The Sun.
London, England, 1834-07-11 00:00:00

DUTCH PAPERS.

THE HAGUE, JULY 4.—His Excellency Baron Von Verstolk
is gone this morning to the Loo, to have an audience with the
King ; after which his Excellency will go to his country seat
at Goelen. •

JULY 6.—Her Majesty the Queen of England is expected
at Rotterdam this evening.
Her Majesty the Queen of Bavaria, who was hindered by
the prevailing sickness from visiting Scheveningen for the last
two summers, is expecting to come very shortly and pass a con-
siderable time at the baths at Scheveningen.
AMSTERDAM, JULY 7.—The Chevalier Drovetti, formerly
Consul-General of France in Egypt, and Major-General Sir
George Leith have arrived here.
PETERSBURGH, JUNE 25.—Our commercial journal contra-
dicts the report of an intended loan to the amount of 300 mil-
lions of rubles in bank assignats, and says that the Govern-
ment neither contemplates nor needs a new loan.
ROTTERDAM.—Her Majesty the Queen of Great Britain
arrived here yesterday evening, on board the Royal George
yacht, in good health, and rode in the strictest incognito to
the Hague, whence she will proceed to-day on her way to
Germany. The Prince and Princess Frederick of the Ne-
therlands, and the Duke and Duchess of Saxe Weimar, with
their sons, who arrived here yesterday morning, went to Hel-
voetsluys to receive her Majesty. Those august persons came
back to this place yesterday evening. and returned to the
Hague.
( According to the Stoats Courant, her Majesty seems to
have been received at Rotterdam itself, anal not at Helvoet-
sluys, nor does the Courant make any mention of her Ma-
jesty going incognito to the Hague.)
An account from the camp at Reischol says that, on the 4th
of this month, the troops of the reserve divisions encamped
there made a military march, a promenade, and bivouacked at
noon on the Heath of Dupen, between the village of Dupen
and illiddelbeers. The division was accompanied by the
North Brabant Yagers and a battery of field artillery ; it left
the camp early in the morning, and did not return till the
evening. The dinner was prepared in the bivouac, and the
troops, while there had three out-posts, and all other precau-
tions, as in the time of war.

DUTCH FUN DS—AfitSTERDAM, JULY 8.
Actual Debt, 2% per Cent. .. - to 5214
A wort Syndic. 4y.:, per cent
Ditto, ditto, 31:2 per cent.
Loan of 1830, 4 per cent
.......:0154 to 100%
Ditto, 1532 and 1533, 5 per Cent 974 to 98
Exchange on London
Ditto, two months l2 07%
—Dutch Papers, July 9,

By the Quebec and Montreal papers we have re-
ceived the following statement of the arrivals of vessels and
emigrants :

Vessels. Settlers.
June 14, 1833
June 4, 1834 327 10,534
Showing an increase in the same number of vessels in favour
9isuhebcehcap.to
and five shillings, levied on emigrants ahrripi
of 1834 of 3,843 settlers. The Emigrant Tax of ten shillings
Quebec
cunlasityt
year, has been suspended. The conveyance
offroßmnt
Montreal of a settler has been reduced to one shilling and
threepence.
ASIA MINOR.—The situation which
British
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of gaining information upon the ancient geography of Anato-
lia,
author's chief objects,
He has succeeded in discovering
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however, was
to determine the site of Antioch in Pisidia, that place so
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important to the Christian geographer, as ennobled by the
discourses and persecutions of St. Paul, and the discOery of
which, says Colonel Leake, would greatly assist the compara-
tive geography of all the adjacent country. Not only has this
gentleman fully. succeeded in fixing the site of the once splen-
did metropolis of Pisidia, but has also discovered the magnifi-
mnteehaeo;ftown of Apidlonia, and those of Eumenia
and Colossie. This new ground, hitherto unknown to the
European traveller, is little short of six hundred miles. The
account of the above " Discoveries in Asia Minos'" is about to
be published by Mr. Bentley.
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