The Sun.
London, England, 1832-09-25 00:00:00

COAL MA:

Por Ton.— s.
Adair's 18 6
East Percy— lB 6
Howard Main 18 6
Holywell
Ord's Redhugh
Pontop Windsor 17 6
18 9
Townley lB 0
Wylain
Walls End Boundary 19 0
Ditto Bell, Robson, & Co. 19 6
Ditto Bewicke and Co.— 21 6
Ditto Blake 19 3
Walls End Callerton 17 6
Ditto Clarke and Co.—. 18 9
Walls End Heaton 21 0
Walls End 19 6
Walls End Hilda 19 6
Ditto Killingworth i.)O 0
Walls End Newtharch— 20 0

Ditto Nortlnunberland... 19 6
Ditto Perkins and 19 9
Ditto Todd and Watson.. 18 9
Ships arrived SiIICI

HAMBURG MAIL.

HAMBURG, SEPT. 19.—Mr. Bligh, British Minister at
the Ruesian Court, has passed through here coming from
the Hague.
VIENNA, SEPT. 12.—The proprietor of the house near
the spot where the attack was made on the young King
of Hungary, intended to erect a monument, but the Con-
sort of the King is said to have expressed a wish that this
may not take place, as it is better to obliterate than to
perpetuate the memory of such a crime. The assassin is
to be deprived of his military insignia, to have his sword
broken, and having been thus cashiered with disgrace, will
have his sentence read to him, which (being mitigated and
capital punishment dispensed with) is 20 years' confinement
and hard labour in a fortress.

Several associations have been formed in Hungary, to
promote agriculture and manufactures. Roads, canals, and
bridges are projected, and among other plans is that of a
permanent bridge between Ofen and Pest, which would be
a great advantage to both towns, as the communication
between them in the winter is often interrupted for a con-
siderable time. The expense of the bridge, which will be
considerable, is to be provided for by means of shares, and
negotiations are on foot with English engineers, both for
that and for a regular steam-boat navigation on the Da-
nube, to the Mack Sea, which would be of infinite benefit
to the trade, not only of Hungary but of Germany.
BERLIN, SEPT. 17.—The day before yesterday the
King gave an audience to the Belgian Ambassador Major-
General Von Markx.

In the State Gazette to-day the articles in " Nether.
lands" and " Belgium" are placed under separate heads.
RUMPENHEIM, SEPT. 14.—0 n the 11th, being the
birth-day of the Landgrave, who entered his 86th year,
the marriage of Princess Maria Louisa, daughter of Prince
William of Hesse, to Prince Frederick Augustus of Anhalt
Mssati, was solemnised at the Castle of Rompenheitn.
CAssEL, SErr. 16.—The memory of the day on which
the Elector granted the convocation of the States, and
which led to the introduction of the Constitution, was
celebrated yesterday, without public rejoicings, in private
circles. After sunset the whole town was illuminated.
Not the slightest disorder occurred.
STOCKHOLM, SEPT. 11. —His Alajesty, who enjoys
good health, is every where received with enthusiasm In
his tour through the western provinces. When he arrived
at Gottenburg, on the 4th, he alighted from his travel-
ling carriage, and proceeded on foot, surrounded by a
numerous crowd, to the house of the Governor, where a
band of music was sent to compliment him on his ar-
rival. On the sth and 6th, his Majesty viewed the
naval and other public establishments, and left Gottenburg
on the 7th, attended by the blessings of the inhabitants.
SEPT. 14.—The Chancellor has commenced a prosecu-
tion against Count Aldersparre, for the seventh part of his
" Document relative to ancient, modern, and recent his-
tory, and historical characters of Sweden." This volume
contains letters of Counts Wetterstedt and Lagerbjelke,
and the tribunals will have to decide whether the publica-
tion of the letters of living persons may take place without
their consent.

Our Journal refutes the statements contained in the ad-
dress which, it was said, was to be presented to his Majesty
at Gottenburg, by proving from official documents that it
is incorrect in every particular.
HAMBUan, SEPT. 21.—The members of the Royal
Family of France, with their suite, arrived to-day at Rain-
ville's Hotel, in Altona. They came i❑ the United
Kingdom steamer.

EXCHANGES ON LONDON.
HAMBURG, SEPT. 21.-13 13; two months, 13 IDi.
CHRISTIANIA, SEPT. 12.—Three months, 6 42.
BERLIN, SEPT. IR—Three months, 6 29%.
BREMEN, SEPT. 18.—Two months, 615616.
STOCKHOLM, SEPT. 14.—Ninety days, 14.
HAMBURG, SEPT. 21.—BoRSEN HALLE,
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