The Sun.
London, England, 1833-07-25 00:00:00

BRUSSELS AND GERMAN PAPERS.

DUNKIRK, JULY 17.—The Beurs, which has arrived this
morning, has brought to our Board of Health information
from the French Consul at Rotterdam that the cholera had
appeared with considerable intensity in that city, adding,
however, that the disorder seemed to be on the decrease,
the number of cases being reduced by two.thirds. The
Phare of Antwerp, which gives the above, says we do not
learn that our magistrates have taken any measures of pre-
caution to hinder the contagion from being communicated
by some ships from Rotterdam that arrive in our port.
ANTWERP, JULY 21.—The cholera has just reappeared;
a sapper of the sth regiment, who was on duty at the colonel's
yesterday evening at six o'clock, died during the night.
All the symptoms of that cruel disorder being recognised,
the chamber of the barracks in which he died was immediately
evacuated and shut up. Another case is spoken of.

The accounts which we have received from Rotterdam to-
day, where the cholera now rages, say that the number of
deaths from that terrible disorder are daily 120.—Independant.
BELGIAN FUNDS.—BausseLs, Jut.v 22.
Actual Debt, 2% per cent. 49% 54
Rothschild's Loar., 5 per cent 94►,,(
Loan of Brussels, 1832, 4 percent B9
Loan of the City, 1833 87%
—Brussels Papers, July 24

CONSITANTINOPI.E. JUNE 26.-The report lately communi-
cated of a treaty having been concluded between the Russian
Court and the Porte appears to be unfounded.
The report was mentioned with much positiveness at one
Embassy only, but nothing is known of it at the others,
and the first Dragoman of the Porte, with whom I have had
an opportunity of conversing, contradicts it, a secret, as
hereby seems, even quite superfluous for Russia. A new poll.
tical catastrophe, which was impending over us, has been for-
tunately averted. The English squadron, under the command
of Admiral Malcolm, had arrived before the Dardanelles, and
wished to enter the Sea of Marmora. The commandant of the
castles objected to it, and made preparations to prevent the
entrance by force. He at the same time applied to the Go-
vernment for instructions, and received orders to refuse the
entrance, and to repel force by force.

The Commandant communicated these instructions to
Admiral Malcolm, who likewise received a communication
from Lord Ponsonby, advising him to proceed with great
caution. In consequence of this, Admiral Malcolm desisted
from his intention, and cast anchor close to the castles, where
he will probably remain till the departure of the Russian
auxiliary forces.
The Russians in Sex via have made an unfavourable impression
here, and Prince Milosch has totally lost the confidence of the
Porte. The agents and friends of the Prince are endeavouring
to justify him, but his somewhat arbitrary proceedings, although
the Porte in its embarrassed situation was in a manner corn-
pelled to allow them, scarcely admit of any defence, as he has
considerably abused the confidence of the Sultan. Two new
ships of the line are now in progress of construction, and will
be launched very shortly.
VIENNA, JULY 13.—Metalliques, 5 per cent. 95; 4 per cent.
8(31 ; Bank Shares I,232.—Allgorzeine Zeitung, July 18 and 19.