The Sun.
London, England, 1835-03-16 00:00:00

HAMBURG PAPERS.

SMYRNA, JAN. 17.—The City of Marseilles, which is the
present Admiral's ship, returned to this port on the I Ith in-
stant, having on board Commodore Lalande. Admiral Dan-
delo, Commander of the Austrian division, returned on the
12th of this month, and is now in the road.
M. Theod demos, the Greek Consul for Foreign Affairs,
arrived here the day before yesterday, and immediately entered
on his functions, after addressing a letter to the French and
Russian Consuls, thanking them for the protection which they
have so long afforded to Greek subjects, who have hitherto
had no Consul here.

The coffee monopoly at Alexandria is now enforced with
greater strictness.
WARSAW, MARCH 2.—The department of ecclesiastical af-
fairs has been induced to issue strict orders, in consequence of
the disorders and inattention during divine service ; especially
in the Roman Catholic churches. The men and women are
to be separated. Persons who are not Catholics, who are not
Catholics, when they attend those churches, must observe the
forms of the Catholic worship in kneeling, &c.
Notwithstanding the partial failure of the crops in Poland
and Russia, the price of corn here, like those in other coun-
tries have fallen ; but they are still higher in proportion here
than elsewhere.

STocKlim.m, MARcil 3. His Majesty has held several
Councils within these few days, in which the affairs, of the
Bank were discussed.
The King has confirmed the suppression of the Aftenblad
(under the title of Aftenblad et i Stockholm), ordered on the
26th of that month by the Chancellor.
M. Crusentolpe wished again to have his motion for an im-
peachment referred to the Constitutional Committee, but it
was rejected in the Chamber of Nobles by 41 votes to 18.

HAMBURG BORSEN HALLE, MAncti 10.
Bills. Money.
Austrian Metalliques, 5 per cent.
Ditto ditto 4 per cent- —
Ditto Bank Shares l3lB 1326
Anglo-Russian Loan
Ditto, 5 per vent. —
Prussian Inscription, 6 per cent 79 78S
Russian Inscription, Hope and Co., 3d and 4th
Series
Portuguese Regency Bonds, 5 per cent B7l 117%
Ditto ditto, 1822. —
Ditto, 6 per cent 9SIA 95
Dutch 2S, per Cents.
Ditto 5 per Cents 99
Polish Bonds, 3 per cents.
Anglo-Danish Loan, 3 per cents 74% 74th
Norwegian Loan of 1834, 4 per cents.
Spanish, in piastres, 3 per Cents....
Ditto 4 per Cent. 5O

EXCHANGES ON LONDON.
H►MauRG, MARCH 10.—13 9%; twomonths, 13 7%.
BREMEN, MARCH 6.—Two months, (09.
STOCKHOLM, MARCH 4.—Two months, 12 19
CHRISTIANIA. Fri. 28.—Three months. 5 32.
LEIPSIC, MARCA '2.—Two months, 6 16%.
—Hamburg Papers, March 10.

GERMAN PAPERS.

(From the Augsburgh Gazette.)
VIENNA, MARCH 4. —His Majesty has addressed the fol-
lowing autograph letter to his.,..lmperial Highness the Arch-
duke Lewis :

" Vienna, 4th March, 1835.

"My dear Uncle—l deem it one of the most important acts
of my Government to express to you on my accession the gra-
titude which you have deserved by your services and zeal in
the interest of my father, who reposes now with God. Having
witnessed the confidence which his late Majesty placed in your
advice, I solicit from you the same assistance. I rely upon your
superior knowledge and eminent sentiments. You will not, I
trust, deny me the co-operation which I solicit, and which
must prove to you how great is my confidence in you.
( Signed) " FERDINAND."
—Austrian Observer of the sth.

VIENNA, MARCH 4.—On the day of the Emperor's demise
his body lay till noon exposed upon a bed, and the public was
admitted into the apartment, a white cap covered the head, and
his features were not disfigured; later the body was embalmed.
To-day it is exposed in the Court Chapel upon a state bed,
and in the regimentals of a General. This exposition will
continue till the interment in the family tomb. To-day the
Court mourning commences. It is to last six months. The
Court theatres are to continue closed for six weeks, and those
of the suburbs for a fortnight. It is said that on his deathbed
the Emperor recommended to his successor to listen to the ad-
vice of his brothers, the Archdukes Charles and Lewis.
VIENNA, MARCH -4. —This capital presents a gloomy aspect.
The news of the Emperor's death has made a deep impression
in Hungary. It reached Presburg at the moment the States
were assembled. General grief spread throughout the Hall,
and the sitting was unanimously adjourned. The Deputies,
deeply afflicted, separated. Even the most violent opponents
of the Government have on the occasion afforded unequivocal
evidence of attachment. It was they who most insisted on
sending a numerous deputation to Vienna in order to express
the regrets of the population of Hungary, and tender to the
Emperor the homage of their allegiance.
The death of the Emperor will also produce a sorrowful im-
pression in Transylvania. Several times during his illness be
caused reports to be submitted to him upon the state of that
province, and gave orders to reform some abuses. Notwith-
standing his sufferings, he constantly bestowed his particular
attention upon the popular interests. On Sunday the 28th
of February, forty-eight hours before his death, he, with his
own hand, wrote a memoir of four leaves, which is a sort of
will, in the shape of an address to his people. That document
will shortly be published.
VIENNA, MARCH s.—According to advices from Presburg in
yesterday's sitting of the Diet, a Royal rescript of the 2d was
read, notifying to the Sates the death of the Emperor and
accession of his son Ferdinand the First. A solemn silence
followed the reading. The Archduke Palatine delivered with
much emotion a panegyric on the Emperor, and on his succes-
sor's distinguished qualities. Great sympathy was evinced.
It is said that the Members of the Diet have resolved on
coming here to attend the funeral.
VIENNA, MARCH 4.—Yesterday afternoon and this morning
the Emperor has had long conferences with the Members of
the Council of State ; afterwards couriers were despatched to
different parts of the Monarchy and to foreign countries. The
formal notification of the death of the late Emperor and the
accession of his successor to foreign Courts will not be made
known till some days hence. Meantime the foreign Ministers
have received information of these events by a circular from
Prince MetterniCh, requesting them to communicate it to their
respective Cabinets. Tho observance of the formalities which