The Sun.
London, England, 1831-07-21 00:00:00

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thorities into the Palace, .the troops of the line, civic guard,
and artillery will defile before his Majesty.
The Congress is to meet in its Hall at ten, and then go
in procession to the platform to be ready to receive the
Kinz.

The Moniteur llrlue, in -reply to the lamentations of
various journals, which complain of pretended numerous
arre-ts at Brussels, an,l in the provinces, fur political
offences, states there :.re only the following in priiion at
Brussels for political offences :—Messrs. Lebardy, father
,nd son ; D'Arrnagnac ; L'Abbe Van Geel; D.! Beauvroy;
and Hochste.in.

The Courier of Brussels has the following article

An Englishman, who arrired here yesterday from the
Hague, affirms that King William, yielding to the repre-
saitations of M. de Wessenberg, has acceded to the 18
articles of the_ preliminaries of peace.
On the other hand, it is affirmed that by an order of
the day, General llibbets has announced to the inhabi-
tants of Maestricht that the King, his master, was ready
to make arrangements respecting Luxemburg, and the left
bank of the Scheldt, but that he would not agree to cede
any commune of Limburg.

Dutch Papers and Lisbon Gazettes have been
received ; they contain no news of moment ; the
following are extracts :

'Ascots, JULY s.—The Gazette contains two ordi-
nances of the King. By the first, Luiz de Paulo Furtado de
Castro de Rio de Mendoza, who, by a decree of 11 th
April, 1829, was allowed to retire from the office of Mi-
nister of Justice on account of ill health, and placed in the
post of President de Meza de Cunsciencia, is again ap-
pointed Minister or Justice. By the second, his Majesty,
in consideration of the representations of Sener L. de Fur-
tado, that his health will not allow him to hold the office
of Minister of Justice fur a continuance, promises that be
shall only be required to fill it till his Majesty shall nomi-
nate another person, and that he shall in the meantime
retain his post of President of the Meza de Consciencia.
The first ordinance is dated the 27th, the second the 29th
of June.

LISBON, JULY 6.—A letter from his Majesty to the
Duke de Cadoval, in consideration of his representations
of the delicate state of his health, allows him, to his Ma-
jesty's great regret, to resign the office of Cabinet Minister
and Minister of Marine and Colonies, dated July 1.
By a decree of July 2, the Conde de Baste, Minister of
the Interior, is to act ad interim as Minister of Marine.
Also, by another decree, of 27th June, Signor Joaquin
Gomez da Silva Belford is appointed Intendant-General
of Police of the capital and kingdom.
Jui.v 9.—The Gazette of this date contains a Royal
order, dated June 11, by which his Mijesty, " Listening
to the representations of sevcral Portuguese merchants who
desire to despatch goods to the Azores and Madeira, which
by law they are not permitted to do, and desiring to pro-
mote commerce and maintain the communication with the
said islands, is pleaiFed to grant to the said merchants, and
to others who may ask it, the necessary licence to make
said consignments in foreign vessels or brigs, as the pre-
sent state of things may require, in order that no delays
or obstacles shall be thrown in their way in the Custom-
housei of the kingdom ; but that the necessary papers
shall be furnished promptly."—Published 6th July.
Among the ship news are the following notices :
JULY 3.—Yesterday night entered one French galliut,
from Adra, in 55 days, leaky : she ran aground in the bay
of San Jose, and was out of danger at 27 minutes past ten.
JULY 7, NORTH OF THE BAR, TWENTY-FIVE MINUTES
PAST ELEVEN. —Four ships of time line, two frigates, one
corvette and one brig (all French) to the North of the
Cabo du Espichel. One brig with no colours hoisted, to
the east of the Capo da Roca.
N B.—There are also two ships of the line, one frigate,
one corvette, one brig, (French), three schooners and
three cabiques with no colours hoisted.
Tier HAGUE, JULY IS.—We learn that a printed do-
cument, relating to the political situation of the kingdom
will be sent to-morrow to the Members of the Chambers
of the States-General.
The King, the Prince of Orange, and his three sons will
set out on Wednesday or Thursday to the camp.
The Staats Courant says :--." On the 14 t h in li
-
stant no ships from the Baltic arrived in the road
of the Vlie, or that of Terschelling ; but it is
worthy of remark, that on board the numerous ships an-
chored off the Vlie there are one thousand two hundred
men, and not only there is not one sick, but during nearly
a whole month that the quarantine regulations have been
in force, there has not been one death in the road of the
Vlie, Terschellimz, the Texel, or Wieringen ; a circum-
stance which must allay all alarm, and is really worthy of
notice when compared with the usual mortality."

