The Sun.
London, England, 1830-12-13 00:00:00

BRUSSELS PAPERS.

ANTwEar, Dec.. 7.—Since our merchants have become
convinced that the armistice negotiated by the Envoys of
the five Powers who signed the Protocol of London of
November 17, will not be fairly carried into effect, the
merchants of Antwerp will have all goods consigned to
them by Ostend or Dunkirk till all difficulties are removed.
The Deputies from the Committee of Merchants re-
turned yesterday evening from Brussels. They seem to be
satisfied with the reception they tact with front the Pro-
visional Government, and from Messrs. Cartwright and
!treason. Nothing has yet transpired of the result of
their application, only it seems that the members of the
five Powers assembled at London will alone be able to
constrain King William to come to an arrangement. We
have nothing new to announce respecting our ships. We
wait fur the explanations given to the Government by the
English and French Envoys.

AHTwvita, Dee. B.—There is nothing new in our
port, nor any change in the position of the squadron.
There are still about 2,000 men —in th• citadel, among
whom are 100 artillerymen. It seems that the small-pox
is prevalent, All the brass cannon have been sent away.
There remain only four mortars, not mounted. From the
bastion No. 2 to No. 5, there are 28 pieces, mortars and
others, pointed at the city. There aro many sick in the
citadel, hut they tire sent successively to flolland.
DEc. 9.—We are informed that the Prins Van
Orange, Captain Deu►eire, bound to Rio de Janeiro, and
the Catherine, Capt tin Vanderschuit, with a cargo of
hark, bound for London, which quitted our port three
dap' ago, have been detained at Bait, by M. Lueas, corn-
►nanding the Dutch squadron, who will not suffer them to
pass, notwithstanding the permission giver) by Gen, Chaise.
The Prussian Government granted at the beginning of
November the favour of a free entrepot, with liberty to
pass on transit at all points, and without restriction at t.►
time, to all merchandise, effect., fie, which the political
events in the Netherlands might cause to be sent to the
Prussian dominions. This Measure is of the highest im-
portance to the commerce of Belgium. The Prince of
Saxe Coburg is now much talked of as King of Belgium,
—Jouunal du Ctmuneree of Anvers, Dec. 7,8, 0.
IleussEr.s, Dec. B.—Lord Ponsonhy, the stew Minister
I from England to our Government, despatched yesterday
evening, for the first thine, a British Cabinet messenger to
Ostend„with despatches for London.
A great number of workuien employed on the baule-
yards have been discharged. The wages of these work-
men cost the city the enormous sum of 22,000 florins
weekly, and the resources of the city being totally ex-
hausted, it is impossible to continue this expense. In the
middle of the night a riot broke out among these work-
men, which, however, was quickly suppressed.
The Diike de Alarms corning from Italy has passed
through Mayence; he took the road to the Netherhinde.
Dec. 9.—The opinions of the Central Section, respect-
ing the Senate, were rejected yesterday by the Congreire,
by 7b votes to 58.
The Caurrier des Pays has would have fur the Sove-
reign of Belgium an English Prince, who should contract
an alliance with the daughter of King Louis Philip; this,
it thinks, would reconcile all didiculties ; but there is one
which the writer has forgotten, there is no English Prince
to be married.

Dee. Cartwright, Minister from his Battu-
nio Majesty to the Diet at Frankfort; set out for that city
the night before last. ,

NATIONAL CONGRESS—Syr-ram or DEC. 8.

The communications made by the Provisional Govern.
merit to the Congress were reed ; they relate to the sue.
pension °farms, which King William refuses to execute
in the manner proposed by the five Powers; there is,
among these papers, the despatch of Admiral Gulling, say.
ing, that with respect to the blockade of the Scheldt, he
should act according to his instructions; the decree "of
King William, prohibiting the sending of all kinds of
merchandise to Belgium ; a note addressed to the Envoys
of the Allied Powers by the Diplomatic Commitiee, stoking
that the suspension of 'arms he executed ;
a note, dated Ath Dec., delivered hyllte Provetionnt

Two addresses were sent, one from Itoo inhsbitunts of
Manchester, in England, to the inhabitants of Prowls
anti the Southern Provinces, congratulating them on hey-
ing re-conquered their liberty; the other, much loop r,
is front the Political Union of London to the 'same ett.ct.
It was resolved to insert iu the Prates Verbal a via,
of thanks for them addresses,
M. Tilemsns, chief of the Committee for the affairs of
the Interior, brought up hie report on the proceedings of •
the Committee, but his voice being exceedingly weak, and
his lunge affected, the report was read by M. ViLain. The
reporter posies in review ell. the successive pluses of our
revolution, es far as concerns the branch of the stlinini-
strstion confided to him. He treats successively of egri •
culture, manufactures, and cemmerce; he demonstrates
thAt the prices of corn are lower then at the stone season
in 1820. He goes into many details respectint public
education, the bridges, roads, canahr, navigable river., and
!widens—the public edificto—the budget of the Interior,
those of the Communes, the slim-habit institutions, the
hospitals, the civic guard, lke. lie announces that order
is every whtre estataished, he observes that mennfactoriee
need support, and list the Congress must And the means,
as well us the resources, to wet the expenditure, it being
impossible at present to form a budget..
M. Geodetic** made a report on the department of Jto-
tice. Both these report., were ordered to be printed.—
Brussels Popery Dee. 11.
WAILSAW, NI fr. '29....-Our jonresle contain 11 decree of
his Majesty the Emperor, respecting the notes to be issued
by the banks. Those notectre to be for 6, 10, 60, 100,
500, and 1,000 Polish florins.

Wuzikt►s, Nov. 29.—Ottr hopes rsyssting Goeth•e am
confirmed, and there is every mon to Lope his solopleto
recovery.

llxxt.tt+,• Div, ifighnets Duke Pater of Gw
deriburg has left this oily for St. Patershurnh. Count Von
Galen, S erectry of Legation, has arrive.f here, express
from St. Pews...burgh. —Pruesiass Stage Gastits, Usu. D.

DEATH OF .BENJAMIS PqNBTANT.

A great sensation has beau produeed in Paris by the
death of Btlfillirlin Constant. His death took place on •
Welnrsday hit.