The Sun.
London, England, 1831-02-10 00:00:00

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paration9, from which it appears that Poland °7 11 be
to oppose a formidable force to the invaders.
A Warsaw Journal says, that several pieces °f can
which were buried in the time of Kosciusko, ba"

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dug up near Biala.
Accounts from the frontiers of Lithuania Bart thf‘to
Russian troops left Grodno on the 12th, in grea,.
Count Diebitsch had not sent for Solkoli the day befliry_
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The Prussian State Gazette says, that the Ducio'ptl
Luxemburg is not included in the negoCiations • it be oelyzate'ldinl
to the house of Nassau, as an essential part of the Ger°l ttiNte that
Confederation,
wit( at no
Confederation, which its Constitution invests
right to maintain tranquillity in the whole extent
.I°l 'otY„.wet
territory. Now this right being recognized p
Powers of Europe, it will find means to make the' °,;( tbkeret:"
bility of its territory respected, if the insurgentijaikre -;fr.Y of
%ki.ovvg(hloamte,orefrthine
aNyetbheeernlananeds
nsfhothueld
upeelrsiiastnin attacie; the
ivnllal bsetaateko.ardut
respect to any of the preponderating Powers. Publi„t
The Vrai Patriote gives extracts from le 14 arPlea.
Massager, and other French journals, which 31',13:rje eltlbtiq boom
the refusal of the King of France to accept the l'°` LE
the bo-°OZ
pbolessil)pleeafcoer
andthemretaol pi
i d preserveepPnrd:tilvnei?,:ipt dettibeiik;s:ii(t)cht
Belgic for his eon.
)rtt COlOO5l
I te t j
Thee Hamburg Papers state that the It. °fore° :xjaut:
troors 'Etre said to have received fresh relllcifio!ei,dtr•olva
merits, •and to have advanced from Gr° Adge, ofthP
thii,:thoenaathgeualrtletrhi
from the
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s ep}:
acre:ll:ol:cieefildd,atn-i
kolke; arid that:Prince RADZIVIL 11119 . ih,l4eti thCclatui
dressed a Proclamation to the troops' iito ,et,°°clud€
which he tells them that the fate nft,iho,4ll, ieZpupenrii
country can now be decided on the fie.i ft `;,? -te tl
battle alone. According to other accounts' Nthe dtr..441 I
re 11111 Ntlateendan
have reason to believe that the Poles a 100, • 0,
better prepared against the invasion of the joldep:ntitleC
public has been "e tlitt4 sian barbarians than the r'd
o—tpoe er
suppose. They are full of enthusiasm ne.u_,0441,t'1,,,_ I/

fidence. They have besides the strong
of patriotism to support them under any
reverses, and this will go a great way to
sate for their numerical deficiencies.

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The following is the Act passed by the Y,
at Warsaw, upon the proposition of WI
SOLTYK, for the forfeiture of the Throne 11/1
Emperor NICHOLAS, and the separation °
Polish nation from the Russian Empire t°
declared.

" The most sacred and inviolable treatics:
only binding, inasmuch as they are faith 6 I
observed. Our long sufferings are known t°r
whole world. The violation so many tirPesoi
hewed of the liberties which had been gi.%
teed to us by the oaths of two Monarcits'lii
solves equally at present the Polish
from the oath of allegiance which it Oa,
its Sovereign. The very words of the t;
peror NICHOLAX in short, who said, that
first shot fired on our parts should beeoelef,
signal for the ruin of Poland, deprive 111 alp
hope of seeing our grievances redressed/
leave us nothing but a noble despair.
Polish nation, therefore, in conjunction
the Diet, declares that henceforth it forms 1,
dependent people, that it has the right t°
the Polish Crown to whomsoever it 54'0
worthy of it ; to whomsoever it may c°l3o
religiously observing the faith he shsllol
sworn, and of preserving the national Irb
inviolate."

