The Sun.
London, England, 1833-08-17 00:00:00

HAMBURG PAPERS.

ST. PETERSBURCH, Auc. 3.—His Majesty has conferred
the order of St. Anne of the first class on Baren Van
Heck,•ren, ambassador of the King of the Netherlands,
who left this city on the 31st of July, for Lubeck.
The fleet commanded by Admiral Count Heyden, an-
chored at Reval on the 4th of last month, and sailed again
into the B ,Itic on the 7,h.

On occasion of the departure of our auxiliary troops
and squadron from Turkey, his Highness the Seraskier
Chosrew Pacha delivered to Count Orloff the following
letter, dated July 11, from Eski Serai, requesting him to
lay it at the foot of his Majesty the Emperor:—
" Sire—The troops of your Majesty have left the Bos-
phorus ; at present there remains only their commander..
in-chief the noble representative of that august friendship
which has afforded such generous support to the Mussul-
man throne. Our gratitude, our esteem, our wishes, are
not able to keep him here. His duties call him to your
Majesty. On seeing him depart, I feel myself, as Minister
of Wkr to the Sultan, called upon to express to your Ma-
jesty the feelings that have been excited in me
by the presence of the fine legions which, by your
commands, were sent to. Constantinople. The lan iing of
them on their arriv I, as well as their embarkation, effected
in the sp.ce of a few hours, were winks of order arid
of the accuracy of a mighty organ rrion, the several parts
of which are so combined that it forms one whole of i-to-
nishing perfection. An admirable discipline, a regularit)
of conduct, which did not vary fir a tom:writ either in the
officers or men during the whole of their st •y here, ha.
aequi•eil the un snim-us praise of the inhabirants of this
capital, and does the gre test honour to the command, s,
who, without eff .rt, make their authority everywhere fdt
ant reap-rued. In the soldiers there was unlimited obe-
dimice, punctual Arse: stance of their duties, anti the strc est
discip itie But great a. is the pence ion of this rein Irk-
able organization, it cannot absorb the whole of our .idmi-
ration ; It turns to a 1110,1. .making fiet, which deserves
higher pl ice in the putilic esteem,—l mean the wnniletliii
.pint of disinterestetln ss which char icteriseil the i-xpedi
tion colonanded by you/ Mi.je-ty. History will priclami
it as one of the modest action. toot can reflect lus,te ,a,
the crown of a treat Prince, and already, Sire, to t ,-
miaiitude of the Mussu inan S ‘sereiat awl tit his people,
nd toe applause i f all Elf ,pe, prey nr tii your AI
time i.iche•t re-x-ird to winch a nob'', heart cant aspire.
" Deign, Sire, to lend your gracious att, tititin to tht
words which Count 0 Itiff will address to you in our be•
halt. He wi l ex aess much better thin I cart do, the
s aitiments with which we are ins.dred by the m.he,rl-•
friendship, the gieitness, the glory of your M.-ijesty.
The ,suratice of gratitude, the .koitnage of sincere atilt&
ration, cannot fin I a more wor by agent than so dis!iii-
gui,iwti and faithful a r rvant. Be Weased, Site, o•
accept the exaressioo of the feeliags which I have tri,
tumour to lay at your XI ij,sty's feet, ind at the sant,-
tone the ho :o:ge of the from profound veneration and
sincere admiration, with which 1 have the honour to be,
Sire, yair 11ajesty's most humble and most obedient ser-
vant, " THE SEHASKIkit PACHA."

CHRISTI 124 A, AUG. 5.--Teie vicar y; kit us the ,t.iy
to ea with the 8 e-111 Iliqt.
Cluirles, to Bergen, and intending to vhit the several
likeem.ili the way.

The Shorthit;g has fixed the ex,eases for the army at
595,000

EXCHANGES ON LONDON.
HAmBURG, AUG. la —l3 I 0 ; two inmith,., 13 0.
BREMEN. AUG 9 —l'wo moths, 607 NC.
ST. EfERSBURGII, Avn. 2.-I'hre months, 10 47-64.
STOCKHOLM, Auu 6—Nine y days, 13 30.
AUQ. Three Rtuotil.s, 6 23,7 i.
—Hamburg Papers, Aug. 13.
BORSEN HALLE, Ana. 13, HALF-PAST 2, P.211..—T1 e
Stock Alirket WAN heavy to day. Aosrrian tie-
eiineflt and Spanish were heavy ; 1tu.0,i,,n were firm fo.
ea,,h, but heavy for account. &Eine mire silver has been
drawn Irons the bank.

