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tiaries."

After the reading of these documents a debate ensued, in
which
M. F. Letton proposed Prince Gustavus Vasa of Swe-
dfn for the Sovereign of Belgium.
Several Members spoke against the sending of Commis-
sioners, as proposed by the Central Section, and on the
question being put, it was rejected by 105 to 63.
M. Brouckere, Minister of Finance, presented a new
Budget, in which the total expenditure is estimated at
21,193,34.0 florins.
BRUSSIELS, JAN. 14.—According to accounts from
Antwerp, letters from Flushing announced that the in-
habitants were preparing that place for defence, and that
all the houses and cellars had been inspected by the
authorities.

(From Le Vrai Palriote.)

JAN, 14.—We have just received a letter from a person
of.Oil'inetion at Munich, who has the entree at Court. He
informs us that the King of Bavaria had received the day
before (the Gth) the news that Prince (NM.' son, his had
been proposed for the throne of Belgium ; and, from the
number of his partizans, it was probable he would succeed.
" I can assure you," adds our correspondent, " that our
worthy Sovereign will never consent to place his son on the
ti mae of Ilelgiutn, even if the Powers should agree, without
having the consent of the dispossessed family. It is even
proLable that no Prince, who has a little respect for him,
will accept this crown, and that no other will be able to
keep it. Our Court is, besides, aware that the enemies of
Belgium have the preponderance in the Councils of the
.
Government, and that they impel to extreme measures
irreconcileable with the inter,sts of the European Cabinets,
and which must either soon ruin the country, or place it

under a yoke more heavy than that it has broken, but with
a great diminution of its resources and its riches."
General Douglas and suite art ived here yesterday from
the Hague, and set out this morning for London, wit!,
despatches for his Government.
WARSAW, JAN. 4.—The Journals of this city now give
(from the Prussian State Gazette) the proclamation
of the Emperor Nicholas to the Polish nation and army of
sth (17th) December. The Warsaw Gazette again oh
serves, that when the proclamation was issued the Depu-
tation sent to St. Petersburgh had not arrived in that
city. It also gives the proclamation of the General com-
manding in the Grand Duchy of Posen, published in the
Posen Gazette.

The same Paper gives the fallowing from Terespol,
Dec. 23 :—" According to accounts that have been re-
ceived, the Russian army is concentrating about Bialy-
stock. The Cesarewitsch has his head-quarters in the
tittle town of Wysoka-Litewska, about 25 miles beyond
Bizese, on the road ti Bialystock. Ia the environs of
Bizese is a brigade of infantry, under the command of Ge-
neral Lewandowski. The artillery lately there is gone
to Bialystock. We learn that the troops from Volby-
nia, and the artillery from Bobruysk, are on the march
to Bia lystock. It is reported that the Cesarewitsch in-
tends to set out in a few days for St. Petersburg'', and that
the Emperor himself is expected at Bialystock."
Accounts from Marianpol, in the Warsaw Gazette of
the 24th ult. say, " llitherto all is quiet here; no move-
ment is observed in the army of the Russians; nay, the
rears of the inhabitants of the place have nearly vanished.
Besides, the cavalry regiment of Augustow, two corps of
Mazours, are forming here.
The prices of corn are very low ; rye is from seven t
eight florins a bushel. •
Accounts from Groan(' say that the Ist and Bth corps
have received orders to be assembled in that town by the
7th of January.
Duke Adam of Wurtemberg, General of the Polish
cavalry, who gave in his resignation to the Dictator, has
arrived in the Russian army.

. ,
On the Ist instant the Dictator went to Motllin tri view
the fortification•.

The Dictator has issued, at the instance of the National
Council, an ordonnance relative to the organization of the
National Guard. _

The journals of this city daily contain a number of
articles which express not only confUcting views and
opinions, but, on the whole, dissatisfaction with the
present Government and internal confusion.
The patriotic clubs in the capital continue to hold meet-
ings, at which the members speak and sing.
BERLIN, JAN. 9.—St. Schuld. Sch. Four per Cent,
S6i ; Pr. Eng. Lnan, ISIS, Five per Cent. Money, 96 ;
Ditto ditto, 1822, do. do. NI ; Ditto Bonds, 1830,
Four per Cent. do. 741. Prussian State Gazette,
Jan. 9.