THE FUNDS.—(THIS DAV
CITY, TWEL Yff 0' a- t pil
The letters from Ghent to the 4th January, 3ustf,
state that all was tranquil at Ostend and J3rpr
number of persons have been arrested, who were eoto
in the late affairs. Ernest Gregoire was taken 6' V 1
from Ghent, and he is to be brought before a
tot
tribunal, with some of his accomplices on FridaY.o,
letter from the Prince of Orange was found on hi fot/
A letter from Aix-la-Chapelle of the 2Sth
tio
states that an insurrection has broken out at Sort
Prussia, which was supposed to be of a serious o:ede
the whole of the garrison of Magdeburg bad pr°

quell it.
The account, from St. Petersbargh state Ott
troops there had left for the frontiers of Poland ;,
weather is excessive, which, it was feared, %Oulu
the marching of the troops.

(From the Memorial des Pyrenees) Tye 6
It appears that Spain is preparing for wan the
vernment has given orders to put under arn39 3'",)00
vincial regiments of militia, amounting to 7°';
and are endeavouring to augment considerahlY
e C
rials of the army.
ell
From 'Warsaw they write that another Pr-hieltl
has been issued by Count Malachowski, in 1/
stated they are determined to defend Pdand svitu":t
force, and not to acknowledge any authority t'.oe,‘
confirmed by the nation ; they are also deterq,
and all to perish before Poland shall fall into t"
their enemy.
Couljcil

Accounts from Madrid say that in a late - the
by the Ministers, it was proposed to demand 0' tbiti
80 millions; but M. Calomar opposed it, clififeir
had already made great sacrifices even beyond `-tolte.
It was reported that a large army was going
blished on the frontiers of Portugal.

TliZ FUNDS. Malt'
The Express from Paris is still of a warlike r ceo
and the French Funds have fallen near one-half PI of
In regard to our affairs at home, all person, gereet, I
ascertain the particulars of the approaching blY'llt•
is expected to be brought forward on Friday la .17`)
following is a list of the deduction of taxes ban' adit
the City, but to which we do not attach much
On Malt 3,200,000

...
Hops
15000
Soap and candles
House and vrindowF. • 1,,010
230,000
Printed goods . 620,060 6,c0,
No Sinking Fund . . •••• 4,000,00
Expenses of collecting 1,500,000
Retrenchment
I,tet9poC:lolo
One would imagine that the above list off
posed at the Stock Exchange, still it was geje heA
public on 'Change late in the afternoon, e
Consols, which left off yesterday at sa
count, opened at the same price, went UP to
present are 80
In the Foreign Market little doing at prese°
B 111 T 1 SI! FUNDS d(A
Ditto, Itcdtll.o4
Ditto, New. (I
Four per Cenl4 lb,
India Bondi,
Exchequer fir
1041
HALF-P-AS,, tbe,l #
It is now supposed that the Belgians, a'„lrse,
quainted with the refusal of the King °f „prePt
son to accept the throne, will make a° "t
French nation, and this will cause irfirrtif gf,
the Chambers. A regency is still talked ° of '',l4
Belgium until the Duke of Nemours becotne;iters"
the French Government or some of the 31i°
recti,
manoeuvring to obtain that object. 1°
of $'
The letters to-day from Antwerp are tbeY
ing nature. Business begins to revive, aB,,tile
convinced that the Allies are taking a favour y 4
tli° 0
toes 0
wards them. ate 0
Accounts front Smyrna, sth January, 0 co0 .4
French house has stopped payment there t fore
amount.
In the
Consols continue steady at 801 • °Grit
market no business of importance. ~,Cfi 0,
TBR-" v•79i I,frr
t,,e4
Consols have declined from SOi 01
reported to be on account of the funding 01 oof
COMMUTATION OF TIVIES;roI A still
meeting of the North Waltham Agrieui,tparlis°t sa)
a petition was agreed to be presented t°. er
ing for the abolition of the existing tt:lo,oile°
substitution of a rent-charge upon t
now subject to tithes.... County Citron

Bank Stock, 201 2
India ditto,
3 per Cent. Cons. so% 4
Ditto, for the Acct. 80% 34
IS per Cent. Red. 81% %
334 per Cent.