The Sun.
London, England, 1828-10-15 00:00:00

HAMBURGH PAPERS.

ODESSA, SEPT. 22.—We learn from our catap
before Varna, that the Capitan Pacha, after most of
the houses and a great part of the fortifications had
been destroyed, has asked to leave the town unmo-
lested. This proposal was rejected by Count Wo-
ronzow. Farther accounts are impatiently expected.
The news from Asia continues to be favourable,
and the victorious progress of Gen. Paskewitsch has
exceeded the most sanguine expectations. .
After the departure of the Empress and of Count
Nesselrode, the official bulletins will no longer be
published but at St. Petersburgh. The Diplomatic
Body is still here, and will return to St. Petersburgh
if his Majesty the Emperor should leave the head-
quarters.

BERLIN, OCT. 9.---His Majesty has decreed that
the next Session of the Diet of Westphalia shall open
at Munster on the 23d November, and has appointed
the Chief President, Von Vincke, to be his Majesty's
Commissioner on the occasion.
VIENNA, OCT. 3.---Her Majesty the Duchess of
Parma left this city on the 7th, to return to her own
dominions.
Metalliques, 94 7-10.--Dank Shares, 10831.

The Courier de Smyrne of September 1, contains
an article from Constantinople, according to which
Shumla is provided with provisions and ammunition
for six months to come. The same, says the Courier,
is the case with every position in the Balkan, and all
the disorder that formerly reigned in the Turkish
Commissariat has entirely disappeared. The distri-
bution of the provisions takes place in the most re-
gular and punctual manner, and this laudable con-
duct on the part of the Government has had a most
beneficial effect in preventing desertion.
The Grand Vizier is accompanied by one of the
Plenipotentiaries who signed the Treaty of Acker-
mann, and he will be joined by Argyropulo, formerly
Dragoman of. the Porte, by birth a Greek, a man of
distinguished talents, who was lately recalled from
exile, with another very considerable Greek family.
The presence of these persons in the camp gives
reason to conjecture that the Porte has been called
upon to be ready to enter into negotiations for peace
as soon as the time for fixing the preliminary bases
of it shall arrive.

It is reported that the Weshabites have again re-
volted, and threaten the sacred cities of Mecca and
Medina.—Humburgh Papers, Oct. 11.
ll.trunumm, OCT. 10. (BoßsEs HALL, FOUR,
P. m.)—From the 21st to 30th September, one
hundred and thirty-eight cargoes of corn passed
through the Sound. Of these fifty-nine were bound

to British, thirty-three to French, and twenty-three
to Dutch ports ; one to Hamburgh, one to Bremen,
and one to Malta ; the remainder chiefly to Norway
and Sweden.

The Stock Bubble has burst at Berlin; the Bank o',

that city, which by ready advances made upon Foreign
Funds, had opened so ample a field to speculation,
begins to feel the consequences of its mistaken
policy, and adopts a different line of conduct, raises
the rates of interest, calls in the advances already
made, and thus occasions inconceivable embar-
rassments. The resolutions adopted by the Bank
hare taken all the jobbers by surprize, many of whom
relying on the advances made had gone considerably
beyond their depth, the effects of which will be felt
upon the liquidation of the 15th, on which day a
number of engagements become due.
Private letters from Berlin, represent affairs
in the darkest colours. Whatever may happen,
Ilamburgh will be sure to have its sympathetic feel-
ings strongly excited by the state of affairs there ;
but it is only just to add, that the greater part of the
moneyed people here have long anticipated the pre-
sent denouement. The fall in every species of securi-
ties has been from 4 to 5 per cent.
Upon our place prices were forced down, in con-
sequence of the events at Berlin, but much •
business has been done, and towards the close of the
day the Funds were firm at the prices quoted.
In Bremen, in consequence of the large exporta-
tion of gold, money is so scarce that discount has
risen to 8 per cent. arid no exchanges have been
noted.

A letter from Frankfort says, that estafettes, re-
ceived from Vienna, represented the present cam-
paign of the Russians us completely at an end, and
the Emperor is "about to return to St. Petersburgh.
Count Wittgenstein, it is said, is to be superseded in
his command, and General Ugarew appointed to
succeed him. Every post to Constantinople, says a
Vienna Paper, has for some time past been the
bearer of a remittance of 400,000 ducats; and not-
withstanding the heavy charges made under the pre-
sent circumstances, the speculation is said to be a
profitable one.
JAssy, SEPT. 20.—General Roth has chosen

irsowa as the point of rendezvous for his corps.--

he unfavourable result of the combat of the 15th.
rear Silistria, was the consequence of a panic occa-
sioned by the appearance of some Spahis in the rear
of the Turkish troops. The operations against
Silistria will probably recommence after the arrival
of reinforcements.

