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London, England, 1828-10-15 00:00:00

HAMBURtiII PAPERS.

ODESSA, Sin 22.
We learn from our camp brfoie 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 unmolested. This proposal was re-
jeered by Count Woroi.zow.

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Further accounts ale impatiei.tly expected.
The news from Asia continue to be t4vourable, and
the victorious progress of General P4skewitich has ex-
ceeded the most sanguine expectsti,ins.
After the departure of the Einptess anJ of Count
Nesselmde, the official bulletins wol no longer be pub-
lished here, but at St. Prtes.buigh.
The Diplomatic Body is still here, and will return to
St. Peterstlurgh if his Alajebty the limpeior should
leave the head.quartets.

BERLIN, OCT. 9.
His Majesty has decreed that the nest Session of the
Diet i.f Westphalia shall open at Mimic' on the 23d of
November, the Chit f Pi esi.ien►, Von Vincke, is to be his
Majeay's Commissioner on the occasions
VIENNA, Om 3.
Her Majesty the Duchess of Parma left this city on
the ith to retcrn to her (:wil dnm nines.

Bletalliques, 91 7-10; Bank Shares, 1,0531.
The. Courier de timyrite of the 124 of September con-
tains an art:cir from Constantinople, according w which
Sclitrinle is provided with provisions and ammunition
for sot months to come. The cam, says the Courier, is

the case with every other. pnsition in the lt,ilkan, and all
the disorder that formerly reigned in the Turkish Com-
missa►iat has entirely disappeaied. The distribution of
provi,ious takes place in the most regular and punctu
manlier, and this laudable conduct on the part of the
Government has had • a nio,t beneficial effect in pre.
venting desettino,
The Grand Vizier ;s accompanied by one of the Ple.
nipmentiaries who ►igned the treaty of Akerniann, and
he will be joined by Argyropulo, formerly Dragoman
of the Porte, by b.rth a Greek, a man of distinguished
talents, who was lately recalled ft om exile with another

very cansideraMe Greek tamely. The presence: of these
persons in the camp .gives trafOlit to conjeciure that the
Porte has been called upon to be ready to enter into
negociations for peace as soon u the time for fixing the
preliminary basis of it shall arrive.
It is reported that the Wechabites have again re.
voiced, and threaten the sacred cities of Mecca and
Medina.

lIAMBUIIGH, Oer. so.
BORSrI HALL, 4 r.m.—Fromthe 21st to the 30Th of
Septeorb r 138 cargoes of corn passed through the
Or the.e 59 were bound to British, 33 to
French, and 23 *to Dutch ports; 1 to Hambitrgh, 1 to
Bremen, and 1 to Malta ; the remainder chiefly to Nor-
way and Sweden.
Dantaic wheat, ol the weight of 124 to 180-170 to 210 Rthir.
Pont. ratiian 7 . . 125 to 132-00 to 180
Anhalt white . . . 118 to 128-180 to t8)0
----- red • • • . 122 to 132-175 to 110
Hanish . •
Hatitsie Rye . • lts to 1.2 90 to 95
allitiebstdb &rley . . 100 to 108— 70 to 85
Upland Oats .
.6d to 80— 60 to 65
Holstein Rape...ea . . . . 130 to 135
The stock bubble has burst at Berlin. TI e Bank of
that city, Which by the ready advances tirade upon to-
teißn funds upped so ample a tield to speculation,
begins to 'feel the consequences 9f its mistaken policy—

a.iopts a different line of conduct, rases 'the rate of
interest, calls in the advances already made, and thus
occasions inconceivable embarrassments. The resolu-
tion adopted by the Bank has taken ail the jobbers by
surprise, many of whom, relying on the advances made,
had gone considerably beyond their depth, the effects
of which will he felt upon the liquidation of the 15th,
on which day a great number of engagements become
doe. Private letters from Berlin represent. affairs in
the darkest colours, so that we ale here prepared to
expect the worst. Whatever may happen. Hamburgh
will be sure to have its sympathetic feelings strongly
esci.7,d by the state of affairs there ; but it is only just
to add, that the greater part of the monied people here
have long anticipated the present denouement, The
fall in every species of securities has been from four to
live per cent.
Upon our place. prices were forced down in cornea
(miter of the events at Berlin. but much business has
bean done, and towards the close of the day funds were
lir.o at the pries quoted.
emen. in consequence of the large exportation
of gold, money is so scarce that disc,tunt has risen to 8
prr. cent. and no exchanges have been noted.
A letter from Fratlkfort* says, that estafettes received
from With.' represented the present can:pairn of the
Russians as completely at an end, and t, e Emperor as
otiVat.lo return to St. Petersburgh. Count Wittgenstein,
it is said, is t.• he superseded in his command, and Gen.
Ugarol appointed to succeed him.
Every post to Const.minople, says a Vienna paper,
Ws lot some time pas: been the bearer of a remittance
of 400,000 ducats; and, notwithstanding 'the heavy
charges made under the present circumitances, the
speculation is said to be a profitable one.
J SSY, Strr. 20.

General Roth has chosen Hirsova as the point of
rendezvous fur his corps. The unfavourable re.ult of
the combat of the 15th, near Silistria, was the conse-
quence of a panic occasioned by t'e appearance of some
Spahis in the rear of the Turkish Voops.
The operations against Silistria will probably'recoln•
mence atter the arrival of reir,f rcements.
ischanges as London—Two months, 13 71 ; at sight, 13 !Item.
Halithurge Reporter. •