The Sun.
London, England, 1831-03-10 00:00:00

is worse than open war. The regular force must be re
--i
oa
and this will cause expenses that will exceed the prot cot
The Minister of Finance showed that the Governln.lettl(
not go on without a loan. The accounts for 1830 are not
and the deficiency is greater than was sup ed • the gnatosand
the Provisional Government, the Civil List of the rer
the Budget. Taxes to a large amount are Theo nip
I!?!.gri
600,000 florins of the excise on wine. The manufat!_nugf,
340,000 florins, which cannot be recovered, and debts c_`,',i,ot
by the old Government must be paid. Luxemburg .c°c"c give
the taxes. A letter from the receivers of that proviti.re
melancholy picture of it. The last five months of !c.iedatt!
due. The Minister then shelved the necessity Of ;Toon,
contracting a loan, and examined the security that
fered on the three suppositions of its future situa!:"r its
its union with Holland; its union with France;
dependence. irt
'OO
Thi., Sitting of the 7th vras npt irktei•pstni.
lioAnsftexrVassonindet3
debate, the to46hetpro wo,ie;tto4law for a loan of tyre-
BRUSStisS, MARCB Ellarle,S. Le. lon,
from Belgiunt to the Court of France, set °Lit f ten,
The chief inhabitants of Antwerp have signed a darner;
the Congress, recommending the revocation of the „„owe
eluding the Members of the House of Orange from 3" r
Belgium, 1,
LUXEMBURG, MARCII s.—His Highness the Duli,u%e,,,
Civil and Military Governor of the Grand Duchy °„.eife"
burg, made his entry into this city today, and valsjt,te6,
the Hotel of the Government by a deputation of the fpct f
BERLIN, FEB. 27.—The St. Petersburgh Journal; of lo
contain extracts from the reports of the commanue"ot 0,1;
cal corps in the kingdom of Poland, annexed to the retacheve4
Commander-in-Chief of the Bth February. Prince Scny
says his troops met with no resistance, had not seen 'ndfle.ji.
inhabitants, and had been received by the Magistrate 3 Ow
in some instances with the ringing of the church bell:40:
General Manderstern gives a siiriilaracttitint Of his en 'f
Augustowo. All the civil authorities and crowds °re cto!
habitants came to meet the troops with bread and sail, oleib
them with enthusiasm and expressions of submission 10
authority.
tV
General Count Pahlen says, the inhabitants seem— toffy„
share in the insurrection. General Count Witte szYs,''xt,`i!,t
passed the frontiers at CechanoyAez. The inhabitarn'oes.o.
seemed disposed to resist, but, dfter some parleying, lie IsJ,
gates, delivered up their arms, replayed the arms of,_,tf,
dom, and re-established the legal authority of his MlP:gteoje
the troops advanced farther, they were received with OP-4 tJ,e
joy by the inhabitants, who declared that they
from the yoke of their actual Government. 'Theyfe7tlie
up their arms. The inhabitants of Neva declared tni 01.
clamation which they had read made them quite e!,
people nowhere show any enthusiasm in the unjust cauje
heavy requisitions of the Provisional Government 113' tjo
the ardour of those who at first supported it. 091
BERLIN, FEB. 28.—The Konigsbargh Gazette sals,nd
sacred column of the Russian Guards, under the Ora
Mic WARSAW,
is now assembling at Kawen. e,
R FEB. Municipal Council annollte
elections for new Counsellors are to take place in the clu
the city, viz. four for each quarter.
to Si'e
to
The inhabitants of the capital are requested not git 0
wounded any brandy, many having died from drinki'', SO
rather to send soups and warm victuals to the hospitll'
they are much wanted.
67)4's 'VI :NNA, FEB. 26.—Four per Cent. Rletalliques,
Shares, 938.

HOUSE OF LORDS.-(THIS DOI

The House sat in a Committee of Privileges this
o'clock.

