The Sun.
London, England, 1833-06-08 00:00:00

FASHIONAMLE

ARRIVALS.
The Earl of Craven, from a tour; Lord de
Park-place, St. James's, from the Earl of
seat, in Surrey ; Captain and Mrs. Shedder,
Hotel, Dover-street, from Southampton ; the I
d'Harcourt, at Crawley's Hotel, Albemarle,
Paris ; the Marchioness de Boisgecain, at ditto,
Alderman Mahony and sons, at Morley's Hotel,
square, from Limerick; Sir John Gilney, at dit
tour; Mr. and Mrs. Buck and family, at Ellis
St. James's-street, from their seat, Daddon,
Devonshire ; J. T. Ord, Esq., and Mrs. Ord,
Royal Hotel, Jermyn-street, from Bury St.
Charles Chambers, Esq., at the St. James's
myn-street, from Cambridge; Sdndelis,
Fenton's Hotel, St. James-street, from a tour
and Mrs. Owen, in Harley-street, from the
the Earl of Lichfield, in St. James's-square, IT
hurst Lodge, near Windsor; the Marquis of
Spring-gardens, from ditto; Sir W. H. and Lady
in Portland-place, from the Castle, at Saltbill
Hartzfeldt, at Mivart's Hotel, Lower Brook-id
Berlin; General Otway, from the Continent ;
Edward Ellice, in Grasvenor-street, from
Countess de Salis, at Mivart's Hotel, Lower
Davies.streets, from Belle Vue House, Brighton;
Peshall and Miss Peshall, at ditto, from Indi
Echo, at ditto, from Scotland ; Mr. and the

at ditto, from their seat, Royston, Norfolk ;
Poletica, at ditto, from Russia ; Mr. and Mrs.
ditto, from a tour ; Mr. and Mrs. Wilson, at di
ditto; General and Mrs. Clavering, at ditto,
seat, Axwell Park, Gateshead.
DEPARTURES.
The Marquis of Bristol, for his seat, Putt
Lord and Lady Dover, on a visit to Lord
Holland House, Kensington; Hon. General
Hastings ; Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay, from Betts's
Dover-street, for the Continent ; the Rev. Mr'
from Raggett's Hotel, Dover-street, on a tout
Davies, from ditto, for her seat in Wilts; R.
Esq., from the Burlington Hotel, for Mistert
Leicestershire ; Lord and Lady Carberry, heal
Hotel, St. James's-street, for their seat, Lax►
Wansford ; T. B. Rickets, Esq., from ditto, for
Combe, Leominster ; William Murray, Esq., ft
for Brighton ; M. Reeves, Esq., from Mode;
Trafalgar-square, for Paris ; the Rev. Mr.
from ditto, for Suffolk ; - Ricketts, Eq., fr
f,r Bath ; Davis, Esq., from ditto, for
Lady Colville and family, from the Royal Hotel,
street, for Brighton ; Lord George Lennox, frl3ls
for Bognor Lodge ; Parker, Esq., from
Dover ; her Royal Highness Princess Sophia
from Stable-yard, St. James's, for Fr ogmore ;
Mrs. Seagrave, and - Hillett, Esq., from
Hotel, Albemarle-street, for Brighton ; Miss
from the Sr. James's Hotel, Jermyn-street, for
the Earl and Countess of Warwick, and Lord .
Morrison, on a (continental tour; the Countess of
marle, and Lady Caroline Keppell, from the Rota
house at Hampton Court ; Sir Robert Inglis, •
cheater-buildings, for the Continent; Lord V
Plymouth.

HAMBURG PAPERS.

