The Sun.
London, England, 1831-03-02 00:00:00

the frontier, and the main body of the Russian army
appears to be assembling about Pultusk. A great
number of Cossacks had entered Poland opposite
Thom." The same paper says, " According to news
from Poland, the Russians have already advanced to Pul-
hilt and Brelok, and the Polish head-quarters have re-
tired to Okuniew (about 14 English miles from Praga),
the Russians advancing in great force along the road from
Bizesc-litewski. It is reported that wounded Poles are
almost daily brought to Warsaw, before which city the
Poles seem to intend to fight the decisive battle. Travel-
lers say they have begun at Warsaw to unpave the streets,
to make barricades, and place cannon for the defence of
them. Some thousand recruits are again assembled about
Pluck, formed into battaiions, and sent to Warsaw : but
there are lads among them of 12 or 13 years of age, many
of whom have deserted, and fled over the frontiers. The
Polish frontier on the left bank of the Vistula is wholly
unprotected, as even the keepers in the forests have been
summoned to Warsaw, to be formed into companies of
yagers.

WARSAW, FEB. 17.—Our papers continue to give va-
rious details of the armaments making in Poland, and of
the measures adopted for the defence of the capital.
The Polish Courier of yesterday announces aat the
Commander of the " Regiment of Golden Freedom"
(Prince Michael Radziwill) calls on all the members of it

now in W,irsaw, to join it immediately in the barracks of
the Hussars at Belvidere, otherwise he shall ho obliged,
with regret, to adopt more rigorous measures.
The Polish Gazette, in a supplement, expresses itself
with much severity against Warsaw, which it says has
hitherto done nothing at all for liberty, and has not formed
its volunteers or its reserve. A Siberian wind seems to
have chilled thew hearts. " Many valiant youths," says
the same paper, " have enlisted in the army, and defer
the departure to join their regiment only till the war is
at an end."

The Warsaw Gazette gives a letter from the Polish
head-quarters, announcing that they were transferred yes-
terday from Jablonna to Grochow.
BERLIN, FEB. 17.—The expulsion of the Russian.
from Siedlie, which is reported by the Warsaw Journals,
is said to have been effec•ed under, the direction of General
Chlopieki, who is at the head of the staff. According to
the accounts received several days ago from the Russian
head-quarters, the army is collecting about Lomza and Nur.
The inhabitants of those parts made no resistance. The
Russian General-in-Chief thought at that time there would
be no important battle in less than ten or twelve days.
HAMBURG, FEB. 22.—A letter from Warsaw, by the
last mail, says—" News is thii moment received that
General Rozzniecki has surprised a Russian camp, and
taken eight cannon, two standards, a quantity of arms,
ammunition, and baggage."
TILE HAGUE, Fats. 22.—Last night couriers arrived
from London, Paris, Maestricht, and also from the army.
BREDA, FEB. 23.—We have received news that the
King intends next week to visit the army and the fortresses,
beginning with Nimeguen.

AMSTERDAM, FER. 25.
Actual Debt, 254 per cent. . . . 373,4 to 38%
Arnort Syndic, 41,i per cent. . . . 63 to G 4
Ditto, ditto, 336 per cent. . . 49% to 50%
BORSEN HALLE, FEE. 22, Foot r. 0.--A good deal of
business has been doing since Friday. The Russian post
on Sunday depressed the market very materially, Polish
bonds fell to 88 for money, and 85 for the end of March.
prices have not altered much since. The liquidation for
the end of the present month continues to bring a few
buyers into the market, but the central state of affairs in
every direction makes them cautious in their dealings. In
the Reporter of yesterday were given the prices of funds
at Vienna on the 14th inst. The prices given below,
which differ from those quoted yesterday, are the official
funds as given in the Austrian Observer. Discount,
2 per cent.

End of Februau
56%
571
86

Anglo-Danish Loan 3 per Cent.
Anglo-Russian Loan
Hamburg-Russian Loan
Polish Bonds
Austrian Bank Shares ,

1005

THE MARKETS.

COUNTRY CORN MARKETS DURING THE WEEK.