The Sun.
London, England, 1834-07-08 00:00:00

HAMBURG PAPERS.

BORSEN HALLE, JULY 4.—Wheat has been much neglect::
this week, the only purchases made being for the' coptimPtt.
of the place. ,
Peas found a prompt sale at the quotations; b t u'illtoP
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every other description of grain is dull, and the prices new!'
nominal. '
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Rapeseed and linseed cakes would find a ready 3* It
quotations in case of any fresh parcels reaching the market. 4
From the 21st to the 27th thirty cargoes of corn-passed t%
Sound; nine were bound for British, seven for Dutch, seve
for Norwegian, and five for Russian ports ; of two the destillti
tion was not known. There was also a cargo of, flour _Wu!
for Liverpool. .
Rix-dollars. Rix-doll/
Wheat, Anhalt, white ... - to - Oats, Mecklenburg 0 to ie
-- red 70 to 76 Lower Elbe ' •93 to ..,
Marks 75 to 77 .-.... Peteraburgh & Riga "- to 0
--
- Mecklenburg - 40 to 05
- Holstein - Pease, Upland, ye110w.... 65 to ~,e
- Lower Elbe - to - Beans
Rye, -
Upland -, to --. Tares .... ... . ......
--- t°
- t?
- Mecklcnburgh s'2 to 55 Buck Wheat . ...........
to
- Holstein - Rapeseed „„ CO '',ii;
Barley, Anhalt to - Ditto Cakes 6B to
11q
-- Mecklenburgh .... 35 to 40 Linseed ditto 100 10
--- Danish
SVGAR.—Of white and yellow Havannah some large parcel`
have changed hands ; and in white and brown Bahis.somes
chases have been made for exportation. Refined have be!b
of quick sale during the week. Several parcels of Dula
lumps have been bought, partly for exportation and partly /.
the consumption of the place. Bahia, white, fine, 6i to t!
middling, 6a to 6,, ; ordinary, 6 to 6i ; brown, fine, 51 to 6L'
middling, 5. to 5.3 ; ordinary, 54 to 51; Havannah, wb,i7
fine, 7 to 8 ; middling, 71 to 7i- ; ordinary, 61 to 7; yell;
I
fine, 6 to 6a ; middling and ordinary, 5i to 6.-1- ; ordinary, 8;
Manila, yellow, 61 to 6/ ; refined, fine, 91 to 10;• ordinarlt
Melis., fine, 7-3-, to 71 ; English lumps, in loaves, 6- to 6 A
COFFEE.-The more favourable opinion which manife;
itself in England and Holland, together with the imprOreni 0
in the Colonies, have given more firmness to our market. Ilibe
expected arrivals have now almost all come toe hand, and t.
-future supply is expected to prove more sparing. This
or•
duces our principal holders to keep back in expectation IA
rise. The importation for the first six months of the preto
year is calculated at 24,200,000 pounds, being 17,800,'S
more than during the corresponding period of the present Yell:
and the present stock on hand is about 30,000,000 pout' ,1
The sale during the week is estimated at 1,000 lags of Eirl,
5 to 54 ; 500 St. Domingo, 51 to 6 ; 500 bags of Hsvannooo
51- to 64- ; 150,000 pounds of Porto Rico, 61- t 0,7 ; 601
pounds of Cuba, 7i to st.
Funds of every description have bean looking* up to4ll/1
The new Austrian are in natura in the market.

Discount, 3 per cent. End,of July.
Anglo-Danish Loan, three per cent 71%
Anglo-Russian lO2
Russian Inscription, 5 per cent., 1820

. ,
Ditto, ditto,lt3Al
Ditto, ditto, 1832 .... 95,6
Certificates ' . 92
Polish Bonds l3
Prussian Bonds, 1834. 1154
Austrian Bank Shares 1286.,
Ditto Metalliques 11
Ditto 4 percent. 9l
Ditto 4 per Cent. (1834) llO
Spanish 3 per Cents.... ......... .. ..............
Spanish Cortes (A. F. Haldimand and.. Sons) ....
Ditto 4 per Cent.
Dutch 'l;i per Cents.f ' 51 • .
Ditto 5 per Cents - 95
Portuguese Regency lll '
—Hamburg Reporter, July 4. . .

GERMAN ROAD, IN 1781.—0 n the left yntl---,.4
a chasm, down which, should -your horses take the stollll7o
alarm, you are infallibly precipitated; to the right hangitio
impervious wood, and there, Sir, I can assure you, are ircts
enough to devour a regiment. A little farther on you
a desolate tract of forest land, the roads so deep and:brtiO
that if you go. ten paces in as many minutes, you may tP:10
yourself fortunate. There lurk the most savage bandittl4,
Europe, lately irritated by the Prince of
and Orange's,frm9,
tion, so desperate, that if they make. an attack you
expect no mercy. Should you venture through this hazard
n'pio
district to-morrow, you will in all probability mcet a co
of people who have just left town to search for the niangd
bodies of their relations ; but, for heaven's sake, Sit, if of
value your life, do not suffer an idle curiosity to lead You O.
such dangerous regions, however picturesque their appears',
—Beckford's Travels.
withA MAN WITHOUT MONEY.—A man vv.-- its/
money is a body without a soul—a walking death—ft ageipi
that frightens every one. His countenance is sorrowful'
his conversation languishing and tedious. If he calls'iposo
acquaintance he never finds him at home, and if he opous
mouth to speak, he is interrupted every moment, sothate
may not have a chance to finish his discourse, which it` is !,seo
ful will end with his asking for money. He is avoided llso
person infected with disease, and is regarded as an l'oc° Jo.
brance to the earth. Want wakes him up in the morning',
misery accompanies him to his bed at night. The la(les tbtl
cover that he is an awkward booby—landlords believe,iir
he lives upon air, and if he wants anything from a trikdesw,
he is asked for cash before delivery.

BIRTHS. •
On the 6th inst., the Marchioness of Abercorn, of .a danB
On the sth inst., at Blackheath, Lady Agnew, of a son.
On the 4th inst., Park-road, Blackheath, Mrs. G. W. BOP"
of a son.
On the 3d inst., at Dover, the lady of John Wise,Esq.t.of $3419
still-born. JO°4
On the 23d ult., at Ostend, the lady of the Rev. Charles
Clifton, of a daughter.

DEATHS.
On the 2d inst., at Chertsey, Surrey, Harriet, wife of It°
Charsley, Esq., of Camden Cottage,-Kensington. *
On the 11th ult., Warden, eldest son of John Flood, 5611.'
Viewmount, Kilkenny. 1/0°
On the 2d inst., at Henry Sheppard's, Esq., Compton
Miss Winter, of Hammersmith. iPi
On the sth inst., at Hackney. aged 28, Benjamin, the a:ate ,
of Mr. Tomes, solicitor, Lincoln's Inn-fields, and late. Asse`""
the Oxford Circuit. •
On the 4th inst., at Tunbridge Wells, in his 30t1z
Thomas Le Merchant Saumarez, second son of Admiral to`
Hon. Lord. De Saumarez, G.C.B.
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