The Sun.
London, England, 1832-04-23 00:00:00

BERLIN, APRIL 12.—We learn that a Cabinet onset
directs that the regiments on the reserve shall be again
ilaced on the war establishment, that is to say, shall be in
creased from 678 men per battallin, to 1,002. Sere: 1
if them will probably be sent to Mayeuce and Saarlouis,
and in general those regiments be concentrated on the
Rhine, whereas the 4th Corps of the army will be with-
drawn from that country.
The cholera, which about a month ago seemed to
have left the Halle, has reappeared with almost as much
virulence as at first, with the difference that there are now
many cases in the higher classes.
BERLIN, APRIL 11.—All the reports of war have va-
nished. Nothing certain is known of the arrival of the
Imperial Family of Russia; and a person of rank at Court
lively affirmed, that even the month when the journey will
rake place, is not fixed.
It was generally reported here yesterday that the cholera
had again appeared in Breslau-.
STOCKHOLM, Aram 10.—One of our journals had the
following article, dated 29th ultimo :—" Several arrest,
have lately been made here by the police, and more wiJ
follow. Some restless young men, chic fly of the trading
classes, on Sunday evening disturbed the public tran-
quility in the streets and in hou,es—forced their way into
inhabited apartments—behaved riotously—attacked the
military patroles or lered to arrest them, &c. They are
under arrest in the Town HA, and numbers of persons are
daily summoned to the Police-office to give testimony
against them. Bail to the amount of 15,000 dollars
offered by the family of one the prisoners, was refused, &e.
—Homburg Papers. April 17.
HAMBURG, APRIL 17.—BORSEN HALLE, HALM-PAPT
TWO O'CLOCK.-In Funds there is little doing, but prices
maintain themselves steadily. Discount four and a half
per cent.

End of April.
Anglo-Danish Loan, 3 per Cent 64%
Anglo-Russian Loan
Hamburg ditto 8614
Russian Inscription, 5 per cent.... . 86 l 4
Ditto, ditto, 1831 85%
Polish Bonds ... lOB

Austrian Bank Shares 1134
Ditto Metalliqucs
New Austrian 4 Der Cents 71114
Weight. Rix.dollars.
Wheat, Anhalt, white ll5 to 122. 118 to 128
red 117 to 127 110 to 127
Marks l2n to 125 122 to-134
Mecklenburgh
--- Holstein, red 118 to 125 110 to 128
—Hamburg Reporter.
CONSTANTINOPLE, MARCH 26.—St. Jean D'Acre still
holds out, and the Porte hopes it will continue to do so, as
it is said to have provisions for a year. Great naval pre-
parations continue to be made. Sir S. Canning had his
first audience of the Sultan on the 19th. The Porte has
taken no resolution respecting the frontiers of Greece.
The high price of corn occasioned serious tumults at
Taurus on the 19th of February, and the magazines of
several European merchants were plundered. The dread-
fully bad weather is at length succeeded by milder Spring
temperature, but unhappily the plague has reappeared in
the city.—Allpemeine Zcitung, April 17.

THE FUNDS -(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK

Montreal Papers to the 27th March, Quebec to the
17th March, and Bombay Papers to the 25th December,
have been received at the North and South American
Coffee-house. The Montreal Papers are void of the least
interest.

From Quebec they state, that the Upper Canada Papers
have continued to he filled, since the close of the Legisla•
ture, with acrimonious discussions on the local affairs of

the province, and the proceedings of public meetings held

in opposition to Sir John Colbourn's administration,
and the general management of public affairs ; but all
parties profess a strong attachment to the British Govern-
ment. Those who are at present dissatisfied with the
management of the provincial affairs, say that it tends to

the benefit of a few, at the expense of the many. The
majority of the Representative body support the Ad-
ministration.

The Bombay Papers do not contain any political news
of consequence. We have bad later accounts overland
from India.

The accounts from Mexico, via America, state to the
27th of February, that no decisive meeting had taken
place between the forces of Santa Anna and the Govern-
ment troops. The movements were only limited to
skirmishes. General Santa Anna marched to the enemy's
camp with 600 horse and two companies of infantry, to
intercept a convoy of money, which he took, and the
troops joined his standard.
By the French mail this morning we have accounts from
the frontiers of Italy, stating that the Pope is now disposed
to settle his affairs with the French.

Accounts from Terceira of March 26, state that on the
arrival there of Don Pedro it was expected that the expe-
dition against Don Miguel would immediately proceed to
Portugal, but great disappointment has been experienced
owing to the transports not being ready, and instead of the
expedition sailing in April, it is not supposed it will take
place until the month of June.
Letters from Gibraltar state that all the ports in Bar-
bary have been closed to all European ships, owing to the
cholera.

The estafette from Paris this morning is of some im-
portance, and, although it brings a decrease in the cholera,
great alarm prevails in the above capital, which may be
easily perceived by most of the Deputies, as well as the
Peers, taking to their heels with the prorogation of the
Chambers, even without a closing speech from his Majesty.
This does not correspond with the former great deeds of
the Grand Nation. A change of the French Ministry
was expected. The number of deaths on Thursday were
445, being 80 less than the preceding day ; on Friday the
deaths were 372, 73 less than on Thursday.