The Sun.
London, England, 1831-07-28 00:00:00

DUTCH PAPERS.

BREDA, JULY24:—As we announced in our number
of yesterday, his Majesty reviewed the troops assembled
on the heath between Regen and Gi!zen.
About ten o'clock his Majesty, accompanied by the
Prince and Princess of Orange, and their three sons, ar-
rived at the camp. Prince Frederick, who commanded
in person, was on the ground an honr sooner, in order to
place the troops in order of battle, and afterwards received
his Majesty at the right wing of the Ist Division, com-
manded by Lieutenant-General Van Geen. At the head
of the 2d Division was his Royal Highness the Prince of
Saxe Wiemar. The Cavalry was commanded by General
Trip, and the Artillery (fifty-two pieces of cannon) by
Colonel List. So many thousand armed defenders afforded
a fine sight, assembled as they were, to receive their be-
loved Monarch, for whom every Netherlander is ready
to sacrifice life and fortune. Being ardently ex-
pected, this Father of Isis Country, scarcely was
he in sight of the right wing (l st battalion of
the second division of the North Holland Mi-
litia), when acclamations of " Long live the King !"
" The Prince of Orange for ever !" extended to the left
wing, and became general among the troops and the thou-
sands of spectators. Never could a Prince be acclaimed
with so many outward marks of love and attachment as
our William. There was assembled a part of the faithful
people, looking at almost the whole of the Royal Family,
for whom they have voluntarily and joyfully made so many
sacrifices, and for whom they are ready to sacrifice all they
possess. This portion, as the representative of the feelings
of the whole of the Old Netherlands, seemed as if they
would call out to their Prince—" Depend on God and on
your people !" while the repeated cries of " Forwards!
forwards!" tittered by the troops, sufficiently showed what
might be expected from this confidence.
With tears in his eyes, his Majesty rode along the ranks,
and received the same testimonies of love and fidelity, and
of desire to march against the enemy. Thus does a small
nation raise itself above the mist powerful States of
Europe, and give proofs of fidelity and attachment, which
in the times in which we live would in vain be looked
for among other nations ; and yet such a people is not
appreciated.
After the King had reviewed the troops, they defiled be-
fore his Majesty, who then invited all the Generals and
superior officers in the camp to a breakfast, when his Ma-
jesty again received the most evident proofs that all the
troops, animated with the best spirit, desired nothing
more than to fight for their country, and to take, at length,
a bloody revenge for the affronts that they have so long
borne.
At five o'clock his Majesty set out for Bois-le-Duc, ac-
companied by the joyful acclamations of the troops, and
their prayers to the throne of the Most High for their be-
loved Prince. The Princes folowed tin hour later.
The remembrance of yesterday will long be cherished by
all those who were present ; it filled the breasts of all with
a presentiment of the triumph of fidelity over perjury and
treason.

AMSTERDAM, JULY '25.
Actual Debt, 2% percent' to 6
Amon Syndic, 4% per cent.
Ditto, ditto, 3,1/2 per cent.
Anuterdam Courant, July 26.

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DAY AT ONIt CLOCK.

PRICES OF THE STOCKS
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3 per Cent. Cons.
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Ditto Rod
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3 per Cent Ann. 17'26
4 per Cent. 114'26 ltkl 99%
Bank Long Ann to expire
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Oct. 10, 1859
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Jan. 5, 1880
April 5, 1880
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.
We have no room for "A CALEnoNIAN's" Letter. Besides, we
make a point of nevi r noticing private Communications from
anonymous Correspondents.