The Sun.
London, England, 1833-05-06 00:00:00

HAMBURG PAPERS.

HAMBURG, MAY I.—The transactions in our stock
market are inconsiderable, but the prices have been gra.
dnilly rising.
Discount lsi per Cent. End of April.
Anglo-Danish Loan, three pet cent 7l
Anglo-Russian
Russian Inscription, 5 per cent., 1820 9l
Ditto, ditto, IS3I 9olh
Ditto, ditto, IS3' 9O
Pplish Bonds ll4
Prussian Bonds, 1532
Austrian Bank Shares 1205
Ditto Metalliques
New Austrian Four per Cents
Spanish 3 per Cents. CY,a
—Hamburg Reporter.
HAMBURG, MAY I.—By an express from Semlin,
dated 22,1 April, autlimtic accounts have been received
from Constantinople, dated 12th April, accOrdirig to which
peace is concluded between the Porte and the Paella of
Egypt ; she Sultan consents to the cession of the districts
in Syria already spoken of—viz. Damascus, Aleppo, St.
Jean d'AcreAc —Hamburg Correspondent, May 2.
VIENNA, APRIL 27.—(Extract of a letter. )—Accord.
ing to official accounts, an obstacle has arisen to the

formal conclusion of peace between the Porte and Ibrahim
Pacha. The latter demands, in addition to all the dis-
tricts of Syria, to the cession of which the Sultan has

already given his assent, the pad-Wick of Mona, in
Caran:ania. The Porte refuses to accede to this demand,

depending on the support of all the European powers;
wherefore a confident hope is still entertained of the
speedy termination of a definitive treaty of peace. —Ram •
burg CorreTondent, May 3.
ST. PETERSBURGII, APRIL 20.—8 y an Order of the
Day of the 14'h instant, his ;Majesty has decreed the re-
organization of several corps of infantry and cavalry, and
made a great number of appointments and promotions;
among which are that of Field-Marshal Paskewitsch to be
Inspector-General of all the infantry, retaining all his
present titles and functions; Count Wissiltschuslow, First
General of Cavalry, to be Inspector:General of all the
cavalry, retaining his present title ; and Rear- Admiral
Lazareff, Commander of the Fleet in the Black. Sea, to be
Vice-Admiral.
BERLIN, APRIL 29.—Lieut.-General Van Knorring,
commander of the 2d division of Light Cavalry in the
Russian service, has arrived here from Warsaw ; Prince
Dalgoruki, aide-de-camp to the Emperor of Russia, from
St. Petersburgh ; and F. Von Schwarzenhurg, Major in
the Austrian service, from Vienna.

The Commercial Gazette of St. Petersburgh contains
the following statements of the principal losses of Poland
during the nine months' duration of the revolutionary go-
vernment :—in population above 350,000 souls; with
them an annual receipt of one hundred millions of florins,
as the produce of their labour, as large a sum in the re-
ceipt arising from its productions and the state, probably
from sixteen to twenty millions of its revenue. One hun-
dred and fifty millions were squandered out of the public
treasury ; the country lost eighty-four millions in the value
of its paper currency; in the value of buildings destroyed,
one hundred and five millions. A much greater loss, which
cannot he calculated, arises from the depreciation of the
value of land. la the manufacture of cloth, there is a de-
ficiency of thirty-four millions as compared with former
times ; and at the same time a loss of at least ten millions

in the wages, and fourteen millions i❑ the sale of wool.
The loss of cattle may be estimated at twenty-five millions,
and, at the same time, a loss of two millions in the amount
of the wool obtained. Lastly, the annual profits of the
bank are reduced two millions.

GOTTENBURG, APRIL 26.—The last English mail
brought an order from the Phamix Company to its agent
here, to pay to the volunteer corps of firemen the sum of
1,000 rix•dollars Banco. This same corps lately received
500 rix-dollars Banco from the Alliance Company in
London.

In order to avoid the payment of the heavy duty on
cotton yarn paid in this city, which arises from the too
high value put on that article in the tariff, and i❑ which
no change could be obtained on application to Stockholm,
persons dealing in it have resorted to the expedient of
having it entered at Kongelf, and an English ship is
freighted by merchants here to sail from Hull to Kongelf,
and thence to this port. It is daily expected with a large
quantity.

EXCHANGES ON LONDON.
117.1131,R0, MAY 3.-13 13; two months, 13 11g.
BERLIN, Aratt.3o —Three months, 6 2775.
BREMEN, APRIL 30.—Two months, 6 13.
liarnburg Papers, May 3.
PRUSSIAN FUNDS—BERLIN, APRIL 30.
St. Schuld Sch. 4 per cent q5Te
Prussian English Loan, 1818, 5 percent.. lO4
Ditto ditto lBx2, 5 per cent. lO4
Ditto ditto, 80nd5.... IE6O, 4 per cent..
Prussian State Gazelle, April 30.
AMSTERDAM, MAT &
Actual Debt, 214 per cent . - via: 443,6 to 45
Amort Syndic, 4;2 per cent ..,.....,.. 77 to 71
Ditto, ditto, 3V, per cent. ...... ........... ".. 63 to p 3,
Voluntary Loan, 1831; 6 per cent ...... ....... 101% to 102
Ditto, 1832, 5 per Cent.
Ditto. 1833, 5 per Cent.
t.,,,Cliange , -....~.grualt/U.
Ditto,.two months

ARMY ESTIMATES.
LAND FORCES, 1817 TO 1933-4.