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London, England, 1832-07-31 00:00:00

HAMBURG PAPERS.

HANovER, JULY 23.—1 n a confidential sitting of the
Second Chamber on the 21st, the question respecting the
Ministerial rescript, and the resolution of the Diet, which
bad been deferred, and also the motion of Dr. Christiani
on the subject, were taken into consideration, and discussed
with great calmness, moderation, and energy; and it was
at length resolved, on the motion of Dr. Smdvoss, the
Sindic, to which both Dr. Christiani and Counseller Dahl-
man assented, to invite the First Chamber to a joint com-
mission, consistisg of four Members of each Chamber,
on this important occasion, to discuss the question, whe-
ther the Estates should come to any, and what resolution,
and to report to the Charni,erg.
FRANKFORT, JULY 17.—What was to he expected as
a natural consequence of the resolutions of the Diet of
June 23, viz., the annulling of the law on the Press in
the Grand Duchy of Baden. is said to have already taken
place. Should the Minister of Baden not agree to the
expected resolutions of the Diet, this will not hinder the
execution of them, for, as the Diet considers this and the
preceding resolution as the only authentic interpretation of
the existing laws, whose validity is acknowledged by all
parties, the dissent of one Member cannot make any diffi-
culty, nor can any opposition be expected. As the Diet
proceeds on the ground of the authentic interpretation
which it has exclusively reserved to itself, it is affirmed,
that the separate publication of the resolutions of the Diet
by the several States is not thought necessary, and that,
for the abolition of the Baden law on the press, a decla
ration that it does not agree with the resolutions of Carls-
bad is sufficient. The Baden Chamber, we know, has
attempted to maintain the contrary.
It is reported here that the Electoral Prince of Hesse
has thought fit to anticipate the contingency of a special
resolution of the Diet with respect to Hesse. and to revoke
the law on the Civic Guard, passed on the 25th of last
month.

HACIBURGH, JOLT 26.—The Swedish State Gazette
announces officially, that the King set out for Norway on
the 19th of July, and gives a royal rescript of the same
day, by which the current officers of Government are
confided to Count Rosenblatl, the Minister of Justice ;
Count Wetterstedr, Minister for Foreign Affairs; Count
Lowenbjelin, Councillor of State; and Baron St. Schul-
zenheim, Aulic Chancellor to the Crown Prince, to be
President.

MuNrcx, JULY 17.—Prince Wrede has returned from
his mission to the circle of the Rhine, tranquillity being
restored in that circle, and all the accused, except those
who have fled, having been delivered up to the tribunals.
The proceedings against Werth Seibenpfeiffsr and Stoch-
drafer are far advanced, and will shortly be brought be-
fore the assizes. The troops in the circle of the Rhine
will remain there a short time. According to the late re-
solution of the Diet, a refusal of the taxes cannot take
place.
According to our Constitution this can never hap-
pen, as the Estates, according to chap. 7. sec. 9. of the
Constitution, cannot add any condition to the grant of
the taxes, much less refuse them.
HANovza, JULY 25.—The second confidential sit-
ting of the Second Chamber, to deliberate on the rescript
of the Cabinet Ministry, &c., was held the day before yes-
terday; and, after three hours' discussion, the resolution
of the preceding sitting was confirmed, with the addition
that the Commission should consider how far the fulfil-
ment of the 19th article of the act of the Confederation
was to be taken into consideration.

The Members of the Diet intend on the first meeting o
the Diet of Frankfort, to deliberate on the commerce and
intercourse between the several states of the Confederation
and also nn the navigation, on the principles laid down af
the Congress at Vienna.
EXCHANGES ON LONDON

HAMBURG, JULY 27.-13. 13%; two months, 13124.
BERLIN, JULY 24.—Three months, 7 04.
STOCKHOLM, JULY 20.-75 D. 14.
—Hamburg Papers, July 27.
HAMBURG, JULY 27. •••BORSE tf HALLE, HALF •PA'T
Two o'CtocK.—There has been very little doing this
week in the Corn Market.

Rix-dollarr.
Wheat, Anhalt, white
-- red 115 to 125
- Magdeburgh
---- Marks
- Mecklenburgh ll6 to 128
- Holstein, red ll5 to 125
Little or no business doing in the Funds. Discount 2
per cent.

End of July.
Anglo-Danish Loan, 3 per cent. 65%
Anglo-Russian Loan 95%
Hamburg ditto B6
Russian Inscription, 5 per cent. £36
Polish Bonds 10634
Austrian Bank Shares 1116
Austrian Metalliques 654k
New Austrian 4 per cent. 75%
•Hamburg Reporter.

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