The Sun.
London, England, 1832-04-25 00:00:00

HAMBURG PAPERS.

VIENNA, APRIL,II.-It is remarkable th:,t in the
Journals received from Constantinople we find that
the passage in the Twdschihat, in which it. is stated
the evacuation of Algiers has been promised, is in-
deed in the Turkish State Gazcite, but not in the
French (the Mortiteur Ottonmi). In the latter it
is merely said, " The circumstances in which the
province of Algiers now is render itnecessary to
defer the nomination of the Governor ;" and further
on, " the Governors of Tunis and Tripoli have al-
ready been confirmed in their Governments for three
ears."

STOCIMOI.3I, APRIL 13.—An official article of
the State Gazette announces the dosing of the great
book of the kingdom for 1829, the balance of
which shows a surplus revenue for that year of
927,582 rix dollars, or, with the arrears received
anti savings made in that year, 1,135,24.5 rix dol-
lars; deducting the disbursements charged in that
surplus, there remained 628,002 rix dollars, which,
added to the surplus of 1827-1828, makes 1,127,86-4
rix dollars, whereas the Diet has calculated en only
821.956 rix dollars.

COPENHAGEN, APRIL 17.—1 n the night of the
9th inst., a great fire laid in ael:ei a considerable part
of the tows of Maribol, in Fulster.
Sabye, in Jutland, is to have a new harbour like
Frederickshaven, but probably on a smaller scale.
On Friday, the 13th inst., in a sitting of the
Council of State, which, with a pause at noon,
lasted from nine in the morning till midnight, M.
Hopps, Counsellor of Conferences, presented to the
King and Council the result of the labours of the
Chancery on the Provincial Assemblies. It will be
remembered that this intelligent man first came hither
to take part in the Commission for drawing up a
Provincial plan of a Constitution for Holstein; and
that the King said to him in his first audience, that
he knew very well that people thought that all this
was done merely for appearance sake, but that the
Commission would not give greater satisfaction to
anybody than to himself, if it succeeded by its labours
in producing something really excellent, as he was
fully resolved to keep his word, which he had given
at the Congress of Vienna. The apparently insu-
perable obstacle by which this attempt was baffled,
namely, the relation of Holstein to toleswick and the
rest of Denmark, is now removed, as the latter now
obtains what properly only Holstein was entitled
to, and this solely through the personal resole•
tion of our King. We have now in Copenhagen
a Major Fabricus, in the Greek service, who has
obtained leave of absence for a year. He was Go-
vernor of Corinth, and afterwards about the person
of Count Capo D'lstrias, and attem4ed him on the
occasion when be lost his life. Though a protege
and personal friend of the Count, he freely owns
that the people throughout Greece were, almost
without exception, prejudiced against him; but that
his brother Augustine was hated by all; and that the
foreign influence which led the decea-ed to many
unjust and arbitrary acts alienated limn him the
hearts of his most faithful adherents.

HAMBURG. APRIL 20.—BORSEN•HALLFy HALF-
PAST Two O'CLOCK,—The demand fur Wheat for
France and Holland con!inued, and considerable
purchases w•tre made for consumption ; the price
has become in consequence very firm, and a trifle
higher.

From the .sth to the 13th inst. inclusive, ninety-
two vessels, laden with corn, pa,sed the Sound, viz.
—thirty bound for Dutch, and fifteen for British
ports.

During the week, 867 lasts of wheat have been
imported, 717 exported, and there remains, stock
on hand 1,800 lasts. Stock was in demand to-day,
particularly Russian Stock, in whch several pur-
chases for cash were mide.—Prices rose and closed
firm. Discount 4 per cent.

End of April.
Anglo-Danish Loan, 3 per Cent 65
Anglo-Russian Loan
Hamburg ditto 86'74
Russian inscription, 5 per cent.... 86%
Ditto, ditto, 1831 B6
Polish Bonds 107!,i
Austrian Bank Shares 1142
Ditto Metalliques
New Austrian 4 per Cents ............... —... .....
Weight. Rix-dollars.
'Wheat, Anhalt, white ll5 to 122..."' 118 to 130

---------- red
117 to 127-- I`2o to 1:30
-- Marks l2O to 123......122 to 134
- Meeklenburgh
- Holstein, red 118 to 125.....110 to 132
—Hamburg Reporter.