The Sun.
London, England, 1836-01-13 00:00:00

GERMAN AND BRUSSELS PAPERS,

‘BULLEVN.
PALACE DES NECESSIDADES, JA., N. 1, 1836.—Her Most
l
Faithful Majesty, and Her Imperial ii,tajesty retain in good 5
left the Pa ace in
health. At half-past 11, their Majestie.
state, and proceeded to the Metropolitan church at Lisbon,
where the ceremony of 'the marriage of Her Most Faithful
Majesty, and of His Royal and_Serene_Higi.'nesi, Prince
Ferdinand Atignstus Duke of Saxe Coburg .Gotha, was
cerfornied; the Duke of Tereeira!being tlit pro. of His
Ropl ,Highness. They returned to the palace atty 4 o'clock.
Irinoti2ately afterwards, Her' nest Faithful' Majesty re-
ceived the .1"..1. 1 plomatic body, and gave Beija-Mano, which
~
b. -Past
over at naasa. i, five.
At six o'clock -t,;leir Royal Highnesses the Infante Donna
Isabella Maria, and .thP Infante Donna Anna de Jesus
Maria, visited their Maj'esi.'es.-
BRUSSELS, JAN. 10.,-tcht: Minister of. Finance lately
announced that he intended ~e lower the import duties on
some articles of French prodtfee The Union gives the
following particulars. which may' b`•e considered as ;,official.
The reduction of duties will li.`l first on silks and
brandies, and here the measure is emtirely to our own in-
terest, for it is notorious that these two ..?rticles are at pre-
sent brougl:t into Belgium almost exclusively by contra-
band... A eonziderable diminution of the duties will there-
fore cause them i. 9 be inspected in a legal manner', And will
much increase the ainount o f dut
be y received.
will also much diminished, which
The duties On wines
in France. It is also intended,
will give great satisfactioi2
greater part of the differential
20th August, 182 S,
as we hear, to suppress the
or iniported into France,
duties or prohibitions of the as9cTee of
ustifled by the failure
on various articles of French orio.i.-'32
a measure of reprisal.which was hart..413'..1
of the negotiations at that time op,.n.ed between the two •
countries, and the abolition of which 15 called for by the
actual state of our political and contineL`tal relations with
France. This measure, -besides, has .liad but little
effect on our manufactures, which had to mslintain a far
more formidable competition with Great Britrain and Ger-
many ; besides, the French productions bad but
.to make
use of the Prussian territory, and of English ships, to come
without impediment into Belgium, and to defeat the mea-
sures adopted against them;
The wind, which is again in the East, has caused an
accumulation of ice before the city of Antwerp, which
seems likely again to interrupt-the n-Avigation.
The Leedwig Edward sailed to-day from Antwerp for
Smyrna and Constantinople, with a very valuable cargo of
Belgian productions. Two other vessels are in lading for
the Levant and Constantinople.
BELGIAN FUNDS—BRUSSELS, Jan. 9.
Actual Debt, 23 per Cent ,
101
Rothschild's Loan Five per Cent
Loan of City, 1/331, Four per Cent. ... . , ....... Cent
Society of Commerce. Four and a Hai ..
per l3:y4
Bank of Belgium, Five per Cent
—Brussels Papers, Jan.lll.
The Imperial Russian Consulate at .11:.kinbutzh has pub-
lished the following notice : .
" The Imperial Russian Government has reasons t 0 believe
that some individuals, in defiance of the existing laws, conti-
nue to practice the slave trade, and intend to employ the Rai-
sian flag for that purpose, hoping that they shall thereby se-
cure their infamous traffic against the pursuits of those Powers
which have agreed together on the reciprocal right of search-
ing ships, and detaining them when band to be engaged in
that trade.
"The Russian Consul-Gencral in..bamburgh has, thvre-
fore, orders to signify to the owners and captains of ships,
that no person has a right to use 'the Russian mercantile flag
who has not obtained. express permission from the Imperial
Government that such permission is to be proved by a legal
patent, and that it is not given except on certain conditions
fixed by the laws ; lastly; that every violation of these laws,
that every illegal use of the Rnssian flag, shall be considered
as a fraud, and he who is gnilty of it shall bear the penalty of
his unlawful conduct; that especially a slave ship, sailing un-
der Russian colours, that may be detained by any cruiser, can
in no case appeal to this flag in order to claim the protection
of the Imperial Government, and thereby to escape his just
and well-merited punishment.
"VON BACHERACHT,
" Imperial Russian Consul General.
" Hamburgh, Dee. 24, 1835 (January 5,
HAMBURG BORSEN HA LLE, JAN; 8.
GRAIN.
Wheat, Marks
Mecklenburg lB6 to 2.28
Upland
210 to 216 Oats, . . ... ......, ..... to
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-- Magdeburg no-1 to 2•:8 -- Eider .................. 75 to 87
---- Eider lB6 to 188 --- Holstein .............. 84 to 102
Mecklenburg .........
Millet, white — to --- Petcrstaireii 4:: Riga 7 to
------ red 210 to 222 Malt, POMClalliail ........... 1,35 to 138
Holstein
Rye, Mecklenburg lBO to 189 Pease, Upland, 3 e110w.....165 to 199
-- Holstein
-- Archangel — to Tares l6B to 177
' Barley, Mecklenburgh... 141 to 150 Rapeseed to
' h —to —I Ditto ('ekesakes
. MagdeburgLower Elbe ....
...... to Linseed ditto 4l to 52
COTTON.
Carolina and Tennessee... 51.:,t0l I% M
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Georgia, let sort ................ 11N Mdras
.............. lii 11 Surats 8 9
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Batavia .......... . (i
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Rio, White 7 sk
Brown BtA 9
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