The Sun.
London, England, 1835-10-15 00:00:00

GERMAN PAPERS.

TOPLITZ, OCT. 6.—The Emperor and Empress of Austria,
and the Archdukes, the Grand Duke Michael and others, left
us on the 4th. The Emperor and Empress of Russia, the
Crown Prince, and Princes William, Charles and Albert, °f
'Or
Prussia, the hereditary Grand Duke of Mecklenburg, Sehrier,b
and Prince Frederick of the Netherlands, set out on the 6'
for Prague. The King of Prussia will go to-morrow, by lc l
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of Getschin to Fischbach, for which place the Emperor'
Empress of Russia will leave Prague on the Bth. The Piof
peror of Russia will return direct from Prague, by we,
Warsaw, to St. Petersburg,
The Princess of Orange did not come to Toplitz, but stop Pr,
for a few days at Dax, where • she was visited by her brethreisl
the Emperor of Russia, the other members of the IraPe-
Family, and by the Emperor of Austria.
VIENNA, OCT. I.—His Royal Highness the Prince of `Yana
returned to this city from Toplitz on the 28th. The sPeevoto
return of the Prince gives rise to many conjectures—he do
absent only a few days. It is certain his Royal Highnes9..asia
not stop at Toplitz while the Emperor and Empress of 11"--
were there.
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OCT. 2.—lt seems certain that the Princess of aue-•tra
expressed a wish to come to this city, with the sons of
Carlos.
His Serene Highness Duke Ferdinand of Saxe Cella
has sent to his brother an answer respecting the proPe
marriage, the tenor of which is a secret.
ODESSA, SEPT. 1 B.—The first Prussian ship, namely, tio,
Wilkelmina Henrietta, Captain C. G. Kruse, from Seto)
arrived here on the 13th. Preparations are making at .red
quarantine establishment to receive Lord Durham, who is:
moment expected from Constantinople.—Frankfort Pap
Oct. 11. ere'
BRUSSELS, OCT. 12.—We learn that the French Gni. of
ment is about to publish an ordinance modifying the tari.„o,
customs in favour of some articles—the produce of Bele'
We do not yet know what their modifications are. de'
The Journal of Louvain says that the magistrates hec-,la-
cided that the proposals of the Archbishop of Malines, on.
tive to the establishment of the Catholic University of
vain, are inadmissible. ble
The Industriel of Oct. 10, gives an account of a Writhe,
storm, or rather hurricane, which passed over that city,lp and
night preceding. Accounts of vast damage in the city
environs had already been received. A remarkable eireesol
stance was that the barometer fell from 27 64- lines to 260-
6i lines. It has not been so low since the shock of an at
quake which was felt in 1824. The same storm was
Charleroi, and the environs, and did great damage. Itfilige
ported that several houses have been destroyed. The ""'"
Journal of the loth speaks of the same storm. • fr
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BRUSSELS, OCT. 13.—M. Thiers and his lady, with h'!„,
Cher and mother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Dosne, and a nuine's:o%
suite, arrived on Saturday at Antwerp, and yesterday even
at
The Brussels.
King has not yet.left Lacken to reside at Brussels; mot
there is every reason to suppose that their Majesties Will
come to Brussels for the winter till next month.
BELGIAN FUNDS.—BRUSSELS, OCT. 13.
Actual Debt, 2% per Cent ,
Rothschild's Loan, Five per Cent. lOl
Loan of City, 1832, Four per Cent 09%
Society of Commerce, Four and a Half per Cent 139
Bank of Belgium, Five per Cent lOO% It
—Brussels Papers, Oct. 14.
LEGHORN, OCT. 2. —The cholera is nearly at an Cll"'s at'
has become extremely mild, so that most of the person 00,
tacked recover. Yesterday we had 7 new cases, 7 recevev to
and only 1 death. Hitherto the disorder has spread 1911 .ibat
the nearest villages, and there is every reason to here at!
the other parts of Tuscany will escape. The fugitive;frie
gradually returning, and business is recovering. The, twee°
terranee French steam-boat has resumed its voyages Pert to'
Leghorn and Marseilles, for which city it leaves our Pei for
day. Three Portuguese men-of-war, which have her*of
some time on the coast of Sardinia, and latterly in the ftbe
Spezzia, are now at anchor in our roads, in consequence 'I.
differences that have arisen between Sardinia and Porleants,,
VIENNA, OCT. 5. per Cent. Metalliques, 102*; 4 per
991 ; Bank Shares, 1,348. —Allgemeine Zeitung. 25:1
RIO DE JANEIRO.—( From the Correio Official, 4--.'14,.1•
—The Chamber of Deputies has desired to be inforree:i on
How many negroes there are of those that were capte,rdeutils7
board the 'Angelica schooner, which contained 338 indiVl Ao,o'
2. How many there are of those captured on board the
lade Felix, which had 319 on board? 3. What the Gev case
ment has done, or mean to do, with those negroes, In
ood
that the mixed Commission has not declared them to be 600
prizes, and the Jury condemned the proprietors of the
vessels ? the"
The Regency has given the necessary orders to answernsw—,r
questions. ore 11.
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.DUTIES ON FOREIGN CORN.
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Diego Antonio Feijo
Hollanda Cavalcanti
—Con eio Ojficial, Aug. 29.

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