The Sun.
London, England, 1840-09-18 00:00:00

DUTCH PAPERS.

ROTTERDAM, SEPT. 16.—The CounC,de Survilliers
(Joseph Bonaparte) and suite arrived here yesterday
from Cologne, and it is said he will embark to-morrow
for London.
The Prince of Syracuse, after stopping some days in
this city, and visiting what is most worthy of notice here
and in the neighbourhood, embarked yesterday in the
steam-boat for Cologne, on his return to Italy.
HAMBURGH, SEPT. 12.—The Countess of Lonsdale
steamer, with the Hamburgh wail of the Bth, which
left Cuxhaven on the 9th, met in the North Sea the
Caledonia, from London, with the engine datnaged,
and took it in tow to bring it back to London, but a
very strong wind from the west prevailing at the time
the machinery of the Countess of Lonsdale was like-
wise damaged, in consequence of which both vessels
put back to Cuxhaven, where they arrived yesterday
afternoon at three o'clock, and came up to the city this
morning. The mail was landed from the Countess of
Lonsdale at Cuxhaven, and will be taken by the Nep-
tune, Captain \Vhittingham, which leaves Hamburgh
for London to-clay.—Hamburghßorsen Ilare,Sept. 12,
DUTCH FUNDS.—AMSTERDADI, SEP
neT.
yl5
Mo. BM,
Actual Debt, 14 per Cent
Ditto, ditto 5 per cent.
A~nartSvndic,434 per cent tit;yi
Ditto, ditto, 3) per cent 711.4
Commercial Company, 4'.2 per cent ISSX 151 N
Ditto (1835 and 1837) 5 per cent.
Loan 1837, 5 per cant. 94i
Exchange on London, One month 1:1
Twomonths
Dutch Papers, Sept. 16.
AUSTRIAN FUNDS.VIENNA, Skim 7
f ive per:Cents. Mctalliques
Four per Cents.
hree pc:r Cents.
Bank Shares
....Altgenteine Zeitung, Sept.
HAMBURG BURSENHALLE, SEPT. 1:?,
Bills. Money.
Austrian 5 per Cents.
Bank snares
Anglo-Russian Loan lrly, 107
Russian 5 per Cent. Ist series, Cqrtiticate
Inscription, Ist Se. ies ION
Russian 5 per Cent. Hop and Co. :id and 4th
na

Seri' s 9l
Ditto in Certificates
Dutch ~‘ctital Debt, 4.2% per Cent 49
Ditto 4) per Cent 9B
Polish 11011(13
New ticket
A nglo..llatiish Loan, :I per Cert 73% 73
Norwegian Loan, 1,,31, 4 per Cr C. lOl
Spanish, New 3 per Cents. ....
PRUSSIAN FUNDS.— Berui.trit, Sre-r. 12.
Bills. Money
St. Schuld. Sch., 44; per cent. 1P374 1035 i
Prussian English Loan, 18130, 4 per cent 102
li.xailiaiige on London, three months 6 13fA,
—Prussian State Gazelle, Sept. 13.

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NARROW ESCAPE OE THE LORDS OF THE
ACMIHALTY.-The Firebrand man of war steamer, with
th Lords of thelAmiralty on board, on her way from
Milford to this port, ran upon the Nass Sands on
Tuesday morning in thick weather, and entirely. we
are iAtrmel, through the pilot who accompanied her
from Milford altering the course before daylight. She
struck heavily, although, fortunately for their Lord.
ships, there was not much sea up. She was seen by
the Bristol steamer from Swansea in her precarious
situation. We have authority for stating that there
was no Bristol branch pilot on board. The Nass sands
are considered extremely dangerous, and their Lord-
ships' escape was prob,bly owing to the strength of
their ship. Had it occurred on the following day, she
must have gone to pieces. She struck near the spot
where the Frolic was lost, when upwards of 100 souls
}Flashed. The Firebrand came up to Cumberland
Basin on Tuesday evening, when Lord Minto and the
other L rds took their departure. Sir Wm. Symons, we
hear, remained at the Gloucester Hotel, and examined the
iron ship in the Great Western Company's yard on Wed-
nesday. We hear that the Firebrand is gone to Milford
to be put into dock and examined.—Bristol Mirror.
FUNERAL OF LORD MARK KERR.—The
mortal retrains of this late esteemed nobleman were re-
moved at an early hour yesterday morning from Hen-
rietta-street, preparatory to their interment in the family
vault in Shiplake-church, near Henley-on-Thames. The
funeral was, in accordance to his Lordship's desire, strictly
private, the Earl of Antrim and his immediate family only
following.
THE LATE LAPY ISABELLA MARY SMYTHE.
—Her Ladyship, who died at Deer Park, near Honiton,
on Thursday last, was eldest daughter of the late, and
sister of the present, Earl of Wicklow. The deceased
was born en Nov. 2, 1791, and in August, 1815, married
Mr. \V. Meade Smythe, by whom she bad no family.
An extensive strike among the cloth-weavers has
taken place at Locieve, near Montpellier. The author'ties
have taken active measures to preserve public tranquillity
if it should be threatened by the workmen.