The Sun.
London, England, 1833-07-13 00:00:00

HAMBURG PAPERS.

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tinned, and his vanguard was on the other side of Kotosi
ConSart'aPntEitTmEe—treTatheoflat
Captain Burm Van Lieven and Colonel Helix, who n
as Commissioners to Ibrahim's camp to witness the retrL
of the Egyptian army, had been furnished with an erd
letter from the Grand V:xier to the Turkish civil se
military authorities in the provinces through which tb
were to pa,.s.
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Our readers will probably like to read Ibrahim PO
letter to the Sultan, in which he thanks him fur the s o
vestiture of the Government of Adana, and declares
submission and devotedness:—
" My sublime, magnanimous, awe-inspiring, migbtlei
great Sovereign, our benefactor, the benefactl%
mankind,
"May God grant to your' Sublimity a life with 0,
end ; and may he make the august shadow of your
blimity a protection for all men, and especially for I°
humble head.
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" Your inexhaustible goodness has induced you, 113 d
Gracious Sovereign, to grant me the Government
Adana as mabassilik (in farms).
"Animated by this new favour of your Sublimity, tit°
,
duration of my frail existence will be wholly devoted to
praying to God for the prolongation of your lifer'.
reign. As my breast is pervaded by a feeling of 1451.
ness, I entertain (God is my witness) no wish but W lr
so as to obtain the gracious approbation of your su!'o,
mity, and to find occasion to devote myself to your servi
" For the purpose of expressing my gratitude to Y 0
Sublimity, and to express my most humble thanks, to
venture to lay this bumble petition at the foot of
throne of the sublime, magnanimous, awe-inspiril
mighty, great PjuaLds2c.h_abN,inoeutyr
days,
Sovereign and ben
N. B. This letter is written by Ibrahim Pacha vr
factor, the benefactor
Ejul cri9i.A_oNlf3GallE2l
s;mtoewnNo.
his own hand, and sealed with his seal.
, 14 4.
BREMEN, JULY s.—Two months, 6 11.
BERLIN, JULY 6.—Three months, 6 257 g.
CHRISTIANA, JUNE 26.—Three months, 6 4.
—Hamburg Papers, July 9.
HAMBURG, JULY 9.--.I3ORSEN-HALLE, trAix.rAd
Two o'CLocx.—The Stock Market has been anivaati
LONDON.months,
13 1
to-day, and several purchases were made of Polish 11;1
Russian securities. Austrian, on the other band,were offer
End of Jun.'

Anglo-Danish Loan, three per cent 7214
Anglo-Russian
Russian Inscription, 5 per cent., 1820 94
Ditto, ditto, 1831 924
Ditto, ditto, 1832. 024
Polish Bonds 120,4
Prussian Bonds, 1832
Austrian Bank Shares 1260
Ditto Metalliques 96
New Austrian Four per Cents 864
Spanish 3 per Cents. 444
Dutch !4,2 per Cents.
.Hamburg Reporter.

The Duke and Duchess of RICHMOND
dispense their annual hospitalty to a large circle of °'
tinguished fashionables at Goodwood, during the appeosel;
ing races, which commence on the 30th instant. Upive,r,
of 50 guests will lodge in the capacious and splendil
furnished mansion each night. The sport is expected
be great.
EARL OF PLYMOUTH.—This Noble
died on Wednesday of a sudden apoplectic fit. GOO;
ARCHER WINDSOR, Earl of PLYMOUTH and 133r:br
Nyttinsoa, was born in July, 1789, and was consequerle
just 4.4 years of age. He succeeded to the title on tfie
detni,e of his father, the fifth Earl, before he was ten• ,
married in August, 1811, Lady MARY SACKVILLE, elati,
daughter of the third Duke it! Doasrr, who survives bet
Lordship. They have no children. The noble decease of
two sisters by the late Earl and his wife, the preset),
Coun'ess of AmiteasT, are married-Lady MARIA to toe
Marquis of DOWNSHIRE, and the other to the Honour° df
ROBERT HENRY CLIVE. By the death of the Noble Vo,"
the title, we believe, becomes extinct. The Barony,. 0
writ, was created in 1529, and the Earldom by et-vatic:4
in 1682. An ancestor of the family, however, Wlo°o,
BE WINDSORE, descended from WILLIAM, son of WA•I'l
Frrz•OTnea, Contellan of Windsor (who was ancest:,
also of the Duke of LEINSTER and the Marquis of LA6t4i,
DOWNE), was summoned to Pali iment so early as 1 erg
The Barony has been before in abeyance, which vira6 toe
rninated by the Crown in 1660 in favour of Vin-. 0
HICKMAN, who as'ume I the name of WINDSOR, 3"" jot
the first Earl. Another title in the family, Viec°lole
WINDSOR, in Ireland, and Baron MOUNTJOY, Of the le,
of Wight, became extinct in 1758, on failure of issue 131'