The Sun.
London, England, 1831-12-26 00:00:00

!Mr. G. Smythe and Mr. R. Hoops, late of
jesty's ship Melville; Mr. George C. E. Ns
his Majesty's ship Galatea ; Mr. T. Aldridge,
Majesty's ship Shannon; Mr. Wm. K. \Tau%

Mr. R. W. Arthur, of his Majesty's ship Isi
Rear-Admiral Frederick Warr en, C. 8.,
his flag (blue at the mizen) on Thursday, on
his Majesty's ship Isis, at Spithead, as Coma
in-Chief on the Cape and African stations.
will sail this day for her destination, taking
spatches for the Commandant at the river GO
accompanied by the Charybdis gun-brig, and P
steam-vessel, which will form part of the Rear'
mind's squadron. The Isis will receive on boort
passengers, the Rev. 0. S. Harrison, and Mr.
Liam Henry Emes, Second Master, to join his
jesty's ship Dryad; Mr. Robert Stevenson, k
tant-Surgeon, to join the Plumper gun-brig;
tenant C. C. Dawkins, appointed to his Maje
ship Talbot ; Captain Grierson, of the Royal j
gineers, for the Gambia; and several Krounien•
their return to their native country, who "c
brought to England in his Majesty's ship MO
First Lieutenant Alexander Jervis, and Stn
Lieutenant Heriot,of this division of Royal 310',
disembarked from his Majesty's ship Shannon,
Chatham on Thursday last. The latter officer
now on his march for these head-quarters, with
detachments of this:and Plymouth divisions.

BRUSSELS PAPERS.

BRUSSELS, DEC. 21.—Yesterday the King P
sided at the Board of Manufactures and Agricultut
two Ministers, Alessrs. Coghers and de Theta, vil
present.

The King is going to Louvain to-mortoo't
make a distribution of colours to different corps. d
A Secretary of the English Legation and t,'"f
English Cabinet messengers left Brussels yester/
evening all for London. M. Delmortier, a Beigl!
Cabinet messenger, set out with despatches for PV
DEC. 22.—General Belliard, after having r,
ranged the affairs of Antwerp, set out last night
m:
Paris, to be present at the debate on the law ofF
Peerage.
Messrs. de Brouckere, Osy, and Rittweger, fie
turned yesterday from Calais, where they had beeti,
negociate a loan. Yesterday, at the close of the 64°71
of the Chamber of Representatives, the Presidetrii
the two Vice-Presidents, Ales,rs. Gendebieui.‘i
beau, Mary Legrelle, Leclerq, and some other trirsi
hers, were requested to go to the residence oriel
Minister of Finance, where the other members 4'
assembled. A contract for a loan of 24,000;c11
of florins %vas there communicated to them, wit,",it
request to make their communications on it,
was to be laid before the Government for ral.7fi,
tion during the day. The meeting broke up w.vf,
an animated discussion of two hours. The tertnej
the loan were afterwards discussed in a Couriciire
Ministers, and during the night the Governmerith,
titled the contract with Messrs. Rothschild. 1.;r",,'
had required a prompt answer, and their cour'4,
who accompanied our Commissioners to Bru6Nc
had orders not to wait any longer than till raid"
for the answer. IP4
A Belgian cabinet messenger was despatched
night to Calais.
tr
An extraordinary courier from England volibet
ceieved yesterday by Sir R. Adair, and his despatcr
led to a conference with Count Belliard. peri°o
who are in general well informed assure us cheoot,
last despatches sent by King William to the uat
ference are wholly contrary to peace. If We °to,
believe these persons, the King's despatches r°!,e
elude as follows :—" Part of my subjects, led by tot
spirit of rebellion, have succeeded in makirl,di
abandon a portion of my dominions. It is my re%
to reduce them to order, and to make them totlol
turn to their duty. It is absolutely necessary tof
my army should should engage the Belgians.
soldiers should be defeated, then, and not till the',
I will give ray assent to the treaty proposed to It*
—The Independent. « lbe

The Courier, repeating the news, says— frost
courier also did not come from England, but:
the Hague. It was Mr. Holmes; and We °A (f
add, that soon after his arrival, Sir R. • n's cr,
despatched Lord W. Russell to London. Our
vernment has also despatched a courier to Lonri'bi'jc
Farther information enables us to state, Id
General T. Sebastiani and Mr. His came to Bills!.
on account of the demolition of the fortresses. iot
DEC. 23.—The King went yesterday to Loriir
where he reviewed several corps of troops, and re,
tributed five pairs of colours. His Majesty wago,
ceived by the troops with the greatest enthusloo
.
General Belliard has left M. di Talleny, e,
,ecretary, as Charge d'Affaires during his absel'cod.
It is affirmed that Messrs. Rothschild have uf,
vanced to the King of Holland a sum of morel I,
fii2ient for his disbursements to the Ist of Jantlarre,,
The King returned from Louvain yesterday e't
noon. tiet

The Beige says, that the budget of the citls
been sent to the Governor, and that there is° ".
ciency of 800,000 florins. cls
It is affirmed that the Conference has signeir
new protocol, determining that the fortresses of boil
rienburg, Philippeville, Ath, Mons, and lerifi••
be dismantled. tbe
The Minister of Wdr has to-day laid before de
Chamber of Representatives the budget of Ova,
partment for 1832, calculated on the war estalPl
ment. It is 21,400,000 florins.