The Sun.
London, England, 1835-10-13 00:00:00

GERMAN PAPERS.

DRESDEN, OCT. 2.—Never did the beginning of a Leip-
sig fair excite such hopes as the present. Leipsig is full of
buyers and sellers, and at the latter end of last month no
more lodgers could be accommodated in the hotels of the
first and second class. Many merchants from the East are
in the town, several of them from parts from which it is
long since any have come to the fair. These are from
several eminent houses at Tiflis. Large quantities of
woollen cloths and silks have already been sold. In
addition to the blessings of peace, to' the continuance of
which the appearance of many purchasers from distant
countries may be attributed, Leipsig is evidently much
indebted to our accession to the Prussian Tariff, which has
removed impediments of -many kinds to our intercourse
with the neighbouring countries.
COPENHAGEN, OCT. is well known that the
Ordinance relative to the assembling of the States does
not expressly authorise or prohibit the publicity of the
debates : yet it was generally taken for granted, and seemed
to be deduceable from some of the clauses, that the doors
of the Assembly would be shut to the public. It was
however thought, that• our Journals would contain detailed
accounts of the sittings, and thus afford a substitute for the
publicity of the debates. But a Royal Rescript has just
been published, in which all communication of the debates
is forbidden. We are, therefore, limited for the present to
the accounts which the Journal of the Assembly (das Stan-
desblatt) will give ; but as the composition of that Journal
is confided to such men as Scow, Bang, and Ussing, the
permission to publish the transactions of the Assembly is
probably to be understood in its *widest sense. It is said
that the Journal of the Estates will be Published every
day. The address was voted yesterday, and as we hear,
will be presented to the King to-morrow. .
BERLIN, OCT. s.—His Imperial Highness, the Grand
Duke Constantine, arrived on the 26th Sept., in the morn-
ing, at Dantzig, and immediately proceeded to Menfahrwas-
ser, where the Imperial fleet which is to_ take the Russian
Guards on board has been lying at Austria since the 21st
ult. On arriving there, his Imperial Highness went on
board the Hercules steam-boat to return to Petersburgh.

MUNICH, OCT. I.—The King will arrive here to-morrow
Our October fetes begin on the 4th. We never had such a
concourse of strangers here as at this moment ; there are
10,000 English, French and Italians ; visitors are flocking
in from the other German States, and from our own pro-
vinces, so that by the commencement of the fetes we may
reckon that there will be 40,000 guests here. Our Ma-
gistrates spare no expense to enhance the .splendour of
the fete.
STOCKHOLM, OCT. 2.—Official accounts say that their
Majesties, on their return from Norway, will take the
shortest road through Weemland. Count Adlersparre, one
of the principal authors of the revolution in 1809, died
lately.
COPENHAGEN, OCT. s.—The journal called Dagen, gives
to-day, out of tile first and second numbers of the Journal
of the Estates, the report of the opening of the Assembly,
aed the address of thanks which the Royal Commissioner
had the honour to present to the King yesterday.
VIENNA, SEPT, 30.—A private letter from Parma men-
tions a report that the Duke of Lucca, before he set out
for Germany, again made proposals to the Duchess of
Parma, to take on him the Government of the Duchy, se-
curing to her Majesty an anneal ipcome equal to the present
revenue of the Duchy.—Hamburgh Papers, Oct. 9.
BRUSSELS, OCT. 9.—Their Majesties returned yesterday
evening at six o'clock from their visit to England. Twenty
pictures belonging to the King's Collection have arrived
from Claremont.
The re-organization of the Universities of Ghent and
Liege will be so reg-ulated that the lectures may open at
the end of November, The Mercury of Ghent says that
it will be decided in the Assembly of the Bishops now at
Malines whether the Catholic University shall be fixed
entirely or in part at Louvain.
The Post-office at Antwerp has given flOtice that in con-
sequence of the change in the regular passage of the steam
boats between Antwerp and London, there will only one
departure weekly for each port, viz., from Antv,:erP on
Sunday at nine o'clock in the morning, and from Loi:don
on Thursday at nine in the morning. No change is mace
at Ostend.—Journal de la Belgique, Oct. 10.

