The Sun.
London, England, 1833-05-28 00:00:00

HAMBURG PAPERS.

HAMBURG, MAY 23 —The melancholy news has
been received here to day from Ludwigalust, that his
Highness Duke Charles, ssn of his Royal Highness the
Grand Duke of Mecklenburg Schwerin, has died of an
apopletic fit. He was the third son of the Grand Duke,
and in the 51st year of his age.
CHRIsTIANA, MAY 13.—The Stockholm Commercial
Jo'irnal gives a report from Rio de lineiro, dated
January 5, which is not favourable to the trade of the
north : it says, " We have a sufficietit stock of Swedish
produce for two years. Iron, of which 10,000 ship
pounds arrived last year, was sold at 5,400 to 5,000 rein
per cwt., which is a loss of 30 per cent., steel at 6,000,
planks 10,500, to 9,000, pitch and tar 6,000. On all
these articles there is a loss.

ODESSA, MAY 3.—Count Orloff arrived here in the
night of the 30th of April, and sailed yesterday morning
in the imperial corvette Penderaklia, for Constantinople,
accompanied by the armed steam-boat Grornonossetz.

VIENNA, MAY 17.—The new French Ambassa•lor,
Count de St. Aulaire, had yesterday the honour to present
his credentials to the Emperor in a private audience.
Immediately afterwards the Empress was pleased to re-
ceive him in her apartments.

Five per Cent. Mrtailique., 92 11 16113 s; 4 per Cents.,
83 1-16th ; Bank Shares, 1,211.

EXCHANGES ON LONDON.
HAMBURG, MAY 9.4.—13 1:2% • two months, 13 11.
BERLIN, MAY 2l.—Three months. 6 2734.
STOCKHOLM, MAY 17.—Ninety days, 14 8.
VIENNA, MAY. 15.—Three months, 9 54.
PETERSBURGII, MAY io.—Three months, 10 35.64.
•Hamburg Papers, May 24.
13ORNEN HALLE, MAY 24, HALF' PAST 2, P M.—Several

lots of wheat have been disposed of at the quotations for
exportation, as well as for home consumption, anti as several
holders have for the present withdrawn, the market is
nearly cleared.
A very fine lot of Saal wheat was disposed of at 90 rix-
dollars, as there is at present but li.tle water in the river,
fresh supplies are not to be expected from the interior.
Fvery otio,r kind of grain is heavy. From the 11th to
the 17th instant, 51 cargo-s of corn passed ti rough the
Sound ; of these 7 were hound for Great Blittin, 1b fur
Holland, 3 for B-Igium, &c.

Rlx-dollars,
Wheat, Anima, white
----- red 7B to 81
-- Marks BO to 85
-- Mecklenburg
-- Holstein
--- Lower Rhine 5,1 to 60
Rye, Upland 65 to 69
- Holstein
- Petersburg!' and Riga 6B to 69
Barley, Anhalt
- Mecklenburgh 36 to 38
- Holstein 34 to 40
Oats, Mecklenburg
- Lower Elbe 2O to 28
Rapeseed l2O to 130
THE FUNDS. —The market manifested much furnneFa

:o-day at the quotations below:—

End of May.
71h,

A nglo- Danish Loan, three per cent

Anilo-Russian
Russian Inscription, 5 per cent., 182, 914
Ditto, ditto, 1831 9OX,
Ditto, ditto, 18312...
Polish Bonds 9O •?4
1154
Prussian Bonds, 1832
Austrian Bank Shares
1.,05
New Austrian Four per Cents
Hamburg Reporter, May 24.

In Gloucestershire there is every appearance
of there being a very great hit et both apples and pears.
If this ehould Ise the case, it will he of immense advan-
tage to the tanners, as they will sell cider and perry, in—
stead of having to buy beer, and as the chance of an apple
...rip is not much considered in the letting of farms in that
county, a great hit is nearly all profit to the tenant.