The Sun.
London, England, 1835-11-23 00:00:00

preparations are making at the palace of Prime and
Prin-
cess Albert for their return to that Capital, xvlileh'was ex-
pected, and it is said here that their Royal Highnesses will
leave us soon after the
.Queen's birth-tbly. A report, how-
ever, has been in circulation here for son di:VS p:ist,
that Prince Albert Will be appointed to a cotinnand in tiin-
army, probably in the cT airy. Such appointment would
give us loop(•,; tilat his Royal Highness mil his couso
daughter of our King, would reside in this country.
His Hid the Duke of Saxe g Weimar, Nith his eldest
son, arrived here on the rith in the evening, on his return
from Germany-

•
ST. PETERSELT:LGII, Nu:. British AmbasSador,
Lord Durham,- has arrived here from Kiev, The Prus-
s'an Ambassador, M. Lubcrmann, is also arrived, and
M. de Rebaupicrre, Russian Ambassador to the Court of
Berlin, has set out on his return to his post.
'BERLIN, Nov. 14.—The Grand Duchess Helen arrived
on the 10th at Weimar, on her return from WiesbaLlen: the
Grand Duke Michael, her consort, passed on the same tiny
through Br:slau, on his Way to Kaliich. News was irc-
coived, on the Stli of this month, at Elbeny, from Pillau,
that the Russian ship the Ceres, of 74 guns, had been stran-
ded, on the 23d of October, near Reval, in a violent storm,
and would probably ha wholly lost. A division of the Rus-
sian guards, which went on board at Danzig, were saved.—
Hamburg Borscnhalle, Nov. 17.
WARsAw, Nov. 10.—The population of the kingdom of
Poland, according to the census taken this year, amounts to,

Male;
Females

Total 4,059,517
With respect to their religion, there are,
Catholics 3,211,357
Jews
United Greeks
Greek Russian Church
Lutherans
Reformed
Mocavians 199
Mennonites
Philipons
Gypsies . 258
Mahometans

Sr. PETEREBURG, Nov. 7.—His Majesty the Emperor
reviewed on the 25th and 35th Oct., the troops at Bjelaia-
Zerheff, with which he was highly satisfied, and on the 26th
proceeded to Nawja7Praga, where he arrived in good
health on the 27th, in the evening. The ice floating in the
Neva yesterday evening, the Troitzky bridge was removed.
To-day the Neva is quite free.

DUTCH FUNDS —AMSTEeDAM, NOT. 20.
Money. Bilk.

Artuzl Debt, 24 per Cent. 55 - :55;i
Loan (1830) 5 per cent.
A ~:ort. Syndic, 4!-,"3 per 0:111.. 9i:4 954
Ditto, ditto, 34 per cent 7.0 7,13'
~2 • 4
Commercial Company, 4,,, per cent 1.314 1214
Ditto (1,,32 and ia`l3) 3 per cent.
1U
Lxchane on London, (too month 1123.i
20 1..2,4
Two months
—Dutch Papers, Nov. 21.
HAMBURG BOIISEN HALLI 3, Nov. 17.
FOREIGN FUNDS. Bilis. -Money.
Austrian Metaliirpacs, 5 per cent.
Ditto ditto 4 per cent —
Ditto ditto 3 per cent.
Ditto Bank Shares 1.378 1378
Russian 5 per cents. Dde'al.
Anglo-Russian Loan 1054 105%
Paper Inscription, 6 per cent —
Ittts,lan Inscription, Hope and Co., 2,1 and 4th
Series
Ditto, Cettitic des
Portuguese Regeney Boints. 5 per cent - 85 85
Ditto 3 per cent 53% 554
DMA -24 per Cc• ~-. 5434 &I 4
Ditto 5 ye,- Cents —
Poindi fonds, 3 per cents.
Anglo-Danish Limn, :11)er cents 744 7414
Norwegian Loan of 1834, 1 per cents.
Spanish, in iii:,stres 3 per Cents 454 4li
Cortes Loan; 5 per bent. —
Gre,l: 3 per cents. 1835, guaranteed by France
EXCHANGES ON LONDON.
1 liNniuno, N0y.:17.-13 1014 ; twomont 1,-„' 135134.
S•roci:noLm, Nov. 13.—Two months, 11 C. •
Luestc, Nov. 13.—Ts. C) months, 6 17N.
Sr. PUTEI:stIWIt:II, Nov. ti —Three months, Id MG.
tininburg Papers, Nov. 17.
PRUSSIAN FUNDS.—BEIILIN, Nov. 16.
Bills. Money.
St. Schnld. Sch., 4 per cent. till% 1011;
Pru,sian English Loan, 1830, 4 per cent 1004* ' 1-.19?./
—Prussian Rate Gordis, Nov. 17.
BELGIAN FUNDS, BRUSSELS, Nov. 20.
Actual Debt, 2!,i per Cent.
Rothschild`s Loan, 5 per Cent. lOO%
Loan of City, 183-2, 4 per Cent. lOO
Society of Commerce, ,i.', per Cent 145
- - Bank of Belgium, 5 per Cent 1 is
AUSTRIAN FUNDS.VIENNA, Nov l2.
Five per Cents. Metallames
Four per Cents.
BAnk Shares
—Allgenscine Zeiturg, Nov. 17.

THE MARKETS-(THIS DAY.)

CORN EXCHANGE.

There were moderate arrivals of all descriptions in Grain to our
market last week,. and a- fair return of Flour. The trade for
every article remained throughout as previously noted. This morn-
ing the supplies are plentiful of all kinds of Corn. Superfine
sampleS of Wheat were purchased by our millers at the previous
Monday's rates; 'other kinds are- very plentiful, and exceedingly
heavy sale. Barley both for maltin_ and grinding is is. per quar-
ter lower. l3eans and Peas unaltered. Oats are in steady demand,
and may be rated as on this day se'nnight. Flour continues to
meet a- regular demand, and the top price remains without any
change.

1. It ICES ON BOARD OF SHIP.
Wheat, Red (old) "Os. 4os. Beans, Small ;new)
.--,—White (01d)... 4os. Atis. -- (old) —s s.
Red ;1835; 3.25. 3t s. 'lick (new) 3.45 33,
---- Fine 33s. llis. -- (old) 353.375. •
uperii..e.........336. 4,35. Harrow (row) 346.:161.
---- NV h to (1835)
..---.---..--- Fine 195. 425. Brank ~ no, 345.
—•----- Super line 40s. 41s. Oats, Feed •5ik.0.,,,.
Foreign free— —s. s. -- New
Ids. 35;. Poland -,,,5• 353.
.1k 2- is. --New l'ils.24t.
"4s. '27i. Potatoc ‘,1i.9.1ii.
,bi. 345. --- New •,°;.•.:43..
445. 595. Scotch •ft 5.2•44-
'Os. 1 i-L; Irish his. . ..... 1115.128.
Ili 32; Flour Town (per sac.': :133.3'35.
li2s 345. --. Se:co:ids 34s.iira.i'
... 3)3 31:i North Cuuntry ....... 3ns. 325.
1 Is. :Ai, Bran
ARRIVALS OF GRAIN IN LONDON. DURING LAST -WEEK.

nye _
Barley
---- nothing
Malt.
-- Fine New
Pease, Grey, New
Malik New
Wh;te
- Boilers