BUCHAREST, MAY 9.—lt seems strange,
counts we have received of the arrangement of
rencea between the Porte and Ibrahim, that Rr
continue to march through Walachia and MI
pass the Danube. Hitherto their march has
but yesterday orders really arrived, directing Is
divisions that have passed the Pruth to advance /
across the Danube. Most of these troops have
advanced directly by way of Fockschani, to.
tria, and those that have tarried in this place
environs will be on their march to that place will
days, and the President General Kisseliff, as
in chief to the whole corps, is expected to go L
order to direct the passage of these troops over
and their farther march; there are probably null
them who will now pass the Balkan for the =
These movements would not be easily reconciled
news of peace, had not the explanation arrived Ye7ej
in the news that the Emperor Nicholas has retie
conditions demanded by Mehemet Ali and Ibrahitnto
disapproved a concession made by the Porte, and that iS,I
sequence of this resolution he had issued ordersl%
rapid advance ofall the forces, both by sea land,aud hto,7,
been put in motion on this occasion, with the firm
oso
ruination, by force of arms to compel the Egyptia!
ifr not
ltetaos
t aentsi entire
asubmission,
o the
Porte. Travel a tleast peacreWelb::
be
have !-.rely ai87,....1 from uons...titinople, relate tbli6
recently met with a large Russian corps, whose o°4
they estimate at above 50,000 men (query ?), betn'efr.
capital and Adrianople. In Constantinople itself,
the troops still on board the Russian ships lying jt;
Bosphorus, nearly 10,000 men are lodged in barrsi,
the city, so that the streets of Constantinople 100
those of a Russian garrison town, and more tropP
men of war are expected from Sizeboli. The sal
yellers relate the remarkable circumstance that on
Sunday, according to the Greek calendar, the Sultan,
a numerous suite, visited M. Von Butinieff,
joy on the holydays by embracing in the Russian l
while his suite acted in the same manner toward' 11'Le
sian officers who were present. They add that 11
e
Russian bands of music were admitted into the ,
the Sultan and the great officers of State, and 1,
Resurrection was celebrated, according to the Greg
with great pomp and iejoicing.—Neckar Zeitung'l
(By the Alexandria steam-boat to LuheeK:let,ij
Sr. PETERSBURGH, MAY 29.—1 n the nightbrit!".l
27th instant his Maj• sty the Emperor set out for Du fr
ODESSA, MAY 15.—Tire Meteor steam-boc.
here on the 10th front Constantinople, which ),.,110,1
the sth, the very day that Count Orloff, Estran'';ter,
A,bassador from the Russian Court to the ',„vo,
Porte, arrived in the road of Bujukdere. The toll
dor hoisted his flag, which was immediately 0°00:
W
our whole squadron. Count Orloff soon °Ater's:
landed, and received a visit from Muschir AL: Km
whom the Sultan had sent to welcome him is !Tor
Our troops are still in their positions on the Misf
of the Bosphorus. The Mahometan inhabitants
stantinople accustom themselves to consider theP.,
of the Russians as a pledge of peace and tranquiti;oll/1
The negotiations at Alexandria, and in she jtiaid
Ibrahim, continue. The French squadron, cons'9,ol'm
five ships of the line, and as many frigates, has gtie
in the harbour of Smyrna, to promote the views P.
French Government by energetically supporting %;ej
The English Envoy at Alexandria, as well 0 ofiA,
Prokescb, the Austilin Commissioner, has lately o es_A,'
there in aid of the same object, and every thing 9Kif
a speedy solution of the questions which agitate
the
The Meteor set out again for Constantinople be' (leo
before yesterday ; it had on board Prince Kntsebtibe
of the Presidents of the Council of the empires "
remain with Count Orloff.
BERLIN, MAY 30.—Count Yon Schleiffens
Camp to the Crown Prince, has been thrown Irb in
horse during the reviews, and has received so rtnic
that his life is in danger.
ronr
VIENNA, MAY 25.—Five per Cent., 931 ;
I
Cent., 83k; Bank Shares, 1223.
tins' OOS I
VIENNA, MAY 26.—After a long inter:llP
Moniteur Ottoman appeared again at Constantinuro Pr
the 27th of last month, and contained reflections
present state of affairs. SO$01( I
The English Secretary of Legation, Mr. FOE
8/ ways, arrived here on the 22d from Naples.
Five per Cent. Metalliques, 93i ; Four per Cell'.
Bank Shares 1,2261.

HAMBURG,

EXCHANGES ON LONDON.
MAY 4.=13 1234 ; two months, 13 '„"

BERLIN. JUNE I.—Three Months. 626%.'
BREMEN, MAY 31.—Two months, 6 13, 6 1/
STOCKHOLM, MAY 28.—Ninety days, 14 6
PETERSBURGR, MAY 2.—Three months, 10 f 45.64
—Hamburg P, 4.
1140`,1101
HASIBURGapers June
STOCK EXCHANGE, JUNE ffr
Two o'CLocx.—Funds were higher to-day.
.10
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2-k per cent.
of

Anglo-Danish Loan, three per cent........... ..... ••••
Anglo-Russian ................................................. 95„e,
Russian Inscription, 5 per cent., 1820 .................
Ditto, ditto, 1831 ................................................ 9"
Ditto, ditto,
Polish Bonds ... ..... ........................................ 10v
Prussian Bonds, 1832
Austrian Bank Shares ................................... ' gqf
Ditto Metalliques ............................................. 8671
New Austrian Four per Cents ........................... 4
Spanish 3 per Cents. ..........................................
.Hamburg Reporter.

Of the 18 theatres which have Well it,
open in London, no lees than 15 are admitted to be
.allf
oncerns. rtl
A blight on the apple trees prevails P°tba
in this county ; but the Hereford Journal ete
,
in the orchards throughout that county tne •nblo
of " a hit" of fruit at the commencement of tbe„
appear likely to he fully realised ; in fact, the r
ry
anticipated to be a moat excellent fruit year.
Bp
Workmen are at length employed in fo
the broken windows at Apsley House. It w°"Rero
evinced better taste in the noble owner bad the t°
thiedisgraceful aff.tir been sooner obliterated.