The Sun.
London, England, 1826-09-18 00:00:00

of them for ready-money ; -a-quantity of Russian woollen cloths
was bought for. Kiachta, in Asia. We do not yet know the price*
of raw hide', ntwhich 250,000 have been bought, or of potatoes,
of which there are 100,000 ponds in the fair.

Hamburgh Papers of the 13th inst. have also come
to hand this morning, which furnish only the following
paragraphs :

STOCKHOLU, SIM. b.

His Majesty is going to take a little excursion to Upland, to
view the Waldo Canal, hut will return by the middle of the week
to Drotningsholm.
SIFT. I.—The dog-days are passed, and from the beginning of
them to this day we have not had, ou the whole, two or three
hours' rain ; so that if the weather does not change, we may ex-
pect a complete scarcity in 1827, as it will be impossible to pre-
pare the ground for the autumnal sowing.
coraNnauss, SEPT. 9.
The prices of corn continue to rise, because purchases are made
on speculation, in expectation of exportation.

Dutch Papers of the 16th inst. are likewise re-
ceived. The sickness at Groningen still rages. From
the 31st ult. to the '7th inst. the number of deathi was
the same as in the preceding week, viz. 129 ; and on
the Bth and 9th inst. 48 persons had died.

ITAMBU RON, SEPT. 12.

Privet* letters from St. Petevshurgh say; that the Coronation is
fixed for the 3d of September. The Minister of War, who had
been detained at Petersburgh by very important business, has re-
ceived .a letter from General Diehitsch, summoning him to repair
with all speed to Moscow.

EXCHANGES ON LONDON.
AmSTIEDAM, SEPT. 15.-40. 8.,; two months, 40. 6
11Amounon, Sam 12.--36. 10; two months, 36. '7.
PETREEBURGH, MILL 29.-9. '7-16.
B.—Three months, 6. 184.
BERLIN, Sere. 9.—Three month►►, '7. li.
VIENNA, SxPT. 2.--Two months, 10; 13.

Accounts have been received in Town via France,
from the Havanna, to the Bth August, stating. that
General LABORDE, who had returned from his first
Expedition, was on the eve of departing on a second
Expedition, with one ship of the line, five frigates,. and
several corvettes : destination not known. Letters also
received at the Havanna from Vera Cruz state, that a
vessel had arrived there from Bordeaux with Spanish
passengers ; they were obliged to re-embark, by order
of the Mexican Government, and sail for the United
States.

The following Circular, addressed by Mr. CAN [No
to the Members of the House of Commons, who
usuallrvote with his • gAJ EST Y'S Ministers, states the
objects for which Parliament is to be assembled on the
14th of November. These objects are stated to be
what common report represented, namely, for sanction-
ing the admission of Foreign Grain, electing a Speaker,
and coppleting the other formal proceedings incident
to the opening of a New Parliament
" bowaing-street, Sept. 7, 1826.
" SlR—Tarliatrent being summoned to meet.on the 14th of
November for the dispatch of business, I take the liberty of ap-
prizing.you that the objects which his Majesty* Government have
in view at this:meeting, are to obtain the sanction of. Parliament
to the measures which have been adopted for. admitting certain
kinds of Foreign Grain for Home Consumption before they would
have been, by law, regularly admissible for that purpose, and to
alect a Speaker, and complete the other formal proceedings inci-
dent to the opening of a new Parliament,
" I have the honour to he, Sir,
" Your faithful and obedient Servant,
" GEORGE CANNING."

the public have seen, with general satisfaction, the
appointment of Sir John Copley as Master of the
Rolls. This gentleman, in the discharge of his duties
as Attorney-General, contrived by a course of good-,
temper and liberality, to exempt an obnoxious office
from much of the jealous feeling with which it has
been usually regarded in this country; and by the sen-
timents which seemed to pervade his speech on pre-
senting the far-famed Chancery Report to the House
of Commons, he left an impression on men's minds,
that, under him, an extensive equity jurisdiction may
neither be pregnant with unmixed evil, nor inaccessible
to all prospect of reform.— Times.