The Sun.
London, England, 1838-06-30 00:00:00

HAMBURG

GR,
Wheat, Marks 396 to 420'
Mecklenburg 360 to 420
--- Ma-deburg • 345 to 390
--.... Eiirer
Anhalt, white 354 to 403
---- red
holstein i43 to 390
Rye, Mecklenburg 24li to 261
-- Holstein 246 to 2.53
Arcbangul to
BArley, Mecklenburgh !6B to 183
Magdeburgh
Lower Elbe — to —I
con
Carolina and Tennessee 6 to 8
Georgia. Ist sort BV, 9
2,1 7% 8
3d and 4th 6 'N
COFI
Mocha 11,4t0 9%
Batavia
Sumatra 4 4•:
Rio 3% 6
Bahia
SUGAR.— (Witt
Havanna!), White 9 tolo%
Brown 55.1, 7",
Rio, White 6 8
Brown

The following is an estimate of the value of the
different jewels contained in the magnificent diadem, the " Queen's
rich Crown," and from which the present one, manufactured by Messrs.
Rundell and Bridge, is
.composed, and which her Majesty wore en
Thursday :
.k.:
20 diamonds round the circle, 1,500/. each ...... ... 30,000
Two large centre diamonds, 2,000/. each... 4,000
54 smaller diamonds placi=sl at the angles of the former lOO
Four crosses, each comp,sed of 25 diamonds 12,000
Four large diamonds on the tops of the crosses 40,000
12 diamonds contained in thefleur.de-lis
18 smaller diamonds contained in the same
Pearls, diamonds, &c., on the arches and crosses__
141 diamonds on the mound ... 3OO
26 diamonds on the tipper cross... 3,000
Two circles of pearls about the rim.

13111,000
Notwithstanding such an uncommon mass of jewellery, Independent of
the gold velvet cap, ermine, &c., this clown weighed only 19 ounces
10 _pennyweights ; it measured seven inches in height from the gold
circle to the upper cross, and its diameter at the rim was five inches,

ROMFORD.-There was a general rejoicing. All
;he tradesmen closed their shops and dined together.

READlNG.—Thisbcautiful littic borough was cn-

livened by a glare of light which set offthe unequalled brick work of the
houses to advantage. There was also a grand display of fire-works on
the eminence near the ruins of the ancient priory,

On 'MIN lay last the crowds of persons assembled
opposite the Park.gates in Piccadilly were so great, that it was much
ft ared lives would be lost. Some were eager to enter the Park to view
the fair, whilst others who had witnessed it, and had previously en
tered at Cumberland zate and ether entrances, were as eagerly anxious
to proceed to Piccadilly and the Green-park, to view the preparations
for the balloon ascent and the illuminations. The consequence was,
that the opposition prevented egress or ingress, and those nearest
the gate were so pressed, that many females fainted away. The
screams of the women and children were dreadful, and some of
the latter were for a time lost and stupitied, and narrowly escaped
with their lives, and mothers were seen supported by men, and ex-
claiming, " Oh, where's my child ?" The narrowness of the entrance
gate rendered it dangerous for persons to venture to gain admission
through it, and it vras found necessary to have a body of police in at.
tendance in order to prevent accidents, and we are happy to add that no
serious accident occurred. Oxford-street was lined on both sides with
omnibuses, waggons, gentlemen's and other carriages, and the pave-
ments were lined on each side from one end to tho other, by men,
women, and children, who were proceeding along at a funeral
pace towards Hyde Park, and the dust arising from the immense
traffic was suff,cating, and the passengers were so covered that
it gave them the appearance of millers or persons who had travelled a
censidersble distance from the country ; and at the Ilyde park end
of the road the dust was so great that it had the appearance ofa fog.

" We arc assured," says the National, " that there
is established in Paris an Insurance Company, which guarantees the
proprietors of public and private carriages from all fines and damages
which may be assessed on them by the tribunals in consequence of in,
juries done to foot passengers or otherwise." This statement is correct;
such a Company undcubt,dly exists; and we heartily join with our con-
temporary in condemning the immorality of such an institution, the
direct tendency of which is not only to render the law nugatory, but
also to encour.ige the carelessness and brutality of the lower class of
drivers.

