The Sun.
London, England, 1833-05-25 00:00:00

HAMBURG PAPERS.

BERLIN, MAY 18.—The Prussian Consul-General at
Hamburg is authorized most positively to contradict the
reports in circulation there that the Bavarian Government
has refused to ratify the treaty of accession to the Prussian
tariff lately concluded here, and to add that there remain
only some further negotiations on the contents of a Con-
vention for provisionally facilitating the intercourse be-
tween the countries interested, which was concluded by
the several Plenipotentiaries, together with the main
treaty, reserving the ratification of their Sovei;,eigns. A
Convention, by which the Prussian and Electoral Hessian
districts in Thuringen, the Grand Ducal and Ducal Saxon
Principalities, the territories of the Princes of Schwartz-
burg and Reuss, have joined in one common system, was
concluded on' the 10th of this month, and the accession
of the States included in this convention to the General
Union of Prussia, Bavaria, Saxony, Wirtembeig, Hesse
Cassel, and Hesse Darmstadt, was effected by a Conven-
tion concluded on the 11th inst.

STUTGARD, MAY 10.—For some days past tbere have
been various reports of the discharge or pensioning of
superannuated or unfaithful eervants of the State. There
have been again various arrests. It is said that highly
remarkable Proclamations, exciting to rebellion, murder,
and pillage, and even minutely pointing out the persons to
be killed, have been circulated by the persons arrested,
both in Baden and Wirtemberg. We will readily believe
that the reports on the subject are exaggerated. From
Paris and Strasburg we have positive information of many
things which the party has constantly endeavoured to
represent as false and calumnious-. In the clubs at Stras-
burg most scandalous speeches have been made, and still
more scandalow writings have been issued from them.
Accounts have also been received respecting the purpose
of the Poles at Besancon, as well as their late (moral)
conduct, which are calculated considerably to cool the
enthusiasm of their admirers. According to the last
letters from Switzerland more than one council is embar-
rassed by the affairs of the Poles. The more enlightened,
and we must own that they give their countrymen the
best advice, forebode unhappy difficulties and foreign
intervention.

COPENHAGEN, MAY 15.-We learn from Holstein that
the good intentions of our Gov(rntnent to regulate the
system of Custom-house duties in that country in an
equitible and uniform manner are likely to be defeated by
tie opposition of the inhabitants of Ditmarsch. But should
these people, celebrated for their patriotism, give way for
the advantage of the country in general, there will still be
great difficulties on account of the privileges of the
oviestrian order.

The Duke of Montebello, French Ambassador at this
Gina, has arrived from Hull at the same time with Mr.
Wynne, the English Minister, who has been absent fir a
short time•

EXCHANGES ON LONDON.
HAMBURG, _ MAY 91.-13 12%; two months, 13 10%.
BERLIN. MAY 18—Three months. 6 27%.
BREMEN, MAY 17.—Two months, 613
STOCKHOLM, MAY 14.—Ninety days, 14 6.
CHRISTIANA, MAY B.—Three months, 6 16.
-Hamburg Papers, May 21.

_ .
(No later news from St. Petersburgh or Constantinople
is to be found in these papers.)
HAMBURG, APRIL 21.—The Prussian Consulate has
contradicted the report lately in circulation here that the
Bavarian Government had refused its sanction to the corn
rnercial treaty signed in Berlin. Some of the details of
the measure, it is, however, admitted, are still under dis-
ctssion.

HAMBURG, APRIL 21.—Tbe prices of funds maintained
themselves to-day with much firmness. Discount, li to
to li per cent.
May.
Anglo-Danish Loan, three per cent. End o
713.:,
Anglo-Russian loog,
Russian Inscription, 5 per cent., 18-21 91%
Ditto, ditto, 1831 90%
Ditto, ditto, 1832 9O
Polish Bonds llsg,
Prussian Bonds, 1832
Austrian Bank Shares 93g
New Austrian Four per Cents B37i
Spanish 3 per Cents. 43
-Hamburg Reporter.