The Sun.
London, England, 1833-04-15 00:00:00

GERMAN AND DUTCH PAPERS.

THE HAGUE, APRIL 11.—We are happy to be able to
announce that the Kin; is perfectly recovered. The day
before yesterday his Majesty was present at a very long
sitting of the Cabinet Council.
It is said that the journey of the King and Queen will
take place next week. It is added diet the Prince of
Orange will also visit the capital.
Accounts from St. Omer, of March 31, state that our
countrymen in France are in good health. The attempts
made on the part of the French Government to induce
them to enlist in the service of Don Pedro, are given up.
" Nut one of us," says a letter, " would sign—some make
a joke of it." It was one of our soldiers who wrote on a
piper intended to-receive the names of those willing to
enlist—" Address to the army of Leopold, the bravest
soldi rs in the World."

We hear that our military hospitals in North Brabant
will be evacuated, and the patients brought further into
the interior of the C. untry ; and thus, for instance, 200
sick •will be transferred to the military hospital at
Dordrecht.

Last Saturday his Majesty's brig Mercury, of 18 guns,
and the brig Postillion, of 16• guns, were launched at
Rotterdam.

The ten gun-boats tvli'ch lately sailed from that port
wre each armed with a long 36 pounder, two 12-poun-
ders, and a2O .inch mortar. 'those vessels were com-
pletely manned and equipped fur active
servic... _

• Accounts have b en received here from the island of
Sumatra, which come down to the month of September
last. Pill are very favourable, and ware that Lieutenant-
Colonel Elont, resident on the west coast of the island,
had gained another victory-over the Padrics, in come-
quen e of which another district had submitted to the
authority of the Netherlandi Government.
Accounts from Brussels speak of four camps to be
formed during the summer for part of the Belgian troops,
viz., at Ravels, in the province of Limburg; at West
Capel, in West Flanders ; at West Wesel, in the province
of Antwerp; and at Waterloo, in the province of Brab.nt.
BREDA, APRIL 11.—Accounts from the frontiers say,
that all was quiet at our outports. Nothing more was
seen of the Belgians.
The Prince Field Marshal is expected shortly at the
head-quarters at Tilburg.
It is still affirmed that there will be camps at Rozenilaal
and Ryen soon after the conclusion of the spring reviews.
THE HAGUE, APRIL 11.—In consequence of the arrival
of despatches from London, which were laid before a
Cabinet Council, at which his Majesty was present, great
activity iy observed- in some of the departments. It is
affirmed that the conclusion of the definitive tteaty is still
insisted on at London.

FRANKFORT, APRIL B.—Theugh the Austrian and
Prussian Ministers in the Diet are absent, that assembly
has had an extraordin iry sitting, at which Baron Von
Manteuffel, the Saxon Ambassador, pre'ided.

One of our journals says that it is snore and more evi-
dent that the cAispirators who raised the standard of in-
surrection on the 3d of April hid nothing less in view
t:,an to overthrow the existing order of things, by file,
murder, and pillage, and to lay the I,undation of a Ger-
man repub.ic. Many prisoners were brought in on the
6th inst.—most of ttit authorities of Hesse and Nassau.
The former sent, among others, four waggons with stu-
dents, tinder a strong military escort. We learn from the
frontiers that the French propagandists have assem-
bled in great numbers in order to assist the insur-
gents if the trou'des should be renewed. The garri-
son of Mayence is ready every moment to come
to the assistance of Frankfort. On the high road from
that city piquet's of cavalry are stationed, and we hear that
part of the garrison, with the necessary artillery, would
have marched on the 3d of Apt il, had not news been re-
ceived that tranquillity was restored. In the environs of
Frankfort all was tranquil.
AMSTERDAM, APRIL 12.

Actual Debt, 2ji, per cent 45% to 4614
-• Syndic V cent, 78v. to 78%

Amon Syndic, 4.2, per
Ditto, ditto, 34 per cent.
Voluntary Loan, 1831, 6 per cent. lOl% to 102
Ditto, 1832, 5 per Cent. ,.. 855 C to 86
Ditto, 1833, 5 per Cent.
Exchange on London
Ditto, two months ll 95
Dutch Papers, April 13.
OPtssA, 111.5.3cx O.—Yesterday the squadron of
Rear:Adiniral Kumany arrived in the road and cast anchor
in sight nf the town. It consists of the following ves-
sels :—The Empress Maria (tie Admir,,ls ship) of 64
guns, Capt. Pataehristo ; the Parmin, 74, C,pt. Antifa;
the Adrianople, 84, Capt. -Ic.astinitoeh ; the Tenedos,
fr gate of 60 guns, Capt. Tagarinofi; and the Langwon
tranvorr.
The weather was extremely fine yesterday, and the whole

population of Odessa went to the shore to see the ships enter.
The Neva steam-boat left Odessa the day before yester-
day, to return to Constanainople.
BERLIN. Aran. B.—Count Matuschewitz has arrived
from London.
Prince Radziville, Governor of the Grand Duchy of
Posen, died yesterday of an inflammatory fever, at the age
of 58 —Prussian State Gazette, April 9.

