The Sun.
London, England, 1834-12-02 00:00:00

HAMBURG PAPERS.

Rf. 11., Nov, 16.—0 n the Bth of this month, at from
half-past seven to eight o'clock in the evening, a very
splendid aurora borealis was seen here. From the early
appearance of this phenomenon, many persons infer that we
shall have a very severe winter.
HAMBURG, NOV. 22.—New pilots that have come up
from Cuxhaven this morning say, that there is much float-
ing ice in the Elbe, and that ships coming from sea, or
Width are in the Elbe, must either lie-to on the bank or re-
turri to Cuxhaven. There is also floating ice on the Upper
Elbe, so that the navigation is nearly stopped. The pas-
sage to Harburg is still open ; all the steam-boats for Eng-
land left the city yesterday and to-day.
BERLIN, NOY, U.—The number of strangers of all
ranks who arrive has, since we have had the Emperor of
Russia in our capital, increased every hour, and the palaces
of our nobility, as well as many private houses, and our
hotels, are tiled With eompany. His Imperial Majesty
continues to visit every thing worthy of notice in the city,
and is everywhere welcomed with joyful acclamations by the
people, who. greatly crowd round him.
P.S. We have just learnt that the Emperor, yielding to
very urgent entreaties, has deferred his departure for some
days.

HAMBURG, Nov. 25.—The steam-boats, William IV.,
and London, both from Hull, have come up to the fitY
this morning. They found a good deal of floating ice in
the Elbe. The Sir Edward Banks, from London, which
arrived at Cuxhaven on the 23d, is said to have likewise
attempted to come up, but to have been prevented by the
ice, and forced to put back.

EXCHANGES ON LONDON.
Ilamutitto, Nov. 25 —l3 SN ; Iwo months, 137%.
STOCKHOLM, Nov. 18.—Two months, 12 20.
BERLIN, Nov. 22.—Three months, ti 25%.
St. PETERSBIIIIGII, Nov. I4.—Three months, 11; 9.16.
Hamburg Papers, Nov 23.

ODESSA, Nov. 4.—After the fine weather, which we
had to the 27th of last month, a dreadful hurricane set in
on the 28th. Three vessels were sunk. For want of a
sufficient supply of corn at Kirtsch, the prices have risen
there considerably, and the Magistrates of that place have
therefore invited the inhabitants of Odessa to profit by the
occasion, and come to the assistance of the inhabitants of
that part of the Crimea.

BERLIN, Nov. 24.—St. Schuld. Sch., 1001 99i ; Pr.
Eng. Bonds, 1830, 4 per cent., 96i- 954.—Prussian State
Gazette, Nov. 25.

HAMBURG, Nov. 24.—The General Steam Navigation
Company's packet, the Sir Edward Banks, with th En-
glish mail of the 18th inst., has arrived at Cuxhaven. The
mail sent up by land reached Hamburg early this morning.
BORSEN HALLE, Nov. 25.—Funds were somewhat lower
to day, and the market in general without animation.
Discount, per cent. End of November
Alight-Danish Loan, three per cent 73
Anglo-Russian
Russian Inscription, 5 per cent., Ib2ii
liitto, ditto, ISM 95
Ditto, ditto, IS:f,
iertificates
Polish Bonds
Prussian Minds' 183'
Austrian Bank Shares, 1832
Ditto Metallupies
Ditto 4 per cent. ....... ................
Ditto 4 per Cent. (1S31),
spanish 3 per Cents
Spanish Cortes (A. F. Halditnand and ons)
Ditto 4 per Cent
Dutch IN, per Cent5....
Ditto 5 per Cents 36
Portuguese Regency, 5 p,r cent '7l3/
Ditto, 6 per cent 9l
—Hamburg Reperier, Nov. 21.

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SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

TATTERSALL'S.
DEILEY.
above
ecotht
calnadstSwileeenuiess Ipvreircees.in
Igrn ebactftdienmg anodic, aondddsroosuet:grhubtlistm
had half a point the best of it; but an otter was made Wt
other against him for 500 even, and refused. The on s'i.,(o
against Coriolanus was 12 to 1 ; but nothing was done' ?
three small sums were laid out upon the Darioletta colt, 500 p
20 to 1, the latter being the closing price. The average cl
at the finish were as follows :-
11 to 1 agst Lord Orford's Ascot (AnlTelioa colt)
11 to 1 oust Lord Jersey's Silenus (taken)
12 to 1 agst Mr. Ridsdale's Coriolanus
15 to 1 agst Duke of Cleveland's Pucelle colt
17 to 1 agst Lord Exeter's Aurelius, Bro. to Augol:.0)
20 to 1 agst Duke of Rutland's Darioletta colt Oak
27 to 1 agst Lord Jersey's Ibrahim (taken)
83 to 1 agst Lord Verulam's Varonnes molt , ken)
40 to 1 agst Duke of Richmond's Leopoldine colt 08
4 to 1 agst 11Ir. Ridsdale's lot
6 to 1 agst Lord Jersey's lot
11 to 1 agst Lord Exeter's lot
OAKS.
Nothing doing.

