The Sun.
London, England, 1834-09-30 00:00:00

HAMBURG PAPERS.

BERLIN, SEPT. 22.—Letters were yesterday received
here from the. Prussian officers now at St. Petersburgh.
They.express the greatest admiration of the grand scale on
which they found everything relative to the military esta-
blishment, and the institutions for improving the moral and
physical condition of the army, as well as the providing ant;
keeping up immense quantities of military stores of every
description. These representatives of our army, whatever
be their wish, have not only had orders conferred on them,
but many have received valuable presents, such as hand-
some horses, from the Imperial friend of the King. When
the letters came away M. Chambeau, Imperial Councillor
of State, and Dr. Crichton, his Majesty's physician, were
on the point of setting out for Berlin.
A list is circulated in the higher circles here of the dis-
tinguished persons who are expected at our Court while the
Empress of Russia is here, in Berlin, and in Potsdam.
Among them are the Grand Dukes of Oldenburce, and
Saxe Weimar, and their families ; the reigning Duke of
Anhalt Rocthen, Duke Eugene of Wurtemberg, the Land-
graves of Hesse Philippsthal and Hesse Rothenburg, &c.
The month of September has been distinguished by
.the
death, of several eminent men, among whom we number
Baron Von Schuckmann, Dr. Heim, M. Rode, Count
Schwerin, Von Grilack, &c. Unfortunately Baron William
Von Humboldt, Minister of State, is dangerously ill.
STOCKHOLM, SEPT. 19.—The official lists state the num-
ber of cases of cholera up to this day has been 6,481 ; re-
coveries, 1,761 ; deaths, 2,809.

The Crown Prince has again within these few days visited
the cholera hospital, the cemeteries, barracks, boards of
health, and his Royal Highness makes the most minute in-
quiries, and encourages the sick to have confidence ; such
an example of manly fortitude and active charity cannot
fail to warm the heart of every citizen, and if possible,
heighten the affection of a free and grateful people for a
noble-minded prince. Baron Sprengporten, the Chief Go-
vernor, manifests a degree of activity beyond all praise. He
is engaged from four or five in the morning till late at night
in seeing that nothing is neglected.
ST. PETERSBURGH, SEPT. 15.—0 n account of the in-
auguration of the column, the Emperor conferred on Prince
Wetchonski, and his descendants, the title of Serene High-
ness. The Emperor is expected at Moscow on the 19th.
The Journal de St. Petersburglz has an article to refute
the false accounts of the financial condition which are in-
dustriously propagated by several foreign journals.
HAMBURG, SEPT. 24.--BonsEN-HALLS.—Several small
parcels of old wheat have been sold this week for exporta-
tion to the Mediterranean. Several parcels of this year's
crop from the Lower Elbe were also brought into the mar-
ket, and taken into consumption at the quotations. Rye
has been dull, notwithstanding a limited supply. Barley
maintained itself tolerably well ; our consumers were the
only buyers. Oats have improved. For peas there con-
tinues some demand. For beans the price is nominal, there
being none in the market.

From the 13th to the 19th instant, eighteen cargoes of
corn passed through the Sound—four were bound for Bri-
tish, two for Dutch, three for Norwegian, four for Portu-
guese, and three for Russian poits ; one was bound for Ant-
werp, and of one the destination was not known.
Rlx-dollars. Rix-dollars.
Wheat, Mihail, white ... 80 to 85 Cuts, Upland... - to ..._
red 72 to 76 MetAlenburg as to 38
--- Marks 75 to FO Lower Elbe 2B to 35
Mccklenburg - Holstein
----- Lower Elbe 6O to F 4 Buck Wheat to _
aye, Mocklenburg ....... 62 to 75 Pease, Upland, yellow 6O to 80
-- Holstein
50 to C 2
Danish 56 to 60 Tates
Barley, Anhalt to Rapeseed -- to
162 to 168
. .
Holstein
..... 76 to '79
Lower Elbe 45 to 48 Linseed ditto
........... 410 to 130
SUGAR.—Some large parcels of Bahia have been taken
for exportation. White and yellow Havannah meet a quick
sale at the quotations, and the transactions in yellow for
id. & ord 6% lisi
the last few days have been very extensive..
Bahia, White, fine ..... ... 7 to 7i( Havannah, Yellow, fine ~ 8, t 6s
mid 6% 6%v 0 %
ord 64 64 Brown 'iTi g•
Brown, fine 6 64 Manilla, Yellow ..... B,, tw
mid 5%( 57,4 Refined, fine ..... 4 9i
ord 5% 5% fine Mid 9 94
Hatrannah, White, fine .. 714 8 ord.__ 8
mid... 7% 734 Melis, fine . ..... 7% "--7.54
ord ... 7 7% English lumps in loaves . 6;f, 7
COFFEE.—The transactions this week have been limited,
which has had the effect of depressing the ordinary descrip-
tions ; middling and fine, on the contrary have maintained
themselves firmly. The importation this year, till the end
of September, is estimated at 45,000,0001 b. ; the corre-
sponding importations of last year was 27,000,0001 b. ; the
stock on hand is about 24,000,0001 b. ; the sales of the
week are estimated at-
-1,5 0 hags Brazil
1 0 bags St. Dom•ngo 431 to 5
40,00 lbs. Porto Rico
60,000 lbs. Cuba 5 to 8
FUNDS.—The market has looked up since Tuesday, and
maintains firmness.
Discount, 3 per cent. End of sep•ember.
Anglo-Danish Loan, three per cent 7114
Anglo_Russian
Russian Inscription, 5 per cent., 1820
Ditto, ditto, 1831 95%
Ditto, ditto, 1830
Certificates
Polish Bonds
Prussian Bonds, 1832 1144
Austrian Bank Shares 1.611
Ditto Metalliques lOO%
Ditto 4 per cent.
Ditto 4 per Cent. (1834)
Spanish 3 per Cents....
Spanish Cortes (A. . Haldimand and ons)
Ditto 4 per Cent.
• Dutch 2Y., per Cents.
Ditto 5 per Cents lo6
Portuguese Regency
—Hamburg Reporter.
, P EXCHANGES ON LONDON.
H•IIIBI,RG SEPT. 26.-13 8%; two months, in 7.
cST...RPisKTTLEARNS,AII. 17
SEPT. 17.—Three months, 5 39.RG11, SEPT. 19 —Three months, 10%.
BERLIN, Seer. 21—Three months, 6 23.
STOCKHOLM. Seer. 19.—Two months, 12 16
—Hamburg Papers, Sept. 25.

