The Sun.
London, England, 1841-01-02 00:00:00

GERMANY.

FRANKFCRT, DEC. 27.—Notwithstanding the severity of
the cold, and the festivities of the season, all is here in mo-
tion. The Upper Rhine is quite closed, so that it is
passed on foot, aad the bridges are every where broken up
between Manheim and Cologne. On the 16th and 17th
inst. the thermometer marked, even here, 15 degrees of
Reamur or two degrees below the freezing point of Faren-
heit's thermometer. In Stuttgard they had 17 degrees,
and at Munich, in the night, 19 degrees. Still you see
nothing but drilling of troops and breaking in of horses for
the cavalry and artillery. At Ludwigsburg the pre-
parations are advancing rapidly, and by the secoed
week in February the troops are to be ready to
march. What the immediate object of these ar-
maments is, remains veiled in mystery, and the German
Papers are not even allowed to conjecture their extent.
The Bavarian Government has of dered 248 iron guns to
be c .st at Liege, in addition to 150 battery pieces, which
have been sent from thence for the fortresses of Ingold-
stadt and Germersheim. The latter fortress and Landau
are the only checks upon Strasburg and the Upper Rhine,
for which reason Rastadt will be immediately fortified ;
and some of the Austrian engineers, who constructed the
recently finished works in the passes of the Tirol, will be
employed to direct the operations. General Bangold, who
attended the military consultations at Carlsruhe, will, it
is said, become Minister of War at Stutgardt. The dis-
cussions which the French papers contain respecting a
supposed slight offered to the Frankfort Diet by the non-
communication of the Treaty of London, dare not, of
course, be attended to even to be refuted. I believe that
the measures now taking arc the result of a line of policy
which Austria and Prussia have determined upon adopt-
ing, and which the smaller German States are obliged to
coincide with, although their own desires tend rather to-
wards peace. It is, however, certain that but one opinion
prevails throughout Germany respecting the prudence of
of coming to a full and clear understanding with France
in the speediest possible manner, and thus Austria and
Prussia find no difficulty in inducing the other States to
make common cause with them.

HAMBURG BOIOENHALLE, DEC. 24,
Bills. Alnier
Austrian 5 per Cents. ... lO-1 103%
Bank Shares
A n!, lo. Russian Loan l(Xi 10.1%
Russian 5 per Ceut. Ist series, Ccatificate
Inscription, Ist SeliPS lO3
Russian 5 per Cent. Dopa and Co. 3d and 4th
Series 96%
Ditto in Certificates
Dutch Actual Debt, 2ly pe Cent 4S% 48%
Ditto' 5 per Cent — -
Polish Bonds
New ticket
Anglo-Danish Loan, 3 per Co!.
Norwegian Loan, 1831, 4 per Cen:...,
Spanish, New 3 per Cents. ....
eXCLIANGE% ON LONDON.
STOCKHOLM, DEC, 18 —Seventy-five days, I 1 58.
I.6IPSIC, DEC, 21.—Two nio ths, 6. 11%.
ALKI.Iff, DEC. :14. -Three months, 6. 164.,-..
PETERSOUHOH, DEC. 1g -Two months, 39% pence

Ll.O YD'S SIIIPPIN G.-(THIS DAY.)

LONDON, JAN. 2.—Wind this day at noon, light airs
from N N. W., and with fiao mild clear weather.
DEAL, JAN. I.—Wind W. by S., light.—Arrived the
Nautilus, Mackwood, Monte Video ; Qaebec, Living-
stone, Dalhousie ; Essox, Virginia ; Isabella, Blyth, Mau-
ritius ; Douglas, Douglas, Montreal ; Endymion, Wheat-
'eye, Quebec ; Ottawa, Chapman, ditto ; Outario, Bra-
dish, New Yoik ; Barbara, Gordon, Quebec. Sailed the
Greyhound, Hutchinson, for China ; Circassian, Tatchell,
Lima ; Britannia, East, Barbadoes.
LIVERPOOL, JAN. 1.--Wiud N. W., fresh.—Arrived the
Mary Ann, Webb, from Calcutta; Hellen Hamilton, Nichol,
Maracaibo, sailed, Nov. 1 ; Diadem, Mitchell, Jamaica,
sailed Nov. 2; Catarique, Quebec; Erin-go-Bragh,
Simpson, ditto ; Mersey, ditto ; Robert Watson, ditto;
Courier, Montreal ; Margaret, St. John's, New Bruns-
wick ; Ann Rankin, Mirimichi ; Europe, Marshall, New
York ; Leopard, New Orleans ; William Rathbone, Davis,
Bonny ; Commerce, ditto. Off port William, Terceira ;
Ann, Hine, from Wicklow to this port, was driven on
shore on West Hoyle, 30th ult., crew saved. The J. P.
Dobree was to sail from Black River, Jamaica, Nov. 19,
fur this port. . . _

