The Sun.
London, England, 1830-12-14 00:00:00

and aiso the third catitevatybf the tteceptance of the Auge-
burg Cottfes•inn.
ST. PSTIMBURCIII, Nov. 26...—The cholera at Moscow
continues to abate.

November. New Cases.
19 77
20 '77
21 61
22 146

Cures. Deaths.
70 30
67 37
52 27
52 32

On tlit Z3d in the thntning, there were 777 sick re-
maining, of whoin R4O *ere likely CO rectiver ; eine* the
announcement of the dientter, there have been 5,507
persona attacked, of whoin §,098 had died, and 1,822
recovered.

Thanks to Divine Provitlence and the active exertion•
of the Government, our capital has been preserved from
this scourge ; however, all possible precautions are taken.
Since the Itith no ship have arrived at Cronstadt.
lip to dint day, 1,432 vessels had arrived, and 1,478

GORtNCHEM, Dec. 9.—The army in the field untie!
General Van Geen is daily reinforced, and amounts to
10 or 12,000 men. The force hitherto opposed by the
enemy is inconsiderable, but it is reported by witnesses,
that ►he reserve in Antwerp amounts to 4,000 men.
Twe Haunts, Dr.c. 9.—His Majesty ha■ given the
insignia of the order of William and the Belgic Lion to
several officers.

Nutneruwi detachments of volunteers continue to offer
leir services to the country.
1111111111DAII, DliC. 7,
Actual Debt 254 per cent 37!4 to 38}4
Amort Syndic, 4k4 per cent.

Ditto, ditto, 3141;ei. cent.
BoasEN HAtut, DEC. 7, lIALY-PAST FOUR P.M.—
The news of a popular insurrection at Warsaw wan re-
&veil in Hamburg by express on Sunday morning.
Towards the middle of the day it became known, and
every species of stock immediately declined from 4 to 6
per cent. Anglo-Rusnian fell from 93 to 88 89. Polish
Bonds from 1051 to 98 99. Austrian 13ank Shares from
1,065 to 1,000 1,015. The Hamburg speculators are
supposed, upon the whole, to be gainers by these fluctua-
tions, so that even the liquidation for the end of December
is looked to without uneasiness, notwithstanding the im-
mense differences that will have to he settled. Abney
continues abundant at 3} per cent. The Berlin specu-
lators, on the contrary, are supposed to have bought of
Late to a very great extent, and so have pledged stuck to a
very large amount. To-day intelligence of the decline at
Berlin again depressed prices here, which. however, were
better at the close than at the beginning. Polish Bonds,
in the course of the morning, were so low as 9q.
End of December.
Anglo-Danish Loan, 3 per cent
Anglo-Russian Loan
Hamburg-Russian Loan
Polish Bonds I)4SI
Austrian Bank Shares DUO
New Austrian 4 per Cents. 7B
New Hanoverian Loan
Falconets _ SSN

BERIAN, Drc. s.—Our state obligations have fallen
from 91i to 84 ; New Anglo Prussian 4 per cents. from
85 to 78 ; Anglo Russian from 97i to 90.

The following are extracts of papers received by
le I3razil mail :

BETZNOS AYRES Seer. 4.—The Houle of Represent '-
flyer has had one sitting this week, and has resolved to
prolong the present Session for three months longer.
Various individuals have been arrested during the week,
in virtue of the extraordinary powers with which the Le-
gislature has invested the Government, and as, in due time,
an doubt all particulars connected with this affair will be
published, any speculations would he superfluous and un-
called for.

Seer. 11.—News has been received here of the death of
his Alajesty George IV., which was brought by the Sardi-
nian brig Penguin, arrived at Monte Video in 40 days
from Gibraltar. Every mark of respect to the memory of the
King was shown both by the English and other inhabitant..
Sear. 18.—The Lucero of yesterday contains some
accounts from Santa Fe, Signor Burros, Governor of
Cordova, was dangerously ill at an estaneia in the former
province.

An officer of General Pais army has been arrested at
Rosario, by order of the Governor of Santa Fe: he was
returning to Cordova, after having remained lame days in
Monte Vid-o. lie was said to he charged with a secret
mission, in the fulfilment of which he had frequent con-
ferences with the refugees from Buenos Ayres. We can•
not poshively state who he is, but according to the in•
formation which we have obtained, it would appear that
it is lieut—Colnnel Maim*.

