The Sun.
London, England, 1832-03-13 00:00:00

DUTCH PAPERS.

TrIM HAGUE, MARCH 8. The Amsterdam Han-
11esb1od contains the follnwing article :
" From a quarter from whence we have often derived
important communications, and which always bear the
stamp of authenticity. we have now learnt that so far
as it is possible to penetrate into the very secret negotia-
tions, his Majesty has consented to the formal cession
of Belgium, and to the consequent recognition of Leopo'd,
on condition of some alterations in the 24 articles, with
which Count Orloff will charge himself, in order to obtain
the assent both of the Conference and of Belgium.

The Breda Courant says that in a few days a begin-
ning will be made with the distribution of the metal cross
among the army and navy, which is cast out of the cannon
taken from the Belgians.
We have received Java Papers to the 29th of October,
which contain no news.

AMSTELIDAM, Nov. 7.—Yesterday arrived M. Da-
vcrzae, Charge d'Affaires of America at the Court of the
Netherland., and two couriers from the Austrian Consul,
4t Paris.

DUTCH FUNDS.
‘ltat:44 7.—Actual Debt, 2% per cent., 40% 414 ; Amort.
Synci., 4% per cent., GA 691 i ; Ditto, ditto, 31/2 per cent., 54!•4
3544 ; Voluntary Loan (1831), 6 percent., 924 9314.
MARCH B.—Actual Debt, 2% per cent,. 4074 ; Amort.
synd., 4)4 per cent., 69% 7014 ; Ditto, ditto, 31, per cent., 35i
364 ; Voluntary Loan (1831), 6 per cent. ; 934 94N.
MARCH 9.—Actual Debt, 234 per cent., 4114 43; Amort.
Synd., 414 per cent., 70)4 71N ; Ditto, ditto, per cent., 56
3614.; Voluntary Loan (1831), tr per cent., 8434 95q.

HAMBURG, MARC!! 4.—The steam-boar, William
.lollitre, which was obliged by the ice to put into Gluck-
stidt, came up to the city this afternoon. . .

MARCH 6.-Here too letters have been received from
Trieste, which state that a ship had arrived in eleven days
from Constantinople, with the news that the Pacha of
Egypt had been outlawed, and that his fleet had returned
from St. Jean d'Acre to Alexandria, where the greatest
consternation prevailed.
WARSAW, FEB. 28.—The following has been pub-
lished here :

"During the disturbances in the kingdom of Poland,
mosiderable sums disappeared from the public treasuries,
relative to the disposal of which no account has yet been
given. The Provisional Government has in consequence
established an extraordinary Committee of Inquiry, em-
powered to receive the accounts of public functionaries
and private individuals. The Committee is to consist of
President, three Counsellors, and a Secretary. Before
March 10, all public functionaries and private in-
dividuals, whether belonging to the miliatry or the
civil classes, or to send in an account of all sums of
money received by them from the Bank, the Treasury,
or the funds of cities or public institutions, between Nov.
29, 1330, and Sept. 16, 1831. These accounts must be
accompanied by a statement of the manner in which the
sums have been disposed of ; individuals neglecting so to
do will become personally responsible for the same."
liamacitG, M. act' 6.—Funds were heavy to-day,
there being more sellers than buyers.

End of March.

Anglo-Danish Loan, 3 per Cent. (33%
Anglo-Russian Loan
Hamburg ditto 864
Polish Bonds
Austrian Bank Shares 1127
Ditto 3.tetalliques
New Austrian 4 net Cents ieii
—llamburg Reportei.

EXCHANGES ON LONDON.
IltmotltG, 111RCH 6.-13 12 • two months, 13 1034.

PITERSBUIGH, FEL 24.—10Yi.
BERLIN, MARCH a—Three months 629.

BREMEN, MARCH 2.—Two months, 616.
AMSTERDAM, MARCH 9.-11 94; two months, 11 V 5-10.

GERMAN PAPERS.

VIENNA, FEB. 29. Great agitation was caused today
on 'Change, by the news that the French had taken An-
cona by force, and also taken the administration into their
own hands. The Bank Shares fell twenty florins. Great
apprehension is felt respecting the consequences of this
event which it is feared may produce serious misunder-
standings. If the affair passed as the accounts report it,
one might be inclined to doubt whether the instructions
of the French Ministry have been properly followed ; how-
ever all must be cleared up in a few days. The taking of
Ancona by force, -is like an act of hostility to the Pope.
It is said a brigade of Swiss is expected at Rome, which
:Naples gives up to the Papal Government. Several
couriers leave Vienna to-day. The affair at Anemia can•
not possibly make a favourable impression at Paris, or
tend to the maintenance of the present Ministry and tie
preservation of the general peace, for it does no honour to
the prudence of Casimir Perier, whose pacific system
hitherto approved by the great majority of the French
nation, is endangered. by it.
Letters to the 12th of February have been received from
Constantinople. M. Stratford Canning, who arrived at the
latter end of January, who soon afterwards made an ex-
cursion by sea, and returned to the capital, by which the
first report of his having gone to Russia is proved to have
been unfounded. The Egyptian expedition to Syria is
said to make no progress, for St. Jean d'Acre still bolds
out, and the Turkish r.-my is receiving re-inforcements
from all quarters.

TURKENIL.
(From the Moniteur Ottoman.)
Sir Stratford Canning landed here on the 26th of Schabon
(29th of January), accompanied by Mehemet Bey, colonel
of the sappers, who acted as his mimandar after binel Bey
was ordered with his regiment to Koniab, on the day
of bis arrival, be gave official notice of it to the Porte,
which, according to custom, sent him floWers, confection-
ary, and fruit. The Timsrli Sp.thi, who form the cavalry
of Ereerum, received orders to asserthle in the capital,
Were the old and infirm were discharged, and only the
younz and vigorous retained to form a new regular regi
meat of Timarli cavalry.
FAOSTIEB6 Of ITALY, Fzs. news of the

'occupation of Ancona by reach troops has caused greater
sensation and alarm than it appears to merit. It ii gene-
rally affirmed that this step of the French Government. is
taken in concert with that of
d Austtia, an'A that the two
'Powers have repeater that the occupation of
the legations shall ithuie:riately cease when tranquillity and
order are pef±tinently restored. It is added that Austria
1.48 t".ec'iared it will reduce the number of its troops to
0,000, and tbat France, on its part, has engaged to send
at the most only an equal number.
VIENNA, MARCH I.—Fire per Cent?: Sittalligites,
83i; Four per Cents.; t 51; flank Shires, i,ils.

',HUI§ OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCk.
ank Sreick iii.ii shut New 5 per Cefit.
per etmt. Red -
6 per Cent. Cons. 83%3424 Ditto Bonds 1 dis.
354 per Cent - South Sea Stock 92
DU° Red ..........:....•...... shut Old Annuities........-
Kew:),Per Cent 91%;i New Ditto... ..... ....-.......
3 per i.,...'nt Ann. 1726 — 13 per Cent. Ann. 1751 .... ---
~er Cent. 1826
Rink Long Ann. to expire I Pitt"- .....730 '' -9 .1,0 Mn.
Jan. 5, 1860 — Ditto riii.;l) • - - ••, 9 10 pm.
Oct. 10, 1R59.."..v. ... - Ditto commercial.... ..... —pM.
Jan. 5, M1L...16 r 5-16 11=16 Ditto kreeitised
.• Jan. 5, 1880.....v.;....'.. •"''. i sank for Account —
APril,s, 1860.... ...... ....... .-- 'lndia for Account. —
Jain. 5. 1870:tw.......-- !Cons for April 11 ....S4 314%