The Sun.
London, England, 1831-01-22 00:00:00

CHOLERA AT MOSCOW.

New Cases. Died. Recovered.
DEC. 28 l2
29
Remaining on the 30th in the morning .59, of whom 40
were expected to recover.
Cases since the beginning of the disease
at 'Moscow 6286

Recovered
Remain sick

3521
2673
89

6286
PetershurghJournals to the sth of January inclusive, do
not make any mention of the deputation from Warsaw.
WARSAW, JAN. 10.-Our Journals contain the fol-
lowing " official" news :
" On the 7th of this morvh, at three in the morning.
Lieutenant-Colonelnylozynski, who was sent by the Dic-
tator to St• Petersburgh, arrived here with despatches which
are directed to M. Sobolivoski, former President of the
Council of Administration, and announced the speedy re-
turn of M, Jesierski, one of ti'e members of the depu-
tation.

On this the Dictator issued, on the following day, the
following Proclamation :
" To all and every one whom it may concern. It is
hereby made known, in consequence of the urgent neces-
sity that the Representatives of the people should deliberate
ma the means of securing the national existence, and take
measures necessary for this object, according to the 6th
article of the Decree of the Diet of the 20th of December,
last year, and on the representatlon of the National
Council, the two Chambe?s of the Diet are convoked to
the 17th of this month, at Warsaw. As soon as the
Senators and Deputies are assembled, the Dictator will fix
a day for the opening of the Diet."
The Commercial State Gazette adds to the above, that
Lieut.-Colonel Byluzynski was received on the Russian
frontiers by an escort, which accompanied him to St. Pe-
tershurgh and back.
The same journal cont,ins the Emperor's Proclamation
of 24th December.

The Warsaw Gazetfe says that the Dictator intends to
increase the standing army to 100,000 infantry and
20,000 cavalry.
The Municip .1 Council of Warsaw invites volunteers
to enlist in the addit,onal contingent of 2,400 foot and 480
horse to be furnished by the city. The Professors of the
Warsaw Schools are to form a corps of engineers and ar-
tillery of the national guard. Those officers of all arms who
have not yet received any desti,ation are invited by
General Woyeynski, Governor of Warsaw, to pre-
sent themselves to the Commision of Govern-
ment, from which they will receive instructions on
the 6th. The retreat of the Ex-Vice-President Ludo-
widzki was supposed to have been discovered in a convent
here ; it was surrounded, and a strict search made, but
only his wife and children were found. Our Journals say
that the French General Lallemand is expected in this city.
It is also said that Generals Regmer and Pelletier will
come hither. The latter was General of artillery during
the time of the Duchy of Warsaw.
BERLIN, JAN. 13.—St. Schuld Seh. 4 per Cent. 88 ;
P. Eng. Loan (ISIS) 51 per Cent. money, 97 ; Ditto,
ditto (1822) 5-1- per Cent. paper, 95 ; Ditto, ditto Bonds
(1830) 41 per C nt. ditto, 801. Exchange on London—
Three months, 6 201.
TILE HAGUE, JAN. 16.—We hear that on Wednesday
night a courier from London brought a Protocol of the
Ambassadors of the five Powers, determining that the Bel-
gians shall be required to withdraw their troops to the
positions they occupied at the signing of the armistice,

the 21st of November, expressing the di-satisfaction of the
London Conress at the violation of the armistice by
their attempts against Maestricht. It is added that his
Majesty is requested by the Congress to suspend hostili-
ties, and that M. Van Lemburg Sterum is gone to the
army with orders for that purpose. Connt 0. Van Lem•
berg Sterum arrived yesterday from London. It
seems that the Prince of Orange intended to
come home this week, but it is affirmed

:hat his Highness will remain some time longer where the

interests of our country yen '.er his presence necessary.—
The accounts from London respecting our affairs seem not

:o be unfavourable. Numerous couriers arrive and leave

this place, and the Council of Ali❑isters meets daily. Mr.
11. Wellesley, SecretAry to the English Legation, passed
through Breda, on his way to Brussels.
It seems that up to the 9th nothing further had passed
before ALiestricht.

THE HAGUE, JAN. 18.—Her Majesty the Queen and
Princess Frederick arrived yesterday evening from Berlin.
AMSTERDAM, JAN. IS.
Actual Debt, 2% per cent 41!Q to 4211
Amort Syndic, 4;4 per cent.
Ditto, ditto, 3% per cent.
Exchange on London ll 85 to II 82 3-10
Two Months ll 80 to 11 77 5-10

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAY.)

FROM LLOYD'S.

PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 21.—Wind S.E.—Arrived his
Majesty's ship Tweed, from the Cape of Good Hope ;
Venn., Simon, from Gallipoli ; Royal Scott, from

Denia.

DARTmou'ru, JAN. 21.—Arrived the Mary and lielli-
gonda from Batavia—sailed 26th Sept. ; Clementina,
Wooth, and Empress, Wells, from Tarragona ; Nereid,
Sims, from Trieste ; Charles, Hart, from Leghorn; and
Blessing, Birch, from Seville.
PLYMOUTH, JAN. 21.—Arrived the Czar, Long, from
Trieste ; Jenny, Spittle, from Messina ; Vi,count Arbuth-
not, Luton, from Malaga ; Jane, Good, from Cadiz ; Juno,
Coulson, from Seville ; Elizabeth and Mary, Rees, from
St. Andero ; James, Williams, from Requejada.
FALMOUTH, JAN. 21.—Arrived the Troughton, Jame-
son, from Demerara; and Jack-o'-Lantern, Thornton, from
Terceira. . _

-11111.rORD, JAN. 21.—Arrived the Regulus, Smith, from
Antigua.
flor.y.nEan, JAN. 29.—Arrived the Hunter, Humphrey,
from Malaga.
Livrturoor., JAN. 21.—Arrived the Dalhousie Castle,
Walton, from New York ; Alexander, Miller, from Galli-
poli; Sophia, Cuthl)ertson, from Malaga; flohnob, Btiard,
from Bilboa.

"SLIGO, JAN. 17.—The Reid, 13,rry, from Limerick to
...
Glasgow, put in here the 14th hist , having sprung a leak,
and is about to discharge.

The Helens, Fotheringbam, from Liverpool to Glasgow,
was 'ost the 16th inst. on Ballyquinton Point.
VESSELS SPOKEN WITIL—The
from Antwerp
to St. Thomas's, 7th Nov., in lat. 17. long. 57. The
Thalia, from Liverpool to New o:ieans, 11th Nov., off
Guadaloupe.

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWELVE O' CL 0 CK.

We have no arrivals, with the exception of the Dutch
we have seen a letter from Konigsburg
nmfaitlheby7th instant, which states to a certainty, that
Prussia will not interfere in the affairs of Polan.l. Every
thing !vas quiet in that part of Prussia, and not the least
apprehensions were entertained of insurrections. She
hut,,, however, a large army to act in case of any necessity.
But the most important part of the letter is, that the
Prussian Government, as well as that of the French, are
endeavouring tc mediate to settle the affairs of Poland.