HAMBURGII, OCT. !O.—Exchange on London—
Two months, 13. 7i. ; at sight, 13. 84.—Hant-
burgh Reporter, Oct.. 10.

Serious inconvenience, it appears, will be ex-
perienced by the contractors for supplying the French Army
in the Mores, in consequence of the hostilities that have
broken out between Naples and Tripoli. Letters from
Marseilles say, that the contractors had taken up Neapolitan
vessels, lia;;ing been able to get them at comparatively low
freights, but as these vessels would now require convoys, for
which the contractors cannot wait, Austrian and Sardiniau
vessels have been had recourse to, for which high freights
have been insisted upon.
THE ARTISTS' GENERAL BENEVOLENT
INsmuitor4.—lt affords us much pleasure to hear that
this very interesting and valuable charity has received a
legacy of 4001. from the Executors of the late Joni.; PIT..
MAN, Esq., whose admirable conduct, under very difficult
circumstances, did him so much honour, and whose loss
to his family and friends must ever he deplored. Mi.
PITMAN, who was tutor to the children of the lion.
WELLESLEY POLE, directed the above legacy to be bestowed
on such institution as his executors, .1. H. CLA RYE, Esq.
of Dorliug-place, Vauxhall, and R. Ferzarnmaa, Esq., of
Jane street, Blackfriars, should consider most to stand in
neel)fassistance. These gentlemen, knowing the kindlydis-
Position of Mr. PITMAN towards the Artists' General Bene-
volent Institution, and also the extensive benefit conferred
with very limited means on many unfortunate members of
a studious and laborious class of men, who have long
achieved for themselves and their country victories in the
field of Literature and the Ai te, have thus done themselves
honour, and conferred a great benefit on the Arts and on
their country. The Artists' General Benevolent Institu-
tion, which has thus honourably been distinguished, does
not restrict its benefits to any particular class or society of
Artists, but extends relief to all meritorious Artists in dis-
tress throughout the Kingdom, whose works are known
and esteemed by the public.

PRICES OF STOCKS THIS
Rank Stock 8% ex div.
3 per Cent. Red. 85141 ex div.
3 Per Cent. C0n5....86% 5X 6%
•11.; per Cent 93,4 ex div.
Ditto Red 9356 % ex dm.
t per Cent. 101y4N
Ditto. 1526 IO2X 3 ex div.
Rink L. Ann 19 13-16 ex div.
India Stock
)itto Benda ...... 81 86 pm.-

PRICIER OF FOREIGN FUNDS
Austrian Bonds
Brazilian Bonds ...... 62
Buenos Ayres Bonds
Chilian Bonds
Colombian Bonds
Ditto, 1824.
19%
Danish
Greek Bonds
Ditto, 1825 lB
G uatimala
Mexican Bonds .
Ditto, 1825

COURSE OF EXCH.
Amsterdam C.F. 12 24
nitto, at sight 12 1
Rotterdam 2 U 12 21
Antwerp 12 3
Hamburgh M.B. 13 134
Altona 11 131
Paris, 3 days' sight 25 35
ni.to 2 U. 25 55
Bordeaux 25 60
Rerlitt —

Frank fort on Maine, Ex. M. 151
Petereburgh, ruble, 3 UB. 10 0
Vienna, effective ft 2 M: 10 2
Trieste do 10 2
Madrid 36%
Cadiz lfig
Bilboa
Ka reelona 35,
Seville 353,‘
Gibralt sr 4

THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
iNettpoitan
jPeruvian Bonds

Portuguese Bonds 56
Prussian, Old —
Ditto, New —
Russian 92 N,
Spanish, 1821 111,4%
lea. --
French Rentes, sp. c. —f....c.
Exchange —f. —c.
3 per cent. -f. —c.
Exchange --t. —c.

.NOE YESTERDAY.

Leghorn 4834
Genoa '2s 40
Venice 47%
Malta
Nap!, s . 39%
Palermo per oz. 119
Lisbon
Oporto 46%
Rio Janeiro
Bahia 34
Buenos Ayres
Dublin, 21 days' sight l%
Cork l%

'Arrived.

Due.

O Harnbutgb 2
O Holland
O Jamaica
O Leeward Islands
O Lisbon 0
O Malta ..... 0
O Mexico • 0
1 Waterford 0