The Sun.
London, England, 1841-11-02 00:00:00

r'l) tci-r-di which.
to divulge. Tile ;:::5h aC6;;lnt of thP.
season exhibited an income of 4,978/. 3s. id., while the
a
expenditure was 5,0581. 18s. 7d. The balance t the
bankers on the current account was 7691. 4s. 3d., to
answer the forthcoming delay. The Committee look

A lt ri

upon their prospects as cheering.
The eminent French actor, Monsieur Bouffe, and the
admired Mademoiselle Dejazet, have been engaged bY
Mr. Mitchell, for the forthcoming season for French
plays at the St. James's Theatre.
The subject of M. Berlioz's new opera is the powerful
episode of " The Bleeding Nun," from Lewis's romance
of " The Monk." The libretto is confided to the pree'
tised pen of M. Scribe.

COURT-rAsITIONAItLE.
His Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex and the
Duchess of Inverness have gone on a visit to the Earl
and Countess of Leicester at Holkham.
We are happy to say that the Duke of Norfolk
health is completely re-established.
The Duke of Richmond returned to town on Thu
rsdaY
night from Goodwood.
The Earl of Mulgave, who has been serving with his
fromregiment in Canada, arrived in town on Saturday
Liverpool.
Sir H. Hardinge left town on Saturday for his seat is
Kent.
The Earl and Countess of Radnor arrived in GrosYene"
street, on Wednesday from Germany.
The Countess of Warwick, by the death of Lord gel;
son, comes into possession of Gatton Park, Surrey, whic
the late Lord purchased.
MISCELLANEOUS.
On Saturday, an inquest was held at the London
Hospital, on the body of Sarah Ashton, a single we n3,;511,;
aged 23 years. She had been reading in bed, a Pracl-;t,
to which she was greatly addicted, the curtains Aught,
and in a few minutes she was so severely burnt, that 9
expired, after a few holm' suffering. 11 01
Yesterdsy was the festival of All Saints, or All-
ha of
so named from its being the day of commemoration.
all those saints and martyrs in honour of whom,
dually, no particular day has been expressly asalg";..
It was instituted by the Reformers to avoid the iraP,ll
tion of irreverence to those holy persons who had ";:if
held in veneration for ages, but from whose extraordin tc,
numbers the days of the year were found insufficient
admit of individual commemoration.
The pedestal of the column of St. Mark, at Vellicej
511 w
in consequence of the wind and high tides on the sth 0,1
reached by the water, and boats O
about the piazza.

COURT CIRCULAR.
Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent visited Lief
TheMe yesterday at Buckinham P
ckialace. tot
Royal dinner party ag t
Bungham Palace, • a
evening, included her Royal Highness the Duehest,/
Kent, the Duke of Wellington, the Marquis of ESer'
and the Earl of Listowel.
The Band of the First Regiment of Life Guarw
in attendance at the Palace during the evening. gay
Colonel Arbuthnot has relieved Lord Charles
ley (Clerk Marshal) in the duties of Equerry in ,;",.,--yed
ing on her Majesty ; and Colonel Wyld has re his
Colonel Bouverie as the Equerry in Waiting (3u
Royal Highness Prince Albert.
Her Majesty the Queen Dowager has passed restrut
night, occasioned by the frequency of her cough ;too
there is no material alteration in her Majesty's srnia
this (Sunday) morning. ; d the
ri
Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent sri!Lte-,e
Duchess of Gloucester yesterday, at Gloucester ell,(for
The Duke of Cambridge arrived in town yesnt to
morning from his residence at Kew, and paid is visit
the Duchess of Gloucester at Gloucester House; too
Royal Highness, attended by Major Stephens, loftitut,
at half-past twelve o'clock, to honour the Duke of dge.,
land with a visit at his seat, Chevely Park, Cosebri
shire.
Mr. George A. Fleming, of Leeds, and a dePu •eif
from the West Riding of Yorkshire, had an ieterfl
with Lord Stanley yesterday at the Colonial-office. 0,
Count St. Aulaire, the French Ambassador, trg
acted business yesterday at the Foreign-office. Co
01.
Despates were sent off last evening from the C
office for the Governor of the West India Colonies.

