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

our Reform Bill, over any such standards as can be
obtained by means of taxation. Upon the whole,
the more we have seen of the progress of the repre-
sentative system in France, the more we arc con-
vinced that it is not there we are to look ft,r any
remarkable results gained by the people in this re-
spect from the constitutional wisdom of their rulers.

The foreign journals contain no news of any great
importance or novelty. In Paris the hereditary
Peerage question was still continuing, and was not
expected to conclude for some days. In Poland,
we regret to say, all at present appears
lost. The army is disbanded, Modlin has capi-
tulated, and Zamosc was likely to follow
its example. The National Government is dispersed;
Prince ADAM CZARTORYSKI and General SKRZY-
NECKS have fled to Cracow, and the Russians have
succeeded in establishing some sort of Provisional
Government at Warsaw.

The following are extracts from the Allgenzeine
Zcituzzg, to Oct. 2, received this morning:—

VIENNA, SepT.9.6.—The Austrian Observer contains an ac_
count of the retreat of the corps of Romarino into the Austrian
territory, which agrees in most of the details with the narratives
before published. This account says that it seems certain that
this corps, which was detached towards the end of August to
Podlachia, was afterwards summoned back to the help of the
capital, but was prevented by the courage and ability of General
Rosen. As this corps was composed entirely of troops of the
line, it is difficult to understand why the Polish Commander-in-
Chief would have sent it to a distance from Warsaw just at the
decisive moment.

The Imperial Aulic Council of 'War has ordered the sanatory
cordon on the Leytha to be broken up, as the cholera has passed
it and spread to Vienna and the environs. The tumultuous
news in Paris have excited great apprehensions here, but the
firmness of M. Perier on this occasion is much admired. An
Austrian courier was dispatched this evening to Paris and another
to Berlin. We hope that the next accounts from Poland will
make Europe easy with respect to the fate of that country, as the
Emperor makes a point of shewing the greatest clemency, and go-
verning his peope whom he has recovered, by the force of con-
viction. Count Zamoyski, who left this city a month ago to
proceed to the headquarters of Count Paskewitsch, was already
acquainted with the generous intentions of the Emperor, and as
he was filled with gratitude towards him it is to be hoped that
he will be able to communicate this feeling to his countrymen,
and to revive their confidence in the future happiness of their
country.

VIENNA, SEPT. 9.7.—The Court Gazette announces that
his Imperial Majesty, reflecting on what has been observed by
experience, that the shutting up of the houses in which per_
sons lie ill of the cholera, or where any had died of an epi-
demic disorder, not only do not promote the desired object, but,
by exciting the fears of the families so insulated, increase the
susceptibility of the frame to receive the disease, has been
pleased to order that such measures shall cease, and that care
shall merely be taken for the purification of the linen and
wearing apparel, and of the dwelling itself. His Majesty has
further ordered, that in consideration of the inefficacy, the ex-
pense, and the inconvenience of the sanatory cordon, no addi_
tional cordon shall be established between Lower Austria and
the other provinces; and that the precautions to be observed
shall be confined to the local establishments and regulations
which have hitherto been found so useful and effectual. The
public has received with gratitude this paternal decision.
Yesterday afternoon there was a grand review of a large body
of troops by Lieut. Field-Marshal Baron Von Bakoupi, at which
their Majesties the Emperor and Empress, the King and Queen
of Hungary, the Archduke Francis Charles and his Consort,
and the other Archdukes were present. A❑ immense crowd of
spectators was collected as usual to this review, after which the
Imperial family returned to Schonbrunn.

Yesterday afternoon the private association established by the
paternal care of the Emperor, for the employment of necessitous
workmen, had its first meeting, at which his Excellency Count
Von Stagos presided; Prince Metternich, and Count Von Keno-
wrath were also present at the meeting.
VIENNA, SEPT. 26, 27.—Five per Cent. Metal. 79%; Four per
Cent. 69% 69; Bank Shares, 960.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAY.

FROM LLOYD'S.
DEAL, OCT. 9.—Wind W.S. W.—Arrived from the river, the
Neptune, Cumberlege, for Madras, and sailed with nearly
all the outward-bound ; and Elizabeth, Coulger, for New South
Wales.