TRIESTE, MARCH 29.—Captain Thorns, who has ar-
rived here with the English commercial brig Merry, in
24 days from Alexandria, says that the greater part of
the Egyptian fleet was ready to sail, and that the embar.
kation of troops continued without intermission. _

VIENNA, APRIL 4.—Five per Cent. Met.ll;9oos, 93k;
Four per Cent., 84:1; Bank Shares, 1220 1216.
TRIESTE, APRIL 2.—The Austrian packet which ar-
rived here on the 31st ult., from Corfu. in nine days,
brought letters from Nauplia to the 13th, and from Patras
to the 18th of March. According to the accounts from
Patras, 700 Bavarian troops took possession of that town
and its fort on the 13th. Zavellas surrendered it without
heshation, and was about to proceed to Nauplia with his
Greek troops, to do homage to King Otho. The at rival
of the Bavarian troops had caused great satisfaction at
Patras, and created hopes of the speedy revival of com-
merce. 'The letters from Nauplia state, that among the
decrees which have lately been promulgated by the Greek
Government, is cne which enj ins all Greeks who are of
age, to take the following oath :—" I swear by the Holy
Trinity, and on the Holy Gospel of Christ, to he farth'ul
to my King Orlin, and to he obedient to the laws of Greece."
By another decree a Commission of four members, inclu-
ding Canaris and Sachturi., has been atipointed to draw
uo a statement of the armed vessels and stores as they
existed in the time of Cape d'lstrias, and as they also
exist at present. A corps of 4.000 regular troops have
been ordered to Nauplia to he re-organised. Another
corps of 4.000 militia, after they have been organised, are
to proceed to the frontier garrisons.
According to letters from Corfu, an ordinance of the
Porte has appeared in the Greek provinces, which for' ids,
under severe penalties, the emigration of Greek families.
Men alone are to proceed to the neighbouring State, when
business calls them there.—Allgemeine Zeitung, April 9.

PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.

(From the Morning Herald.)

BRUSSELS, FRIDAY EVENING.
The warlike prep irations in Holland have put our Go
vernment on the qui vine, aid several notes have been ex-
changed t ith the Cabinet of the Toilleries. The Dutch
seem this time in earnest; a fifth division of 15,000 men
is now organising; three batteries of heavy artillery for
the line, and one of light artillery are founding, indepen-
dent of pieces intended for the men of war. All the men
on have of absence have returned to the army, and the
arsenals of Rotterdam and Dordrecht are busily occupied
in building gun-boats. Private letters also state as certain
that the Cabinet of the Hague have come to the resolution
to give a positive refusal to the demands of England
and France to treat with them only ; and that, in con-
sequence of this determination, all the disposable vessels
have been sent into the Scheldt. I believe the following
to be a correct statement of the Dutch fleet in the Scheldt,
as stationed between Lillo and Vinekenisse, about half way
to Flushing :
_

At Lino, 5 gun boats carrying five pieces each.
At Vieux Doel, two gun-boats, and the Medusa bomb-
ship of 60 guns.

_
At Bathz, five bomb-corvettes, of Viand 50 guns each,
and six ditto, with eight pieces of 16 each.
__. .

At Vinken;sse, the Proserpine, 22 guns; 17 gun-
boats, each carrying nine guns ; a corvette, of 40 guns;
and Le Zeeuw, 90 guns.
Seventy six eun-boats are arranged in divisions, and
stationed at different parts of the river; and four steam-
boats are moored at Bathz, able to carry 90 men each,
with a mortar at the head and stern.

There are also a great number of fishing boats and
canoes, all armed and equipped for action.
The Pollux, Comet, the Dauphin, and several cor-
vettes of 22 guns, are stationed between Ttrneuse and the
road of Flushing.

THEATRES.

KIN G' S.

A numerous audience was attracted to this Theatre on
Saturday by the announcement of various novelties, but
only a small portion of those promised were produced.
The pertbrmances were to have commenced with the first
act cc 11 Barbicre, but one scene only was given, in con-
sequence, a e presume, of the illness of most of the per-
formers. It also became by degrees, generally known
through the house that the Opera of 11 Pirata was not
to be performed; and that TAGLIONI would not make her
appearance. After a short interval the Manager came for-
ward, and, addressing the company, said, " Ladies and
Gentlemen, I have come in compliance with your wishes,
and respectful!), beg to ,be informed what it is that
would satisfy you ?" Sevi ral vo'ces called out, •' Why
are we kept waiting ?" and, " Where is TAGLIONI?"
"Mademoiselle TAGLIONI," said M. LAPORTE, "is so ex-
ceedingly unwell, that she is actually unable to leave her
bed."— (St rong masks of disapprobation.) Indeed, Ladies
and Gentlemen, I wish I could cure her.—(Laughter,
and cries of "11 PirUa.") The Pirata cannot be per-
formed without the part of Imogene, and Madame DE
MERIC is utterly unable to appear.--(Bur, •' Where is
RUBINI?") " RUBINI is quite ready to sing." The mur-
murs still continuitt, M LAPORTE proceeded—" If there
were any disappointment, of which I was the cause, I
should be extremely sorry; but I ready cannot prevent
people from being ill. The prevalent disorder is so strong
jest now, that at Covent-garden Theatre, this morning,
we had no less than four-and-twenty apologies on the
ground of indisposition. 1 regret the disappointments of
to-night; it is I who am the greatest loser by them.—
(Will you return the money ?) " All the money I have re-
ceived lam ready to return, to the last shilling." No
pertutns availed themselves of this offer, and a calm being
gradually le-established, M. LAPORTE bowed and quitted
the stage. Tt e second act of Fidelio was then per-
formed, after which RUBINI sung an aria, with much
applause. The ballet of the Somnabule followed, the
principal female parts being taken by PAULINE LEROUX
and ADELE, from which it appeamed that the two Et.-
sLEits were also included in the list of inv Aids. A con.
siderable deficiency was remarked in the corps de bullet,
probably from the same cause.