The Sun.
London, England, 1833-09-24 00:00:00

GERMAN AND HAMBURG PAPERS.

COPENHAGEN, SEPT. 14.—The day before yester-
day a new ship of the line, of 84 guns, wa;
hunched here, in presence of their Majesties and
the Royal Family, and received the name of the
Skjold. The navy now consists of six ships of the
line of from 64 to 84 guns, six frigates of 36 to 46
guns, six corvettes of 20 guns, six brigs from 12
to 18 guns, six cutters and schooners of 8 guns,
and seventy gun-boats with one or two guns ; so
that a squadron with 1,000 guns might be sent to sea.
BERLIN, SEPT. 15.—A new proof of the firm
and sincere relations now subsisting between Austria
and Prussia, and which have been strengthened by
the personal interview of the two Sovereigns, has
made a very agreeable impression on our army. The
Emperor has invited our King to send a number of
Staff and superior officers, of all arms and ranks, to
the great review of 75,000 men, which is to take
place at Verona. His Majesty has accepted the
invitation, and the following officers are to set out
on the 20th for Italy :—Duke Charles of Mecklen-
burg, commanding General of the Guards; two
Aides-de-Camp, Major-General Von Theile 11., of
the Infantry; Colonel Von Witzlehen, brother of
the Minister of War ad interim ; of the Artillery,
Colonel Saft. The Colonel of Cavalry is not yet
appointed. All these Staff-officers are to travel at
the King's expense, and have each four post-horses
allowed him free at every stage.
It seems that the report that the Emperor of
Russia will pass through Kalisch on his return is
confirmed ; it is reported that he has said he will
visit that place, on account of the fidelity manifested
by it during the late insurrection.
HANOVER, SEPT. 16.—Her Royal Highness the
Duchess of Cambridge has been for these four days
at Roten Kircher). The Duke has gone back from
Magdeburg to Berlin, and will remain there, it is
said, till the end of the month. We learn that the
Emperor of Russia gave to the Duke when he was
at Schwedt the Order of St. Andrew.

BUUTZEN, SEPT. 13.—The Emperor of Russia,
and suite, arrived on the 10th, in the morning, at
Gorlitz, and an hour afterwards continued his
journey to Munchengratz. It is said that the
Emperor will stay there eight or twelve days, and
then, in case he accepts the invitation of the
King of Prussia, to be present at the grand re-
views, go to Berlin by way of this town and
Dresden.—Leipsic Journal.
LEIPSIC, SEPT. 15.—Letters state that the Em-
peror of Russia will go from Munchengratz, by
way of Landshut, Breslaw, and Kalisch, to Mod-
lin, where the Russian and newly formed Polish
troops are encamped, and will be reviewed by his
Majesty.—Prussian Slate Gazette.

PRAGUE, SEPT. 15.—We have the following
accounts from "Munchengratz, dated the day before
yesterday :—" The Emperor of Russia, who arrived
at Gorlitz on the 10th, travelled in six hours over
the road from Gorlitz, which is a distance of ten miles
(50 English miles.) Our Emperor had gone to-
wards Liebendau to meet him, and the two Sove-
reigns arrived here in the coach of our Emperor,
drawn by six horses. A salute of 101 guns, and a
numerous military band,announced the arrival of their
Majesties. Her Majesty the Empress, with the
Grand Duke arid Duchess of Saxe-Weimar, re-
ceived the two Emperors on the staircase. This
august company was increased on the night of the
11th by the arrival of his Royal Ilig%ness the
Crown Prince of Prussia. The illustrious company
resides in the Count Waldstien's Castle, arid they
daily dine together with a number of persons who
are invited. In the evening the company generally
meet in the apartments of the Empress. The com-
pany of actors from Prague performed yesterday in
the theatre of the Castle. On Sunday there will
be an opera, and on Tuesday a comedy. The
presence of the Sovereign of course brings with
it a numerous suite, arid many distinguished
Sta•esmen and others. On the part of Austria
we hase here, in the suite of their Majesties,
Count Creneville, Master-General of the Ordnance,
in the place of the High Steward of the Household;
Countess Lasanski, Principal Lady of Honour to
the Empress; Adjutant-General Appel; M. Martin,
Director of the Cabinet ; Prince Metternich ; Count
de Frequelmont, Austrian Ambassador to the Court
of Russia ; and Baron Burde V. Kriegelstein ;
Count Von Chelock, who received the Russian
Emperor at the frontiers, is also here. In the suite
of the Emperor of Russia are Prince Wochouski,
Count Berkendorff, Count Orloff, General V.
Adlesby, Colonel Prince Suwarrow, Prince Menze-
koff, D. Arends, his Majesty's physicians, &C.
There are, besides, the following diplomatic cha-
racters ;—Count Nesselrode, with Baron Von Sacker),
Councillor of State ; Baron Brunoff, Councillor of
Sate; Count Creptowicz; Count Medem, Se-
cretary of Legation; and Baron Tatischeff, _Russian
Ambassador at the Austrian Court; Baron Von
Brookhausen, Russian Charge d'Affaires at Vienna,
is also here."

HAMBURG, SEPT. 20.—BORSEN-HALLE, HALF-
PAST Two o'CLOCK.—Some cargoes of Marks wheat
have again been take►► for exportation, and our own
consumers have also been buyers at the quotatiens.
In rye little doing. Barley was readily taken at the
quotations for exportation and consumption; and in
the country the business done has been extensive.
For oats the quotations were not to be had, except
for small parcels. In the country several parcels of
rapeseed have been sold at from 155 to 158 R.D.
From the 18th ult. to the 13th instant, thirty-
five cargoes of corn passed the Sound; nine were
bound for England, twelve for Holland, eleven for
Norway, one for Antwerp, one for Madeira, and of
one the destination was not known.

Rix-dollars.
Wheat, Anhalt, white
red 9O to 98

- Masks B4 to 100
- Mecklenburg
--- Holstein
Lower Elbe 65 to 75
Rye, Mecklenburgh 62 to 65
--- Holstein
Petersburgh and ltiga 65 to 70
Barley, Anhalt 55 to 60
---- Mecklenburgh 44 to 52
--- Lower Elbe 3B to 411
Oats, Mecklenburg 3O to 34
--- Lower Elbe 22 to 28

Furius...—Prices have declined. Some sales of Austrian
Securities for October have been effected. Russian and
Prussian Bonds wero of easy sale to-day.
Discount 3% per Cent. End of September.
Anglo-Danish Loan, three per cent 7oy,
Anglo-Russian
Russian Inscription, 5 per cent., 18'20 !)•1
Ditto, ditto, 1831 90;7:
Ditto, ditto, 1830 llO%
Polish Bonds
Prussian Bonds, 1 "W•-)
Austrian Bank Shares 1204
Ditto sletalliques O3
Spanish 3 per Cents. 39
Ditto 4 per Cent 49%
Dutch '2l, per Cents.
Ditto 5 per Cents 91%
—Hamburg Reporter.