The Sun.
London, England, 1832-02-21 00:00:00

310VEMENTS.

The whole of the troops were to move forward on the
morning of the sth instant, in three columns.
Ist Column.—The Western Interior Regiment, under
Colonel Grignon, and three officers and 60 men of the
33d Regiment, move by the Bog Estate And Anchovy
Bottom, on Montpelier New Works, thence to patrol in
d'rection of Head and Crown Tavern.
2d Column.—Colonel Camp/tell, with. the Hanover
Regiment, move from Round-bill, by Welcome and Con-
tent, on Golden-grove and Panas, and patrols towards
Montpelier, New Works, and Crown Tavern.
3,1 Column.—Colonel Williams, with a detachment for
Sivannah-la-Mer, by Haddo, on Crown Tavern.
Nlaroons.—From Accompong, on Chesterfield, Be!moat
and Great River, towards Docket's spring.

TRELAWNEY.
Favourable accounts have been received from this parish :
numerous prisoners are coming in, and no fresh fires Lave
lakes place.

Sr. JAMES.
Despatches were received this morning from Sir Wil-
loughby Cotton, dated ten o'clock A.M., the sth of Js-
unary, cont.aining most favourable intelligence from St,
James's. The slaves were returning in numbers to the
estates. All the ladies and other women who had em-
lurked on board the ships in the harbour were lauding,
and resuming their domestic avocations,
attornies were going to visit the estates.
The roads to Luc, a, Maroon-town, and Savannah, were
all open.
The slaves of Retirement, and two other properties, hid
come in bodily.

Colonel Campbell had taken one of the " Rulers," who
cal= With tQrvbe-ti in the aet of 61/4ttini fire to a ?rortty

had, when fitte4ttii.iT!.o,,f;* 113 r porpNß ht c3t
tort and regretted not baring done it. He ie to be tried.

ST. THOMAG It Tug EAST.

Deapatches have been received from Morant-bay, dated
the sth ofJinuary. A chief of the rebels bad been tak.n
by the Plantain River Company, and was immediately
tried and sentenced to be shot, which was carried into ex,
cution, aed his body taken to Rose-garden estate and
hung up.
The negroes of Providence, II itty's Hope, Orange• hill,
Mulatto River, and Fair Prospect, had all returned to
their work.
Captain Buchan, of the 77th Regiment, with his de-
tachment, was to march to Alancliioneel for Mulatto River.

;o that populous city but *too clearly profit the existeoe,
of that dreadful scourge.

Prompt measures and strict vigilance am going to be
Adopted in our port., awl there is every reason to hope
no precautions will be neglected under these melancholy
rirc urnstances.

AM47SPLIDATi, PEE. 17.
Actual Debt, 24 per cent 39 to 394,
Amort Syndic, 4j%', per cent
Ditto, ditto. 3Y,', per cent.
Voluntary Loan, 1831, 6 per cent.....
Ditto, ditto, 5 per cent., 183'2
Exchange upon London, one month li 87 5.10
Two Months

WARSAW, Fra. 7.—His 141aiesty the Emperor, consi-
dering it might be Too much for many of the Polish sol-
diers, who are no longer, and have already been long,
in the service, to enter into the R.r.sian army for 15 or
25 years, has shortened the t:mc of service for them to 10
or 15 years.

Since the departure of Field-Marshal Paskewitsch, Ge-
neral Count Witt has taken the command of the army.
Fria. B.—Privy Counsellor and Dr. Wylie has arrived
here from St. Petersburgh, to inspect the hospitals.
We have not had tor many tiers such mild weather at
the beginning of February as now : the thermometer is
three degrees above freezing.
_

VIENNA, FEB. B.—Byorder of the Emperor sixteen
physicians iet out yesterday post for Gallicia, where a ma.
liguant typhus fever has already attacked nearly 10,000
persons, of whom great numbers, as well military, as
citiz ns, and country people have died. This disorder (in
the circles of Bocbnitz and Farnow) is ascribed to the
great fatigues endured by the troops employed on the
frontier as a cordon against the cholera, the difficulty of
providing flit. their subsistence while %,o employed, the
effects le!t b, hind by the cholera, the extremely low diet
of the Polish peas tots, and the influence of the damp and
unwholesome weather.

FEB. 9.—Three per Cents. 85 7-16 ; Four per Cents.
75i ; B.ink Shares 1,102.