The Sun.
London, England, 1830-10-12 00:00:00

HAIMIURG PAPERS.

VIENNA, SEPT..2B.—Count Appony, our Ambits.
sador Buis, is to be recalled, and to have a high
office. in the Imperial Household. It is said that he
will his succeeded at Paris by. Count Fiquelmont,
who is lit present on an extraordinary mission at St.
Petersburg!). Marshal Monier is to be the new
French Ambassador to St. Petersburg!), and Marshal
Mahlon to Vienna, The report of a Congress to
be held at Troppau gains ground.
The whole Imperial Family, except the Archduke
Francis , Charles and his consort, is now at Pres-
burgh, to which city u great part of the most distin.l
guished inhabitants of this'capital • are gone, to be'
present at .the Coronation of the —lolnl Prince as
King of Hungary. The magnificence displayed on
this occasion both by, our Court and the Hungarian
Magnates is said to exceed everything .before seen ;
24000 pieces of silver, and 6,00() of gold coin, have
beet!' made expressly to scatter among the people.
The young king of Hungary is to make his solemn
entry, into this city on Monday next.
VINNNA, SEPT, 30.—The report of a Congress
to be held at Tropp)) gains more credit, and to-
day it is even said that his Majesty the Emperor
will set out from St. Petersburg!) for that place on
Saturday next.

A courier wise soddenly despatched today to
rutin,

BRANDKNinrita, OCT. 4.—• The unfevonrable ac-
counts of the progress of the insurgents in Belgium
excite the greatest attention, and it is more- than ever
believed that the European Powers will intedere.
A. partial intervention of a single Power is, how-
ever, the leis' probable in this case, us occasion
might thereby be given,to France to intervene in a
contrary spirit. It is sold. that this matter was
brought under discussion while Count Lobau, the
French Ambusiador Extraordinary, was here. It is
said to have been expressly required by the three
Allied Powers, as a condition of theii recognising
the new dynasty of. France, that the latter should
not interfere in the affairs of the Netherlands, Spain,
kind Portugal. The French Governmentis said to
haVe acceded to this condition, but requires now

that similar assurances of non-intervention shall be
assumed a* a principle. People arc more confident
than ever that England, which is most interestettin
preserving' the integrity of the kingdom of the
iSischerlantfs„ will speedily take a decisive step.
bitutemtwx, OCT. 6.—ln the third mid hist Sit.

dug of the Estates of Brunswick, Woltenbuttel, and
Blackenberg, it was resolved to amid Count Von
Obery. of Dattitistedt, with a suitable Address to
Iris Majesty the King of England.
All; patriots- ardently hope that Duke William
may convoke, as, soon wi poesible, a General As...
aembly of thalitates, which may discuss the means
of removing the great grievances under which the
country still labours. There can be nn doubt of the
willingness of the Duke of Brunswick oe-ktii con-
tribute all in his power, but to attain the object it is
absolutely necessary that tranquillity,' order, and se-
curity, which are now happily restored, should be
preserved..

HAMBURG, . B.—The Beurs Van Amsterdam
steam-Bout, which has arrived at Lubeck from Cron.
static, has not, brought .anyitussian letters or journals.
VIENNA, Our. Coronation at Presburgh
took place on the 28th. • -
• HAMBURG, OM B.—BORSEN HALLE, HALF-
PAST FOUR o'CLock.--The strly of wheat has
been small during Ake week. he only purchaser*

were our own consumers. For new corn few off s
are to be obtained, most of the samples hithe ti
shown being light in weight and damp.
Rye has gone down, but the holders have; ware-
housed their grain in hopes of prices recovering.
Burley and oats are of ready sale if quality is
good. This year's oats ure light and extremely damp,

- .
During the six latit days of September twenty-one
cargoes of corn passed through the Sound ; 'of tin se
three were bound for British, three for Dutch, and
ten for Northern ports,

*tight, Rix dollars.
Dantzle Wheat • • 102 to i f. —to
Pomeranian 124 to 128......135 to 145

Anitalt, white llB to 124 145 to 160
red 122 to 18 145 to 1110

Danish 120 to 128 95 to 112
Dantzic Bye IN to 122. l4 to 98
Upland 116 to 12) O2 to 118
Holstein ll6 to 120 B5 to 90
Petersburgh and 111ga
Magdeburg!) Barley 1)8 to 104 7O to 72
Anhalt 9B to 104 72 to 75
Holstein lOO to 108 6O to 65
Mecklenburg!) Oats. 66 to 74 58 to 65
Danish
Pomeranian Malt —to 60 to 63
Pease, yellow, Upland , to 100 to 120
Holstein Rapeseed ..„, to .... 200 to 210

Lasts Imported. Lasts Exported. Stock on Hand.
Wheat : 2Ol lOl ..... .... ..... ...1600
Rye. 000 257 1500
Harley
Oats oo 5 lOO
Malt . . 27 0 5O
Pease "
Beam 8 4 , 0
Tares 0... 3. ' 0

Rapeseed
Stocks have fallen 2 or 3 per cent. since yester-
day, notwithstanding the extensive purchases mask
by our Bears, by which prices at short dates me
materially supported., For the end of. November
funds are offered, very freely, end may be had on
better terms.

At Berlin and Amsterdam the . position of the
place is calculated to excite anxiety; here none is felt.
The steam.boat from St. Petersburgh arrived at
Travemunde yesterday, but without letters or papers.
End of 0( tober.
Anglo. Danish Loan 3 per Cent :5/3
Anglo-Itussian Loan... Bll3
Hamburg-Russian Loan B9
Polish Bonds lO2
Austrian Bank Shares 1135
New Austrian 4 per Cents. Bl
Exchange upon London, at two months ....... 13 74
4 sight...—. 13 814
at two months, 35 95-10t1
at two months. MI
at two months, 9 -16

Amsterdam,
Paris ....
Petersburg!),
—4l4mlntre Reporter, Oct. 9.