LONDON MARKETS.

BREAD. 411'
The highest price of Bread in t M tropolis is SI .fcnitl'elicetn'
There are others who sell from a hallpenny to three halfl
that rate.

Per Cwt.PRICE:OF SEEDS—Dec 1
New Fng.is h ,(1 Cloverso, CO, 63, St. Foin ........... .!..a. ..... ei.r..--6, 4,147:7.'
OM Ditto Ditto ...—s —s —s Rye Grass. ................. ----':413 ids
New Foreign Ditto ~,,„, 564 N's Pacey Grass ............... 1 ys. J'
New White Clover Mb. ti
7a.
Ditto Ditto —a. sa. '4s Linseed, for feeding .•,:a.... 0,
Ohl Ditto Ditto _s ......3 _„4. Ditto, for crushing......
......5 ...go:,
.a. 7.-a L';ito, for 50wing.........
.... 44, 0,
New Trefoil .),.s 22s `2ss. Canary •........................ 3t4
Oid Ditto s Lis. Ils Hemp ' ... '. .... . A
Rib Grass —s —s —s Per Ball: oi, 41 idi
English Carraway —s 625. 655. White Mustard ...... '''" (id. I": 0
Foreign Ditto —s 56s 60s. Brown Ditto ........•10-'., cd,
_F.
Coriander —s 13s 16s Winter Tares ........ d, ~ P
Rapeseed, English fine (per Lasts 30/. 33t. Foreign

PRICE OF OM
Rape Oil, brown, l er ton, 44 Vs —Refined, 461. ifs —LinOect
Lin,eed Oil Cake at the Mill, (100 , 13:. 13s —Rape Cake,''

PRICES OF LEATHER
Per lb d to d ' Per lb
Crop Hides, 30 to 401 b each 11 13 Horse Hides, German .•-
u' s+i
12 16 '-- Spanish ..1514 ~
50 6J
Bull Hides
Butts, Vitrol - 50 01 ......••0"4'1 to
- English ... ........ - 70 101' ...... •"" 11 1
- t-oreign .... .......
Foreign Hides
theNsing Hides ...... - 01
---- Shaved l2l It; . Basils ............................ 7 0
Be t Saddlers Hides
8
Horse Hides, English

If rounded 21. to 4d per lb more

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Wti ITECH A PEI, HAY M ARKET --Nov. to 1101
...... tins ,d to 105 s ,d . Clover Int's ' d_______„,/
Straw '46 , d to 30s .'d.
PR IC c.S OF POTATOES AT SP I l'A I,FIELI)6, lOU
Kidneys (York, from vessel '2l Os. to 31 '4 Plite
Scotch Reds d;tto . '1 Os. to 21. 15, (dlltto
Common Reds .2/. Os. to id 96' lip°
Marsh Champion, 3/. Os. to 4/. o'.litite
!thaws
Middling . . IL ditto
los to 01. Os
Chat; ...11 ss. to 01. o ~t,„,s::
PRICE OF RAW FAT, IN r stone of sib.
Price of Tallow (as " " ' ''" -

_ 1)3! the ....._
...----------- .
PRICE OF TALLOW. SOAP, Ne. per , i,lt) ...3
413 s
od6d Town Tallow
1iYit0.1t10t1wed8.°..a.p.................................: ,1
Yellow Russia
White e ...... ...... --s. od Curd. .......................... ..,.... 114'
.
Soars Ditto - * •
Melting Stuff'
I) tto Rcugh -Os tti.
.
PRICE OF CAINII.,.ES NW'
The price of good Store Candles in the Retail ,Shors is as edi tti
Ca:ldles, per dozen, 7s Oil ; inferior, 13-. ,1/41 --.!°ul l''
Sixpence per dozen discount for cash.

