The Sun.
London, England, 1831-12-12 00:00:00

BRUSSELS PAPERS.

BRUSSELS, DEC. 7.—A boat, laden with 150 sacks of
wheat, three tuns of beer, and three new stoves, on its way
to the citadel of Antwerp, has been stopped by our troops
near Burght.
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Messrs: Osy and Rettweger have just arrived here on
their return from London, where they have been to nego-
tiate a loan.

DEC. S.—Yesterday evening there was a drawing-
room at Conrt. The Senators and Representatives were
admitted to pay their compliments of condolence to the
King.

We learn that the French Generals Picquet and Nempde
are on the point of returning to France. General Grund-
ler has left Brussels.

It seems that the Dutch continue to erect batteries at
the entrance of the town of L'Ecluse.

DEC. 9.—The Moniteur Belye has the following P.S.
" We learn from good authority that the Prussian troops
which were in our frontier are gone to repass the Rhine.
About 18,000 men of the 4th corps are on their march
for the right bank of that river, and will be cantoned in
the province of Munster. On the other hand, an order
of the day was read on Sunday, the 4th instant, to the
Dutch, troops cantened on the frontier in the environs of
Baxtel, to the effect, that, on account of the armistice,
the troops were going to fall back to the distance of six
leagues from the frontiers, and that the soldiers would
have successively fourteen days' furlough. From 25 to
40 men per company set out on the same day to return
to their homes."

General Belliard and Sir R. Adair hat the honour of a
private audience of the King yesterday. In the evening
a Deputation of the Municipality was admitted to offer to
the King a fete on the 31st of December, which his Ma-
jesty was pleased to accept. The Chambers have been
chiefly engaged i❑ financial discussion.—Brussels Papers,
Dec. 10.

WARSAW, Nov. 27.—Prince Paskewitscb, Governor
of Warsaw, issued on the 22d the following proclamation,
in the name of his Majesty the Emperor and King :
" 1. By command of his Majesty the Emperor and
King, all resolutions and ordinances which were issued by
the Revolutionary Government during the whole period of
the rebellion, and which can no longer subsist after the
re-establishment of legal authority and order in the king-
dom of Poland, are declared henceforth and for ever null
and void.

"2. In consequence of the annulling of these resolu-
tions and ordinances, everything is abolished that could
subsist by their authority ; consequently are abolished—
" (a) All institutions introduced by the Revolutionary
Government.

" (b) Dignities secured or ordered during the revolution,
" (c) Offices; (d) Orders; (e) Insignia; and (1)
Salaries.

" From the publication of this notice, nobody is allowed
to wear orders or insignia granted by the Revolutionary
Government, or to use the titles attached to military or
civil offices granted by it, on pain of incurring the utmost
rigour of the laws.

" 3. It is also the will of his Majesty the Emperor and
King that henceforth no person in the kingdom of Poland
shall wear the Polish cockade alone, but that instead of it
the cockade of the Russian Empire, with which Poland
has been united ever since 1815, shall be worn."
Large supplies of provisions continue to arrive at War-
saw from different quarters. A considerable sum in gold
and silver has arrived from Hamburg and Berlin for the
Polish Bank.

BERLIN—CHOLERA.
New Cases. Recoveries. Deaths.
DEC. 1
2
3
Remain 2l

At Tlreslaw there remained, on the 30th November, 91
patients; an•l at Konigsberg, on the 28th, only 13.
Prussian State Gazette.

PETERSISURGII, Nov. 21.—The Nicholas 1., being
detained by contrary winds in the Gulf of Finland, arrived
in the cord of Cronstadt on the 14th instant, after a
dangerous voyage of fourteen days. The next day it was
towed up the Neva by two steam-boats. The quays and
Isnacs-bridge were crowded with spectators, admiring; three
enormous blocks of granite lying on the deck of the vessel;
the largest, which is intended for the base of the column
in honour of the Emperor Alexander, is 23 feet 4 inches
square, by 9 feet four inches high ; it is estimated to
weigh about a million of pounds.
On the 19th there was a new case of cholera; on the
20th another, and one recovering; so that on the 21st
there remained one patient. Henceforward we shall pub-
lish the accounts of cholera only once a week.
Letters from Moscow of the 14th, say that the exhibi-
tion of Russian manufactures in the Kremlin, approved
by his Maj,-sty, had beer. got ready in ten days, and that it
is extremely brilliant, Above 200 manufacturers, artists,

&c. had contributed to it.—St. Petersburgit Papers,
Nov. 23.

ELBERO, Nov. 24.—The Prussian Colonel sent hither
to regulate the departure of the Polish troops has written
a letter to the Polish General, in which he states that the
Emperor of Russia had prohibited the Polish Generals
and officers to return to Russia or to Poland, but had re-
served to himself to make exceptions. The Kin.. of
Prussia bad therefore ordered him to repair to the places
where the Polish troops now are, and to learn from the
Generals and officers whether they are inclined to solicit
the clemency of the Emperor. If they are, be is autho-
rised to take charge of the written applications of those
gentlemen, that they may be forwarded to the Emperor.
Those who decline to make such application are informed,
that they will not be allowed to prolong their stay i❑ the
States of his Majesty the King of Prussia, and are to in-
dicate the place to which they will go. Should there be
any Prussian subjects in the army of the Polish General,
the Colonel is to send a list of them to the Minister of the
Interior. The officers are to remain in their present
situations till a resolution is taken respecting them. The
Colonel hopes that his Excellency the General, and all
those whom this measure concerns, will be convinceclthat
it proceeds from his Majesty's kind intention, and he will
be happy if he shall bring this affair, entrusted to him, to
a happy conclusion.—Hamburg Papers, Dec. 2.

