The Sun.
London, England, 1837-01-16 00:00:00

BELGIUM.

BRUSSELS, J. 11. —The King has granted numerous au-
diences. In the evening his Majesty transacted business with
the Minister of the Interior.

The number of passengers on the iron rail-vad in the month
of November was 56,000, and the receipts 55,080 francs. In
the month of December the number of passengers was 49,000,
and the receipts 48,739 francs. From the Ist of May to the
31st of Dec. the number of passengers between Antwerp and
Brussels was 732,000, the receipts 731,736 francs. In the
eight corresponding months of 1835, the number of passengers
on the section from Malines to Brussels was 421,430, and the
receipts 268,99;.' francs.
We yesterday received accounts from Lisbon, among which
is a notice that M. Van de Weyer bad had his audience of
leave of Queen Donna Maria.

BRUSSELS, JAN. I4.—We lately mentioned that M. de la
Pelarguie had been sent from Paris by M. Gasparin to exa-
mine the state of the prisons in Belgium. He is now arrived,
and had yesterday an interview with the Minister of Justice,
who has offered him every facility fur fulfilling the object of
his visits.

The Moniteur of to-day contains several Royal Ordinances,
by which several branches of the public service, viz., Public
Works, Mines, Marine, Militia; Civic Guard, Posts, Ma-
sagerits, Mints, Stamping of Gold and Silver, Weights and
Measures are detached from the respective departments of the
Interior. Foreign Affairs, Marine and Finance to form toge-
ther one department, under the title of departments of Pubic
Works.

The department of Foreign Affairs is removed to that of
the Interior, which will be called Departments of the Interior
andof Foreign Affairs.

M. J. B. Northornbe is appointed Minister of Public
Works, Baron T'Serelaes, Secretary General of Foreign Af-
fairs, and M. Masseri?, Secretary General, ad interim, of the
Public Works.

AMSTERDA!‘I, JAN. 13. —M. Van Gennep, Vice-President
ol the Syndicate d'Arnortisscmcn:, is appointed Minister of
Finance ad interEnt.

HAMkRG, J. 9.—The Franconian Mercury announces
Vic deiLt!-. of his !loyal Highness Duke William of Bavaria
as half-pa:s.t eleven o'clock, in the 85th 3 car or his age. His
Grandson Duke Marc, with his consort, the Duchess Louisa,
:and their children are gone to Bayreuth to Duke Pius, where
t:lev will meet Queen Caroline, and return after the funeral.
—Frankrart Paper, .Jau. 13.

THE MARKETS-(THIS DAY).

CORN EXCUANG E.

The ari•ivals.r.f all kinds of Grain last weeli were tolerably
large, and of Flour there was a good quantity. The trade
.i:efierally was dull throughout the week. This morning the
-fresh supplies of Corn have been moderate. The samples of
new Wheut arc somewhat improved in condition, and the mil-
lev,. bought sparingly, which occasioned a heavy trade, and
prices are declined Is. to 2s. per quarter from last Monday's
quotations; bat good old parcels support their late value.
'here was a iair demand for fine Earley to-day, and the terms
,of this day se'nnight were maintained for all qualities. Beans
meet a slack trade, and are rather lower. Boiling Pease still
cow: nand no attention. Grey Pease go off very slowly at last
,r.e.itations. The Oats at market being chiefly of inferior qua-
lity from Ireland, this article has experienced a heavy sale ;
but for good dry parcels last Monday's terms have been realized.
The trade for Flour continues slack, and the rates of last week
are unaltered to-day.

P.ICES ON 110.1.1tD 0? SHIP.
Beans, Small (new" 385.4.25.
(old) 44).5) %
- Tick (new) 34s 26i.
(old) 4O; 44;
Harrow ......
01d).., 422.463
Malik

WVllear, Zeit (old) 41s. e.is.
- ----White T:45.
-•••• Red (1E•136) ...... 505.
}lnc .545. 555.
tins.
•.--.White (18:.!6) 46s. 51s.
--- Eine 3;s. .55.i5.

