The Sun.
London, England, 1838-11-26 00:00:00

BELGIUM.

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revolution. Brussels,
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BRUSSELS, Nov. 23.—We learn that the Polish refu-
gees in Beoomffio.tchGe i
eon
ifs,
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President will be divided between M. Lelewel and
the latter being the depositary of the stan-
dards of the emigration. We have every reason to hope
intend
that on this occasion, as in 1833, the magistrates will grant
theu em igl ii
an apartment in the Town-hall for the celebration of the
fete.
A letter from Constantinople, dated the 11th October,
and addressed to a merchant at Liege, says that the Otto-
man empire is in a state of perfect peace, and that the re-
ports which have been circulated are entirely without foun-
dation. There is no possible market for arms there. The
Government, it is true, purchases some from time to time,
but only for the garrisons of the capital and the provinces'.
The price of arms is far from rising ; there is at Constanti-
nople a considerable depot of arms, which arc offered at 85
to 105 piastres.
Duty, especially that on
The debate in the Chamber of Representatives on the
a
In the sitting of to-day (the 24th) M. Rogier has pro-
posed that all the journals appearing more than twice a
month shall pay so much per sheet, of whatever dimen-
sions. That all journals published less than twice a month
would be exempt from duty.
DUTCH FUNDS.—AMSTERDANI, Nov. 23,
t tgrea diversity of opinion.
journals,
ournals, has called forth
Money. Rills.
Actual Debt, 2% per Cent
, ?,4 % 5:31(
Ditto, ditto 5 per cent.
A mort Syndic, 4 •,:, per cent.— ............
Ditto, ditto, 3% per cent. 79 74,i
Commercial Company, 4', per cent 1741 ll*,
Ditto (1532 and 1833) 5 per cent.
Loan 18:36, 4 per cent.
Debt,
monthlembtr,id2:,poernecent.
.55
1011 101%
I)itto 1837, 5 per cent.
U x c
Loan,:cltiEclotlZN 1. TUswNpoDe months
Cent— iti ,ssEL pi IN9o12‘:12(1). '19994
...... .......... ... IOIN
Loan of Thirty Millions, 4 per Cent.
--------------- 3 er
Loan of City, 1832, 4 per Cep Cent. 6snt. 97
Society of Commerce, 44; per Cent 144
Rliik of Belgium, 5 per Cent 143
National Society
—Brussels Papers, Nov. 24.
five
perAcuesxtittariiiyuNDs.--VIENNA, Nov. 16,
miles
Fowl-per Cents - lOO%
Three per Cents.
Rank Shares 1484,,,
--411gemeineZeitung, Nov. 01.
PRUSSIAN FUNDS,— BERLIN, Nov. 19.
.
_!. Schuld. Sch., 4 per cent lo3ls Money.
Prussian 1
1 russian English Loan, 1830, 4 per cent. 103% 1023
l'xchange on London, three mont'as 6 22l
—Prussian State Gazette. Nov. 20.

TREATY BETWEEN BELGIUM AND

TURKEY.

The text of the treaty concluded on the 3d of August
last, between Belgium and the Ottoman Porte, after com-
mencing with the usual formalities, style, and titles of the
Plenipotentiaries of the contracting powers, mentions that
authority to treat has been confided to the Turkish Ple-
nip,tentiary, Nourri Effendi, by " his august sovereign and
master, Sultan Mahrnoud 11., most illustrious, most glo-
rious, most majestic, most powerful ; by him who adorns
the throne of royalty, and who exalts the splendour of the
Kalifate ; the Sultan of the Ottoman Sultans ; the shade
of God ; the
just Padischah ; the servitor of the two Hol)
Citi • ;
.and the Master of the two Lands and the two
Cities
Seas." The other contracting Sovereign is merely designated
;Is " his Majesty the most excellent and most powerful Leo-
pold 1., King
to stipulate that there shall be perpetual amity between
of the Belgians." The treaty then proceeds
the two States and their subjects, who are to be allowed to
visit and trade in all parts of their dominions reciprocally, and
to have their flags and properties always respected, whether
either Power be at peace or war with any other nation.
The merchants and rayas of the Porte and the merchants of
Belgium are reciprocally to be put on the same footing with
regard to payment of duties, commercial advantages, &c.,
as those of the most favoured nations. The subjects of 8e1.,,1um
.,,Ium ore to be allowed to N isi t Jerusalem, or any other part
of the Ottoman Empire, in all security, whenever they