CORK: DEC. 25.—Arrived the Vistula, from Quebec
DEAL, JAN.l.—The Australia, Thompson, of Alloa,
being waterlogged, was abandoned in let. 45, lon. 54
crew saved by the Ottawa, Chapman, arrived in the Downs.
PonTsuoorm, JAN. 1.-. Wind W. N. W., fresh breezes.
—Sailed the George the Fourth, Ward, for Calcutta, and
brought up at St. Helens.
SOUTHAMPTON, JAN. 1 —Arrived the Lloyd's, Bland-
ford, from Quebec.

CUW KS, JAN. I.—Arrived the Francis Jeffrey, Block,
from Riu Janeiro; Crescent, Domaille, Rio Jlileire;
Rhode Island, Binger, Virginia; New York, Wachter,
N.:w York.

DOVER, JAN. L.... Arrived the Constitution, Peabody,
from New Orleans; British Empire, Seatly, Quebec.
Bats Tot., JAN. L—Arrivcd the Emanuel, Pearson, from
Quebec ; Ann Eliza Jane, Craw, Quebec; Bolivar, Tay-
lor, Quebec; Sir F. B. Head, Revely, Quebec; Thomas
Worthington, Wakebam, Quebec; Wellington, Mirami-
chi ; Lorely Sally, Busbell, Newfoundland; Hope, New-
fount la .d.

GLOUCESTER, JAN. I.—Arrived the William Duke, Per.
riman, from Xabia.

CORK, DEC. 30-- Arrived the Lady Turner, Harvey,
from Newfoundland. Off port, Oporto, Spiers, Nassau;
Mary Ann Henderson, Ewing, Monte Video. The Ganges,
arrived here from Quebec, passed on the 25th instant, a
vessel's bowsprit, &C., app,,rently of a vessel of about 200
tons, painted black, and at the end an iron crane instead
of a heart. The Lady Turner, arrived here from New-
foundland, passed on the 16th instant, in lat. 54, lon. 23
a ship of about 400 tons, lower masts standing, main and
m;z.n topmasts alongside ; she had a poop and top-gallant
forecastle ; there were tents in the tops, and appeared to
have been but lately abandoned ; was painted weer' in-
side, had brass capstan, and mahogany doors, with name
and paint outside washed off
SWANSEA, DEC. 3i_
ived Hortensia, Storey, Cuba.
MILFORD, Ds.e. 31. Arrived the Pembroke Castle,
S:anbury, from Q nke; Alpha, John, Dalhousie.
KINGSTOWN, DEC. 31. Arrived the Dove, Woodburn,
tom Sc. John's, New Brunswick.
LOWESTOFFE, JAN. 1.--The Pioneer, of Cork, has Leen
assived into this harbour,
stove, having been in contact with a laden vessel, off
Orfordoess. with loss of bowsprit arid bow

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH,.—.Tbe Mary Ann, Webb, Cal.
cutta to Liverpool, supplied with provisions, 23d ultimo,
lat. 47, lon. 10; George, Newfoundland
fitoyeP:aorlrei,ve2dB'al:
lat. 50, lon. 10, by the Flora, M'Farden, arrived at Liver-
pool. Oxford, Liverpool to New York ; Algonian, Liver-
raoto.lstlo, Philadelphia;ion.2,by till: iolnnedeeep,enPdicetnocue,to Dublin, 24th,
Liverpool. Union, Demerara to Liverpool, 19th, in sound-
hip, by the Johnstone, arrived at Liverpool. Germania,
of Bremen, 12th, lat. so, lon. 5; Elizabeth, London to
Berbice, 19th ; Defender, Sunderland to Quebec, 10th
Nov., by the Ana, Crossman, arrived at Scilly.