[elters

cOAL MARKET.—Dee. 1.
s. d • Per To •,,,,,
Adair s
Fast cry
HeLburn Main 2l 3! screened), Stanhol e 6
Holy well Ol Tyne Company ........ ......... 0 9
Ord s Itedhugh lB 6' Walls End NewMare,_„",.'iod••il
St. Ltwrence
South Hartley ...
Tantield
West Hal tley
Walls End Bell, Robson & Co "l 0 Walls End Russel's He••• 19 •
Walls End Bewicke and Co 2l 6 Walls End Stewart
Will, End Carr and C.•..• 2O 3' Dixon's Butterknowl ......
Walls End I hi. t.., lB 6 Walls End Gordon •••••"..,....,
Walls End Gosforth
W Ils End Heaton 2l 6 Merthyr ............................ „19 Walls End Hilda f-'0 9 Neville's Llanelly ........
W..11s End Hotspur
Ships arrived since last market-day, a 9
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MR. BULWER'S LETTER.—The great
for Mr. Bulwer's " Letter on the Present Crisis' h'ito s,titho
vented the supply of many orders, we are requestebo 0 of
that the Sixth Edition is now Ready, and .v .be wet, of
publishers, Messrs. Saunders and Otlev, Conduit-5'
the boAsellers in town or country, price 2s. 6d.
the 00. Li
i
THE HOP TRADE.—The duty up0nr329,,10
the present year having been officially declared at ated,
i
17s. 9d., which was much greater than was antieiPb lar",
suspended business. The duty for the year is ri:uecrecel,
than for many years past, it having produced to 7 in 101,
last year but 272,878/. ; in 1832, 241,770/. ; ncl76,
304,1221. The total amount of duty paid upon
cents
on ete
iug the old rate of Id. per lb., the three 5 per ee";,,; of 11;
and the new duty, is 18s. Bd. per cwt. The price
range as follow :—Kent pockets, from 955. to 12"s*,e;s, to ad
Sussex ditto, 925. to 110 s. per cwt. ; Yearlings, at"-fair-
per cwt. ; and old Hops from 18s. to 50s. per cwt.
pockets (new crops) are 168 s. to 180 s. per cwt.
f
THE TEA TRADE.—Yesterday the 'VAS.
,h, ct
Company's quarterly sale of teas commenced at
India House, and was fully attended by the dealers Lite" preseat
connected with the trade. The declaration for tuo0011)',,,•
sale consists of the following quantities—viz., 1,500' dpefroi
bohee ; 5,800,0001 b. of congou, cam poi, souchong, 4n00011)%he
1,350,0001 b. of twankay and hyson skin, and 35°' eat, ;i,,
hyson. The presiding Director having taken his
of
uto
sale commenced, and proceeded with activity, without of 517,g,
cussion having taken place. , The quantity disposeaa
the conclusion of yesterday's sale was 8,300 ellest,rhe
prl
which are the first qualities offered for sale. ots' friris
realized during the day were as follow :—Quarter-e.iL".sti
sold at from Is. Bd. to Is. 9d. per lb. ; half o'ls, ,td,
Is. Bd. to Is. 9d. per lb. ; and the large chests fr°tl'
to Is. 8:1rd. per lb. Congou packages realized fool ~,
to 2s. 11d. per lb., these teas being liable to the Ito 1`,,;,
lb. duty. It is fully expected that many of the C 0 fto be
to be offered at the present sale will fetch from 15. r „cr
per lb., being liable to the higher duty of 2s. 2d. 5 10.
quarter and half chests at yesterday's sale went o
ai;out
lb. cheaper than last sale, and the congou package% presio,
per lb. dearer than last sale. The declaration for tn lit slifid
sale in the aggregate is fully as extensive as at theecOads i
but there is some difference in the quantities of the s
third qualities of teas, the amount of cong°to,oo° of
souchong, and pekoe, in the September sale being 5;r7, saleod
and of twankay and hyson skin 1,300,0001 b. , de%
congous is expected to commence to-morrow (tniv
si °led
in consequence of the announcement of the arrivioerbe
Pyramus from Canton, with a large supply of teasied. ig4
under the free-trade system, lower prices are exPeco,
cargo of the Pyramus is as follows :--.of conga pet,
chests ; of bohea (congou packages), 518 chests; polroo
307 chests ;of hyson, 284 chests and 300 boxes; gliskin, 'of
248 boxes ; of twankay, 221 chests; and of hYs°° and
chests amso boxes, making a total of 5,332 chests to!'
boxes. The total deliveries of teas in the last three
ending on the Ist inst., have been 7,754,7521 b. npt
A distinguished public character, consPic!i:ulister:rJ
alone from the station he holds in society, but for ti'd, sfe; to
talent with which he occasionally gratifies the ee°r Letterste
thus, in a letter to a friend, of " Horace Walpole's ""tilef,o,
Sir Horace Mann :"—" To say tlie least of theill:,ylse
equal to any ever put forth by the author, and he. sio, 414
fessedly at the head of all English epistolary.wrtne, 1/40
present letters are captivating beyond descriPtie
sge .fled
secrets, political and other intrigues, private mem°i othertl fly
of character, particularly of certain dowagers, and
carlakote
ladies (coloured, it is true, by Walpole's wit) ;„srejeoo/
shionable movements, and the hidden springs of nocieiriter
negotiations, are the chief materials of the corres'e,prill
and all these subjects are handled with a spirit of or in
and a tone of high breeding, which it is idle to 104.00,1
other English writer, however loftymay positt

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