Half per Cents., 102 1024 ; Bank Stock,
,00 171 ; India Stock, 249 251 ; India Bonds, 33 35 ;
''-"tchequer Bills, Old, 50 52 ; New, 48 50 prem.
..Scarcely a transaction has been entered into in Fo-
-7%11 Securities. Dutch Two and-a-Half per Cents.,
"li 52 ; the Five per Cents. 102 103.
The quotation for Mexican is 351
t. There are no bargains of consequence to note in
"hares, the market, however, to an extent, participates in
the condition of the Funds.
, Mercantile letters received this morning from Man-
!i_lester, contain very gloomy accounts. Business is said
°be almost wholly suspended, and that scarcely a mill
was at worli, and such as were, were obliged to be strongly
guarded. Fears were entertained that the move-
ment, which at first was supposed to be but a dis-
Pute :between the workmen and . their employers.
Is of a more serious nature, and cot netted in some way
with the outbreaks in other parts of the country.
keanwhile it is stated that although a large mili-
tary' force prevents much open violence, no
tetnedy has been, or apparently can be, de-
Psed for effectually suppressing it. These proceed-
`l'g's are the more to be regretted, from the circumstance
having occurred just at a period when an improved
State of trade was apparent. The letters state that
4everal orders had been received from the Continent, as
Well as by the last mail from India, the execution of
which must now be stopped, to the serious loss both of
blasters and men, neither of whom, from the late de-
Ptession, can afford to suffer it.
MANCHESTER STOCK EXCHANGE, AUG. 11.—The
Mare Market is very inactive.—Manchester and
ittßir-
mingham, 25 to 261 ; Manchester and Leeds, 77 to 78 ;
h,,
, -Quarters, 41 to 5 ; North Midland, 59 to 59* ;
4tidland Counties, 64 to 66 ; Ditto, Quarters, 16 to 161.

tLoyD'S SHIPPING—(THIS DAY.)
LONDON, AUG. 12.—Wind, this _ay au neon, variable
and light
„,DEAL, Auo. 11.—Wind S.W., fresh.—Arrd. John
Dominica
Carr, Buenos Ayres ; Mary Rowe, Humphrey,
,„_-"orninies ; Hubert Syers, Europe, Sarah, and Tanjore,
,Westward. Arrd. from the River and remain, Wel-
4.„,ington, Madras ; Volunteer, for the Cape ; Mary Dare,
v alparaiso.

OFF DovER, AUG. 11.—Rosalie, Allsup, Rio Janeiro,
for Antwvrp; Bornholm, Nasttii. New Orieatts for ditto;
Columbus, Hiiken, New York. for Bremen ; Butavier,
fur ditto ; Belsay Hall, Pratt, Niontreal ; nty,'H..nry,
rine. Edward's Island.
a PORTSMOUTH, AUG. 11.—Wind W.N.W.—Arrd. Her
41ajesty's ship Brisk, Rio' sailed Jun. 2.
C OWES, AUG. 11.—Arrd. Louise, Volk, Brazil , Coin.
Ptlitor, Narrie, Bahia ; Tiger, Lovell und Plata, Hem-
Havannah.
OFF THE LIZARD, AUG. 4.—Adelgunde, finnan,
t"),(1 Elora, Alten, Porto Rico.

-1, -I- Cashnir Perier, the F.reneh Minister at St.
having obtained leave of absence from his
t:Andre; one of his Seereturies of Embassy,
Chu was in Paris, has just 1! ft for the purpose of return-
. • lng tO *Petershurgh, where he will act, says the
u
Pari‘ien, as Charge d'Atfaires.