The Sun.
London, England, 1831-09-24 00:00:00

least from necessity) in favour of the great mea-
sure We have neither space nor time to in-
sert even one-third of the reports of the nume-
rous Reform meetings that we daily receive.

The disturbances at Paris, if they have not
altogether subsided, are at least diminished in
violence, though party spirit still runs high,
and the Ministry are still doubtful of their po-
sition. The debates in the Chamber of Deputies
have left them, it should seem, pretty nearly
where they found them. The Constitutionnel
asserts, upon authority of private letters from
Berlin, that the loss of the Russians in the cap-
ture of Warsaw amounted to 30,000 men, in-
cluding seven Generals.

The following are extracts from German Pa-
pers received this morning:—
VIENNA, SErr. 10.—The Bremen Gazette of the 6th an-
nounces, that on the 31st of August a woman, and on the Ist of
September her son, a young man, 20 years of age, died at
Trischan, in the county of Znaime, after a very short illness ;
and that to prevent the alarm that might otherwise he caused
by the circumstance, the Board of Health had ordered the bo-
dies to be examined and opened, when it was evident that the
deaths of these persons had been caused by inflammation of the
bowels, proceeding from their having eaten an immoderate quan-
tity- of unripe plums and other indigestible food, and from their
having refused all medical advice.
From the Lemburg Gazette of the 2d it appears, that on the Ist
there remained only 22 persons afflicted with cholera in that
city. From the commencement of the disorder, on the 2.241 of
May, to September 1, there had been at Lemburg,
Cases. Recoveries. Deaths.
4,993 2,553 2,613
According to accounts that had been received, there is not a
single patient with symptoms of cholera at Bruck, on the Leitha.
Five per Cent. Metalliques, 77 11.16; Four per Cent. ditto, 67
7-16 ; Bank Shares, 941.
BERLIN, Serr. 14.—His Majesty the Ring has issued a pro-
clamation respecting the measures which have hitherto been
adopted, and those which are henceforth to be observed, for pre-
venting the spread of the cholera. Though all the precautions
taken have not been able to prevent the introduction of the dis-
order, they have been attended with very beneficial effects : yet
as experience since the appearance of the disease in our provinces
has thrown new light on the subject, his Majesty has ordered the
existing regulations to be revised and modified, in consequence
of which a great change is to be made with respect to the sani-
tary cordon in the interior of the kingdom, which has been
found to be highly detrimental to the interests of the peoplC, and
which besides could not be continued in the autumn to the same
extent. His Majesty has, therefore, ordered other measures in
each commune, which, with God's blessing, will, he hopes, be
found effectual, but in which it is absolutely necessary that
the peoplethemselves, on whose obedience to the laws his Majesty
places entire confidence, should concur. To this proclamation is
annexed a notice from the Board of Health, by which the mili-
tary cordons are almost every where suppressed. The quarantiEe
stations on the frontiers will be retained. The line of quaran-
tine for travellers and merchandize to be fixed at five days. Tra-
vellers cannot be hindered from passing through the towns and
villages. Persons residing in houses that are closed cannot be
obliged to remain there more than five days. Navigation to be
free in those provinces in which the cholera prevails.
Various public works are ordered to employ labourers who are

in want of work.
HANOVER, SErr. 12.—The report that the Elector will
shortly go on a journey is renewed since the return of M. \Vied-
erhold, who, as a Member of the Deputation of the Estate
lately waited on the Elector, and expressed their wish that his
Royal Highness might return to Cassel. It is supposed that the
Elector will go to French Switzerland, and appoint a Regency
during his absence, of which the Electoral Prince will be at the
head. A change in the Ministry is also spoken of.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAY.

FROM LLOYD'S.

DEAL, SEPT. 23.—wind S.W.—Arrived the Hope, Sinclair,
from the South Seas.
PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. 23.—Wind S.W.—Sailed the Triumph,
Green, for the Cape and Bombay.
MARGATE, Serr. 23.—Arrived the John, Buschman, Ward,
from juebec.
DOVER, SEPT. 23.—Arrived the Boreas, Decker, from St.
Croix.
HOLYHEAD, SEPT. ::',2.—Arrived the Spring, Hill, from
Demerara.
LIVERPOOL, Seer. 22.—Arrived the Janthe, Percy, from
Newfoundland.
GREENOCK, Setter. 21.—Arrived the General Wolfe, Wright,
from Jamaica.
DUBLIN, Seer. 21.—Arrived the Rose, Steel, from Leghorn.
WATERFORD, Seer. 20.—Arrived the Alert, Warren, from
Newfoundland.
CO RK, Serr.2o.—Arrived the Jane, Strickland, from Laguayra.
RAMSGATE, Surr. 23.—The Gazelle, Burbridge, from Bahia,
ran on the Goodwin Sand early this morning, but has been
assisted off by boats from Deal, and is now proceeding for the
Downs.

The Fortuna, Brenson, from Sunderland to Bremen, was lost
at Eye!land the 15th inst.,and master and cook drowned.