The Sun.
London, England, 1841-12-13 00:00:00

'4lsll)ER$ and HAMBURGU MAIL

irttr,7tt.s,letter from Madrid lately as.
tA,nat the efforts of our Charge d'Affaires and ot
tk‘rifr-uhttmanii to obtain a modification of the new Spanish
"°ve had been unsuccessful. A letter of 'the 29th of
theslllber assures us of the contrary. It informs us that
14144 v the Ministry had appo,inted.a Commissioner to
ra4Y reernon,strance of our Envoy., and, however. that
eived, we need not despair of 'obtaining some
result.
Jor T
--leeharlier was set at liberty yesterday.
tho-SAWICE, DEC.. 3. We learn from good authority
I(Paide,..qs,sernbly of the Estates resolved to•day, by a
'etaniiiLtute majority, conformably to the proposal of the
,Te, to petition the Government, to take the re-
r, ,—,eps that the Duchy may remain in the Customs
Ilhtary i'en Hanover and Oldenburg till the Ist of Ja-
,"eliiT., but then to join (with all the parts of the
41'1 01'd the great Customs Union, though Hanover
.ebburg should decline acceding to it.
-"ER, DEC. 4 The King has appointed M. V.
41r41.73,eliel'erg to bePre7sident of the first Chamber,. and
'nstebe°4lloiller Wedemeyer, President of the Second
Thn
ii-Zlnister of the Interior has ordered the seizure of
aj'ape • g,, ,of a Cosmopolite Watchman," published by
' Ilamburh and alsoiven notice to our book-
rs to all • • already sold.—Hamburgh
ej7: In the copies
tiELEIIAN V 1)$C.10.
Actual Debt, 24 per Cent.
tothschildThirty Mi's Loan,
lli o p sns, 4 per Cent.
er Cent lOl%
92
f
3per Cent.
Tlfrty.seven----
(1,340) lO2
or an of City,l°3`, 4 per Cent ‘i7
°octet4 y..per Cent
aal* I,iftt"iniercee'r Cent... .......... 171 elgium, 5 p
ationKi
alSociety.
Exchange on London (short)
....-Brussels Papers, Dec. 10.
ri,e AUSTRIAN FUNDS.—VIENNA, Mx. 3.
:v
rou Per Cents. Metalliques
"r Per Cent 5.......... .......... ?i2SI heee .. ....... ........
Bulk gruCeent
1685
Zeitung, Dec. 5.

HAMBURG BORbENHALLE, DEc, 7 _
Atist .A. ' Bills. Money
107% am) ri- ... per Cents. •.•....... 000000 «wee 000000 ••••• 1079 ._ _ i
‘.. k 4ihares 162..) 1t,15
ii,710-11ussian Loan loi3y‘ 108 N
In,':ri.4n.s per Cent. Ist series, Certificate
• h„..14,5051, Ist Series. lois
.i ii.,144; 5 per Cent. Hope and Co. 3d and 4th
-Les •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 00000000 **ewe .... 9814
Ice„,4, Certificates
•9714 in %
4 ts 67
Nu,' Per Cent. (1840)....• 00000 ................... 00000 86 _
..,./8
Ilitt-ci" Actual Debt, 2% per Cent 000000 ••••••••••••• 50>s 0... u%
Kii
...
Honda
... b per Cent
New".,lionds
An , , icket
1q,r,:.-Hanish Loan, 3 per Cent Ai( 76%
vo
3p,,l'', ,g an I..an, Pii4, 4 per Ctrat .. M.I4 102 k
. New 5 per Cents
It, EXCHANGES ON LONDON.
Pt„;nußn, Du.c. 7.-13 634.—Tw0 months, 13 5
Its,- 'ftsliioliGii, Nov 26.—Two months, 39 1-.6 pence.
tA, ov. 1211. -Three Months, 39%.
"NA, NOV. 29.-111 rec months. 9.35.
rttUSSI A N FUN 11S.—Bsamx, Dec. 4.
Bills Money
St, Bills IA . , t . ....10% 101,f,
hr .ll oii, 4tv per cen . .........».
...102
ussizm Engln,h Loan 1630,4 per cent.
.11.1_11,
Xchange on London three months — (.) 110>s
--Prussian State Gazette. Dec. 5
IV

