The Sun.
London, England, 1832-06-12 00:00:00

HAMBURG PAPERS.

HANOVER, JUNE s.—The first Chamber of the Estate
of the kingdom has now for its President Al. Privy Coun•
cellor Von der Decker, and the Second Chamber M. Von
Rutnann ; the former Deputy of the.Egoestrian Order of
Bremen, the later of the city of Hanover. A very long
Royal rescript, dated London, May 11, has been laid be•
fore the Estates. It relates to the improvements to be
made in the Constitution, and explains at great length the
views of his Majesty's Government, commencing with the
opening speech of his Royal Highness the Duke of Cam-
bridge.
CARLSRUHE, JUNE 3.—Several Journals of different
parts of Germany have stated almost simultaneously that
the Sth corps of the army of the German Confedera•
tion will shortly be assembled and stationed in the
Brisgau, and that Austrian troops are to occupy the
Palatinate.

These statements are wholly fictitious. We must re'
quest our readers, as en a former occasion, to give ne
credit to such reports, as they are manifestly contrived to
inspire fear, and thus to cause a fermentation in the minds
of peaceable citizens.— Carlsruhe Gazelle.
KIEL, JUNE 6.—One of the "Experienced Members'
(so the gentlemen summoned by the King to report oa
important changes in the Constitution are caller]) bas
written from Copenhagen to a friend in Holstein, that he
cannot comply with his wish of giving;him a detailed 0'
count of their proceedings, as he h.) been made to pro-
mise secrecy; be believes, however, that he may say that
the proposals of the Government are far more liberal than
he had any hopes of obtaining.
HEIDELBEItO, MAY 29.—The • St'uttgard Gazette
gives, under this head, a very unfavourable account of the
proceedings of the fete at Hambach, which it says folly
justified the apprehension of the filen& of peace, of the
country, and of legal order. The' Speeches of Sobel,'
pfieffers, fir exceeded every thing that had
before been heard in the most revolutionary countrie's9
from the tribune, in the clubs, or in the journals. Above
all the others Dr. Wirth was distinguished, who not onlY
equalled, but surpassed Marat in shameless effrontery, opi-
nions, and &elaination, so much so that he frightened hi',
comrades, and was not chosen a member of the genera,
German Committee, which was formed during the festivals
to direct the measures resolved upon. He brandished
the sabre, which he had received as a compliment:,
crying out " Liberty and equality.!" He called a"
s aterrified
iheard
the German Princes traitors, and denounced them as such
to their subjects. The intoxicated band loudly applauded,
•
while Speeches,
gs
all
80well-disposedn
at the table where Wirth and his associates sat : even Borne
did not venture to join. Itztein and many Deputies of
;
Baden remained passive, highly disapproving of much of
and toasts person
ine the r em
e i a
r spt w thiser e e e
what they saw. Deputies of the Bavarian Opposition
openly showed their dissatisfaction; many of the most vin-1
lent Liberals shudder since their return at the language 0„
those speakers, anti others congratulate themselves on o°'
having participated in an assembly at which insurrection
and civil war were considered by part of the company
(certainly not the most numerous) as very easy and deals'
able things.
FROM THE MAINE, JUNE 4.—ln Frankenthall, Denk'
hiem, and Deux Punts, there have been troubles, in con'
sequence of the excitement at Hambach.
EXCHANGES ON LONDON.
HAMBURG, JUNES.-13. 13%; two months. 13. 12.
CHRISTIANIA, MAY 30.—Three months, :6 42.
BERLIN, JUNE a—Three mouths, 6. 28N,.
STOCKHOLM, JUNE I.—Ninety days, 14 10.
BREMEN, JUNE s.—Two months, 61 7.
HAMBURG, JUNE B..—BORSEN HALLE, HALT-I'AS!
Two O'CLOCK. —The greater part of the wheat brougl"
into our market this week has been exported to Franc'
Our own consumers also bought freely. Of rye the 57
rivals have been trifling, and higher prices demanded'
During the last six days of
passed the Sound, of which nine Were bound for British'
Ind 42 for Dutch ports. May 120 cargoes of e°ll3

Weight. Rix-clollart
Wheat, Anhalt, white ............. ..115 to 122....-125 to 1%
------- red ........................117 to 127 12.5 to 14.:
Marks ............................ 120 to 125 130 to IR
--- Mecklenburgh ..................... 118 to 124 130 to 14,1
Holstein, red ........... , • llB to 125 125 W 14;j,
During the week 803 lasts of wheat have been inaport
649 exported, and there remains stock on band 1,600
lasts. Discounts 31 per cent.
Anglo-Danish Loan, 3 ,er Cent End of June.
66
Anglo-Russian Loan I (.157
Hamburg ditto
Russian Inscription, 5 per cent. 8716
Ditto, ditto, 1631 86%
l'olish Bonds llO
Austrian Bank Shares 1156
Ditto Metalliques
New Austrian 4 ncr Cents 77N
—Hamburg Reporter.

The BATHURSTS were originally clothiers of
Canterbury. The clothiers were a powerful body to
Kent, and, under the name of Gray Costs of Kent, forint
kind of Political Union, and had great influence at
tions. The first Lord BATHURST was a political advelii
turer, a nephew of Dr. BATHURST, of Oxford, and a tiolu,
tool of HARLEY and Sr. JOHN. He was one of the tv"!;;
Peers they mule to procure a majority in 1712. WI:,
his friends went out of office, BATHURST was famous
being a great protester. In 1760 this first Lord Bias() A'.
" on account of his great age, refused to accept any offic the
but, on account of his great merit, took a pension on,,
Irish establishment of 2,0001. a year." The present Ds.'n
13.vrisuissz, until the accession of Earl GREY, had beels
place almost front his boyhood.