The Sun.
London, England, 1853-11-15 00:00:00

DENMARK.

Sir Henry Watkin Williams Wpm, who sine!)
1817, that is for 37 years, has been Minister Mill"
potentiary of England at the Court of Denmark,
has on his demand been recalled, and intends to
retire to private life. On the sth Sir Henry bad
the honour to dine with the King, and on the 64'`
he embarked in the steamer Skirnir for Lubeck'
in order to return to his country. This venerable
diplomatist, who is greatly esteemed at Copen;
hagen, was accompanied to the port by the Prince
of Denmark, the Landgrave of Hesse, all the
diplomatic body, and a great number of distin-
guished personages.

SOUTH AMERICAN MAILS•

(BY ELECTRIO TELEGRAPH.)
SOUTHAMPTON, TUESDAY MORNING.
By the Royal Mail steam ship Severn, Strutt,
Commander, we have dates from Buenos Ayres,
Oct. 2d ; Montevideo, sth ; Rio Janeiro, 15th ;
Pernambuco, 23d ; St. Vincent, 31st ; Teneriffet
Nov. sth ; Madeira, 7th ; Lisbon, 11th.
The Severn brings 38 passengers, and on freight
specie value 1001., diamonds value 10,0001., 136,
serons cochineal, 22 serous, ipecaeuanh a, 586 hair
chests oranges, and sundry merchandise, and has
experienced heavy north-easterly gales since leaving
Lisbon. This packet left Rio only five days after
the Brazileira, which reached Liverpool on the
sth instant. ND events of importance had tran-
spired in the interim, either in the River Plate or
in the Brazils.

The internal condition of Buenos Ayres was
rapidly improving, and a number of industrial en-
terprises were on the tapis.
This packet brings a memorandum and protest
from the Government of Buenos Ayres addressed
to all European Powers against the treaty recently
established fora protectorate of the Island of
Martin Garcia.

At Rio the closing rate of exchange on London
was 28 ; Six per Cent. Stock, 101 to 102. coffee
sold at full prices. Exchange to the amount of
450,0001. has been done upon London. Preights
active.

From Lisbon we have accounts to the 11th inst.
The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer
Iberia left for Southampaton on that day, having
started two days behind her time in consequence
of a long outward passage. Exchange on London,
54k. A severe shock of an earthquake had been
experienced in Lisbon.

The screw steamer Lady Jocelyn left St. Vin-
cent's on the 30th October. The steamer Austra-
lian arrived on the same day from London, and
remained in quarantine, having been fined for a
breach of the Port regulations. •

BANE OF AMSTERDAM.- -Advices received from Any
sterdam by telegraph state that the Bank of Amsterdam
have raised the rate of discount from 24. to 3 per cent.
AMSTERDAM AND ROTTERDAM PRODUCE MAREETS.---
The weekly reviews from the Amsterdam and RotterdaM
pi educe markets, state that business was rather inactive.
The demand for coffee having slightly improved, quota-
tions generally were firmer. Sugar, raw and refined;
had brought improved prices, but the operations lied
been limited. Rice and indigo continued to be well
supported.
JUDICIAL CHANGES.---We regret to learn that Lord
Fullarton has felt himself compelled to give in his resit;
nation as a judge of the Court of Session, on account of
increasing bad health. It is rumoured that Mr. Her"
cules Robertson will be chosen as his successor. .01/..
Neaves has also been named for the appointment.--
North British Daily Mail.
THREE RAILWAY ACCIDENTS.—Within the space of
four days no less than three accidents have occurred on
the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire Railway'
nearly at one part of the line. The first occurred aboll:
two miles from Retford to the msil train from Hen we
Manchester, on Sunday evening, by the breaking of
hithb
tire of one of the engine wheels, in consequence of w!A
the fore part of the train got off the line and plough."'
up the rails for about half a mile. On Tuesday evenl
I a second accident occurred within a few miles gists
ns
from the scene of the first disasttr, and the line W 5
blocked up for some time. On Wednesday eveohlt
about five o'clock, the third accident occurred near u
Sturton station to a. goods train from Lincoln, by the
breaking of the tire of one of the wheels of the eng:na
when the train was going full speed. The engine
per"
several carriages were thrown off the line, and the Le
manent way was considerably damaged. In all three
cases considerable inconvenience was experienced by
disorganisation of the ordinary system of traffic, and
is fortunate that no person was injured. wag
BURGLARY AT PECKHAM.—A daring burglary_ung,
perpetrated on Sunday night at the house of Mr. -17°e to
South-street, Peckham. The family having gn."ei for
church, a gentlemanly dressed young man iocluit_ what
Mr. Young, and being told he was out, expressed %love
to write a note to him. The servant girl, who wa,•7 the
in the house, hesitating at this, he seized her ;y r. to
throat and carried her into the parlour, threatening
cut her throat if she made an outcry. He then
lri
two men, who bound the girl hand and foott woe
made her tell where the plate and other property to 11
deposited, which they succeeded in carrying o
__ere
valuable amount. On return of the family they
unable to get into the house, and a ladder having: nerd
procured, the servant was found thrust into a cup
No clue of the burglars has yet been found.