The Sun.
London, England, 1815-12-20 00:00:00

DIVIDENDS.

Jan. 22; Eagle, and W. Barnard, of Gloucester-ter-
race, Whitechapel, soap-manufacturers—Jan. 11. S. Leonar4
and W;Spiring, late of Bristal, brewers—Dec. 23. A. Young,
of St. Swithin's-lane, merchant-7 Jan. 9. J. Barker, late of
Baldoek, Hertfordshire, innkeeper=Jan. 16. 'l'. Scott, late of
Ware Parkquill, Hertfordshire, miller—Jan. 9. B. Bowen; of
High-street, St. 111.1ry4e-bone, upholsterer—Jan. 9. J. Fa-
thers, of West Drayton, 'Middlesex, • grocer—Jan 9. D. Jack-
sun, of Houndsditch, chemist—Fel). 10. W. A. Evans, late of
Birmingham, coal-dealer—Dec. 23. N. Brooke, late of Little
Russell-street, Drury-lane, shoemaker —Jan. 20. S. 11 eta-
thing, of Birmingham, hour-dealer—Jan. P.. NV. 11,;1, of
Horncastle, Lincolnshire, grocer—Jan. 16. .1. and 11. tat-Jill,
of Kingston-upon-Hull, merchants—Jan. 20. R. Allen, ut
S:ourport, irmimonget7--Jan.2o. G. Burr, of Nfaidstone,Kentr
money scrivener.
CERTIFICATES—JAN. 9.

3. Strutt, late Riclimersworth, Hertfordshire, mealman—.
J. Godfrey; Colchestec, innlieeper—P. Thomson, late of Ab—
church -lane, Lombard-street, merchant—lt. Adams, Oxford-
street, upholsterer—J. Adams,. Oxford-street, upholsterer--
J, Laver, sun: Walttiamstow,, carpenter—K. Prince, Logg—
biidge-mills, Flerefordshire, miller—S. Dalton, Coventry,
grocer—P. Le Souef, Great Winchester-street, merchant—E..
111‘Swiney, Pinner's-hall, merchant—J. Colliton, Morchar4
Bishop, dealer.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
B. Field and W. Downs, of Blackinan-street, Sonthwark,
auctiOtteers—E. Hudson and J E. Baker, of Leeds, corn-fas-
tors—W. Prideanx, J. Square, J. Hingstoit, and W. Pri-
deaux, jun. of Kingsbridge, Devonshire, bankers, as it relates
to the said J. Hingston—G. Bridges, P. Godfrey, and A. Cox,
of Manitingtree and Mistley, Essex, bankers—S. Pierce and
W. Prater, of Exeter, attornies—J. Medley antrD. Metcalf, of
Sculcoates, Yorkshire, ship-builders—F. White and H. Lang-
ley, of • Wallington, Soinutersetshi re' hankers—T. Barns, L.
Lord, avid E. Tiirner, of Stnallbriclge, Lancashire, woollen-
manufacturers, so fat as relates to the said E. Turner—W.
Deighton and C. Truman, of Berwick-street, tailois—B,
Dickens, W. Dickens,' and L. Boughton, of Coventry, cIN
tirtists—AV. and Ellis, of Batton-gardeu, solicitors,

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iLE GNr INTELLIGENCE.

BRUSSELS.AND FRANKFORT PAPERS,

LREGFAVED THIS MORNING.]

HAGue, Dec. i3.--Alter a month% interval, the
States-General FIVC resumed th sittings. Though
the severe cold had hindered many •msittberi from
being present, yet there being five More than %vits.
tenuired by tilt. ConstitutiOn, ti sittings of the
second Chamber opened at noon. After some
preliminary business, Baton Van Litid.Cll an
Floeeehagen, the President, announced that he
had received the following message and project
of a law, which were read •
High and Mighty Lords—At the moment
when made, with my August Ally, the Emperor
of All the Russias, the first atrangementi far the
marriage of the Prince•of Orange, the interests of
the State were not less present to my thoughts
than the future happiness of my beloved Sono
" On this last head, the virtues of the Grand
Duchess Anne could leave no doubt ; and I feel
the Most lively joy in such an intimate connection
formed between my Family, and a House as dis-
tinguished for its eminent qualities as for the ex-
tent of its power, and in which the Most glorious
prosperity has only served to display in higher
lustre the noble sentiments of love, humanity, and
moderation.