Sem 25.—The Univerael of Monte Video states,
that a letter from Cordova, dated 2d instant, ha; been
received, inclosing a copy of the Convention celebrated in
the said city on 80th ult. between the agents of the nine
provinces of the interior. The contracting parties say
th IA it is to defend the indepen4ence of the Republic,
threatened, according to the communications of the Go.
vernment of Buenos Ayres, by Spain, and to second the
voice of the contracting provinces for Oat organization of
the Republic, under the form which the majority assem-
bled in Congress may deem convenient ; and to name a
supreme military power, at the brad of which General
Pas is to be placed, in order to protect the representative
system establish,d in the provinces, and to put (limn any
insurrection that may threaten the public tranquillity of

the interior. A military chest of 90,000 dollars is to be
provide 1, and the treaty to be ratified is fifty days after
this d

A decree appoints General D'Ensigne Martinez Nliniater
of War and Marine; and General D. Lucia Mansilla

nspector-General, boa' ad interim.

The Buenos Ayres Papers contain an account of the
shipwreck of the Joven Saratsdi packet, on a voyage from
Buenos Ayres to Monte Video, Captain Appleton, of the
American ship Mamilion, who was en board, was drowned
by the upsetting of the vessel. The remainder of the
crew were saved by the Rosa packet, to the crew of which
the paPsengers in the Sarandi had presented 500 dollars.
(Ft out the Diarin Fluminense.)
Rio DIE JANIIIIO, OCT. 12.—The Official Journal
publishes the new law sanctioned by the Emperor, relative
to the Liberty of the Press in 87 articles.
Ilia Majesty has been pleased to appoint St. Frsneino
Carneiro de Campos to the office of Secretary of State for
Foreign Affairs.

The Debates in both Houses, last night, were
unusually interesting and important. In the Lords,
Earl r GREY successfully defended himself against the
absurd charges of those who accused him of basing
befriended his own connexions to the detriment of
the public service ; and in the Commons, Lord AL-
THORP, in reply to the numerous questions put to him,
respecting his plan of retrenchment and economy,
answered in a style and with a spirit that obtained
for him the confidence of the House, and will prove
equally satisfactory to the country.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENC-(THIS DAY.

rnom LLOYD'S.

Dover, DYe. 13.—Arrived the Grace, Dixon, from
Memel. Off port, the Anstruther, Slight, from New
South Wales. ' the Centurion, Docket; and the Maria,
Tindall, from Quebec ; the Active, Walker, from Bilhoa.
POECTSMOUTII, Dec. IS.—Wind N.W. to N.—Sailed
his Majesty's *hip Royalist and the Prince Regent trans-
port, for Plymouth.
Pt.vitourit, Dec. 19.—Wind N.—Arrived the Cato,
Crossman, frinn Quebec.
Fat,steurtt, Dec. 12.—Wind N.E. to N.N.E.—Ar-
rived the Reynard packet, from Buenos Ayres, sailed the
26th September ; from Monte Video, Std Oct. ; and from
Rio Janeiro 17th Oct. ; the Sieall.iw packet, from Vera
Crtir, sailed the 19th Oct., and from IlaVannah, on the
9th ult.

&ALLY, Mc. 11.—Arrived off port, tho Lark, from
Rio Janeiro : and the Georgina, 'Warren, from lierbire.
Bois Tor,, Dy.c. 18.—Arrived the Frlicit'', from Quebec,
and the Kent, from St. John's, New Brunswick.

Dre. 13.-1 t i; reported that a-sloop, laden
with lead, was lost last evening on the shoals near this port
11ARswill, Dac. 13.—A hark is at anchor at the back
of the Platter's, leaky, having been in contact With an-
other 'easel.

l'armaxce, Dec. 13,—The Ebenever, from Bahia,
w►s this morning hove off the shore, and moored in safe!),
within the Pier. The discharging of the cargo is conti-
nued ; the lower tiers are in tatty.

Extract of a letter from the Agent to Lloyd'o, at Con•
stantinople, dated Oct. W..-
46 The Cunsul.General has communicated to the trade
d this place, that the. Ambassador has succeeded in his
object of obtaining &mans for British %timid', without the
delay to which they have hitherto bee■ so much subjected,
and announced that in future ships would be furnished
with that past on the-tame in which the application may
be made,- in the same manner as the Russians."

—_—
The_Catherine, Dixon, from St. Petersburgh for London,
was stranded at Wishy on the 224 ult. ; cargo expected
to tre waved,

Thu Novoloon, from Now 'Vol k, arcs on shine in Ih inees
Dock Davin, Liverpool, ou SundAy,