MACDONALD PEERAGEi . peerPree
CW
The Committee resolved that the claimant n this
made out his right to vote at the election of Represents"
i
for Ireland, and ordered accordingly.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS-
OA'

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FROM LLOYD'S. fvf
PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 9.—Arrived the Prince,
from Malta.
SOUTHAMPTON, MARCH 9.—Arrived the Peaec' Fo
from St. Michael's.
POOLE, MARCH 9.—Arrived the Dolphin, Hon
Lisbon.
TORBAY, Moot 9.—Arrived the Speedy, FoLeber, 11,
Michael's.
Jolly,
PLYMOUTH, MARCH B.—Arrived the Hero, ft,
Requijado.
FALMOUTH, MARCH B.—Arrived the City of Ger*
Port-au-Prince. A 9°l,
BRISTOL, MARCH B.—Arrived the Caledonia, ,-„1501
from Jamaica; Charlotte, from St. John's, N. B. ; Geode
Fourth, from St. Michael's; and Brothers, from Genoa:o4
LIVERPOOL, MARCH B.—Arrived the Majestic, 'os;‘,
from New Orleans ; Shaw, Davis, from Mobile ; am; Ai
Prince, from Savannah. OW port, the Paragon, fr011!,",,,e,
CLYDE, MARCH B.—Arrived the John Scott,from m`ny,
Frances, Griffiths, from New York; and Liberty, Pen .?
Genoa.
CHESTER, MARCH B.—Arrived the Meredith,
from Teneriffe.

The Lady Mary Pelham packet has sailed for the B.—(001,
Th • Phaeton, Olivia, from St. Maloes to Southall, ./
driven upon Wardon Ledge, Isle of Wight, on TUC
and filled with water.

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CP
CITY, TWELVE O'CL—()
„DV
The express from Paris this morning is of considebr;
portance, and we are sorry to perceive it announces t'is
tunate fate of the Poles, and that the capital, WarsaW,c,
possession of the /tussians. We have no particulars 00
. accounts as vet of this important event, but there is
,iect•
reason to believe that there can be no doubt on the st!"ot,
our City article of the day before yesterday we stated is ti
private letters from Holland mentioned the above fad. ~crse
quence of the above information our Funds have
Two opinions at present prevail on the success of ,f
slang, one of preventing the further progress
lution on the Continent, and by which means jot,'
peace will be maintained—the other opinion is v0:I
tria, Prussia, and Russia will form a strong sFe' eoct"oi
check the revolutionary principles of the present a
vernment and the French nation, who will not liste'ot
dictates of the three above Powers, consequently
take h '
lace.
ic
We have the following from Berlin, of Feb. 28, .h 1
that nine corps d'armee are ready, and the King of YrOthe,,
written to the King of France representing to him thantioe
measures of hostile demonstrations cannot long CO dot 0
0
the same time the King of Prussia assures him ~e13„1
single Russian soldier shall put foot on his territory?:,
cerely wishes to maintain peace, but at the same W. i pr'j
Louis Phillippe to put an end to the uncertainty wh soo
at present in regard to the question of peace or W 30,61
mands the cause of the destination of the armarn`e
„ov
are going forward on the frontiers of the Ithinjeo'd
Guillaume who commands on the Rhine, haiaaps
a reinforcement of troops, and the Prussian Polish tr
their march for that destination.
t onsols, which left off yesterday at 74% for th
.7,11
opened at the same price, soon after they went up to , gai"
for money they were done at 7:p, owing to the grea`,ooo
money stock ; they are at present 75% % for the ac`
756 % for money. pot'
We have no arrivals this morning of consequences„
ship letter has come to hand.
The first reading of the Reform Bill without el,i^"."l
given some spirit to the Funds. alt °
In the Foreign Market there is little or nothing doing

BRITISH FUND&

Bank Stock,
India ditto,
3 per Cent. Cons. 75'41.$
Ditto, tbr the Acct. 71•3 s
3 per Cent. Bed.
3%{ per Cent.

