The Sun.
London, England, 1831-08-23 00:00:00

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Jur& d that the return
rdig iurn to fresh aggression
re t hat you appreciate tht it
ref t proofs on Oil occatiwa, 'duo
j,,e,ve shown to slia,-e the enthusias.
belie ved tat the couetry required it.
" I tlittik you for Ole confidence
Toe. Strang in your support, my Ga
clvtlded to repress the factious, who migh
to prdnice agitation in the interior ; and i
t,o conduct our foreign relations in such a .
—tire ihn maintenance of peace without ev.
o;l,ilzt,g either the national honour or the tn
Of coerce.

WARSAW, AUG. 3.—The General-inA
hit Warsaw yesterday, and I leave this evening. I
ern avpointed a Captain in a regiment of Lancers, h
k ttacl esi to the General Staff. I was a Lieutenant of Ca
:a 1813, and was, therefore, entitled to the rank
-valry in'
,•aivert me. I shall write you from the army,
they have
nod your le.tters will he forwarded to be. We have now
offensive upon both sides the Vistula, and
-again taken tht2
so you must bear of something decisive.
• within a week or
soinst PASKEWITSCII is sixty thousand
The main army
• atrong, with at least two hundred pieces of artillery? the
without even excepting the French.
very best in the word,
fined to die or conquer. They know
All our men are determ
well whom they fight, and what they fight for ; there is
ran empty toasting here, but a. determination so very fixed,
-that we shall see dreadful havoc. My conviction is, that
ll be a decided and
_:if the Bttasians accept the battle, it wi
aa,e3sive vi we defend with our
ctoiy for the holy cause
Aleaaes and souls. This morning Gen. DEMBINsKI has ar-
.4i,..ed e'rorn Lithuania with 5,500 men and eight field
pit,,,,5,.. he bas fought his way from Lithuania with his
has captured two RUSbiall Generals, nearly
little Ina ;
:one thousand prisoners, a large quantity of ammunition,
-and some Marley, As all his men have horses, it will be
..of very great :avail to O 3 at this moment; and again, I re-
Teat, that I do not think it possible that we should be de-
-Seated. We have Nut as yet received the KING'S speech.
,Such has been the: depreciation of property in
Deniantak that, according t‘.: a recent traveller in that
country, an estate of 300 acres, with an elegant mansion,
built at an expense of 26,0001., has be.:n recently sold fur
1,2001., and the purchaser aceomtnudated with a delay of
.
two years to pay t'a.e. money in.
IRON TRADE.—it is stated that, as a means
of rescuing this branch of manufacture from its peesent
, xaeelangs of the iron.mastera
state of unwonted depression
have beer' held in the principal distri.es, and resolutions
unanimously adopted for effecting a reduethet to the extent
made, aaa ahaae deputa-
of about one-fourth of the quantity
*ions met on the 10th at Gloucester, to arrange aa.to she
riott:: efficient ,ruode of earryirg thaaet,resttions into cqatai
ration. By these :.nemures, the 'lu,e4j".t)',lsl'.'zil be,,dmitniinisbed
per WeeK.; and • % kt
1,.;e1..:t.;;, p..tiated to
about 3,060 tons
,year, . t .V; he,a,
coati
the limited make :.!)r 3
156,000 tons of iron less product_d (!ori.no• the next tw.ave
months. We undetaitand that the ;rfn, i'rade. in Scotland
has participated in the general depression, ig.,, ;41. as the ob.
tainable price has not remunerated the expellee 4 ilitl-
facture and the large amount of capital invested ; but fr.val
the superiority of the quality, and the comparatively small
quantity made, there is at peseta very little stoat no hand.
...-Eilinbae9h We:rarer.

•mnious allegations. The presentation of this
k. ;tion occasioned much desultory conversation,
Pe- it was finally ordered to lie on the table. In
'lliCk - •irse .4 the evening Sir R. PEEL asked
t'ne' 0"` -1 for how long the House would adjourn,
;whet ''''
now h:-.en sitting for a most unusual
.'
~
t\ •
c t:...m e,
as it 1 and 5,'00d in need of an adjourn-
length o, - Gal AL.:}tosP replied, that at pre-
ment ? L
sent lie was i.. afraid he
.could only promise the
i 1/1,- over the Corona-
short-
-11, I iscellanem .
adjournmes ,s Estimates, and
t of a 0-
Lion. The Irish .: cs Bill, closed
t,%e Wine Duti,
he proceedings o
the discussions onf
the,
night.

The Nitrenzblog Correspondent, of ./...:gust
14, states that it has been affirmed for some
daj's
past, that the military A
Pty parations in the Austrian
monarchy which were tely suspended are to be
resumed, and the new levies to be carried on
with increased activity :
VIENNA, AUG. 9.--The news that has been received
to-day that 50,000 French troops are to occupy Be!gium
has cs..used our Bank Shares to fall from 9'78 to ,91.14.
It has been affirmed fur some days past, that the raili-
tary preparations in the Austrian monarchy which weze
lately bitst;ended are to ti= resumed, and the new levies be
carried on wit:: increased actiwitzp
VIENNA, AUG, =9.—Commercial ezpt_csse-s from Varis,
ibroo,lA, us yesterday evening the news that tke Dutch,
by Put:tit.g end to the a:.atistice which was concluded
the five Vowor*,,lim!. defeated all their efforts for the
preisfif yatiou of getieralteacte, recommenca hostilities ',
agairgkt the g.elgians. As Alij'fiienky cat.twels given at
the Hague hoxe bcer,,disregardej, aria
dertalz,!s a war with th.e
cf engaging all Europe l
ire►%=: me well founded,
it Will soon appear whether hia
or eahether the accomplishment of thel4 ”ot be
political interests of the five zreat
puidon protocols, and 1),,,o•