The Sun.
London, England, 1833-07-08 00:00:00

DUTCH PAPERS.

Boas LE .Dec, JULY 3.—Numerous detachments of
men belonging to some corps of cavalry baying drained
furloughs are gone to-day with their horses to the depots.
The horses remain with the depots; the men have fur,
loughs for six weeks. There are to be grand reviews in
hi th camps, at which the cavalry and artillery well like-
wise be present.
Tn VAGUE, JULY 4.—His Excellency Baron Ver-
s.olk Van Soelen has returned from Amsterdam, and had
attended a Cabinet Council, in which, as we I,ea-, the
instructions for the Plenipotentiaries sent to the Con-
ference at London were finally decided. The departure
of Messieurs Van Delel and Veratelk will take place very
-peedily, probably on Sunday. Baron Vdn Zuylen Vag
Nyevelt, who is to supply the place of Baron Ver.tolk
Van Soelen at tree Fat eign Office during his absence, has
also arrive.; at the Hague. His Excellency Baron Chasse
will leave Bergen-op-Zoom as soon as his health permits,
and will go fur a time to the country house of Professor
Hendricks near Vuerburg, where everything is ready to
receive him. Count Omphal, who was cent to Paris
with a special commission to his Maj.-sty the King of the
French, has returned to the Hague. It is not believed
that the object of his mission has been attained, which is
said to have been to demand the restitution of the crylotars
the 10th Division, taken by the French from The Citadel
of Antwerp, and deposited in the Hotel des
It is reported that his Majesty's ship of the line the
Zeeuw or Zealander, Captain Byk, will shortly take, d.
voyage to C.onstadt with his licqal Highness Prince!
tHaeknertyh,eyoroupnogretsutnsiotn of the Prince
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wise that two of his Majesty's ships will shortly tail far
the East Indies.
The Government continues to take measures by which
considerable saving in our War Department will be ef-

fected.
It is said that M. Le Clecq, Chief Secretary in the De-
partment of Foreign Affairs, will accompany Baron Ver-
stolk to London.
His Excellency the Minister of Finance has issued a
circular containing regulations for the purpose of remedy,
ing the irregularities which now take place in remitting by,
,be post letters with money enclosed.
JAssY, JUNE 7.—The 24th division of the Russian
army, belonging to the auxiliary corps sent by the Emr-
ror Nicholas to the Sultan, has already crossed the Pruth,
but has received orders to suspend its march. The brigade
of General Dinabel, consisting of the 47th and 49th re-
giments of Yagere, with eight pieces of cannon, is
encamped on the eminence near this city. These. fine
troops, which, notwithstanding the bad condition at the
roads, had made a long march in a very short time, Imre
been received by the inhabitants of Moldavia with the
most unequivocal proofs of the hospitality et hich
distin-
guishes the inhabitants of the principalities.
Gen. Majewsky, commani:a of the 24th division, has
his head-quarters in this city.
DUI CH FUNDS—AmintRDAM, JULY 5.
Actual Debt, 2)4 per cent 4B' to 40
Amort Syndic, 4)4 per cent .....«
Ditto, ditto, 3,4 per cent.
Voluntary Loan, 1831, 6 per cent lO2 to 10N
Ditto, 1832, 5 per Cent.
Ditto, 1833, 5 per Cent.
Exchange on London
Two months
Dutch Papers, July 6.