The Sun.
London, England, 1832-08-27 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWELVE 0' CL 0 CK.
The following was posted at the North and South
American G ffee House:—
NEW YORK, AUGUST I.—(Extract of a private letter.)
—" I have seen the city of New York in the gloom of the
yellow fevet ; I have also seen it deserted ; but I have noel
seen it when it has been so generally deserted as it is st
this moment. I refer you to our daily papers, froo
which, those who are acquainted with our city, will God
that we have no place of safety to fly to—it is all twain'
us—the mail of this morning announces it from Sackett
Harbour to Buffl ), that is, from one end of our State to thl
other. A despatch from Philadelphia states yesterday)
that 10 new ea.es and 9 deaths had taken place ; it ba'
broken out at Norfolk and Portsmouth."

A mail ha: arrived from Halifax, bringing papers to
the 7,h of August ; also papers from New Brunswick t°
the 29th of July, and limn Prince Edward Island, have bee
received at the North and South American Coffee House.
The Halifax Papers state that upwards of 2001. had
been deposited in the S Bank there.
. _

The New Brunswick Papers of the 28th July state tba'
in consequence of a petition to his Excellency the GO'
vernor, from the Board of Health for the county of St'
John's, praying for aid towards the erection of a hospital
fur the cholera patients, 1,0001. bad been 31Iotted.
The Prince Edward Island Papers are void of news...

By the French mail received this morning, they wrist
from Brussels that, on the 2lst inst. a courier arrived the
from London, with despatches to Sir Robert Adair. A,
Cabinet Council was immediately held at the Palace, an"
it is thought that, according to what the King said, tbc
propositions sent from Compeigne were favourably received
by the majority of the Conference.
The lollowing is nearly the subst,nce of these proposi'
firms ;--44 To be paid annually by Holland 2,000,000 eA
franks ; that Holland is to renounce the duty paid on Bel'
gain ships navigating the Scheldt ; Belgium is to renouod
the navigttion of the rivers in the interior, on conditioe,
that she shall have permission to establish an iron roe
and canal to communicate from the Scheldt to the Rhine;
; pet
sons
Warsaw sa
secreting w
r them s Council
shall
b e
of
the river Meuse to be free there ; and also some net/
An
Administration, rha s t
ha changes in the minor parts of the tteaty."
beenist sued
all
punished, and brought before a military council of war.
Accounts from Constantinople state, that the informs'
tion, both from the army and fleet, is very unfavourable.
It was reported that an engagement had taken place 00
the 18th August, in which the Turks had a ship of the live
burnt, three smaller vessels were sunk, and three frigate°
were taken by the Egyptians ; but this requires as yet cot"
firmation.

The Algerine Moniteur has published an order of the
lay to the army, dated Algiers, Aug. 9, stating that cep'
tain information had been received that the Arabs were
concentrating their f.,rces to make an attack on the 10
or 20th, but the French army were going to anticipa"
them ; there appears to he about 3,000 sick amongst the
Ft ench troops.
Letters from Mentz state that the Carlist party are agate
at work ; reports of an alarming nature are spread in rl4
country, and the chiefs are again assembling ; everything
announces th tt another insurrection is on the en of taking
place.