The Sun.
London, England, 1837-07-04 00:00:00

DOVER-MONDAY.

_ Arrived from Boulogne, the Water IVitch steamer, Co;
tain W. Hayward, with her Highness the Pri :eess Leis e
on a visit to the Duke and Duchess of Suthe..!and, and ti •
Count and Countess Pozzo di Borgo, on a visit to his Exce'.
lency the Russian Ambassador. The whole pa .ty proceed
itrrnediately to London.
The three candidates for the representation of this place ';
the ensuing Parliament, Sir John Rae Reid, Mr. Feetor, at
Mr. Rice, have been actively engaged in their canvass for st.•
veral days. The general cpinion is that Mr. Rice is seem.
of his return in the Liberal interest, and that the second se.
will be very severely contested by the present Members.

PREPARATIONS for the GENERAL

ELECTION.

DEyoairowr.—We stated yesterday, on the authority of th
I.)cal jou, nal, that the report of Lard %%Mewl t starting %yaw,
confirmation. To-day we arc informed that his Lord hip has
the temerity to try his strength against the two Liberal Abp.
bars Sir E. Codrington and Sir G. Grey. Lord Val;eto,
is the eldest son of the Earl of Mount Ellgecumbe, and a Con
seryative of the craftiest and most grasping order. Happily
he has not the slightest chance of taking any thing by his elee
tion motion. A meeting of influential and respectable gentle.
men was hell last Monday, for the purpose of taking into
consideration the best means of securing the re-election of tit.
sitting Members for the borough.

ABERDEENSHIRE. —A candidate on the Liberal interest is.
we believe, to be started for this extensive.county ; and
Duke of Richmond has made known to his tenantry that th.
will be at perfect liberty to vote as they phase.—Abtrieet
Herald.

GLAbiORGANSIIIRL—Lord Ad ire, eldest son of the Earl of
Dunraven, and sou. in-law of Master Goold, of Merrioo-squ,re
is a candidate for the representation of this county.

HAMBURGH PAPERS.

LETTERS FROM HANOVER, JiTsE 26.—His Majeaty, our pre
sent King, Ernest Augustus, is expected here this evening,
to-morrow morning at the latest. Several, of the principal
officers of State have gone to meet his Majesty. The hem)
artillery will fire a salute on his Majesty's arrival, and the cit
will be illuminated. There are various reports, as is usua
on important occasions. It is said his Majesty will stop her,
a fortnight, then go to Carlsbad, and afterwards to make hi
solemn entry into this capital. A most joyful , sensation w a
created by a report spread here that his Majesty bad propose,
to his brother, the Duke of Cambridge, hitherto our belove•
Viceroy, in an affectionate letter, to retain under the new Go•
vernment the posts of Governor-General of the Kingdom an(
Field Marshal. It is doubted whether the Prince will accep
this proposal. Yesterday all the citizens, to the number et,
5,000, repaired to the Palace of Nlontbrillant to offer to hi.
Royal Highness the tribute of gratitude justly due to him, fo
the innumerable benefits he has conferred on the country, an
for his auspicious government during a long series of years
The Duke listened with great emotion to the address '
M. Rumaun, the Burgomaster, and assured the deputy
tion that the welfare of the Hanovarians would be always
the dearest wish of his heart. Ilis Highness then wen
down among the citizens, who were waiting in the court
yard, filled with feelings of sorrow ; and when
Royal Highness came to the window to thank them fo
their cheers for himself, the Prince, and Princesses, fear e)e
were dry. Prince George of Cambridge, accompanied
his Aid-dc-camp, Colonel Cornwall, is to set out for Lonlui
to-morrow. The addresses proposed to be sent to the Queer
Dowager and the Viceroy were read in the second chambtt
yesterday.

Many persons affirm that the Viceroy will go with his fa-1
mily to Italy. It was reported some time ago that Prince
George was to visit that country, Others think that his,
Royal Highness will go to the estate which he purchased
several years ago in England.
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St. PETERSEURGH, Ju' 24.—Mr. Milbanke has had the
honour of an audience of the Emperor to present his crude!).
tials as British Ambassador, and afterwards to be presented,
to the Empress.
rIANIBU RG BORSEN HALLE, JUNE 30.
Bills. Money.
Austrian Metariques, 5 per cent.
Ditto ditto 4 per cent. —
pit!. ditto 3 per cent.
bitto Rank Shares 1363 .rtil
,
Anglo-Russian Loan lO3 1004
Paper inscription, 6 per rent —
Russian 3 per cents. Metal.
Rusaian luscriptioa, Hope and Co., 3d and 4th • ~.• •
Series
Ditto, Certificates
rortuguese Regency Bonds, 5 per cent 413
Ditto 3 per cent. 2Bs4
Dittel; 23, per Cents. 52
Ditto 3 per Cents —
Polish i;ontts, 3 per cents.
New Tickets 1,7 ~, 147 w
Anglo-Danish Loan, 3 per cents 7l • 70h
Not wegian Lean of 1R34, 4 p.-r cents.
Spanish, in plastics, 3 per Cents
Cortes Loan, 5 per Cent •al
Greek 1 per cents. 15:33, guaranteed by France 93 92%
EXCHANGES ON LONDON.
Ilsomi,at., JuNu 33.-19 1034 ; two months. 139.
ClinisTisNis, JesEl:C.--Three months. 5 6.
ST. PETIMSEORGO' Jose. 23 —Three months, 10. 37-61,
BREMEN, JUNE o.—Two months, 6114.
S•rocanot.m, JUNE 23.—Two months, 12 16.
BERLIN, JuNe. 27.—Three m•iiths, 6. 21.
—Hamburg Papers. June :30.