The Sun.
London, England, 1832-02-20 00:00:00

GERMAN PAPERS.

BERLIN, FEB. 11.—The arrival of Count Orloff,
whose mission to the Hague is represented by the Peters-
burgh Journals as entirely pacific, has had a favourable in-
fluence on the Funds, especially on Russian stock, which
has risen per cent. We hear, however, that the decla-
ration of the Russian Court is pretty remote from a ratifi-
cation of the London Protocol, and we are very anxious
for the turn the affair may take in case of a change of
Ministry in England, which diplomatic reports give reason
to suppose to be near at hand. Count Orloff, who has
already set out for the Hague, is supposed to he invested
with the fullest powers to act without applying for further
instructions.

HAMBURG, FEB. 13.—According to private accounts
from Berlin, the treaty of London, of Nov. 15., was rati-
fi d by Prussia at the beginning of this month, but with
some modifications. This step is presumed to be con-
nected with the fact that on the Bth instant the resolution
was taken, and for the execution of which the neces-
sary orders have since been given out that the whole
of the infantry, with the exception of the number of troops
necessary for garrison duty, shall be disembodied by
the month of June and that the latter shall he reduced
to the minimum Such a measure, an essential step to-
wards the general disarming so much talked of, would be
a strong pledge for the continued preservation of the gene-
ral peace.
The B,ard of Police for the harbour of Pillau issued a
notice on the 3d inst., stating, that no case of cholera
h lying occurred for above two months, that place had been
declared perfectly healthy by the superior authorities,
conformably to the existing laws.
STOCKHOLM, FEB. S.—According to the last accounts
from Abu, which are to the 27th of December, there bad
been 52 cases of cholera from the 20th to the 27th.
HAMBURG Fee 13.—The churches of Hamburg were
yesterday unable to contain the multitudes that thronged
to offer up their thanksgivings to God for their happy de-
liverance from the malady with which the city was for
nearly four months visi ed. The ringing of bells, the
firing of artillery, and the presence of throngs of cheerful
citizens on the ramparts, gave an air of festivity to th-
scene such as we have not for many years witnessed.
HAMBURG, FEB• 11.---BORSEN..HALLK, HALF-PAST
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End of February.
Anglo-Danish Loan, 3 per Cent. 62%
Anglo- Rus,ian Loan
Hamburg ditto
Russian Inscription, 5 per cent. B:4,i
Ditto
Polish Bowls ll5
Austrian Bank Shares
Ditto Metalliques
New Austrian 4 uer Cents 75

NAPLES, JAN. 27.—Among numerous promotions in
the army on his Majesty's birth-day, there is a great
number of officers restored to the rank which they had lost,
in c•insequence of political events.
The Spanish Ambassador, Marquis de Bassecourt, had
on the 15th an and ence at Court, in which he solicited, in
the usual form, the hand of the Princess Amelia for tliA
infant Don Sebastian.

VieNNA, Feb. 7. 8.
Five per Cents. 85%
Four per Cents 7515-16 754
Bank Shares 1105
VIENNA, FEB. 6.—On the 3il inst. seven cholera pa-
tients remaining, two of them have recovered and one died,
so that there are now four in the city and suburbs.