The Sun.
London, England, 1832-08-07 00:00:00

HAMBURG AND DUTCH PAPERS•

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AMSTERDAM, Atm. 3.—Actual Debt, 2i Per 45;
43k, 43i ; Amort. S d i- 72i 794
yn ~ 4. per Cent., i not
ditto, ' ditto, 3i per Cent.. 57i 584 ; Voluntary Pv-
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1831, 6 per Cent., 97 97i ; ditto, 1832, 5 per -al P
82i 831,—Exchange en London:—One month, lm
5-10 ; riwo months, 12 12 5-10. rk„y
MUNICH, JULY 22.—We learn from Rhenish L,•••lshe
that the troops lately sent thither, in many places sasiatiovi
peasants in their agricultural labours, and say theY, 001
thought they should be obliged to fight, but bad Irdi
only good friends, and that it is more tranquil in the c
of the Rhine, than in Munich. t °I
MayENcE, JULY 17.—The report that seven 00_0
the sixteen Members of the Opposition in Nassiu bad Ili,
condemned to imprisonment proves to be false ; the Preto,
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minary proceedings are, indeed, closed, but no sentenoc ,A,
been passed ; and it is said that the whole of the pros
ings will, probably, be quashed by superior authority. ,i.
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FRANKFORT, JULY 24.—0 n the 16:14 the _I,
Diet at Lucerne began the discussion on the desirable Pti,
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bona—viz, frotn Argova, from Targovia, from St. Gullen
(with 10,000 signatures), and from the canton of Zurich.
On the 12th, Mr. Morier, the new English Minister,
had his first audience of the President of the Diet. . .

On the 17th instant an address, signed by 1,402 citi-
zens of the district of Ravensburg, was sent to the King
of Wirtemherz, petitioning for the speedy convocation of
the Estates of the Kingdom, and detailing the wishes and
grievances of the country.
The Weimar Journal observes that the Constitution of
Weimar was guaranteed in 1817, so far as it is not con-
trary to the terms of the /tot of the Confederation.
HANAU, JULY 23.—This morning the Burgher Guard
of this city enrolled themselves with due solemnity, in
conformity with the new law for its organization. Each
company was drawn up in a circle in the market-pl ice,
and the law having been read, they took the oath pre-
scribed by the law; the whole was done with the greatest
regularity. The choice of officers and subalterns will
begin on Wednesday.
COPENHAGEN, JULY 28.—0 n the 24th and 25th two
new Russian ships of the line and a frigate, all built at
Archangel, passed the Sound on their way to Cronstadt.
EXCHANGES ON LONDON.
HAMBURG, JULY 31.-13. 14j ; two months, 13 P.
BERLIN. JULY 28.—Three months, 7 0.
BREMEN, JULY 27.—Two months, 618.
LEIPSIC, JULY 28.—Two months, 6 194.
HAMBURG, JULY 31.--BORSEN HALLE, HALF-PAST
Two O'CLOCK.—Funds rose to-day, in consequence of
the favourable reports from Amsterdam on the subject of
the Belgian affairs. Money abundant. Discount 3 per
cent.

End of July.
Anglo-Danish Loan, 3 per cent.
Anglo-Russian Loan
Hamburg ditto B6Y,i
Russian Inscription, 5 per cent 86%
Ditto, ditto, 1831 Bs7i
Polish Bonds lO7
Austrian Bank Shares 1124
Austrian Metalliques
New Austrian 4 per cent. '7514
—Hamburg Reporter.

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