The Sun.
London, England, 1831-08-15 00:00:00

men, therefore, fired without order, and the Grand
Juries have thrown out all the Mils of Indictment
The facts will scarcely bear a comment. The ye,.
marry, the worst description of force in any other
country, is worse and mole obnoxious in Ireland
than any others and if the ►whole were disbanded, it
would do more to promote and irs,.te ti:c tranquil-
lity of Ireland thrill tripling their numb►r;, or
doubling the regular military force the misgovern-
ment of Irellnd has rendered necessary to he kept
there. Let Mr. STANLEY inform himscli.

In the course of the discussion on the itlurm
Bill on Saturday in the. House of Commons, the
CHANCELLOR Of tho EXCHEQUER mentioned an im-
portant alteration in the 10/. franchise in towns, viz.
that weekly tenants, if they have occupied their
houses for twelve months antecedent to the time of
registration, are to have a vote, and that tenants
under copyholders are to be put on the same foot-
ing as tenants under leaseholders. These are
very material improvements, as they will have
the effects of still further extending the consti-
tuency, and are meant no doubt as a sort of set-
off to that most obnoxious portion of the Bill which
regards divisions of counties. Nevertheless, Lord
ALTHGRP will find that the country will soon speak
its opinions pretty plainly on the sulject of this of-
fensive clause.

We have but just -received (three o'clock) the
Ilamburg, Reporter, and have merely time to refer
our readers to its contents:—
WARSAW, AUGUST I.—Several detachments of Rudiger's
corps have crossed the Vistula, and have already been engaged
in several skirmishes with our troops. In Kalisz disturbtinees
broke out on the approach of the Russian troopo. Two Germans,
Meat zel, a confectioner, and Itepham, a manufacturer, supported
by some German workmen, tore down the Polish eagles
and hoisted the Russian in their stead, attempting also to pro:
cure the election of the new President. Colonel Myszkowski
entered the town, and soon restored order. Mentzel is said to
have been hanged, and Replian is to be brought to Warsaw.—
General Dembinski continues to maintain himself in Lithuania,
at the head of upwards of 10,000 men. The insurrection is by
no means suppressed, and several corps of partisans carry on a
harrassing system of warfare against the Russians. The Countess
Plater and her aide-de-camp have arrived here.
FRONTIERS Of' POLAND, Atli. 6.
The Polish army, which had taken up a position between Kolo
and Lowicz, was attacked at the first place on the !st inst. by the
Russian troops with no inconsiderable loss. The Poles in conse-
quence found themselves coznpelled entirely to give up that posi-
tion, and to concentrate themselves between Jocharzew and War-
saw. It may therefore be expected that a decisive battle will take
place near the town of Bionic, which is situated in these parts;
the result of which is expected with the greatest anxiety.; since,
if they should lose the battle, the Poles will have nothing left on
this side of the Vistula but Warsaw, and there is nothing to
hinder the Russian army from advancing towards that city,
which is may three. (fifteen): miles from Bionic, especially as
General Rudiger has already began to cross the Vistula at
Pulawy with his corps.
The head-quarters of Field-Marshal Paskewitsch, which were
on the 28th at Kowal, and the next day at Gostinin, were, ac-
cording to the last accounts, removed on the 3d to Lowicz, where
they now are. The Russian force on this side of the Vistula has
lately received a considerable accession of force by the junction
of the corps of General Genteuzwig, which was before at Lonna.
and crossed the 'Vistula on the 28th ult. Some accounts state it
at fourteen thousand, others at twenty thousand men, with sixty
pieces of cannon.
The passage over the Vistula at Lenge, is said to be accom-
panied by eight thousand men, with forty cannon.
On the side of the Poles very great exertions have been
made to collect as great a number of men as possible, and all
the troops stationed about Kalish and Bonin have been obliged
to repair in all haste to join the main army ; it is still uncertain,
however, whether they will be able to join before a battle has
taken place near Kolo, and whether they are not already cut
off from the main body. At Kalish itself great consternation
prevails, and the entrance of the Russian troops is expected.
WARSAW, Atalusy I.—lt is said that the Austrians are
marking out a camp for several thousand men near Podgorge,
rend making preparations to erect a bridge over the Vistula on
the frontiers of Silesia and the territory of Cracow.
LEIPSI(', AUGUST 7.—Letters from Brody of July 27, say
that the cholera has entirely ceased there; others from Jassy, of
the 25th of July say, that the cholera had greatly abate for souse
weeks past. Four thousand Christians and Jews had fallen
victims to the disorder.
Patrols of CossackS were seen the day before yesterday at now,
a league from Sochaczew. Letters from Flock say, that the
enemy's cavalry is in good condition, but not the infantry.
HAMBURG, AUG. 12.—According to official accounts the
cholera has broken out in the village of Sadtke, on the road from
Nockel and Wirfitz. Twenty-one persons had been taken ill, of
whom eight had died.

HA MBURG„‘uo. 12.—BORSEN HALLE, FOUR o'CLocx.
—The supply of Wheat continues limited. Bye heavy, owing to
several sales by auction. A few parcels of upland Barley have
been taken for exportation. From the 30th ult. to the sth instant,
sixty-eight cargoes of Corn passed the Sound, of which twenty
were bound to British ports.

Weight Rix dollars.
Wheat, Silesian and Bohemian - 120 to 125 I'3o to 105
- Anhalt, white ll5 to 122...,..115 to 125
- red 117 to 127 'l5 to 125
- Meckleiiburgh
Funds arc ;..-'2 per cent higher thin yesterday. Discount -has
risen to 4 per cent. in consequence of large quantities of silver
having again been sent to St. Petersburg!' and Vienna.
End of August.
Anglo-Danish Loan 3 per Cent.
Anglo-Russian Loan B4
Hamburg-Russian Loan BO
Polish Bonds B5
Austrian Bank Share= 950
Ditto Metalliques
New Austrian 4 per Cents GI

A Cabinet Council assembled at the Foreign
Office in Downing-s'reet, this day, at twelve o'clock,
which was attended by the following of his M,jesty's
Ministers :—The Lord CHANCELLOR, the Marquis
of LANSDOWNE, Viscounts GODERIcII and MEL-
BOURNE, Lord ALTISORP, the Right lion. CHARLES
GRANT, Sir JAMES GRAHAM, Lord HOLLAND, Lord
JOHN RUSSELL, Earl of CARLISLE, Duke of RICH-
3tOND, and Mr. STANLEY.

This forenoon, at eleven o'clock, there was a very
numerous assemblage of the Members of the House
of Commons at the residence of Lord Atintoui)
Thwning-sireet, upon matters connected with the
Reform Bill.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAY.)

FROM

UEAI.. AI:G. 13 AM) 11.--. Wind E.—Arrived the Dublin
packet, Harman, from Havanna!). His Majesty's ships Tweed
and Victor have joined the squadron, and remain.
PORTSMOUTH, AUG. 13 AND 14.—Wind variable.—Sailed
the Hope transport, Walters, for Havr:.
FALMOUTH, At:G. 13.—Wind variable..—Arrked the
Courier, Robertson, from Lima. Sailed the Stanmer packet for
Lisbon.

Extract from the Agent to Lloyd's at Ostend, dated Aug 13:
—" The Dutch have taken np all the buoys from hence to Flush-
ing on each side the entrance of the Scheldt. The report of a
privateer being off this coast is not confirmed."
The Fame, of Liverpool, was taken pirates in Loango Bay,
Africa, the 9th of April; three of the crew escaped; the master
and five men were left on board.