The Sun.
London, England, 1831-12-24 00:00:00

(From the Journal des Debats.)

FRENCH FUNDB.—Three per Cents. 69f. 20c. ; Five
per Cents. 97f. sc.
(From the Temps.)
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They think today that the news so promptly received
from St. Petersburgh has been fabricated, to counteract
the Belgian loan, by some banking-house.
The Papers do not contain any other news of conse-
quence.

The following are extracts from Dutch, Ger-
man, and Brazil Papers, received this morning.
The Brazil Papers state that there was a great
disturbance at Rio de Janeiro on the 28th, and
that three of the rioters were killed :
Tux HAGUE, DEC. 18.—The Grand Chamber of the
States General, before the public sitting on Friday, was
long assembled in a Secret Committee, at which the Mi-
nister of Finance was present. It is said that this Com-
mittee was very important, and that great unanimity pre-
vailed in it. The remarks of the sections on the project
of law for a loan of 138 millions, to meet the extraordinary
expences of the war, which the maintenance, the protec-
tion, and the promotion of the honour, the independence,
and the welfare of the country may require in the year
of 1832, were discussed, answered, and explained.
Yesterday the central section had an interview with the
Minister of Finance.

The Amsterdam Handasidad gives a report from
Berlin that the Emperor of Russia refuses to ratify the
treaty of peace--(this report has already been given).
Some persons doubt whether this news is in all respects
true, but it seems certain that it is not wholly unfounded,
and it is affirmed here that favourable news has been re-
ceived from Russia. . .

.....
Tux HAGUE, DEc 20.—The Second Chamber, in its
sitting yesterday, received several projects of law relative
to financial matters ; many petitions, chiefly objecting to
some of the new taxes, were presented.
The Engli.h Ambassador yesterday evening received a
courier from Brussels, who was again despatched to that
city with all spetd.
AMSTERDAM, DEC. '2O.
Actual Debt, 9.1,4 per cent :39c,, to 44J
Amon Syndic, 4k, per cent 6.14 to 65'
Ditto, ditto, per cent.
Voluntary Loan, 6 per cent 86% to 87
Exchange upon London, one month ll 90
Two Months

BRESLAU, DSc.! 9.—Accounts from Warsaw say tha
the library of the University is closed. All teaching o
the French language in the schools ceases, and the Russian
is to be introduced.

RIGA, DEC. 3.—The Grand Duke Michael arrived here
to-day from Warsaw.
STOCKHOLM, Drc. 6.—We learn from Fahlen that on
the 17th of November, at half-past six in the morning,
there was a shock of an earthquake during a violent stortn
from the north ; the shock was accompanied by a loot;
explosion.
The cholera has appeared in the Russian town of Kern,
on the White Sea. It has ceased at Helsinsfors, and has
considerably abated in Borgo and Abo, but it is said that
it has appeared in Lovisa, where one death bad occurred.
HANOVER, Dec. 14.—A proclamation of the Board of
Health has been issued, crating that the cholera baying
for the present ceased in this kingdom, it has been re-
solved to remove some of the restrictions hitherto imposed
on travellers.

The cholera having appeared in Prague, and other parts
of Bohemia, the Government of the Kingdom of Saxony
has resolved that as it is impossible at this season of the
year to subject vessels that may yet arrive to 20 days' qua-
rantine, the frontier of tie kingdom of Saxony is closed
against all vessels from Bohemia, coming down the Elbe.
WARSAW, Drc. 11.—The accession of his Majesty
the Emperor and King, was solemnized on the 2d in the
capital towns of all the provinces of the kingdom of Poland.
Count Lubinski, General of the Polish army, has re-
turned to this city from Moscow.
The Warsaw Gazette says, that the 22 fine pictures
which were in the Museum of the Jesuits at Plozk, are
intended for the academy of fine arts at St. Petereburgh.
The bridge over the Vistula is repaired, and a great
quantity of provisions brought from the right bank of the
liver to Warsaw.