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termanded these orders, and, unsolicited by his Ma-
jesty, appointed his Royal Highness to be bis Lieu-
tenant in Portugal and Regent of the kingdom.
This decision, the undersigned is ready to admit,
may have been justly demanded by the distracted
condition of the country, and, in point of fact, was
subsequently recommended by his Majesty. But
he must, at the same time, beg to observe to the
Marquis de Barbacena, that from what he has 110 W
had the honour to state, it clearly appears that the
abdication of the crown—the composition and grant
of the constitutional charter—the promise to send
the Queen Donna Maria to Portugal—the unfortu-
nate delay in the execution of that promise, as well
as the little respect paid to the pledge virtually given
by the abdication not to interfere from Brazil in the
internal government of Portugal—and finally that
the nomination of the Infant Don Miguel as Regent,
were all acts spontaneously emanating from the Em-
peror Don Pedro himself, which did not originate
with the King his master; and for the effects of
which his Majesty cannot be held responsible.
The undersigned will not conclude without further
expressing his regret that the counsels of Great
Britain, when offered, should have been received with
so little confidence and alacrity. These counsels
have never been adopted by his Imperial Majesty
meil the course of events had rendered the choice
of any alternative impracticable; nor until, from this
reluctance and delay, they had, in a great measure,
been deprived of their beneficial influence. In truth
it may be affirmed, that so far from Great Britain
having been instrumental in the production of the
evils which have recently afflicted Portugal, they are
mainly to be attributed to the want of a frank, con-
sistent and direct course of policy on the part of the
Brazilian Government itself. The undersigned, &c.
(Signed) ABERDEEN.
The Marquis de Barbacena,

HAMBURGH PAPERS.
SUN OFFICE, Half-past Four.

We have just received the Hamburgh Re-
porter of Friday, June 19, from which we make
the following extracts :

BUCHAREST, MAY 2.s.—The bombardment of Si-
listria has begun. During the night of the 21st the
horison in that direction was completely on fire. It
is said, the garrison, which is only 13,000 strong has
expressed a wish to capitulate, but the Count Die-
bitsh, convinced that he will be able to take the place
by storm, has rejected every proposal of the kind.—
Our executive Divan has been summoned by the new
Vice President Bosniakow, to provide the means of
supporting an army of 90,000 men. Where the money
necessary for obeying this order is to come from, it
would be difficult to say ; some persons speak! of a
project of farming out the whole of the Church Pro-
perty for a series of years. The contagion continues
to rage in all its horrors; the bodies of the dead and
dying are continually seen lying in the streets. The
report that the plague has broken out among the
Russian troops before Silistria, continues to be be-
lieved.

BORSEN-HALLE.—WHEAT.—AItheIIgh the ar-
rivals of the week have not been very large, the
market has been heavy. The best samples have
been taken for exportation, but only at reduced
prices; of inferior samples, on the other hand, the
sale has been so difficult, that many holders were
obliged to bring their stock to the hammer. Our
own consumers bought but little.
In RYE there has been but little doing.
BARLEY and OATS are of easy sa'e, our arrivals
not being equal to the demand.
From the Ist to the 10th June inclusive, 113
cargoes of corn passed through the Sound. Of these
56 were bound for British, 19 for Dutch, 10 for
French, and 15 for Swedish and Norwegian ports ;
1 was bound for llamburgh, and of 11 the destiral.
tion was unknown.]

Weight. Rix dollars.
Dantzic Wheat 122 to 126 152 to 170

Pomeranian 142 to 128 144 to I'lo

Anhalt, white llB to 124 130 to 150
-- red 122 to 128 145 to 152

Danish 120 to 128 120 to 130
Dantzic Rye llB to to it
t!

INTaideburgh Barley 08 to 101 5l to 60
Anitalt 93 to 101 )1 to 62
Upland Oats
Very little business is doing in funds. Discount
4 per Cent. money.
The Steamboat from St. Petersburgh arrived at
Travemunde on Tuesday, and the letters were de-
livered in Hamburgh on Wednesday. The Ex-
change in St. Petersburgh having declined, the
sending of silver hence has ceased to be profitable
and has for the present been discontinued.
Bills on Amsterdam are in great demand. Upon
Paris and Low,lon, there are bills and money.
End of June.
Last Tuesday.—To-day.
Anglo-Danish Loan 3 per Cent 63% 63%
Anglo-Russian Loan 93i o3'h
Hamburgh-Russian Loan. .......... —.... 88
Polish Bonds 100
Austrian Bank Shares 1113 llll
Austrian Mctallics 984 (6l/i
Exchange upon London at two months, 13 01/z
at sight ...... ..... 13 I i
Amsterd to, at two months, 33 60-100
-- Paris
VIENNA, JUNE 12.—Metall. 9s a. Bank Sh. 1113 i.