The Sun.
London, England, 1833-12-18 00:00:00

HATT ON. GARDEN.

William C'hildc, a middle-aged man, was charged
by Mr. Christopher Cockerton, builder, of King's-
road, Islington, with having been concerned in an
extensive robbery at_the Cafe Colosseum Tavern,

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Sr. PETERSEURGIf, Nov. 27.—Accounts from Tiflis,
mf Oct. 9, say that the goods are gradually arriving there,
which were purchased at the fair of Nesburg, Nevogorod,
for the Georgian and the neighbouring countries beyond
the Caucasus. It was believed, however, that the de-
mand would be greater if the Russian merchants and ma-
nufacturers would establish warehouses of their own for
manufactured goods in the principal towns beyond the
Caucasus. Hitherto only 'Messrs. Possilin have carried
on en extensive trade to these countries, extending it even
to Persia, where they dispose of the greater part
of their own manufactures, viz., chintz, or printed calicoes,
nankeen and other cotton goods. This house has a prin-
cipal factory at Taurus, which receives the goods by way
of Astrachan. The manufactures of this house come into
competition, in the markets of Persia, with those that are
sent thither by way of Trebisonde.
Nov. 30.—His Majesty the Emperor has been pleased
to grant a private audience to Prince Soutzo, who has been
.r.nt hither on an extraordinary mission by the King of
Greece.

HANOVER, DEC. 9.—Baron Von Ompteda, who has
la.ely arrived from London, will very soo❑ set out for
Vienna.

In the sitting of the Second Chamber on the 7th, it was
resolved to make use of the right if admitting the public
to the debates, according to Article 115 of the Constitutton,
viz.-Ist, To admit only a certain number of persons,
about 120, as many as there is room for, but only with
tickets. 2d, Each member to have a ticket, good for
hurtee❑ d iys ; the remaining tickets to be at the disposal
of the president.

BERLIN, DEC S.—A Cabinet order has been issued,
at the suggestion of the Ministers of State, prohibiting all
persons from setting up as booksellers, printsellers, keepers
of libraries, dealers in second hand books, printers, or
lithographers, without having previously obtained express
permission from the Provincial Government. Any per-
son transgressing in this respect, to be punished without
fail ; the punishment not to exceed a fine of fifty dollars,
or six weeks' imprisonment.

The journal called Don Quixotic, published here, is
prohibited from the Ist of January, and M. Glasbrenner,
the editor, is forbidden to publish any similar work I,r
five years.

The youngest eon of the Duke of Wehington is now
here, as Aide-de-camp to the Duke of Cumberland.
LEIPSIC, DEc. B.—Official notice has been given here,
that the Austrian Government has been induced, for the
benefit of the intercourse between Constantinople, the
Levant, &c., and the cities of Europe concerned in it, to
have a mail between Constantinople and Vienna once
every week instead of once every fortnight as hitherto.
The mail will leave Vienna every Tuesday, and Con-
stantinople every 'Wednesday. The change will com-
mence on the 17th inst.

VIENNA, DEC. h.—The high poet of Captain of tl.e
Hungarian Body Guard, vacant by the death of Prince
Nicholas Esterhazy, has been canfirred on Baron V.
Spleny, General of Cavalry.
The Duchess of Berry is expected shortly on a visit at
Prague, after which she will fix her abode at Gratz.
BRUNSWICK, DEC. H.-The Estates of the Duchy
have resolved, by a majority of 29 to 16, that the public
shall not be admitted to the debate.

EXCHANGES ON LONDON.

HAMBURG, Dec. 13.-13 714 ; two months, 13
BERLIN, DEC. 10.—Three months. 6 2414•
BREMEN, DEC. 10.—Two months, 604 605.
PETERSBURG H, Nov. 29.-10 17-32.
I,Elpstc, DEC. 6.—Three months, 6 15'54.
STOCKHOLM, DEC 3.—Ninety days, 12 38.
—Hamburg Papers, Dec. 13.