HAMBURG—CHOLERA.
New Cases. Recoveries. Deaths.
Nov. 36
Dec. 1
'2
Remai❑

HAMBURG, DEC. 2.—BoitscN HALLE, HALF-PAST Two.—
Weight. Rix-dollars.
Wheat, Anhalt, white ll5 to 124 125 to 134
------- red 117 to 127 1:25 to 134
---- Silesian and Bohemian 120 to 125..„.. —to -
---- Mecklenburgh llB to 124 115 to 136
----- Holstein, red 118 to 125 115 to 136
---- Lower Elbe 116 to 123 1:5 to 136
Rye, Dantzic 116 to 120 94 to 98
---- Upland 114 to 118 — to -
-- Mecklenburgh 116 to 118 92 to 100
---- Petersburgh and Riga 115 to 118 95 to 98
Discount, 4%. End of December.
Anglo_l)anish Loan 3 per Cent.
Anglo-Russian Loan 93%
Hamburg-Itussian Loan
Russian Inscription, 5 per Cent.
Russian Inscription, 1831.
Polish Bonds ll2
Austrian Bank Shares 1125
Ditto Metalliques
New Austrian 4 per Cents 78%
—Hamburg Reporter.

EXCHANGES ON LONDON.
HAMBURG, Dec. 2.-13. 73,4 ; two months, 13. 61. i.
BERLIN. DEC. 3.—Three months. 6. 25y„.
ST. PEFERSIBULGU, Nov. 18.—Three months, 10X,

NEW YORK PAPERS.

Feoat MExico.—The New Orleans Commercial Ad-
vertiser states, on the authority of letters of the 13th ult.
from Tampico, that tranquillity continues in Mexico :
2,824 dollars were shipped in the British packet Nightin-
gale, by the Tampico Custom-house collector, for the pay-
ment of dividends, and in the next packet be would make
a considerable remittance for the same object, as be in-
tended on the arrival of the conducta to make collections
to a large amount from merchants of that place, for duties
due by them some months past.
General statement expressing the revenue of that cus-
tom-house from July, 1830, to the 30th of June last. In
July, August, and September, the revenue was 345,790 d.
78c.

Amount received

1)ollars. Cts.
I 4:38011 80

Duties on importations remaining unpaid 1,449,054 45

2,877,:)65 25

(From the New Orleans Bee, Oct. 27.)

MExtco.—We have received files of Jalapa Papers up
to the sth of October. They contain little that can im-
mediately interest our readers. The federal Goverment
have been authorized to contract for a new loan of 2,000,000
dollars. The following paragraph from a Vera Cruz
Paper of the 29th of September we submit to the reflec-
tions of our readers, while we confess that to us its import
is not exactly intelligible, inasmuch as we Lave no prior
data to judge of its correctness.
" The courier from the interior has arrived ; every
thing continues in a great state of tranquillity, with this
exception only, if letters which we have seen can be re-
lied upon, the dark rumours are abroad in Mexico, which
impair confidence and awake suspicion. Why this new
luan of 2,000,000 of dollars? What can be the object of
a movement of troops which has been announced ? Are
they to concur in the establishment of sanitary measures?
Peace, blessed peace ! Heaven forfend that thou shouldst
be disturbed.

Tie mining works have been generally and actively re-
sumed, and promise most beneficial results in various loca-
lities. Iron mines, yielding abundant ore, have beers dis-
covered ❑orth of the city of Durango, in the State of that
name, and are now being explored with satisfactory suc-
cess. There is an exemption of duties, for the space of
ten years granted by the Mexica❑ Congress, for all iron
extracted from these mines. The establishment of a large fac-
t Dry in the neighbourhood of Mexico is in conternplotion.
CUBA.—The New York Redactor contains an official
tabular view of the population, commerce, &c. of the
island of Cuba, from which it appears that the island con-
tains 804,487 inhabitants, of which 112,023 reside in
Havannah. In addition to these numbers, the military
forces in garrison amount to 26,075. The ratio of popu-
lation is 201 i to the square league. The amount of ex-
ports is 10,063,761 dollars. The revenue amounts to
8,553,895 dollars ; the expenses of the Government to
9,140,550 dollars.
SLAVE TRAFFlC.—According to the New Orleans
papers, there were imported into that part during the week
commencing on the 16th ult., from various parts of the
United States, 371 slaves, principally from Virginia,—as
follows :
By the Tribune, from Alexandria
BY the Sarah, from Baltimore
By the United States, from Norfolk
By the James Ramsay, from Baltimore
By the Susan, from Charleston l4
By the Atlas, ditto, ditto 6O

Total 371

PUBLIC DEBT.