The Sun.
London, England, 1833-08-15 00:00:00

DU ITH PAPERS.

THE HAGUE, AUa. 11.-His Majesty's ship Zeeuw
(Zealander), of 90 guns, which has arrived at Flushing,
will ga to Texel, where it will be brought into the dry dock
in the Nieuwe Dock, to undergo any repairs that may be
necessary preparatory to its departure for the East Indies
The men bel 'nging to the Colonial division in garrison
at Flushing, destined for the East and West Indies, will
shoe tly embark.
The troops of the 2,1 and 3d divisions left the two
camps of Oirschot and Ryen on Fiiday, to return to their
several cantonments, the 2d in the environs of Eindhoven,
and the the 3d about Rosterwyk. Some changes have
in consequence taken place in the cantonments of the
other two divisions. The reserve is gone to the more
easterly part 01 North Brabant.

Hataux. Ann 3.—We learn from Zealand, that Capt.
Maas and the Chass-ur Beard being. near a house which
is situated partly in Belgian anti Dutch ground, were
suddenly surprised by some armed Belgians, and carried
away prisoners. On the same day, a cart in which there
were two Belgians, and who, it appeared afterwards, bad
missed their way, was stopped by a patrol of our light
ho se n,ar Eitlt-, to which place they were conveyed.
. Captain Ma is was, it seems, arrested afterwards,
doubtless with the intention of keeping him as a hostage
for the two Belgians. Gen. de K.pck being informed of
the circumstance, ordered the Belgians immediately to be
set at lit.erty, and sent to inform the Belgian General
Magnan, at the same time claiming the release of
Captains Maas and Board. Gen. Magnan had, however,
released them before he received Gen. de Kock's letters.
Tuis event affords a fresh proof of the desire of the two
Generals to prevent any trifling circumstance from giving
occasion for unpleas int disputes.
TOPLITZ, Aug. 3 —His Majesty the Emperor arrived
the day before yesterday at Satz, and, as far as we can
learn, is going to Theresunstad, where a numerous corps
of troops are assembled. It is probable that the
Emperor will have ro•day, or to-morrow, an in-
terview with the King of Prussia at Lowosits, just
half way between Prague and Topliiz, from which place
the King of Prussia set out this morning. Prince
Me tunic!' is expected here from Konigswont on the day
after to-morrow at the latest. The Prince M. Ancillon,
the Prussian Minister of State, and other diplomatic cha-
r ,cters of the first rank, will, of course, confer on the im-
portant political affairs which now create universal atten-
tion; but whoever fancies that there is to be any thing
like a Congress, betrays great ignorance of what has been
already long since discovered and settled.
King Charles X. now inhabits a cas'le which belongs
to the Grand Duke of Tuscany. and is situated one stage
from Pt ague. It is believed, however, that in the autumn
his Majesty, with his numerous suite, will return toPrague.

DU FCH FUNDS—AMSTERDAM, Am. 13.
Actual oebt, 2 4 per cent 50% to 51%
A wort Syndic, .4.i per cent 89% to 811%
Ditto, ditto, 3yi per cent.
Voluntary Loan, 1831, 6 per cent.....
Ditto, 1832, 5 per Cent.
Ditto, 1833, 5 per Cent.
Exchange on London
Two months
Dutch Papers, August 14.