The Sun.
London, England, 1831-03-29 00:00:00

It is a significant circumstance that the Journal des
Debats, a Ministerial Journal, has taken a warlike
tone, as if the French Ministers were at length of
opinion that they could not count much
longer on being able to ensure peace. The accounts
from Poland mention the capture by the Russians
of Pulawy and Lublin, and that Count DIEBITSCH
had been appointed Governor General of tha.
kingdom.

The Allgcnzeine Zeitung, to which we refer our
readers, contains some partial news, of no great mo-
ment, from Poland.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAY.)

FROM LLOYD'S.

DEAL, MARCH N.E. moderate.—Arrived from
Sheerness and sailed, the Marquis Camden, Falcher, for New
South Wales ; Bramley, Brown, for Trieste ; and London packet
Denby, for Faro.
PLYMOUTH, MARCH 27.—Wind S.S.W.—Arrived the Eco-
nomy, Cummins, from Sierra Leone.
FALMOUTH, MARCH 27.—Wind W. to E.S.E.—Arrived
the Hope packet, from Tampico, sailed the 25th of January,
from Vera Cruz the 2,1 ult., and Havannah the 23d of February ;
Duke of Marlborough pacet, from Lisbon, sailed the 20th inst. ;
Stanmer packet, also from Lisbon, sailed the 15th inst.
BRISTOL, MARCH 28.—Arrived the Branstons, Bayley, from
St. Andero. _

WA TERFORD, MARCH N.—Arrived the James, Cook, from
Faro. - -

KINSALE, Maacn 27.—Arrived the Margaret, Clnidley,
from Tampico.
CORK, MARC!! 24.—Wind E.—Sailed the Palembang, Willis,
for New South Wales.

Arrived oft' Portland the 28th, the Berwickshire, Madan, from
China, sailed the 4th of December, and from St. Helena the
6th ult. _ _ _

Arrived at St. Helena, the Orwell, Isaacke; Edinburgh, Barr;
and Macqueen, Lindsay, from China; Euphrates, from Bengal;
Sophia, Selby, and Royal Charlotte, from Singapore; Arab,
Ferrier, from Batavia ; Schoonverbroue, and Baron Vander Ca-
pellan, Batavia;and
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The Vrundschap, Vandyck, from Vera Cruz to Havannah, was
lost on the 24th of December, near Cape Rojo.
The William Mabb, Carnie, front Liverpool and Leghorn to
Constantinople, was wrecked at the entrance to the Dardanelles
previous to the 15th ult.—Crew saved.
The following vessels have arrived at Tampico :—Oristell, from
Hamburg ; and Sept Freres and Vagabo, from Bordeaux.
The following vessels have arrived at Vera Cruz :—The Tra-
veller, Anderson, from Liverpool; and Von Stellin, from Ham-
burg.
The Traveller, Henry, from Trieste, has arrived at Beaumaris.
The Comet, Markham, bound to Davis's Straits, put back to
Hull the 25th inst., with anchor and paid bits broke."
Extract of a letter from Captain Hinde, of the Sunbury, ar-
rived at New Orleans, from Liverpool :—‘. We were brought too
by a brigantine, betwixt the Cayman and Cape Antonio, which
ordered our boat alongside, showing and pointing them the long
torn if we did not immediately surrender. I sent the mate and
three men; the boat returned with two, and four Spaniards, or
looking like such, but only armed with knives, demanding
bread, saying they would pay for it, having plenty of dollars on
board. They took about ten cwt. of bread, one cask of flour,
one cask of pease, and one bag of rice, with every thing else
they could lay their hands on eatable, for which the mate re-
turned with thirty dollars. He reported her to be regularly armed
with fifty men and five hundred and fifty slaves, and quite out
of provisions, having only a few yams on board."

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

They write from Berlin that for fifteen days the Russian soldiers
have been up to their knees in the frozen mud, that thousands of
them have had their feet frozen, and numbers have suffered am-
putation. Three-fourths of their horses have died.
Accounts from the borders of Poland state, that the most im-
portant news was the revolution in Podolia. Two Nobles pre-
sented themselves a few days since in the town of Uman, with
200 cavalry. On their approach the Nobility rose en masse,
and soon assembled 15,000 cavalry. This army has advanced to
Haminies, the capital of Podolia, where they disarmed a regiment
of Russian infantry. The news of this march has probably caused
General Kreutz to retreat, for fear of being cut off.

Posted at the North and South American Coffee-house, Fal-
mouth, March 27.—.. I now take the earliest opportunity of in-
forming you of the arrival of his Majesty's packet Hope, from
Mexico, with a freight of 686,4 01 dollars, on merchants' account."
Two mails have arived from Lisbon, the first sailed on the 13th
March and the second on the 20th March ; also, a packet from
Vera Cruz, sailed on the 2d February, from Havannah 23d Feb.
The contents of the above arrivals have not as yet transpired.
At length we may announce with some certainty that a King
is expected to be soon appointed to fill the throne of Belgium in
the person of the Prince of Saxe Coburg, and the Five Great
Powers are finally to settle the boundaries of Belgium ; there.
fore, it may soon be expected that all disputes in regard to the
unsettled state of Belgium will soon be adjusted, as well as other
disputes amongst the Continental Powers, as the present French
Government are very anxious to preserve a general peace.