The Sun.
London, England, 1832-02-15 00:00:00

COUNCIL-OFFICE, WHITEHALL, FEB. 15, 133:2.

The Lords of the Council have just received intimation that
the Bishop of London has directed the Clergy in his Diocese in
no cases to permit the bodies of persons dying of cholera to be
carried into the ohurch previous to interment.

SURREY DISPERSARY, UNION.STREET, SOUTIMA R.
This day a Special Meeting of the Committee was held, to
take further precautionary measures in relation to the cholera,
when it was determined that the rules of the Institution, re-
quiring letters of recommendation, be, as to cases of cholera,
for the present suspended, and that the Medical Officers be re.
quested to attend all cases applying at the Dispensary without
such letters.;. Every step seems to be taken by the Committee
that the emergency requires.
Feb. 15, 1832.

Authenticated by George Whiting, London bridge, South.
wark, Secretary to the Dispensary.

We have received by express the Journal des
Debats of Monday, front which we copy the
following :

FRONTIERS OF RUSSIA, JAR. 20.—We can repeat to
you the assurance which we gave you a few days ago, that
the Rua•ian troops have been ordered back from Poland,
and they are to be distributed on a new footing, but there
are still in Poland about eighty thousand men, which can
be concentrated at a short notice. Paris was tranquil.
French Funds, 66f. 150."

The following are extracts from German
Papers, and the Hamburg Reporter of the 10th
instant :

• - -
POSEN, FEB. a—Among the Poles who have sought refuge
in the Prussian territory, there are many who had formerly
served as officers in the Prussian army. These are put under
rigorous military arrest, and it is said that in a few days a court-
martial will be appointed to try them. Those who have served
in the troops of the line will probably be more severely punished
than those of the Landwehr. The former resolution, to send
them to Glogau, to have them enrolled as common soldiers, is
revoked by an order of the King. Hitherto all landowners who
took an active part in the revolution were not allowed to leave
their place of residence without special permission. This pro-
hibition is also revoked.

PRAGUE, FEB. 3.—The reports of yesterday and today, re.
, lative to the cholera, are unhappily, very melancholy. ester.
day there were seventy-seven new cases, twenty recoveries, and
twenty-tive deaths. To-day the numbers are ninety-nine new
cases, seventeen recoveries, and forty deaths.
In the House of Correction there are 1,200 prisoners, among
whom there were about forty attacked in one night, of whom
six died ; hence the great increase in the new town. Up to
today there have been in all 2,349 cases ; 1,117 recoveries ;
1,133 deaths ; remain 329.

HAMBURG, FEB. 10.—The Senate has ordered to have
thanksgivings offered up in all the churches of the city and its ter-
ritory on Sunday, the 12th instant, for the mercy of the Almighty
manifested in the mild character of the Asiatic cholera among
up, and for our entire deliverance from that malady.
BERLIN, FEB. B.—The Government of Meek lenburgh
Schwerin having modified the precautions against the cholera,
the passage of travellers between Hamburg and Berlin is now
re. established, with the only restriction that up to the 12th
instant persons coming from Hamburg, and up to the 16th

persons coming from Berlin, are not to stop in the territory of
Mecklenburgh longer than is necessary to change horses. After
the above dates all restrictions cease, on the travellers giving
satisfactory proofs that they passed the last ten days in
healthy places.
BERLIN, FED. a—GENERAL POST-OFFICE—The city
of Berlin still continues free from cholera.

HAMBURG, FEB. 10.—BORSEN-HALLE, HALF-PAST
Two O'CLOCK,—Wheat—During last week several parcels of the
best description only have been sold for exportation.
Weight.

Wheat, Anhalt, white ll5 to 120 l' to 1-28
-- red 117 to 127 11 I to 118
- Brun wick l2O to 125 120 to 132
- Niecklenhurgli
-- Holstein, red 118 to 125 112 to 130
- Lower Elbe 116 to 123 1!2 to 128
.. ___. .

During the week 41 lasts of Wheat have been imported,
17 exported, and there remains stock on hand 1800 lasts.
The transactions in our Stock Market continue to be ex-
tremely limited.

End of February
Anglo-Danish Loan, 3 per Cent 62s4'
Anglo-Russian Loan
Russian Inscription, 5 per cent. 1831
Polish Bonds
Austrian Bank Shares
110
Ditto Metalliques
New Austrian 4 ner Cents 754

SIIIPPING INTELLIGENCE-( TliIS DAY.)

FROM T LOYD'S.

DEAL, FEB. 14.—Wind E.S.E—Arrived from the river the
William Fairlie, and Marquis Camden, for China; and Cathe-
rine, Ferm, for India. The William Fairlie sailed for China at
hall.past five.
DARTMOUTH, FEB. 14.—Arrived off port the Edward,
from :Messina.
BRISTOL, FEB. Lk—Arrived the Hero, Hammond, from
Odessa.
STANDGATE CREEK, FEB. 14.—Arrived the Jason, Nel-
son, from Hamburg.
LIVERPOOL, FEB. 13.—Arrived the Hope, Jennings, from
Newfoundland; Amphitrite, Dane, from Zante. Off port, the
Matilda, Moor, from Alicant.
CORK, Fen. 11.—Wind N.W.—Arrived the Prince Regent,
Mortimer, from Algesiras. Sailed his Majesty's ship Nautilus,
for Oporto.
PORFSMOUTH, FEB. 14.—The Sir Janice Kempt, Patrick,
from Dundee to New York, is discharging part of her cargo, to
repair. . _

ABERDEEN, FEB. 12.—The Pirate, Sutherland, from Sun-
derland to Banff, driven on shore near this port on the 6th inst.,
has become a total wreck.

The Palemon, Massingen, from Marseilles, has arrived at
Dartmouth, with damage, bound to Antwerp.

CHOLERA NIORBUS, OFF

COUNCIL OFFICE,
DAILY REPO

Places and Date.

Newcastle, Feb. 13

N. Shields &c. Feb. 13, ...

Hetton, &c., Feb. 13,

L REPORT.

Haddington, Feb. 12, ....,

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Glasgow, Feb. 12..

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