The Sun.
London, England, 1835-10-03 00:00:00

HAIUBIJRGII PAPEtS•

COPENHAGEN, SEPT. 25.—A letter from Elsinore pf the
23d says " The Cleopatra English. corvette, Captain Gra;
from London to St. Petcrsburgh, arrived in our roads yes-
terday, after having run aground on the 19th, at noon, at
Lassoe. In order to get afloat, it was necessary to take
out several guns, chains, &c., which were put on board the
Dutch ship Ypeus, Captain H. de Weerd. The latter
asks 5001. for this service. The Captain of the corvette,
however, has offered him only 1001. Lady Durham is on
board the Cleopatra.
BERLIN, SEPT. 24.—His Royal Highness Prince Au-
gustus, and Duke Charles of Mecklenburg Strelitz, has
returned from Kalisch. Count Alvensleben, Minister of
Finance, is gone to Toplitz.
. COPENHAGEN, SEPT. 22.—Our papers contain the im-
portant and agreeable intelligence that a complete Budget
is in the Press, and will in all probability be published in a
few days. Should this news be confirmed, as we hope, this
would undoubtedly be a step of the greatest moment, and
tend greatly to facilitate the efforts of our estates in their
approaching meeting.
SEPT. 19.,--The decision of the Grand Ducal
Court at Gustrow, as the Tribunal of the Second Instance
in the ...-Toceedings against the members of the Press Society,
Lshed to-day, and not only absolves all the pri-
has been pm,
prisonment, but exempts them from
soners accused front J"'
the payment of the costs. This sentence meets with gene-
ral approbation.
a„ 10,;I:ing impatiently for
MUNICH, SEPT. 21.—We
news from Greece. All the preceding aces.'
unts a
a general fermentation prevails in the country. tt.::d 'tsree that
that im-
portant events are at hand. The dismissal of Koh.:.ti 11"
afflicted all Greek patriots, for he was the bond of ums.',l
between the national party and the new Government.
These men now hope that Kolitti, who goes as Greek Am-
bassador to Paris, will give the French and English Cabi-
nets a just idea of the state of Greece. As in consequence
of the Greek loan of 60 millions, guaranteed by France,
England, and Russia (each for one third), those powers
have a right to take account of the application and re-
demption of the loan, it is believed in Greece that Eng-
land and France may, perhaps, be induced to .send one or
two Commissioners to Greece, who arc well versed in
matters of accounts, and will examine the chaos of Greek
finance. The letters express a conviction, that in such a
case a mass of crying abuses, and enormous profusion, will
come to light. It is unfortunate for Greece that there is
not a good understanding with Turkey, which chiefly arises
from the aversion of the Sultan to treat with the King of
Greece on a footing of equity.
COPENHAGEN SEPT. 26.—The Cleopatra sailed for
Cronstadt yesterday.
By his Majesty's order, a general view of the state of
the Danish finances in 1835 has been laid before him
in the Privy Council, and his Majesty has ordered it to be
published. The public debt amounted on the Ist. Jan.,
1835. Inland Debt, 69,038,000 Rix-dollars, silver, and
2,443,000 Rix-dollars in notes. Foreign Debt, 58,324,000,
Silver :—Total, 127,362,000, silver, and 2,443,000 Rix-
dollars in notes.—Hanzburgh Papers, Sept. 29.
BRESLAU, SEPT. 25.—The Emperor
.of Russia, after
stopping here five hours, left us last night at eleven
o'clock. The Empress followed at six o'clock this morn-
ing, and his Majesty, the King, an hoar later. The Grand
Duke Michael arrived here to-day at ten o'clock, and
soon afterwards set cut also for Toplitz.
PRUSSIAN FUNDS.—BEaux, SEPT. 26..
Bills. Money.
St. Schultl. Sch., 4 per cent. 101!4 101
Pru:sian English Loan, 1830, 4 per cent 91),;i, 99!i
Prussian State Gazette. z•ept. 28

Last week two cannon balls, weighing 301bs.each,
were dug up in the priory grounds, Chichester. -They
are supposed to be a portion of those fired by
.Croar.volt,
when he besieged the city.