The Sun.
London, England, 1832-11-08 00:00:00

HAMBURG PAPERS.

STOCKHOLM, OCT 23.—The latest protocols in the
affair 'of Baron V. Vegesack and V. Dutten contain no-
thin4 interesting, but a letter produced to the Court by:
the Chancellor, which is said to have been picked up hi
the street, and iodated 16th Nov., 1831. The writer of
the letter expreset his hope that be shall soon hear of war
on he Rhine; and says, there is no hope for us and cur
children, but in a violent and destructive revolution, which
be thinks must come.

Baron Duhen owned that he had written the letter,
and, he believed, to Baron V. Vegesack ; but as for a re-
volution, he meant a general war, in which he hoped to
improve h;s circumstances.
Last Friday evening, a letter was brought to the Post-
office, directed to Prince Gustavus Vasa, in Vienna. The
elefk, who was very busy, said," It is not enough to pay
the posta,e," and gave hack the letter. The bearer, a
soldier of the Town Guard, took the letter and the .money,
and went to a public-house to regale himself; there he
showed the letter, tv,ich he had received from a stranger
in the street, and eightpence to pay the postage. The
letter was taken to the police-office, and opened. It said,
that "Prince Augusfavus would not lose his courage, though
B iron Vegesack and V. Duben were arrested ; that he
might dep-nd on a great part of the Nobility, and parti-
etvarly on part of the guards of the capital. The letter
was signed with the Jaime of " Kruse," residing at Stock-
holm, formerly a naval captain, and now master of a
school of navigation. The captain denies having written
the letter, though the hand-writing is extremely like his ;
and the soldier, who has been confronted with him, is
ready to swear that he was the person who gave him the
letter. The investigation has been going on at the Police-
office for these two flays.
BERLIN, OCT. 29.—The Military Commission, of
which Count Clain Martinez has long been member on the
prrt of Austria, and to which Prince Felix of Schwarzen-
burg was sent some time ago, is now proceeding in its
labours with renewed activity. Duke Charles of Mecklen
burg has been appointed member on the part of Prussia,
in the room of General Von Kueseheek, who is ill.

BERLIN, OCT. 30.—His Royal Highness Prince Au-
gustus is gone to Faly ; he will be absent three months.
It is said to be seriously in contemplation to introduce a
property tax, because the very great increase of the public
expenditure during the list two years cannot be covered
by the prelent revenue. The capital itself is also obliged,
chiefly on account of the numerous poor, to lay on some
new tix. The difficulty is to choose some object of
taxation which may not hurt the poor instead of relieving
them.

MUNICH, OCT. 23.—1 t is said that the Greek Deputa-
tion has petitioned the King that King Otho may accom-
pany them back to Greece, as they justly found great
hopes on the speedy arrival of the mew Sovereign.

EXCHANGES ON LONDON.
HAMBURG, Nov. 2.-13 12%; two months, 13 111 A.
BERLIN, OC r. 30.—Three months. 6 29.
S•rocanotm, Ocr. 26.—Ninety days, 13 42.
BREMEN, OCT. 30.—jhree months, 617.

BOKSICN HALLE, Nov. 2, HALF LAST Two. P. AL --
Wheat, the arrivals being limited, found a pr..mpt sale for
consumption. Rye is firm: no further supply of dry
grain is looked for, and what is in the place is apparently
held hack in expectation of higher prices. Of Barley the
supply was not large, and was almost wholly disposed of
to our brewers, and some trifling parcels were also taken
for exportation. Oats of superior quality were in demand
for exportation ; so that little remained ansold. Several
parcels of R►peseed are in the market, but no buyers at
present prices.

From the 20th to the 27th ult., thirty cargoes of corn
passed through the Sound. Of these, nine were bound
fur Dutch ports.

Wheat, Anhalt, white Rix-
d
105 toollars 115
red lO2 to 110
Holstein
••••-••—• Marks kW to 104
Nleckleliburgh...... ...........
Lower Elbe 75 to 85
Rye, Dantzic 7O to 76
Mecklenburgh 75 to 80
Holstein
Petersburgh and Riga 74 to 76
Barley, Mecklenburgh 56 to 60
---- Anhalt 62 to 68
--- Lower Elbe
Oats, Mecklenburg
34 to 33

--: Danish 26 to 32
Very little alter.tion has occurred in the aspect of our
,decisive
xpectation of more political in
Stock Market. Our speculators keep themselves on the
intelligence.
_resperivsec,ount 3
per cent.

End of Oct.
Anglo-I/wish Loan, 3 per cent. 67%
Anglo-Russian Loan 97
Hamburg ditto 87%
Russian Inscription, 5 per cent.
87%
Ditto, ditto, 1831 87%
Polish Bonds .................... .
Prussian Bonds, 1832 lO2
Austrian Bank Shares 1127
Austrian Metalliques 86%
New Austrian 4 per cent. 75 hi
—Hamburg Reporter.