The Sun.
London, England, 1835-12-03 00:00:00

DUTCH PAPERS.

Tim II Aour, Nov. 27.—The Second Chamber, in its
sitting to day, approved the protocol of the secret sitting of
the 23d of October, in which a communication was made on
the part of the Government relative to the state of the
finances of our colonies ; the injunction of secrecy was
therefore removed.
Many petitions, chiefly relative to the state of agricul-
tuie, and to the project of law respecting it, were sent to
the committee, which made a great many reports on peti-
tions relative to this and other subjects. Among the peti-
tions on which a report was brought up was that of the far-
mers of Groningen, Gelderland, Sm., in favour of agricul-
ture, while the project of law for promoting its interest is
combated by ship-owners of Amsterdam, Minim, Van
llowlen, near Rotterdam, distillers at Delft and Dclfs-

haven, &c.
It was expected that In the sitting of the Chamber to-
day, the central section would have made its report on one
or more of the pending projects of law; but we inderstand
that the central section, will have, to-morrow, a conference
with the Minister of Finance respecting them.
Yesterday there was a grand ball at the Palace of their
Royal Hi3linesses the Prince and Princess of Orange,
Which, for the first time after a long interval, the diplomatic
body was again present.
AMSTERDAM, Nov. 30.—The sections of the Second
Chamber of the States-General have been engaged for '
some days in examining the answers of the Government to
the objections that have been made to the pendin, financial
laws. In the answers it is stated in general, with respect
'to the budget of the public expenditure, that the Govern-
ment is thoroughly impressed with the justice of the wish
expressed for further retrenchments, and that it constantly
and seriously devotes its attention to all the branches of the
public expenditure.
THE I-ItiouE, Nov. 29.—The Second Chamber of the
States-General will sit to-morrow. In the morning the
sections will be engaged in examining the project of law for
modifying the law respecting the personal tax.
The trial of Pierro Rosielle, and others, before the
Court of Assizes, was obliged to be suspended on the 27th,
in consequence of the illness of one of the Members of the
Court.

DUTCH FONDS—Amair:trum, Nov.:10.
Money. bits.
Artitzl Debt, '2% per Cent. 55 t 5,4
Loan (1K0) 5 per cent.
Alum L Syndic, -1t.,,; per cent.........
Ditto, ditto, 111:', per cent 79's 1111.4
Cmninercial Company, 4 per cnt I tl\ 12 iIA
Ditto (Mkt and IK13) 5 per cent.
Exchange on London, One nam.'i l'2 '2O
Two months
—Dutch Papers, Dec. 1. .

GERMAN AND BELGIAN PAPERS

FRONTIERS Or-POLAND, Nov. 14.—The Emperor and
King, as we perceive from the deed of gift, has combined
the right of inheritance of the estates in Poland, granted to
several Generals and civil officers, with the profession of
the Greek religion. In this condition we see the intention
of the Russian Government, which is manifested in many
other ordinances, to blend the Polish nation more and more
closely with the Russian. To this is to be added the cir-
cumstance, that at the time of the conquest of the Poles of
the provinces of Volhynia and Podolia (which, in conse-
quence of the second partition of Poland, were re-incorpo-
rated with the Russian Empire), all the landowners who
are adherents of the Greek Church were expelled by the
Polish conquerors, and their estates given to Catholics of
their own nation, while the great body of the population
continued to return to the religion of their ancestors, and
are still called United• Greek Christians. The met 4 pro,
fqtmd tranquillity prevails throughout. the kiugdoni,—
,5?Pq64 AfiTcur:l4.
BuitNE, Ischarner has really signed the
indictment in the proceedings for high treason. The public;
however, acquits him of all share in drawing it up. It ex-
tends to 550 closely-written pages. . The Government, or
the Minister of Justice, who have employed full three years,
in producing this work; now require the accused to have
their defence ready in thirty-five days ! in order to draw IT
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