End of August.
Anglo,Donish Loan, three per cent 71%
411410. Russian
Russian Inscription, o per cent., 18:1, 934
Ditto, ditto, IS3I 91:%
Ditto, ditto, 193•1 -'34
Polish Bonds l2O
Prussian Bonds, 183.2
Austrian Bank Shares I•AS
Ditto Metalliques 95%
Ditto 4 per Cent.
Spanish :1 per Ce,.ts
Ditto 4 per Cent 49
Dutch per Cents.
Ditto 5 per Cents 93%
—.Hamburg Reporter, Aug. 13.
MANNHEIM, Auc. s..—His Royal Highness the Grand
Duke (of Hesse Darmstadt) has addressed a note to
Counselor Newhouse, author of a " Plan for an Iron Rail.
road with Steam carriages, from Mannheim to Bisil ant
the Lake of Constance." This note, expresses his
Highness's satisfaction with the interesting data relative to
the expense, the advantages, &c., of such a plan, and in-
forms him that his proposal will be referred to the
Ministers for consideration. This note was accompanied
with a valuable diamond ring.
Our journals contain the following observations on M.
Newhouse's plan :--
" While measures are in contemplation in Alsace to
open new communications with the old French provinces
still that country, by means of the cinal between the
Rhone and the Rhine, now completed, has not only a
communication with the Mediterranean, hut is connected
by its lateral branch to Huningen with Basle, and the rest
of Switzerland, and an iron rail-road is contemplated from
Havre to Paris, and thence to Strasburg, in order to de
prive England and the Netherlands of the trade with
manufactures and Colonial produce to central and Southern
Germany. Mr. Newhouse's plan takes another direction,
by wnich the commerce from Upper Italy and Switzer
land will be preserved to the greater part of Western Ger-
many by the steam navigation of the lake of Con •
stance, the projected railroad from Basle t
Mannheim, the steam navigation to Cologne, en !
the plopt.sed iron railroad to Antwerp. This phi

is besides calculated to produe! a favourable competition is
the Levant trade, because, according to the confession of
the French themselves, the difficulties and disadvantages of
the navigation of the canal between the Rhine and the
Rhone are an great that a communicat;on between the
Adriatic and the Lake of Constance would hate the pre-
ference, as soon as there shall be a suffi •iently .xpeilitioes
means of conveyance from the Lake of Constance to tLe
steam-boats on the Rhine."

LANDAU, AUGUST 7.—The reading of the pamphlets
being concluded this morning, the Attorney-General com-
menced his address in support of the indictm,nt. The
Court and the places fo- the witnesses were crowded, and
it was frequently necessary for the officers to interfere to
preserve order, which, however, was not interrupted by
my indecorous or loud expressions of opinion. At twelve
•'clock Dr. Werth entered on his defence, which he com-
,neneed with his political creed, and the explanation of
his system.—Frankfo, i Papers. August 11.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAY.)

FROM LLOYD'S
DEAL, AUG. 16.—Wind N. W.—Arrived from the river and
called the Speedwell, for the Cape of Good Hope ; Taylor,
Wade, for New South Wales; Frederick, for Bermuda;
and the British Sovereign, for New York. Five p.m.—A ship
and a barque, homeward bound, are at anchor off' KillgSdOWll
PORTSMOUTH, Ave. 16.—Wind W.—Arrived the Marquis
of Huntly (transport) from St. Kitts, and the Diadem, Smit
from Quebec.

PLYMOUTH, Auo. 13, 14, AND 15. Wind N.—Arrived th,
Arab (transport) Renney, from Ceylon.
FALMOUTH, Ay°. 15.—Wind N. to N.N.E., fresh breezes.--
Arrived the Lord Melville packet, from Leeward Islands—
sailed from St. Thomas on the 9th ult.

SCILLY, AUGUST 15.—Arrived the Young, Dixon, from off
01 or o

LIVERPOOL, Auousr 15.—Arrived off port, the William
Salthouse, Roberts, from Mauritius ; the Nymph, from Jamaica;
the Gratitude, Hawkins, from Barbadoes; the Rolla, Wa:lace,
from Nassau ; the New York, Hosie, from New York.
CORK, AUGUST 14,—Arrived the Ellen Cla. e, Roberts, from
Leghorn.

YARMOUTH, AUGUST 16.—Arrived the Ann, Inglis, and the
Diana, Brown, from St. Petersburgh.

CROOKIIAVEN, AUGUST 14..—Arrived the Thomas, Duncan,
from Quebec.

The Mary Ann, Curry, from London to Dominica, IFJI
wrecked at Dominica, June 2G—crew and stores saved.
The Eagle, Cole, from Berbice to Barbadoes, was wrecked at
St. Vincent's, June after being abandoned by the crew.
The Robert Burns, Mathiesson, from Dantzic to Leith, was
on shore near Lessoe on the 31st ult., but was expected to be
got off.

The Stieglitz, Lothrup, from St. Petersburgh to Boston, put
into Copenhagen on the 10th inst., having struck the ground
at Lessor.

" Royal Swedish and Norwegian General Consulate,
17, Great St. Helen's, Aug 16, ISW.
"Sir, I beg leave to acquaint you that I am officially informed
that the Royal Board of Trade at Stockholm has, under date of
the Ist instant, declared London and all places nn the river
Thames as infected with the cholera morbus, and vessels ar.
riving in Sweden from such places will accordingly be sub.
jected to the quarantine regulations.
" I remain, Sir, your most obedient servant,
" CHARLES TOTTIE.
" To John Bennett, Esq , Secretary, Lloyd's."