The Sun.
London, England, 1824-05-27 00:00:00

HAMBURGH PAPERS.

- STOCKHOLM, MAT 11.—We learn from Norway, that the
,Grown Prince and Princess will -leave Christiana on the 26th,
,on their journey to Scania, where the camp will begin on the
19th of June. The number of troops intended to form it is
about 15,000 men.

It is positively afErrned that Count Engestrom will retire
'from the office of itiinister of Foreign Affairs, and be suzceeded
by Count Welterstedt. It is also said that Count Engestrom
will have a pension of 10,000 rix dollars, and take a journey to
Poland.

The English Ambassador, Sir B. Bloomfield, is gone to
make a tour in the interior of the kingdom. Ile will visit
.Copenhagen, and then return to the camp in Scania.
Up to the Bth inst. 50,000 ship lbs. of iron have been ex-
ported from this port this year.
ST. PETE RSI 3 EY Rau, MAY s.—The Saint's (or name) day
of her Imperial Highness the Grand Duchess Alexandrina, and
at the same time the birth-day of the Grand Duke Nicholas,
.were observed with. great magnificence the day before yes-
terday.
The Minister of Finance has lately sold 170,000 ponds of
copper, belonging to the Crown, to a foreign mercantile house,
at 34 rubles per pond, which is five rubles per pood more than
was obtained last year.
The Government has founded a Military Academy at Oren-
burg, under the direction of the Military Governor at that
place ; the number of pupils is fixed at eighty, of whom forty
are to be maintained at the expence of the Government. The
pupils are children of military belonging to tl:e irregular troops
OP that frontier, and of free Asiatics who are not Russian sub-
jects. As the atter are Mahometans, their children are sepa-
rated from the Russians in that establishment, maintained
ac;:prding to their own way of life, and instructed in reli-
gia;:i according to the Koran by a priest of their faith. The
branches of learning taught are the Russian, Persian, Arabic,
and. Tartar languages ; history, mathematics, geography,
drawing, &c. By this means the Kirghiz, the rude sons of the
cicsert, will be gradually made acquainted with European arts
and sciences, through the education of their children, which,
-wit( the strictest regard to the religion of their fathers, aims
only at their moral and intellectual improvement. The expences
of the Government for forty pupils amounts to 17,1120 rubles
per annum.

The weather is uncommonly warm for the season ; for some
'41.3s past the heat has been 10., 1:1., even 20. Reaumur.—
Ninety-eight merchantmen have already arrived at Uronstadt.
MAY 11 —At the end of this month there will he a grand re.
vlew of the Guards in garrison here, and all the troops can-
toned in the vicinity.

13r.nr.rx, MAY the 14th, the physicians of this city
celebrated, as they have done for these fourteen years past, Dr.
Jenner's grand discovery of vaccination. From the lists sent
to the Society from all parts of the kingdom, it appears that
the number of individuals vaccinated last year was 330,906.
The number would probably have been 360,000 if the lists had
-been complete. -
In draining a marsh near Tugenwald, the prow of a ship in
a state of petrifaction was found. The learned antiquary,
Counsellor Ehrentrich, conceives it to be Pluenician.
SEMLIN,.MAY 4.--Letters from Seres mention that the late
Seraskier Aooulaboul was conducted through that city on Palm
Sunday, under an escort of 500 men, to Demolika, the place of
his exile.

EXCIIAIc6ES.
linMBURG tr, 51AY21.—London, ; two months, 36.4 i.
PETERSBIJIIGII, MAT 7.—London, 91—Paris 101.
laapsic, NAY 17.—London, two months, 6. 18.1
BERLIN, MAY 13.—London, three months, 6. 2.2 i.