The Sun.
London, England, 1829-10-21 00:00:00

from the Casan Cathedral to the Church of the
Transfiguration, in which the trophies of the
last campaign are preserved, went from thence
after Mass was performed to the Champ du
Mars, .where Divine Service was performed in pre-
sence of the Court, the chief officers of State, and
the Diplomatic body. The trumpet gave the signal
for prayer, and the troops kneeled, with bare heads.
When the hymn " We thank thee, God," was per-
formed, a salute was fired by the fortress and the eight
yachts, which lay at anchor on both sides of the
Great Bridge over the Neva, and had displayed all
their colours. In conclusion, all the troops de-
tiled before his Majesty. All the streets and
windows, and even the roofs of the houses,
were filled with spectators, though the wea-
ther was rainy, but towards the end of the cere-
mony the sun shone bright. All the ships in the
Neva hoisted their colours, and the city was illu-
minated in the evening.
By an Order of the Day of the 4th his Majesty
has conferred additional honours on many of the
Generals employed in the late campaign. Counts
Diebitsch and Paskewitsch are raised to the dignity
of Field Marshals. The first army stationed in Li-
thuania, Poland, &c. will be organised in quite a
different manner. Six Generals of the second army
are to be Commanders of Corps, and 17 Major-
Generals to be Lieutenant-Generals in the first
army. The six Generals are Counts Pahlen, 1
and 2; Generals Krassowsky, 1 : Sawoyni, 1 ;
Roth, 1; and Rudiger. 1.
General Nesselrode, the Vice-Chancellor, and
Count Woronzow, the Governor of New Russia,
are made Knights of St. Andrew, and General
Cancrin, and the Minister of Finance, is raised to
the dignity of Count.
Up to the 4th October, 1397 ships arrived at
Cronstadt ; sailed 1123.

HAMBURG, OCT. 15.
His Majesty the King of Sweden was attacked
on the 7th by a violent intermitting fever, but on
the 9th, when the post left, he was considered to
be better.
General Francisco de Paula Santander has ar-
rived here on board the Maria from Luguayra and
Puerto Cabello. He is accompanied by his nephew,
and will most likely go to Paris with other pas-
sengers.

The Hamburg Reporter and other Papers
have been received to the 16th inclusive. They
contain an account of a solemn thanksgiving, at
St. Petersburgh, on the 4th inst., at which the
Imperial Family were present Kith the whole
military force in the capital. The sight must
have been particularly imposing, for never, on any
former occasion, except for the overthrow of
BUONAPARTE'S invading army, had Russia so
much reason to be proud as well as grateful.

The Emperor NICHOLAS continues to act
up with master policy in bestowing marks of
esteem upon those General Officers, whose
genius so mainly contributed to the success of
the war, while he fosters the enthusiasm of the
army by making very general promotions
throughout every department. This is not
more generous than politic. The military spirit
is the prevailing fashion—the glory—every thing
in Russia—and the Emperor does wisely to con-
ciliate the national vanity by ministering to its
idol—the army :

HAMBURG, OCT. 16.

BORSEN• HALLE, FOUR O'CLOCK.--WHEAT.--The
supply continues to ba small from the Upper and
Lower Elbe, but it is equal to the demand. To-
wards the beginning of the week a few parcels of
best quality were bought at reduced prices for the
French market, but within the last few days there
have been no purchasers. Our own consumers buy
only as much as they want for present use.
RYE has also been less in demand, and sales are
to be effected only at reduced prices.
A few parcels of BARLEY have been taken to be
sent to England. Our own consumers are shy in
buying either this or any other kind of grain.
During the first nine days of October 48 cargoes
of Corn passed through the Sound; 15 were bound
for British, and 117 for Dutch, ports.
Weight. Itix dollars.
Dantzic Wheat 122 to 126 110 to 125
Pomeranian 124 to 128 105 to 115
Anhalt. white llB to 124 115 to 120
--- red 122 to 128 110 to 120
Danish 120 to 128 BO to 1)5
Petersburgh and Riga 120 to 123 100 to 105
Dantzic Rye llB to 122 62 to 68
Magdeburgh Barley OS to 101 6O to 65
Anhalt 9B to 104 6il to 68
New to
Mecklenburgh Oats 66 to '74 4O to 45
Pomeranian Malt to ......
.50 t./
.54

Holstein Rapeseed
to

Funds are to-day less in demand, and a shade
lower than on Tuesday.
End of October.
Anglo-Danish Loan, 3 per cent
Anglo-Russian Loan 993
Hamburg-Russian Loan 945
Polish Bonds lO6
Austrian Bank Shares 1205
Austiian ➢fetalliques lOl.

We point attention to a very sensible and
acute article from the Chronicle of this morning,
upon the division and accumulation of property,
which will be found under the usual head. The
people of England, with all their boasted
" liberty," have many lords and masters.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.--(THIS DAY.)

FROM LLOYD'S.

DEAL, OCT. 20.---Wind S.W..—Arrived the
Cygnet, Morel, from Bengal, sailed the Ist of June;
and Columbine, from the Cape of Good Hope.

PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 20.—Wind S.W.—Arrived
the Cygnet, Rivett, from Alexandria. Off Port;
the Maria, Lang, from Cape Coast Castle.
PLYMOUTH, OCT. 19.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the
Sylph, Cummings, from Malaga.
BRISTOL, OCT. 19.—Arrived the Starling, from
Odessa; and Armstad, from St. Andero.

DOVER, OCT. 20.—Off Port, the Henry, Bun-
ney, from the Cape of Good Hope.
LIVERPOOL, OCT. 19.—Arrived the George and
Mary, Roberts, from Bengal and Madras ; Lady
Combermere, —, from Africa; Atlantic, War-
lane, from St. John's, N. B.; and Betsey, Salis-
bury, and Good-Intent, from Malaga.
DUBLIN, OCT. 18.—Arrived the Anna, Eason ;
Venus, Andrews, from Leghorn; and Star, Duff,
from Cadiz.

The James, Spence, from London to Hamburg,
was lost on Newark previous to the 16th inst.; the
cargo expected to be saved; master and crew
drowned.

The Mary, Johnson, from Hamburg to Hull,
was on shore at Cuxhaven the 16th inst.
The Romulus, from New 'York to Hamburg, is
totally lost on Scarhorn ; crew saved.
The Staines, of Newcastle, foundered in lat. .57.
N. long. G. E.
The Four Friends, Stoke, from Liverpool to
Portsmouth, was totally wrecked near the Lizard
the 17th inst.; crew saved.
The Liverpool, Mayne, from Liverpool, was lost
the 4th of July at Rio Grande; part of the cargo
saved in a damaged state.
'I he New Industry, from Strangford to Liverpool,
was driven on shore on Friday night at South Port.
The Governor Ready, Young, of London, is lost
near Murray Island; crew arrived at Batavia.
The Loyalist, from Tobago, arrived at New York
the 30th ult., w►th six feet water in her hold, loss
of sails, bulwarks, &c., bound to London.