The Sun.
London, England, 1831-04-04 00:00:00

question—What are the representatives to our inde-
pendence,—what is our situation with respeet to
flollatad,—what changes have taken place since the
last protocols communicated to us ? A protocol of
the 2d of March has been spoken of.
M. Van de Weyer—There is no protocol of the
2d of March, or the end of February.
MARcH 31.—M. Leclerq assigns as a reason for
his resignation, that he thinks the mission of the
Congress is terminated.

The Minister of Finance gave some explanation
relative to the loan. All the conditions proposed
have appeared too onerous, and it would now be
difficult to obtain favourable terms since the great
fall in the funds at Paris. However, the services
for April are provided for, and 5,000,000 have been
received for March only. As a loan cannot be con-
tracted for, the Minister is obliged to propose a
decree, dividing the amount among the provinces—
viz., 8,000,000 to be advanced on the land-tax, and
4,000,000 on the personal tax. Another project of
Liw proposed by the Minister is to make a deduction
from the salaries of public officers from April 1 to
December 31, 1831. The Minister of the Interior
proposed a project of law for rendering the Ist divi-
sion of the Civic Guard moveable till the 31st of
December.

Six projects of law were read : they are as follow :
--By the first, the Belgian Government declares to
King William that if he does not within a month
renounce the possession of Limburg, Luxemburg,
the left bank of the Scheldt, and the citadel of
Antwerp, he would be compelled by arms.

" 2. The first division of the Civic Guard is ren-
dered moveable within 24 hours from the date of
the decree..

" 3. Orders a forced loan of 12,000,000.
" 4. Whoever shall excite,by means of. the press,
the return of the Nassau family, shall be declared
guilty of high treason.
5. The authori of the scenes of pillage shalt I e
sought out, arrested, and brought to trial : in future
the authorities shall be obliged to oppose such ex-
ceses by force of aims.
" The National Congress is declared to be dis-
solved on the 25th of April, and the Chambers are
convoked for the Ist of May.—Ordered to be printed
and referred to the sections."

M. Van de Weyer read a long report on the situ•
ation of Belgium when he ceased to be Minister for
Foreign Affairs.

M.-de Rabat'lx proposed to have the report and
the annexed documents printed.
M. Rogier said it was a volume, and opposed the
printing from motives of economy.
It was resolved that the rrport and documents
should be printed.

A Liege Paper says that 200,000 francs will hardly
make good the damage that has been done.
The Vrai Patriote appeared again on Friday, the
Ist of April. It gave an extremely long account of
the late riots, and the attack on its printing-office, on
which occasion great service was done by about
twenty young men, volunteers in the corps of Char-
loter, who, commanded by one of their officers, M.
Haniverts, drove away the plunderers, and made
them abandon their plunder.
ANTWERP, MARCH 30.—1 t is affirmed that yes-
terday afternoon, bet weer' four andSve o'clock, the
powder magazine at Bergen-op-Zoom, whh 1,200
barrels of powder, blew up'. Later accounts say it
was a manufactory of cartridges, that 500 persOns
were killed, and a whole street destroyed. These
statements are doubtless exaggerated.--Brussels
Papers, April 2.
(From the Hamburg Reporter.)
WARSAW, MARCH 21.—tteport says that the
Emperor Nicho!as is expected at Bialystock, whither
Count Diebitsch is gone to have a,. interview with
his Majesty. In the open country, the Russians
curt inue to burn and destroy every thing which they
cannot car.y off. Many of the exces,e3 committed
by our enemies are of so revolting a nature, that the
Commander-in-Chief contemplates sending to ask
Erebitsch whether they take place with his consent,
and to threa•en measures of retaliation if the system
continues. De.erters from the Russian army arrive -
daily at our four posts. Yesterdy several hundred of
thrm completely armed were to be seen in the streets
of the capital. An Austrian corps of 4,000 men,
with 12 piece., of artillery, is said to have taken up
a position near Cracow. The latest letters from
Berlin mention the arrival of the young Prince Czar-
toryski iii that capital, supposed to have been sent
by his father to sound the King of Prussia, with a
view to ascerain how far that sovereign might be
disposed to act the part of mediator between Russia
and Poland.

(From the Hamburg Reporter, March 28.)

Our latest accounts from Warsaw are of the 22d
instant, but contain nothing of interest. The War-
saw papers have lately come to an understanding
with one another, to be extremely reserved in com-
municating any intelligence respecting the military
operations of the different Polish corps; it having
been found that the RusStarts were regularly and
promptly supplied with the Warsaw papers by their
secret agents in the city.
An active guerilla warfare continues, in the mean
time, by which the Russian army must be dreadfully
harassed. A courier with de‘patches front General
Oiebitsch was lately captured by one of the Polish
free corps.
(From the Hamburg Reporter, March 29.) -;i:
The accounts from Warsaw reach to the 24th
inst. A heavy cannonade has been heard in the di-
rection of Ostrolenka. Report said, that a battle
had been fought in that neighb9urhood, the result of
which had been unfavourable to the Russians.
Count Diebitsch had his headquarters on the 7th
instant at Macibjowece.
BORSEN-HALLE, FOUR P.M —A new loan of
42,000,000 forms, has been announced by the
Dutch Miniitter of Finance, to bear 6 per cent. in-
terest, and the capital to be paid in 16 years:
The Dutch Government expect to negociate the
whole amount at 95.

Stock of every kind is firm to-day, and a good
deal of business has been done for money as well as
for time. Discount, 211 per cent.

End of March.
5.5%
87%
861'
1460
71!i
98

Anglo-Danish Loan 3 per Cent.
Anglo-Russian Loan
Hamburg-Russian Loan
Polish Bonds ...
Austrian Bank Shares
New Austrian 4 per Cents ........
New Hanoverian 5 per Cent
—Hamburg Reporter to 30th of March.

COUNTRY CORN MARKETS.

DURING LAST WEEK.

Wheat. Barley. I Oats,

Beans.

Per Quarter.

E. to B.
70

s. to s.
44

s. to s.

S. to S.

Carmarthen-.
Hexham---

33 31
34 441

Morpeth

22 29
f 28
- 34

50 52
40 49

Pedith

Sliettield

Winchester —...

Per Bushel.
Coventry
Newcastle (Staff.)
Northallertou
Stafford
Swansea
Warwick ---

34 40
s. d. E. d.
48 54
60 66
36 46
59 62
44 46
46 50

3 30
s. d. s. d.
36 40
49 53
33 40
36 4 0
0 2 8
26

42 46
s. d. I. d.
56 60
5 9 6 0
59 66
72 66
00 00
73 70

Per 8011.
Barnardeastle ..,—.
Durham .....,--...

90 120
90 103
90 90
90 100

74 98
56 76
60 86
58 70

96 116
100 110
11 9 11 6
00 00

Richmond ..--,...
Stockton ........,—...