The Sun.
London, England, 1836-12-10 00:00:00

GERMANY.

HallovEtt, Nov. 28.—The Court will go into mourn-
ing for four weeks, on occasion of the death of his Majesty
King Charles X.
111 UNICII, Nov. 29.—The Court has put on mourning
for three tveeks for King Charles X.
We learn that their Majesties %via have their first inter-
view with their daughter-in-law, the Queen of Greece, at
lEschaffenburg. King Otho will then proceed to Greece,
with his young consort.
HAMBURG, Nov. 30.—Yesterday evening, about six
o'clock, a storm came on from the S.S.W., which increased
in violence till it became a dreadful hurricane, which did
not moderate till between ten and eleven o'clock. As far
as we can learn, the small craft in the Elbe, and in the har-
bours of Altona and Hamburg, hnve suffered most.
HAMBURG, DEC. 2.—The Bremen Gazette announces
the effects of the storm of the 29th, as t reible as we ever
experienced here. In the village *of Hantedt a fire broke.
out and consumed seventeen houses.
HAMBURG, DEC. 3.—ln a village our Hiommelforten,_ -
a I.o.ise was struck with lightning, and almost the whole
vllage is said to be burnt down.
COBLENTZ, DEC. 3.—The Rhine and ilfaselle journal
says—" We are just informed that on the 29th of lash
month, twelve ships, most of them richly laden, were sunk
in Barrigane between Lobed) and Gorcum.
DELstow3,:Nov.3o.—Yesterday evening we had a dread-
ful hurricane, accompanied with thunder and lightning,
towards the 'Weser, where it is said to have raged with
great fury.
HA NO VEn, DEC. I.—The day before yesterday, we had for
hours a storm, such as the oldest inhabitants do not remember.
The damage done to the roofs, chimuies, and windows, is
very great. Many trees in the gordens round the city were
broken off, or rooted up. In the city itself, fires broke out
in four different places, but were ht3PI,.IY extinguished im-
mediately. Letters from numerous places, far and near,
give accounts of houses thrown down, lives lost, &c.—.
Frankfort Papers, Dcc. 5,
it A )1B u RC, DORSEN HALLE, Dm. 9,
Gitic Monet
Austrian Metal liqu6, 5 per cent.
Ditto e.itto 4 per cent.
Ditto ditto 5 per cent.
Ditto Bank Sh.rres 1338 1338
Anglo-ussiant LoAn
Rti petal. er cent
litls sanT J021,i
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97N 97-t4
Itits:dan Inscription, Hope and Co., :kt and lth
'au)eiriifelPr cents. ennts.' Metal.
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Ditto, Certificates
rortuguese Regency Bonds, 5 per cent
Ditto 3 per cent Y428%
Dutch per Cents.
Ditto 5 per Cents
Lunils, per cents ...............••.••••.••••• Iro
New Tickets ................ : ...
................ ......... 0"4
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Anglo-Danish Loan, 3 ;e ..
................. • .......... 1,791. Le 71
orwegi.m Liian of 1834. t per cenls. .......
patsh, in piastres,p 3 per Cents.... ........».
Cortes Loan, 5 per Cent. .............. ............... 1,71 7
P 2 91
Greek t per cents. 1503, guaranteed by Frarrce
EXCHANGES ON LONDON.
['Autumn Dr:c. 2.-13 7 • two months. 13 51g.
Sr. PETPFSOITR6II, Nov. 2a—Three months,
STOCKnOLSI, NOV. '22.—Two months, 11 36.
NOV. —Titre 1001111 5, :Z 2.
I:Ckf LIN, Nov. ‘..9 —Three in • ntll3, 6. 31!."2
Hamburg Pavers, Dec. 2.

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LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC MEETINGS.
TO-DA Y— Westminster Medical Society, 8, p.m.
MoNnAv—Geographical Society, 9.
Turs DAY —Zoological Society (Scientific Bus.) p. 8
and Chirurgical Society, t p. 8 ; Architectural Society (Visitors),
8; Society of Arts (Illustrations), 8. Medical
WEDNEsnAv—Society of Arts, 8; Geological Society, p. 8;
Medico Botanical Society, 8; Literary Fund, 3.
:NU BAD AN—Royal Society, p. t 3 ; Society of Antiquaries, 8
Botanical Society, 01.— 4thentxuni,