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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

ESSELS ENTERED INWARDS AT THE CUSTOM-HOUSE, 5EPT....29.

The Racer, Artis, from St. David's ; Fairy Queen, Elliot,
from Denia and Xebia ; London Merchant, Mowel, from Rot-
terdam ; Industrie, Francois, from Cherborg ; Saucy. Jack
Farrant, from Zante ; Ruby, Bonea, from Exeter ; Nepean,
Greggory, from Guernsey ; Fly, Hilt, from Guernsey ; Lon-
don, Pepperell, from Guernsey; Fredegar, Crackled, from
Jersey • Happy Return, Wesley, from Faro ; Providence,
Stone, Guernsey; Men, Inglis, from Jamaica; Water
Witch, Gibbs, from Malaga ; Atalanta, Shapley, from Jersey ;
Jane, Cox, from Messina ; Antelope, Parry, front Liverpool ;
Mary, Dyer, from Guernsey; Liberty, Curd, from Guernsey;
Black River packet, Baker, from Jamaica; Lusitania, Gib-
bons, from Oporto; Ruby, Greig, from Leith; City of Edin-
burgh, Sharp, from Lisbon and Oporto ; James Daly, 111‘Ken-
zie, from Jamaica ; Add, Duff, from Villaviciossa ; Hibernia,
Bidwell, from Guernsey ; Ellen, Brown, from Jamaica ; Tom,
Smith, from Chester; Harriett, Am, Russell, from Guernsey;
Westbrook, Freeman, from Jamaica; Tropic, Anderson, from
Jamaica; Merchant, Harrison, from Roubelle ; Amanda, Ran-
kins, from Mogadore ; Cadiz Packet, Williams, from Cadiz ;
Atalanta, Downs, from Quebec ; Lady Fitsherbert, Furrier,
from Jamaica ; Superb, Major, from Antwerp ; Jeffer Benin-
dena Sophia, Mulder, from Rotterdam.
ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR LOADING, MM. 29,
The Caleb Agnes, Nausener, for Belize; Ramona, Stran-
neck, for Rotterdam ; Georges, Sinclair, for Elsinore and St.
Petersburgh ; Mary, Lowther, for Guernsey and Jersey ; Prince
June, Pietzeh, for Elsinore and
Memel
for Terceira ; Zei Peeroi Paoli
egmeenit : TGaryelyohr,ou fornd, Tobago
ly, ;
for Antwerp ; William Jointly, Downie, for Hamill,- _ Nor-
Cargill, for. Lisbon
CA anon SETT. 29
val, Coltah, for Launceston and Van ;
, Te Wifsb .rg, for
CLEARED OUTWARDS WIT.' looms Land.
rras.ova, uA t
W;hiNtnioanlik,
man, for Bremen. , Hoffnung, or s
GothenburgActive,
CLaatten r
JIITWARDO IN BALLAST, SEPT. 29.
Antelope, S
---t"ockart, for San Lucar and Seville; Gode Ven-
ner, Morte,-
,6e, for Denmark; Edmund Mock, for Baltic;
Ceres,
..schultz, for Memel ; Castilian Maid, Holt, for -;
i- •
~,es, Cronholm, for Liston.

VESSELS STOXEN WITH.
The Peggy, of and for St. John's, New Brunswick, on the