The Sun.
London, England, 1840-05-30 00:00:00

HAMB UlttiH PAPERS.

HAsoVEr, MAY 20.—T1— e First Chamber, in its s.-- aR
of the 141 h, agreed to the Budget of the Expenditure
fixed at 5.883,888 rix dollars. The Ways and 51%
were voted for the second time, without a debate, for t
sum of 5.979,729.
His Majesty the King is still at Rotenkirchen, and WI
hear that the Queen will go there in a day or two• dab
It is said that the First Chamber, in its sitting the .
before yesterday, refused the 130,000 rix dollars, whieblPJ
Government asks for the construction of an iron railrwl—
from Goslar to Brenenburg.
MMAY22.—General Count Von der Duken, .• si alttsjers
General of the Ordnance, died this morning, at an ti
vanced age. He was Melober of the First Chamber' al
rii.
is well known as the author of several historical vb: psi
Among his writings are-1. On the English Natl°bi.
Character; 2. Philosophical, Historical, and GeVIP3.
cal Researches relative to-the island of HeligolealArir,
Contributions to the History of the Thirty Years
4 vols.
BEIILIN, MAY 23.--Yesterday was an important day
for
Prugsi,.n Freemasons Lodges. His Royal Hight a
Prince William, his Majesty's son, was received,-.%id
Mason by the Grand Ma3ters of the three Prussian Ur
op,
Lodges, arid was pleased to take on himself, with the 11
probation of his Majesty the King, the Protectorship °f 11
the Prussian lodges.
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HANuYER, MAY 23 —The Kin. is still at Roteefr--Ir
but it is said he %sill return W.Morrow- A Do'
Mr. Schaumane's, Advocate, of this city, electe—
puty for the town of Gottingen has, as we bear, at
declared that he cannot accept the .post conferred on at •
HANIBLRGII, MAY 26.—We have received to-day,
quarter pist five o'clock, ihe first Constradt SbiPPillioret
The Tage steam-boat arrived on the 17th from The
and the Aasledrich, on the 18th, front Travemond°*e
Chase, Captain Brown, had been cut in two by the
and sunk—crew saved, tr°
We must deter till to-morrow the list of the other
rivals. —Haniburgh Papers, Mav 56.
HAMBURG BOMENIIALLE, MAY 26.rj OP
Austrian 5 per Cents,
!Sank Nu:
An 10-Rus,,ian Loanil .
Russim 5 pf.,r Cent. series, Cr.rtiheate
Inscription, Ist Se, OS 1044
Russian 5 per Cent. !lop, and to. tid and 4th
Se i. s
Ditto in Certificates
Ditto
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flANJautto, MAY :26.-13. tiki
CIiRISTIANIA. Mali IS —Three months. 4 I. O.
roc ICHOLM, MAY 19.—Seventy-five :1
Vir:SNA. Mar 16.—Three months. t(tag..9l2.0.
AUSTRIAN FNIst4l.
Five per Cnts. 111ctalliqUues/s "A. MAY e
Fora per Cents
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Three par Cents,
Bank Sharps
Zeitung, May 21,
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'cinee anti Princess of Capua, 511(1 bone,
young family, Prince Francis and Princess Victoria Or Toa-
and suite, have left Churchill's, Calverley Park fletelen
d ce'
bridge Wells, alter a sojourn of ten days, for their res—
Lodge, Regent's Park.
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INTERESTING DINNER PARTY '"-°11,T,,151
day last a party dined with Dr. Willis Mosley, at his if-me,elve
Charlotte. street, Bloomsbury-square, consisting T-
ladies and gentlemen who had been cured by him insanity.in
and other mental diseases. Two of the party were clerg die
MR. BENEDICT'S CONCERT,—YIr. 13ene, er
gave his annual concert yesterday, at the Concert-room t"
sho lo
Majesty's Theatre. It was first tate. Signor Puzzir In 3 ia
en the French Horn and in a corns obligato accompanirna._,,
a new aria with Grisi, played with exquisite taste and eXp 5,.
sion. The vocal and instrumental parts were both
Ole Bull performed a Polucca Guerricrra and a quatuor selh
on the violin with extraordinary execution. Batta was tn:pcJ
rpplauded. Lizst displayed the brilliancy:of his execution
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perfect. .1%
his wonderful rapidity of fingering, in a duet with M. iiez
diet. The performances were brilliant and most elaborateb;
beautiful. Madame J)orns Gras made her first appearance tof
season, and displayed her usual execution in her sYle_ini,
singing. Persiani, Labladie, peer! et fils. Tattibur
Brizzi, Parry, jun., Madame Caradori Allan and Stockhsese
and Bildstein and Miss Hawes ,several)v lent their lA*
The
sistance to make the concert .
a union of exquisite nartnony•
man was crowded almost immediately after the doors wee
opened.
The Bishop of St. David's has been lying for
some days at the Hoppole lintel in this city, in a very Frees'
rious state; but we are happy to state that his Lordship ha' s°
far recovered as to admit of his removal to Malvern, where we
hope he will soon be completely restored.— Worcester Paper.

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