A3ISTERDIM., JULY ]S.

Actual Debt, 234 per cent o64i. to 37%
Amort Syndic, 43,4 per cent.
VIENNA, JULY IG.—The Austrian Observer says,—
" Up to the 30th of June the number of persons attacked
by the cholera at Lernberg, since the first appearance of
the disease, was 3,212, of whom 1,554 died, 761 reco-
vered, and 877 remain. Otherwise the cholera has not
made much progress in Gallicia. There are, however,
some new cases in the countries already afflicted by it.
The latest accounts from Hungary are the more satisfac-
tory, avSzolnok is perfectly healthy, and there is a hope
that by the judicious and energetic measures adopted, the
disorder will he stopped and suppressed in the country on
the Theiss."

This statement of the Austrian Observer refutes a
false report, according to which a girl, 15 years of age,
had died of cholera in the Brigittenan at Vienna.

TIIE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

The Echo of Valenciennes has the following suppo-
sition :—" That in case the King of Holland refuses to sub-
mit to the conditions adopted by the Belgian Congress,
and was to threaten or resist the new B:lgian kingdom,
that the English squadron will act, as well as the French
troops assemble on the frontiers of the North, and
support the Belgian troops. The French troops will be
stationed near Givet. The regiments of the sixteenth
division hove received orders to put themselves on the
war footing ; but these are merely measures of precaution."
From the Frontiers of Poland it is stated that the 4th
Russion corps of infantry had arrived at Wilna. Count
Tol.toi had sent 25,000 men front Wilna to pursue the
Polish troops under General Gielgud, and the insurgents
of Lithuania.

By the mail from Amsterdam, this mornin, a report
prevailed there on 'Change, that the Russian army had
crossed the Vistul s at three different points.
When the ship Fihi,,terre left Algiers, General Berthe-
zene, at the head of 10,000 meu, had proceeded to Medea,
but the result of this expedition was not known when
she left.

Orders have been received at the arsenal at Metz to
prep re immediately fifty pieces of besieging cannon.
Accounts from Lisbon state that some change of the
Ministry has taken place there.

THE FUNDS.

Yesterday was settling day in Consols, and this is the
pay day. All is going off well at present, but the express
from Paris bringing the French funds one-half per cent.
lower, owing, it is said, to the King of France's speech
being warlike, has caused our funds to he rather heavy.
Consols, which left off yesterday at S2a 1, ex-dividend
fir the Account, opened at the sane price, since which
they have receded to 82i with little doing at present.
Prince Leopold, on his way to Brussels, continues to
meet with a kind and generous reception from his new
subj. cts.

HALF-PAST ONE.

The private letters from Holland this morning are of a
very wai like nature ; the people of Holland are exasperated
to the highest degree against the eighteen articles, and the
King has refused to sancti m them ; accordingly be hart
proceeded to the army, but one would ima,ine-that the
Kin.: of Holland has no strength to act against the deter-
mination of France and England without being secretly
promised assistance from Russia aml Prussia, who are
closely allied to his Dutch Majesty ; indeed, it is hinted
that France and England, foreseeing some secret under-
standing with Holland and the Northern Powers, have
been preparing for some time past against future events,
and the on slits are that a French fleet, with a number of
transports, are expected in one of our ports, to form a
junction with our fleet, should any opposition be made to
the throne of Belgium.
Consols have been fluctuating this morning from 821 to
821 for the Account, at present they are 821 1. Time
failure this day of a gentleman belonging to the press has
rather astonished the speculators, but his differences cannot
he very great as he has fourteen shillings in the pound in
the House, and the difference he has to pay is only six
shillings; consequently his pocket must be entirely e:-
haunted, otherwise he would not hear the stigma by the
deficiency of so small a sum. Portuguese stock is lower.

THREE 0' CL 0 CK.

Consols, 82i A-.
FOUR 0 CLOCK.—CLOSING PRICES.
Consols ...........82 H Danish
Ditto for Account 821 Greek, 1825 2O
Brazilian Bonds..
Buenos Ayres....
--Mexican,_37l
Cbiliau Ditto Russian 921-
Colombian, 1821 Spanish 137,