CONSPIRACY AT BRUSSELS'
We have received a copy of Le Courrier
published late on Saturday evening, frail °bit:
we make the following important extract
(From the Courrier Beige
ilst France has been convulsed .) by emeutss, Spay
insWurhrection, and the United States and England hYstlitit
tion, the world beheld the tranquillity of 8e1011131,,,ie of
astonishment. It was scarcely possible that tills 5",,-„,sti-
things could continue, for Belgium is every bit as c„.,`l es
tutional, and, consequently, must "go ahead' asr-teeir
other nations which keep continually progressingi.lit less
onward course. The Powers that be are noteai.emo of
stronger, therefore we also must show som silvoi.
life, and thus this night have we also had our eerlf.meleo
It was not the police, however, who threw any °"sbees
in the way to prevent this explosion, which llas funds
inevitable ever since the fetes of September. Tuefety of
of the police are ineofficient to provide for the ss;Tstol
the State. There can be no doubt that the CO
usiu
T_iti,
were all in earnest in this affair, and "meant b
Two new six-pounders and two field pieces, ear
horses and ammunition, have been seized in one ot
suburbs.
Six persons were arrested last night, am
‘lk,
...see,
it is said, are V. P., the Intendant of the
and pe -.arechsw-
a captain of the wounded or septeber.
Two Generals have fled.
The place where the cannon-balls were cast ha!
ebee,.ll
discovered, as also the person who made the cartl3-tee
The
four pieces of cannon that were seized are le
Town-hall. alter°
Attempts have been made to seduce some sn-
officers of the garrison, who denounced them. .0 of
To-morrow was the day fixed for the Went° 01
the plot, which had ramifications at Ghent, Antive,,rPeclea
Leige, among the disaffected. It might have succ the
if it broke out in the night, for the officers living to to
suburbs might have been killed before they enl yen''to
their barracks. This accounts for the order e
the officers of the garrison to return to the citY. to ,OP bale
From what transpired, the authorities pretenn wiTscif
N'
the clue to a vast counter-revolutionary
which has been continuing for several months. oal: 415e'
It is said that the Ministry have sent ''„,,,-orain_"A
orders and instructions to the province this ev"
There was a Council of Ministers this morrev''
despatches have been sent to the Kin... re: el. s,er,
The pieces of artillery were seizedbat the 1-LT-- 1 is.
n age I.§
dens. The conspirators consisted partly oi ‘fr- bad
and l-
and partly of true patriots ; each of which partiv.l).
Diego Leon represented by the two Generals, „be brtr
and V. D. M., who have taken to their heels. ►TY?
ther of the former has been arrested. Of a
gium is a country of imitators.
We have also received the following details:t,i- he poi,
During the whole of yesterday afternoent gOf 'of
and authorities were on the alert. Thousan-mas to
mours were afloat, respecting the going and eer elate •
o 1,
these functionaries. It was at first thought t b
a band of robbers, which, it is well known, has obe
sive ramifications in this city. This, however, 050
ter informed said, was caused by a conspiracy ag
welfare of the State. eet'
The law officers, accompanied by the police go dop,
paired to the different quarters of the town tons ,
°„f
ciliary visits at the residence of the perso pee's.te
Amongst others they proceeded to the house aio blle•
hen in the Rue d'Argent. They were comPe"eaeetlsr;ted
open the doors, and seized several articles. erne
then went in pursuit of M. Decrehen, who welle is
then
and taken to the bureau of Public Safety. gity'Lge
ported to have had a violent altercation vvitn earr'„(e.
of War. As M. Decrehen alighted from 5-ej.
before the door of the Minister of the Interioncoptatoo
ceeded in escaping, but was, subse sP-
Large bodies of people assembled about theyinh iS
troops are stationed about the town. quentlY, ete,
oci
M. Decrehen has been interrogated, but 109 ies,
ov
yet known. Some other arrests have taken Pbeen o
the Guards at the posts about the town have arifea
bled. A battalion of the 10th has just satb°-
Brussels. Vali 13
The whole of the municipal, legal, and V have begeet
rities, have been up all night, and warrants 00 0;
issued against a large number of persons. derstaisseot,
those already arrested are the ex-General Arall Teerchwitli
General Vandermeeren; Vandersinissen, e'iontelnye
brother of the General ; Parys, military Intel t ito•
hie Secretary ; M. Van S., a Governmen,,cs. '
afl
Parent, ex-Commandant of the Corp' l're„reeste°l
gether upwards of 20 persons have been
up col/
warrants are out against several others. of 000
Amongst the articles seized at the hntiseswith slloo°.
spirators are four small pieces of cannon, at the /311101
necessary accessaries. These were taken yro
of M. de Beaumont, formerly an officer n.li,
tioaest
At the house of M. P., in the Rue des Dernelr, three Poo
seized a large chest, containing balls, Pew..ies ere..olo
tols, a carbine, &c. The judicial authorit, 007
inspecting the premises of M. T., a coachmsae a tio
the Lacken gate. dico_cerenie. to
The authorities declare that they have The OP-Tesse.
traces of a widely-extending conspired. slesP
assembled in Council this morning, and sever .ssee
have been sent off by the King.
P.S. Three o'clock, p
.m.-- 10 e
.opritlS 1-".sefef
and Vandermeeren, who were supposed to 31:,. 01
been found concealed in the house of apaintet, ercl!„te
formerly a subaltern officer, member of o'at,, 0:1!'ore
Leopold, a tinman, living out of the Noun ert„ves r
factored the cartridges. The extra loco:e
Lelge'
sent last night to Antwerp, Ghent, and
for Ghent.
Lecharlies set out yesterday at three

" I believe in tl------7" ----
5
a_n-----d___th_e....._profitsr
lawyer_ said when he pocketed his fee. Wed°
theMri.ngand Mrs. Standish were received, ()ti oef
nesd by the King of the French at St. Cloud• ,e,i te
are theicaY' heirs of Mr. r• H. Standish, who bquet4Rbie°
his collection of paintings, books, tile.
of all, which are about to be exhibited at the 'l,lc coll#
13LA KESLEY THE CONVSinCe h►s 001'
victim], Blakesley's conduct has been such ns !-. pie
patible with his, awful situation. He does not 15 po‘f
the justice of his sentence, or indulge hope. dfitlico i
being exocuted, but persists that he had no inte: 01K,
murdering Mr• Burdon, whose untimely end he is 10'
deplores. The Rev. Mr. Carver, the ordinal, Auest'
o,vo
trretiletiso
caonn_ipanion daily for several hours, at his
S.
dthhaetlistens attentively to the advice ana ine:i b, the
pious divine. He is frequently visit 'telt'
se ot iS
S.hoeriffs (particularly Mr. Sheriff Rogeras,s WersOcifbereetted
ti on to his official duties in the prison,
most unremitting), who are anxious to afford Mini ik;
comfort in their power, both physical and olenviV, 1/1
present no day is fixed for the law being execute ti) 0
tho
the probability is, that it will be subsequent to
/
November.