The Sun.
London, England, 1832-10-04 00:00:00

DUTCH AND GERMAN PAPERS.

THE HAGUE, SEPT. 30.—The Marquis of Dalmatia,
Ambassador of France to our Court, set out on Saturday
evening for Paris, on leave of absence. The Marquis
d'Eyratigues will act as Charge d'Affairs during his absence.
The magistrates of Nimeguen have announced that, the
cholera baying ceased in that city, the communication
with Prussia, which has been interrupted ever since the
22d of August, will be opened again on the 30th of Sep-
tember ; and, consequently, persons going beyond the
frontiers will only have to provide themselves with certi-
ficates of health after stopping a few days at Nimeguen.
It is expected that the present session of the States-Ge-
neral will be closed on the 13th of October, as the new
session, for which preparations are already making, will be
opened on the 15th of that month.
The Princess of Orange has been pleased to send to the
Governor of Groningen the sum of 1,000 florins, fur the
relief of cholera patients in the city of Groningen.
AMSTERDAM, SEPT. 30.-There remain now 65 cho-
lera patients, The number is daily decreasing.
VIENNA, Seer. 18.—We expect Count Pozzo di
Borgo to-day. He will stop a few days, and then return
to Paris. It is supposed that he comes to consult with our
Ministry on the measures to he taken to preserve peace in
Europe. It has been reported on 'Change that Lord
Durham will also come to Vienna, and it is imagined that
his Lordship's visit is in consequence of the unpleasant
events in the East, and the critical situation of the Turkish
empire, from the successes of Ibrahim Paella ; so that the

European Powers can no longer remain indifferent specta-
tors, but must think of means to put an end to this war,
and to prevent the overthrow of the Turkish empire.
SEPT. 30.—The Handelsblad quotes from the French
and English journals the statement relative to the pro-
posed measures of coercion against Holland, but doubts
whether such measures have really been determined upon,
and especially whether they will be carried into effect
without previous notice from the Conference to Holland,
which has not yet been given ; but should Holland be
attacked, in a manner resembling the barbarity of former
ages, it will, as the injury becomes greater, and if its own
strength is unavailable, rely with tiim confidence on Him
who has always delivered it in time of danger.

DUTCH FUNDS.—AMSTERDAM, SEPT. 29.
Actual Debt, 2;6 per cent 41% to 42%
Amort Syndic, 4% per cent 7l to 71%
Ditto, ditto, 3;6 per cent. ..
Voluntary Loan, 1831, 6 per cent 95% to 9654
Ditto, ditto, 1832, 5 per cent. 80;6 to 81%
--hutch Papers, Oct. 1.
liuussEts, SEPT. 29.—Yesterday, at 2 o'clock, the
King and the Duke of Orleans arrived at Laeken. The
King gave private audiences to General Desprez and M.
Muelenaere, and afterward.; transacted business with the
Ministers of War and of Justice. At 4, his Majesty and
the Duke of Orleans, accompanied by General Desprez
and his staff, rude to review the four squadrons of cuiras-
siers just arrived from Tournay.
This morning, their Majesties and the Duke of Orleans,
with their suite, Yet out for Antwerp.
The funeral service in honour of the individuals who
fell in the days of September was performed yesterday in
the church of St. James, which could not receive the
crowd that attended. After divine service, the attendants

STUTTGA RD, SEPT. 21.—There is a report that Je-
rome Bonaparte, ex. King of Westphalia, now known by
the name of Count de Montfort, who is brotber-in-law to
our King, has purchased a very handsome house here,
which is not quite finished, and will come with his family
next year to reside in it. There is great doubt of the
truth of this report.
ID the room of the late Counsellor of State, Von Herzog,
M. Von Heerdegen, Counsellor of State, is to he at the
Board of the Finance Department. M. Lobbauer has not
yet appeared to the summons of the Criminal Court ; the
license to edite the HoeWachter is withdrawn from him,
and given to M. Moser. It is sail that the German
Universal Gazette of Stut'gard may perhaps be al-
lowed to continue, as our Government will apply to the
Diet to get the prohibition recalled (?)—Nuremburg
Correspondent, Sept. 25.