Sliperline FO, 6-1:.
Foreign free —v. , --v, _s.
1p v" :A,. 33.
13:•rley titis. POs.
•--- Grinding Ws. 1i23.
"'"."..-..... Malting ?.6s. 31s.
Malt 4fi9. 553,
Fii,e New 803. (n.
Pease, Grey, New ......3.3. 3S.
Hanle New 19i. ,I(L.
_ Wk;ite 'lns. 40i.
Boilers 4.44.,

Oats, Feed ‘)Sts 31s.
New ....... ........ .2.73
---- Poland 25i 224
New 948.:34
- Potatoe 303 31‘.
New 26s 30 .
Scotch 30.:,5;.
- Irish
Flour Town srlck) 524 555.
Seconds 4..3. sr:a
Nr,rth Country 42r 45,.
Bran

.ARRIVALS OF GRAIN IN LONDON
Wheat Barley.
/English
215
FAreign.....— ..... 1,184

DURING Last WEEK.
Oat... I Mott,
6,021 qrs 1 8,831 sacks
3_V2,13
74 -

SMITHFIELD MARKET
This day's supply was very good, and the sale was dull at little
alteration from the prices hat quoted :

PEWS'S PER STONE or 81,

B. TO SINK TILE OFFALS.

s. d. to s. el. s d to s 0
IntcriOr. Beasts. 2 2 2 4 Inferior Sheep 2 6 2 8
I•feconst quality ditto 2 8 3 2 Second quality ditto 3 0 - 3 0
Prime large 0xen..„..... 3 6 310 Coar.:Nwsollefl ditto .... 4 0 4 4
l'..iine Scots. tic.......„.. 4 2 4 4 Southdown Wethers ... 4 8 5-0
Large coorse Calves,..... 4 2. 4 8 Large Hogs . ...... 't 2 3 6
Prime small ditto ......... 5 0 5 4 Small Porkers . ..... . .. 4 0 4 4
Snclaing Calves each —.16 u :Si; 01 Quarter old Pig .each, 12 u 2.0 (1
SUPPLY, AS PER. CLEIIK'S STATEMENT.
alO 1 2hl 000
asts. See.
I Calves. I Pies
B?p 193 372
About 700 of the Blasts came up the St. Alban's road; about 700 up
the other northern roads; shout 600 (including Irish) from the western
and midland districts : about :Er) from Norfolk, Suilblic, Ess,x, and Cain-
b-,dgesh ire ; about 60 from Kt•nt and Sussex ; and most of the remainder
fro us the marshes. tie. in the neighbourhood of London.

NEWGATE AND LEA
At per stone, I _
s. il. to s. d. a rl to. d.
Beef, inferior. 2 2 ' 4 Mutton, inferior 2 2 2 6
- middling ...... ...... 2 u. 210 --- middling 2 S .2
-- prime large .. ...... 3 8- 3 4- prime 1 4 3 fa
--- prime mad 1 6 3 8 Pork, large
Veal .... ......... ... 3 8 4 4 sniail 4 4 4 g

DENH ALL MARKETS.
by the Carcass.

Died at Dover, on the 14th inst., at a very advanced
age, William Folk Greville, Esq.
Sir John, Lady, and Miss Shelley, have left town
for the scat of the Marquis of Exeter, Burghley House.
Madame Irvine, who fell from the rope pn Friday, at
Covent Garden Theatre, is reported by her medical at-
tendant to be doing well. The right upper arm is fractured
midway. but there is not any other serious injury.
The Duke of Sutherland was last week elected Pre-
sident of the Highland and Agricultural Society of Scot-
land, at the anniversary meeting, in place of the late Duke
of Gordon. The Marquises of Tweedale, Lothian, Bute,
and Brendan)lne were at the same time chosen vice-presi-
dents.

Despatches from the Earl of Gosford; Governor-iii-
Chief of the Canadas, and from the Governors of the Cape
of Good Hope and of Western Australia, were received
lesterday at the Colonial Office.
Dui* the late storm a large variety of acquatic
birds Visited the large reservoir of water, on the moors upon
the domain of Sir Francis Darwin, of Sydnope. The nu-

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merous flocks of those feathered wanderers consisted chiefly
of the wild swan (a great curiosity here) the goose, mal.-
hEwspArgl4and wild duck. The moors have, during this incle-
f--, , ~
,ip,;\ son, been visited by a large number of strangers of
- red tribe.—Doncaster Gazette.
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-r-f L N--7•lial eof the characteristics of the present prevail-
, iit;44 'ilvn --' - I-
( 4,itllTrwil ato attack domestic servants ; there are flume-
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...4.2:W', *. . es where the servants are all laid up, the rest of ' :kill .
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' tiwit es having hitherto escaped.
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