The Sun.
London, England, 1831-09-02 00:00:00

VIENN,k, Att,L,,T 19.

The approach Of the rlitilera has tilled ever' mind with
alarm. The public hat given itself up so entirely to dread
that already several persons have died with fright or he-
come marl. All communication with ilt'mgarthat rich
and fertile country, from whence the capital deri. a almost
all its proviiititiS--har• ceased, and the price of every ar-
ticle is augmented. The city, with its suburbs, is divided
into fifty districts ; each district has four physicians. A
commissary is appointed to every four houses, who is bound
to visit them daily in order to prevent more than three
persons from slee,ring in the same ro im. In our house
every chamb,,r is furnished with a quantity of chlorate of
little, and fumigated every day with ‘,.neg,ar. It is recom•
mended that the mouth should lei Washed every Morn-
ing with viltegar3. and that a drop of es+enee of catno-
mi.le oh a piect of sugar, shoilid be taken fasting.
h'vt ry 'those must bb supplied with a ..illiantity dr vi-
negai., hei-bS, tea, l'. Inn -el, and It±iiterl §anil. The bo-
p. roe ha's given two mill'ons of florins towards the esta-
blishment of hospitals, to which purpose some of the
most extensive houses an I the theatre have been appro•
pri ited. They have been put miler the superintendence
lof a physician who has been praCtiSi'r'lg at I,'iarsaw. All
the citi7emi he7e he';_:ri learning the manual exercise, in or-
th!r tO '4(l the ddty of the city, the troops not being more
I than sufficient f.r the cordons. No one is all awed to go

three leagues from the capital without being furnished
with a certificate of health. At the same time carriages are
seen setting off in crowds for Switzerland and the Tyrol.
In the churches, the cholera is the grett object of the
prayers of all. On the Itith all the theatres will be shut.
Trade and manufactures are at an end, and the workmen
are without bread. All foreigners will be obliged to quit
the town in eight days, if they are without employment.
The country people are employed by the Emperor in cut-
ting a canal. The Emperor is going with the Court to
Schoenbrunn, the outside walls and windows of which are
closed with planks. The front part of the garden is bring
cleared, is order to receive a regiment of grenadiers and
four batteries of artillery. Belvidere and the Castle of
Schwartzburg are also being fortified in the same manner.

THE ARMY.

GENERAL ORDER.
Horse Guards, August 1, 1831.

His Majesty's Government having revised the Regula-
tions concerning the system of granting Land in the Bri-
tish Colonies of North America and Australia, so as to
ensure to the Officers of the Army wishing to become
Settlers the combined advantages arising from Rank and
length of Service, the King is graciou,ly pleased to declare
that Officers purchasing Land according to the Regulations
established in the respective Colonies shall, in proportion
to their Rank and Services, be entitled to a remission of
the Purchase Money, according to the following Graduated
Scale, on producing testiinoniale of unexceptionable Cha-
racter from the General Commanding in Chief :
Field Officers of 25 Years' Service and upwards, in the whole,
0/.
Field Officers of '2O Years' Service and upwards, in the whole,
230/.

Yield Officers of 15, or less, Years' Service in the whole, 2001.
Captains of 20 Years' Service and upwards, in the whole, 2001.
Captains of 15 Years' Service, or less, in the whole, 15-4
Subalterns of 20 Years' Service and upwards, in the whole, 150/.
Subalterns of 7 Years' Service, or less, in the whole, 100/.
In all other respects the Regulations promulgated to the
Army in the General Orders of the Bth June, 1826, 16th
of May, 1827, 24th August, 1827, 18th July, 1829,
and 2,lth February, 1831, remain in force.
By Command of the Right Honourable -
The General Commanding in Chief,
JOHN MACDONALD, Adj.-Gen.