HAMBURG BORSEN FIALLE, OCT. 9.
GRAIN.
Wheat, Marks l9B to 210 Oct,s Upland ...... ....... ..... tO -•-•
-- Mecklenburg...- ISO to 216 Mecklenburg ..... -..— to -..
---- Magdeburg lB6 to 210 Eider
----- Eider
--- Anhalt, white... to Petersburgh & Riga to
-- red )95 to 210 Malt, Pomeranian 126 to 132
lic!stein
Rye, Mecklenburg 174 to 186 l'ease, Upland, ye110w.....165 to 183
-- Holstein -
- Archangel — to Tares to
Barley, Mecklenburgli... 138 to 146 Rapeseed to --
--- Magdeburgh .... to Ditto Cakes
Lower Elbe to Linseed ditto 4l to 51.
SUGAR. - - - -

Bahia, White, fine — ......
S% to 9 ,ti Pernanib., White, 0rd.... 0 too
mid b 0 Brown 614 7
ord
Brown, fine 7 7% mid... 0 0
mid 0 0 0rd.... 0 0
ord. 0 0 Havannah, Yellow, fine ... 0 0
Rio, White, fine B% 'J mid. & ord. 0 0
mid.
ord.
Brown, fine 6% 714 Refined, fine 0 0
mid. 0 0 • finemid. 0 0
ord. 0 0 ord 0 0
Pernamb., White, fine ... sq 9% Batavia, Brown 0 0
mid.... 0 0 English lumps in loaves 0 0
COTTON.
Carolina and Tennessee...lo tol 1% Georgia, 3d and 4th sortlO to 10%
Georgia, Ist sort 12% 12% blaranham ......13 13%
od 11% 12,i Surats 7% 8%
FOREIGN FUNDS. Bills. Money.
Austrian Mctalliques, 5 per cent.
Ditto ditto 4 per cent —
1312 1341
Ditto flank shares
Anglo-Russian Loan lO6 105%
Ditto, 5 per cent. 10054 10014
Paper Inscription, 6 per cent —
Itus:dan Inscription, Hope and Co., 3d and 4th
Series
Ditto, Certificates
Portuguese Regency Bonds, 5 per cent 85% 85%
Ditto, 3 per cent —
Dutch 2% per Cents.
Ditto 5 per Cents —
Polish Bonds, 3 per cents.
Anglo-Danish Loan, 3 per cents—. 74% 74%
Norwegian Loan of 1834, 4 per cents.
Spanish, in piastres, 3 per Cents 183.,
_..

Ditto 4 Per Cent.
Cortes Loan, 5 per Cent 3B 373 i
EXCHANGES ON LONDON
Hammitt°, OCT. 9.-13 11 ; two mouths, 139}
ST. PETERsaumitt, SEPT. 29 —Three months, 1t,% 5-16.
STOC li I I 01.11, Ocr. 2.—Two months, 12 0.
BREMEN, OCT. 9. —T%,o months, 611 612.
BERLIN, GCT. 6.l—Three months, 6. 27q. •
—Hamburg Papers, Oct. 9.

Ornamental needlework two hundred years ago.--
From Taylor, the Water Poet s
Tent=work, Raised-work, Laid-work, Prest-work, Net-work;
Most curious Pearl, or rare Italian Cut-work, -
Fine Fern-stitch, Finny-stitch, New-stitch, and Chain-stitch,
Brave Bred-stitch, Fisher-stitch, Irish-stitch, and Queen-stitch,
The Spanish-stitch, Rosemary-stitch, and Maw-stitch,
The smarting Whip-stitch Back-stitch, and the Cross-stitch.
All these are good, and these we must allow ;
And these are everywhere in practice now.