*as °RCESTER DECEMBER FAlL—This fair
weittrld to-day, and despite of the inclemency of tl-e
Atter::iert there was a good show of stock, and a tolerable
1,1234113,ce of dealers. The number of sheep penned was
4p • beasts, 469 ; pigs, 275 ; and horses, 108 ; being
"tiglns, tease of more than 100 each in sheep, beasts, and
ors' """ the numbers at the same fair last year, and I.xin
ten The beef generally was exceedingly fine. St
of
!Ire beasts were exhibited by Mr. E. Herbert,
. owiek
tc, Chrl fourteen of which speedily found customers for
bt,efstinas slaughtering. The general run of price in
'"was was :d. to 7d. ; and in mutton, 64d. ; but there
not that extent a business transacted that was looked
Worcester Herald.
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ALMANACKS FOR 1842.

fIODSON'S LONDONANDWESTMINSTER

POCKET ALMANAC. 1842.
This Almanac is accompanied by "an annual
picture of London," which will be found, by tra-
vellers and persons engaged in trade, of great
convenience. It contains, among other lists, the
Steam-packet Companies' offices and wharfs,
with the places to which passengers resort; the
Railways, describing the metropolitan terminus
of each, the intermediate stations, distances from
London, fares, &c. ; and the Cemeteries of the
metropolis, with the charges and fees payable to
the general cemeteries at Mensal-green and the
Tower Hamlets. It contains also a list, which we
have seen in no other publication, of the omnibus
lines of road, naming the streets of the metropolis
through which the omnibuses pass to the sur-
rounding districts.

THE CONGREGATIONAL CALENDAR
AND FAMILY ALMANAC. 1842.
W. Tyler, London.
This Almanac is compiled chiefly for the use
of the Independents, a class of Christians to whom
the historian Hume pays the following just com-
pliment—" Of all Christian sects," says he, " this
was the first which, during its prosperity, as well
as its adversity, always adopted the principle
of toleration." It contains a great deal of mis-
cellaneous information on ecclesiastical statistics,
complete lists of Independent ministers and
churches throughout the United Kingdom, and
sketches of new chapels, with some neat wood-
cuts. The work extends to 120 pages,. the type
and paper being of a superior quality, and is sold
at the moderate price of one shilling.

AN EPHEMERIS AND WEATHER GUIDE
1842. By Wm. Se&l. Simpkin and Marshall.
This AstrolOger having studied carefully the
horoscope of the birth of the Prince of Wales,
draws the follOWing picture of his Royal High-
ness :—" He- will be of a middle stature and gen-
teel figure, rather slender, with flaxen hair ;.•but
will grow darker in manhood, the visage oval,
broad in the forehead, grey eyes, slender-waist,
tall and well proportioned in the leg and thigh,
in disposition generous and free-hearted, of a
hasty temper and forgiving turn, yet will be very
confident in opinion, and determined in his own
principles."

THE POST MAGAZINE' ALMANACK, AND
COURT AND PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER.
This is the greatest wonder of all. Indepen-
dent of numerous advertisements of an interest-
ing character, it contains fifty-two pages, in large
octavo, with the Calendar, the Members of both
Houses of Parliament, Post-office Regulations,
a Legal Guide, a description of the more re-
markable Shops of London, the Bench of Bishops,
with their incomes, patronage, and ages, and a
variety of Lists and Tables, all for the charge of
sixpence. The publisher, Mr. Pateman, of Wine-
office-court, intends to continue it annually, and
have each number stereotyped, so as to meet the
demand, however large.

LITERATURE.
C. DIBDIN'S SONGS. Part IV.
How and Parsons, London, 1841.
This edition of Charles Dibdin's songs has the
advantage of musical accompaniments to the
words, which is decidedly a great recommenda-
tion. In every respect, it is the most complete
edition that has yet appeared of the great naval
song-vvriter.