The Sun.
London, England, 1831-11-18 00:00:00

DUTCIT PAPERS.

THE HAatlx, Nov. 13.—0 n the 11th of
his Excellency the Minister for Foreign Affairs
following communication to the Second Chamber
States-General :

" Gentlemen,—On the Ilth of August, just
termination of the memorable days in which Euro)
the reputation of our arms •o gloriously and
maintained, I repaired to your assembly to inform
the plenipotentiaries of the Five Powers assembled
conference at London bad resolved to interfere "
and Belgium—that they had assented to the .
eventually to be given by France to Belgium, and
cepted the offer of a fleet made by England, and
Dutch army had received orders to return into our
territory as soon as the French army should enter'
(The Minister here detailed toe subsequent events
conclusion of the armistice for weeks, and
cumatances, the result of which was the protocols
to 42. He then stated the substance of the
between the Conference and the Dutch Pleni,
tilt the 49th protocol, containing the 24 articles,
to regulate the separation between Belgium and

In answer to this protocol the Dutch Plen.,
Messrs. Falck and Zuylen de Nyevelt, say that the
though recognizing the care of the Five Powers '
serve the general peace, cannot depart from the
which the present negotiation has taken from its
origin. They declare, however, that according
instructions which they have received from their
they are authorized to discuss the modifications
24 articles must undergo, conformably to the
already adopted ; and to conclude and sign a trea.,
paration, calculated to preserve to Holland the rank
the patriotism and devotedness of its inhabitants have
cured it i❑ former ages, and which, in the present
of Europe, it doubly deserves to retain on account
loyalty, the courage, and the perseverance of the
race of its inhabitants. This note was dated Nov.
The Minister then stated, that while the
plenipotentiaries were discussing these articles, and
approaching termination of the armistice, the 50th
col appeared, calling on the British Government
a fleet to the Dutch coast, which was not to act
the King refrained from renewing hostilities against
In their answer to this protocol the Dutch pie
tiaries express the astonishment and the painful
sion which this protocol had caused in their
which they think was wholly uncalled for, his
having by no means expressed an intention of
hostilities on the 25th of October. On the
English Ambassador at the Hague was informed
order of the day was going to be issued to the
stating that the recommencement of hostilities
near at hand. This order of the day apr
on the 25th, before the protocol of the 24th was
the Hague. This note concludes as follows:
" In the present state of things, the King, why
causing hostilities to recommence, has observed
moderate course from which he has never devi
the less bind himself by engagements with respec:
eventual renewal, as nothing guarantees the
the Belgians, and as his Majesty cannot ackm
other Powers are authorized to restrict the right
and war which every independent Sovereign •
" Dated the 7th of November.
(Signed) "FALCK,
" H. VAN ZUYLEN VAN

" Such, gentlemen, said his Excellency, are
munications which I was commissioned to make
assembly. My plain report will, I flatter myself,
ficient to show the course of the negociations
last time that I appeared amongst you. The '
conscious of having in these important circumic
suited with zeal and firmness, but also with
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the welfare and interests of the country, " _
continued co-operation of your Assembly and of
nation, which you represent, to attain the great
which we aim—reasonable and equitable terms of
tion between Holland and Belgium, consistent '
existence as an independent nation."
The King has made numerous promotions in they
AMSTERDAM, N°ol4
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Exchange upon London
Two Months
Actual Debt, 234 per cent
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Voluntary Loan 6 per cent
—Dutch Papers, Nov. 14.

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