Ditto, Reduoed,
Ditto, New, S 4 '6) •"'
Cent. Four per Cen
India Bonds, 1 ," 11
Exchequer Bills, '

FOREIGN FUNDS
Brazilian, 56% 7% freek, r 2 4 .e.
LIMOS Ayres Mexican, 35% wil4
Chibau 20, 2,1% Peruvian, 13% 1
~,
Colombian, 15% 14 Portuguese, 42 9 "-,
Danish, 56% 7% Prussian
French S per Cent. 81% 2% Ruseiaa;eaq
Ditto S per Cent. 51% 2% BPaaisHALF-hPASaTIS34T t ••a Y
Asteif '-'1)
.b
were,
Be,
emhfoaary
erechtuh.seis:c-m-loso
closed this
seen the following letter, -044,
this letter we received inibill
Praga having been taken by storm by the Russians, !I, -
which was partly burnt down, has surrendered at dlo'o
HALF-PASTh to
The Dutch steamer is expected every hour, whjcarssl,
will bring further particulars of the taking of 1",,i, Pl',ll 1
Russians; but the letters from Antwerp, received t" t, OA!
of the Bth inst. unfortunately confirm the above evcq:f pa' ' A
addition that Praga was taken by storm, and Wars'tioe• i
stroyed by fire previous to its surrendering by disereorlf
Consols have not maintained their price since Wt., A ii
the morning, when they were done at 75% % for the 01
at present they are 75%.
OP
An Anti-Reform petition is getting ready in the
do not suppose it will have much weight. 401
In the Foreign Market little doing.
~ f, 0 ;ioe‘
THREE O'v'iiii°4ll;
~ . ,
We understand that the official despatches 10or` 0,1
the taking of Warsaw by the Russians. It is„:,:efeot;i.,4
Forty thousand of the Polish army have 0,7 r-An P;0„
inhabitants of Warsaw, it is said, wanted to rna.e, t theier
resistance after the defeat of the Poles at PragaC,l:g t 7 i
cipality of Warsaw remonstrated with them, wi,_Aul. pre' 1,"
the efflision of blood, and the town being storni`-'
them to surrender to the Russians. 4
Consols, 75i.
105.
FOUR O'CLOCK.—CLOSING 1711- / -
,
DCmitntosoflsor Account 775511
Brazilian Bonds.. 57i
Buenos Ayres . . . . Peruvian3DfaeGreek,nx i
sieh.:B:
21185. }.'.....:. /'/s>' .1
#
Chilian Ditto .... 20 Russian ..... ". I
Columbian, 1824 Spanish ...... '''s
,i 0
Or 14
. --, --= ~,
Apl.,;()
THE DOGGREL LAMENT of the liCh'e'DP
FOR C—LL—GT—N on the FIRST By
the REFORM BILLS.
Ohl Call--gt—n, my doxy pet,
My rotten borough " violet," ..
My locks are shorn, •.
From thee I'm torn.
By fell Reform, 'mid jeers and scorn,
And reft of all, save wealth, forlorn.
..,," '
Your favours, my dear,
Would have made me a Peer }ob' eta
(How sweet was the sound of'. my Lord 0.
But, Call—gt—n, bereft of you,
The coronet recedes from view,
And I sigh forth a sad adieu! adieu.
I.ool'
• A chosen title of a would-be ti,
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ILO ,of iOA
At the Lancaster Ass.zes, George s 160$
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spinner, was indicted for a rape oft Not,ii
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a girl fifteen years old, at 014111 am• 005 for Or
PETER WRIGHT, JOHN JOHNSON, To Go ef, 1.,
iandng HaT.idßo Slayingrt w E I,
JLO‘tivNe reci zdA:Rext eHd:
91/11:1StibiseolocIliygje,,
aiding and abetting him at Huline, war
The Jury found the prisoners G. tiiii,:oty 0011,1:1
tiseir:nets uisnitilkeerlaytatno dbetistoatfatriLleed-
be
%fell °
riii:
accords wrds instead of lines. This, it will 'oll°
theplanpar,eilelisbeelyawdhiethreodutro.s_ugligersitgiohni•on 16°,:eite.

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