" lint the projected union has appeared to me
equally desirable in a political point of view—
it must consolidate anti binu more closely the
tits of attachment and veneration, which have
tong since united we with the Emperor Alexan-
der it utters a new support to the interests
%Otitis the cotumercial part of the nation must
cultivate in the 14-mth of Europe : Laistly, it gua-
retirees to the Whole kingdom the durable kind-
Ass of a Court which has so powerfully tonal-
Isoteclito the work of Its foundation.
" Such are the considerations which have in-
deed me, as well as The Queen, to give full con-
sent to the marriage .of tl'e Prince of Orange, to
Madame theGranti DachessAnne Paulowna. Bne
of my first cares is to communicate it to the Re-
presentatives of the nation, and if, after their
acknowledged attachment to the interest's of the
country, and to those of my House, they partici-
pate in the satisfaction which so ternarkaille an
-event inspires, I May expect with confidence the
co-operation which the Constitution has required
on the part of the States General, for the mar-
riage of those Princes, who may be called to the
throne.

et ;e tha nt%;."# -
e Law, which I submit Co your deliberations,
praying God to keep you, High: and Mighty Lords,
under his holy protection."
" llngue, Dee. I t. WILLIAM."

" We, WILLIAM, by the grace of God, Ike. &c.

" Having taken into consideration that the
projected union between our beloved Son the
Prince of Orange, and Madame the Grand Duchess
Anna Paulowna, Sister to his Majesty the Empe-
ror of All the Russias, will be advantageous to
the happiness of our Son, as well a3.,t4a 'the inte-
rrst of the nation, over which be will one day be
called to reign seeing the 13th Article of the
Constitution.

For these reasons, by the advice of our Coun-
cil of State, and in concert with the States-Gene.
ral, we have decreed, as we decree by these pre.
sents, to give our consent to the marriage of our
beloved Son the Prince of Orange' iiiiW her fin-
perial Highness Madame the Grand Duchess Anna
Paulowna.

" Given at the Hague, the • - . • • of Dcc.
181.3, and in the 3d year of our reign.

"By the King►

" WILLIAM.
ts A.R. FALCK."

This message, and project of a law accompany.
ing it, are sent to the different Sections, that after
:nature deliberation the report may be nude by
the Central Section to-morrow.

• BIUMELS, DEC. Canora, who
arrived in this city The day before yesterday, set
out yesterday for Antwerp, where a part of the
Monuments of the Arts were deposited which were
taken. from the States of the Pope, and have been
ifmoved from the Museum at Paris. These was-
ter-pieces will be embarked next Spring on board
of English vessels, to be conveyed back to Italy.
To-day there has arrived from Paris a convoy
of precious effects belougiag to the gin. g of Spain,
which Joseph Buonaparte bad taken at the mo-
ment of his retreat. The value of these effects is
incalculable. They were entrusted to Lieutenant-
Colonel Minicessi, an Officer in the Spanish ser-
vice, is itl► a detachment of English cavalry to
accompany them to Antwerp, where they will be
embarked for Spain.
Count Real, Coun=ellor of State under Buona-
parte, charged with the second Arrondissement of
the Police of the Great Empire, has been here
for owe days; included in the. Royal Ordounance

of the 21th of July, lie c.inies, like mini abeh,
to seek an asylum in an hospi't-Able confltiS,, where
liberty and great and generouti.d-eid ate •nOt vain-