The Sun.
London, England, 1841-04-13 00:00:00

HAMBURGH MAIL.

ST. PE rERSBURSHp 51ARCII27.—His Majesty the Em-
pcnr has been pleased to allow the importation of pease
free of duty, during the continuance of the navigation iu
1841, in the same manner as several kinds of corn.

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VIENNA, MARCH 31.—The young bride of the English
Ambassador has been in state to Court. A numerous
crowd of spectators had collected in the streets through
which she had to pass, and at the BeMarie, where she
alighted. The beauty of Lady Beauval was much ad-
mired, as well as the splendid equipages and the rich
liveries, in the old English style. According to the eti-
quette of this city, Lady Beauval will receive company fur
three successive days, tomorrow being the fiat.
BERLIN, APRIL 3.—The King of Wirternberg has ap-
plied for Russian engineers to direct the works for
fortifying Ulm. Major Von Piitteitz. who built Posen,
is to superintend the erection of that South German for-
tress. The fortifications of Rastadt will be directed by an
American engineer. It is said that the works of Mainz
will b? extended.

BERLIN, APRIL s.—We expect many illustrious visit-irs
at the reviews in the spring. After Easter the Grand
Duke and Duchess cf Saxe Weimar will arrive here.
The Crown Prince of Bavaria is also expected at our
Court. The second son of the Grand Duke of Mecklen-
burg Strelitz will enter the Prussian service, in one of the
regiments here after Easter. The Crown Prince of Wir-
tcmberg will visit our University in the next half year, and
attend the lectures of several of the professors.
BERLIN, MARCH 27.—The Council of State is engaged
on the new petal code, which is to to completed by the
end of the year. At preterit the new enactments fur the
prevention of duelling are under discussion. The penalti_s
are much less severe than hitherto ; duelling ben g
treated as murder, and threatened with the same penalties,
but the punishment was never inflicted, so that the of-
fenders might be certain of being condemned to death, and
then suffered to escape with imprisonment for ono or two
years, and often for a much shorter time. The law, too,
made an improper difference between noblemen and citi-
zens. Of course this could not be kept to, and the new law will
be the more beneficial, as it makes no exception, and ex-
empts the seconds from all punishment when they have en-
deavoured to effect a reconciliation, and sentences the
combatants, when a life ha; been lost, to a term of impri-
sonment, which tray be for twenty years, with hard labour.
We learn that the King is much interested in the law, and
has declared that henceforth the sentence of the tribunal
in affairs of the kind shall be carried into effect without
favour.

FROM WESTPHALIA, MARCH 30.—The negotiations
with the Archbishop of Cologne are stationary, but it is
to be hoped only for a short time. The cause is the
question respecting the Prelate's return to Cologne. The
Archbishop declares that be was carried away from Co.
logne like a great criminal, and that, not for his own sake,
but for that of the Church, he will not consent to be
taken back except as Archbishop. It is not judged pro-
per to accede to this, and hence the difficulty arises. The
Archbishop's family seem to entertain other views, and
is certainly inclined to give way. The public joyfully
acknowledge the noble sentiments of our Eine,
and what he has already done for our Church.
The Chaplain Michelis, who is still at Erfurt, was in-
furmed a fortnight ego by Count Von Flemming that by
a Cabinet order of February 4, and a Ministerial rescript
of March 3, that be was entirely free; that his papers
would be restored to him, and that he should receive for a
time the assistance hitherto granted him. It was inti-
mated to him at the same time that he might be again
placed in an office in Prussia, but that it was his Majesty's
will that be should go to the Diocese of Pederborn. M.
Michelis expressed his gratitude for the first part of the
communication, but as for removing to the Diocese of P. -
derborn, be begged that it might nt:t be taken amiss if be
declared that he belonged to the Diocese of Cologne, and
coulJ not accept from a temporal authority a place in aey
Bishopric but that to which he was bound by spiritual ties;
that his health, too, would not allow him at preent to take
on himself any permanent engagement. He would return
to Cologne, he said, till the affairs of the Archbishopric
were settled ; but that ho should be-glad if the Govern-
ment would enable bins to study for sonie years at a Uni-
versity, in order to qualify himself, as he had always
wished to do, for a Pra2.ssorship. There expressions are
said to have beets very well received, and it is probable that
M. Michelis will come to Munster soon after Easter.
This is an act of justice on the part of the Government
which ought duly to be acknowledged.

BELGIAN 1, UNDS—Bausms, APRIL 10.
Actual Debt, 2% per Cent. .... s2g
Rothschild's Loan, 5 rex Cant ......«100
Loan of Thirty Millions, 4 per Cent.....—. . tO
3 per Cent.
7,1%
(1,40) lfo,.
Loan of City, 1832, 4 per Cent Bi%
Society of Commorce, 4%per Cent 9B
Bank of Belgium, 5 per Cent ..... ..... 79;6
National Society .
Exchange on London (stnt)
—Brussels Papers, April 10.
AUSTRIAN FUNDS.—Vtonna, Aram 2
f Pieper Cents. Metalliques
Foal' per Cents. ......................,...« .................. 1;8%
Three per Cents.
Bank Shares 163
...AI/genuine Zama', April?
HAMBURG BORSENHALLE, APRILS.
Bills. Money
Austrian 5 per Cents.
Bank Shares 1630
Anglo-Russian Loan 107% 107%
Russian 5 per Cent. Ist series, Ca rtificate
Inscription, lst Se:ies lt;l%
Russian 5 per Cont. Hope and Co. 3d and 4th
Series ..............«...............«......, 97 96%
Vigo in Certificates
New 4 per Cent. (1840) 8314 S 7
Dutch ~ctual Debt, 2!•,, per Cent su 49%
Ditto per Cent — -
Polish Bonds
New ticket • )f3
Anglo-Danish Loan, 3 per Cent 75 74%
N stwegian Loan, 1t334, 4 per
Spanish, New 5 per Cents. I6IA 16
EXCHANGES ON LONDON.

PETERSBURGII, MARCH 3.9.--Two months, 3934 pence
STOCKHOLM, melt 2.—Sevonty.five days, 11. 44.
CHRNTIANIA, MARCH 3L.—Three months. 4 64.
BREMEN, MARCH 30—Two months, 16 IEI.

MARKETS.
.MN.
1 Barley, Mecklenoargh ILO to 169
1 —...... Magdeburgh 174 to 1,6
1,'_....._ Holstein l5O to
1,----- Summer l4l to 11.3
1 1 Oats, Eider ......
Mectlenburg
i -- Holstein
) -- E,st Frie,land lO5 to 114
ill'ease, Mecklenburg
/ Beans ...... ... ...... 4 125 to 3, 0
Buck 'Wheat
i Rapeseed, Hanover
) Malt
1 Tares

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Marhnhim
Madras
Su rats
Domingo ........
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Domingo
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Porto Rico
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Arown 21/4 !..%
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