NOVER, JUNE 2.2.—His Imperial Highness
the Crown Prince of Russia is expected in this city on the 4th or sth
of this month. By that time his Majesty will return from his tour. It
is said that the Palace of Herenhausen is to In get ready for the Russian
Prince. It is said that several lawyers in the kingdom have asked for
an opinion, whether the application of the city of Osnaburgh to the
Getman Diet, and likewise the conduct of cur magistrates, could be
made subject of legal proceedings, and it is at the same time affirmed
that this proceeding has failed. M. Rumann, who had prerously
fused the serenade intended for him, has now induced the citizens to
desist from the project of presenting an address to the magistrates. The
citiz:us reserve to themsc:ves the right of testif)ing their attachment to
their chief magistrate in some other manner.

On Thursday afternoon a shoc!:ing accident hap-
pc.cd to a young man named Williams, a ta'lor. In his eagerness to
witness the Royal procesSion he attempted to climb ttp a lamppost on
the side of St. Margaret's Church-yard, and fell upon the iron rails, on
one of which he hung until lifted °lrby some of the crowd, who conveyed
him to the hospital in a fainting slate from lot; of blood.
Extract of a letter from Bucharest (Wallachia),
under date June 4 :—" We learn, from a source entitled to credit, that
Count WoronzoW, Governor-General of Lesser Russia, is coming into
the taco principalities and S,:rvia, charged with a secret mission to pr..tr_
suede the I3oy4rds, Moldavians and Waihschians, to ask to have their
countries incorporated with Russia, and to get rid of Prince Milesch
from Servia, and the agents of England, who have long exercisrd a
potent influence, was all over this Prince as the Servian nation. Thu
perfidious designs of Russia with regard to the two principalities arc
manifested by the arming of a fleet in the Danube, rind by the fortifies
lion of the island of Sulina, situated at the mouth of that river—a
measure which would render the Russians absolute masters of all come
communication with the Black Sea. Prince Alexander Ghii.a, our hos_
podar, brought op in Germany, and attached by the tics of personal
friendship to the reigning family of Austria, sought the support of the
Cabinet of Glenna to counterbalance the dangerous supremacy of the
Czar, but the replies of M. de Metternich have extinguished his hopes
of obtaining support from that quarter. We b&ieve our only hope of
safety depends on England ; for your Cabinet, and that of Austria, are
considered here as yielding to the wishes of Nicholas, or at least ready
to sanction all the encroachments of the Czar, provided ho will ICAVC
them quict."—Brussa, poprr.

Mr. Empson, of(1-1,w;tlethorpe, the other day, eli•pped
three rani hop, and their fl2eces averaged the immense weight of 16
Pounds each, the heaviest weighing 1711bs. The sheep are of large frame,
and Losses,, in an eminent degree, the two requisites—wecl and mutton.
1101 Advertiser.

The grass craps in the neighbourhood of Ilminster
re looking better than for many years past. Oats and beans also
ooking vet y promising ; and, although the wheat in some place.; is
bin, it liar greatly imDrovcd on the prospects recrntly entertained,—
Dorsct

A dreadful accident happened at the Lower
Easton Ct Iliery, near Bristol,
on Wednesday moming, by the breaking
of a cog-wheel, in consequence of which live individuals were precipita-
ted to the bottom, a depth of 40 fathoms. They were all taken up quite
dead.—Do;.set M-011k1C.

The Bankrupt Bill has been printed. It reduces
the official asalynecs from thirty to twelve, and gives two of the Com.
missioners of the Court of r.ankruptcy 590/. a-year etch, and their De-
puty Registrars :MO/. a.year each, besides travelling expenses on circuit,
in addition to their present pay. They are to go about the country in
districts, two at a lime, with six official assi;oces in each district, to
exam;:te into country ccuunissivos and fiats: in bankruptcy issued pre..
vious to the present year.