The Sun.
London, England, 1829-12-03 00:00:00

PRICES OF FOREIGN FUNDS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.

Austrian Bonds
Brazlizan Bonds 67% 6% Feruvian Bonds 16%%
Buenos Ayres Bonds ..... .... Portuguese Bonds .....».....
Chilian Bonds ... 211,1 Prussian, Old ....... ...........
i•olornLian 13rids
Ditto, 1824 21% Russian 109% 9
Danish 71% %,,fi .Spanish, le2l ll 104%
Greek Bonds — 1823.
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1257% 8% French Rentes, sp. c. —f. —c.
Guatireala — Exchange —f. —c.
Mexican Bonds iO— 3 per cent. f.
1825 - Exchange —t.

PRICES OF SHARES THIS DAY AY ONE O'CLOCK.
Paid. Pcr Share.
Anglo Mex. Min. Co. (isa. at 5/. pm.) £lOO 315
Ditto Subscription
Braziban hap. Min. co. tics at 5i pm.) £2O 70
Columbian Mining Co. (iss. at 5/. pm.) £35 734
Real dci Monte Mining Co £lOO - `76%
United Mex. Min. Co. (is. 3. at Zl. pm.) £39 17% 4
Ditto Subsc:iption lO 23

FOREIGN EXCHANGES ON LONDON.
iiawnuso, Nor. 27.-13. 13%.-Iwo months, 13. 12.
BERLIV, Nor. 21.—Three months, 6 29%.
BARMEN, Nov. 21.—Two months, 620 62i.
Comm Arm, Nov. 14.—Three:months, 6. 26

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Arrived. Due. Arrived. Due.
0 America 0 0 Elainburg
O Brazil
O Buenos AyreE
O Cr.rthagcn.i. 0 0 Leeward Islands
1 Dublin 0 0 Lisbon 0
1 Flanders 0 0 Mexico
1 France 0 0 Sweden
I Guernse;&:Jcrecy.. 0 i 0 Waterford

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LONDON,
TiIUR'SDAY EVENnC, DECEMBER 3, 1329.

We received this. morning the Hamburg
Reporter, and ether Hamburg Papers of the
28th of November. The cold had set in so in-
tensely that the steam boat could not get out of
the River ;—indeed, the frost was very general in
the North Of Europe. If we may judge by an
article under the date of Berlin, no doubt was
entertained at St. Petersburgh but that the Rus-
sians would speedily evacuate the Turkish domi•
!lions, and the principalities also. If they do,
the SULTAN may thank the remonstrances of
England and France:—

HAMBURG, NOV. 27.

The Sir Edward Banks steam-boa`, which was to
have left Hamburg on Wcdn,sday last, is still in the har-
bour, having been denined by the unprecedently low wa-
ter in the ricer. The frost having now set in, and the
river drifting with ice, it is uncertain when she will be
able to go. The mail bags which were pnt on board nn
WedneFday morning are to be forwarded to London this
cveoing by the regular mail via Cul.!lawn.
BORSEN-HALLE, FOUR O'CLCCK.

wheat—Owing to the low water in our river, and the
eariy setting in of winter, several cargoes expected from
the Upper Eihe have not arrived ; so that although few
purchases for exportation were made, prices maintained
themselves firmly. Several of our own consumers pur-
chased freely.
Of Rye we have had several arrivals by land, for which
the prices quoted were readily given.
Several parcels of Oats were received in the course of
the week, and easily diyosed of.
From the 15th to tLe 20th of November, inclusive, 47
cargoes of C4Jrn passed through the Sound, 25 of which
were Whvat; 17 bound to British, 11 to French, 10 to
Dutch, and tix to Norwegian ports. One was bound to
Hamburg, and two destination unknown.
Weight. Ili:: dollars.
Dantzic Wlie-t 122 to 126 120 to 130
Pomeranian 124 to 128......105 to 118
Anhalt, cvliite llB to 121 120 to 126
--- red 12-47) NS 118 to WI
Vanish ...r 128 BO to 115
l'etersburgh and Riga 1 1123 100 to 100
Dlb Rye 1 8 122 63 to OS
Uptind 116-t0.123. 64 to 70
biagileburgh b..trley 145 to 11M 52 to 55
~A..nlialt 98 to 104 )2 to 57-
Mecklenburgh Oats 66 to 74 4O to
.11;lli
Pomeranian Malt —to 50 to
Pease, Upland, yellow
Holstein Rapeseed —to 150 to 160

In Funds little doing ; a slight improvement may, how-
ever, be noticed since Tuesday last. Anglo-Neapolitim
were demanded, and done at 95. Falconet Bonds majt
he quoted at S9i. Bills on London continue to be of-
fered ; those on Amsterdam in demand.
We just learn from Blankeneso that yesterday afternoon
a spting tide set in, in consequence of which the water in
the river rose three feet, and enabled several vessels lying
a-ground, in danger of being cut through by the ice drift-
ing down the river, to get into safer berths. The English
brig Penelope hid already got a portion of the indigo on
heard into lighters, by way of precaution.
End of November.
Anglo-Dani,h Loan, 3 per cent ....... 71%
Angto-Rus,ian Loan 1011,4
1-laml,tirg-Itussian Loan 9S!
Azh,trian Bank Shares 12:15
Austrian rvletalligno li)•)!f,
New Austrian 4 per Cents.

BERLIN, NOV. 23

On the 13th of lids month, Bn.ron Alexander Von Hum-
boldt, arrived at St. Petersburgh, after having performed
a journey cf 1b4090 (10,000 English) miles. He was
received by his;llajesty the Emperor in the most gracious
manner, worlionotircd with the Order of St. Anne of
the Ist vlass,.with tl e Imperial crown. Professors Ehren-.
but aru'llbose received from-his Majesty the Order of St.
Ir Anne ot 'e second class. In the course of this year's na-
Ylgatwn,. • k
020 ships arrived at Dantzic. On the 19th
inst. thy Vistula was frozen over in several places, and