The Sun.
London, England, 1841-02-12 00:00:00

BELGIUM.

BRUSSELS, FEB. 7.--We were mistaken in announcing,
after other journals, the arrival of the reigning Duke of
Size Coburg at Brussels. Hit Royal Highness was in-
deed expected, but did not arrive.
A letter from Sc. Pctcrshurgh says, thst oa the 20th
of January the thermometer marked 26 degrees below
freezing point. Sentinels were found frozen in their sentry-
boxes, on which account orders were given to relieve theta
ev ry ten minutes.
BRUSSELS, FEB 9.—The Senate is summoned to meet
on Tuesday, the 16th of this month.
For these two drtys past the ice and snow have rendered
the roads nearly impassable, so that almost all the dili-
graces, mails, ecc., have been delayed. Notwithstanding
all the measures adopted by the Directors of the railroads,
the bad weather has also caused some delay in the arrival
of the trains. A thaw began yesterday, and continues
to-day ; it is not rapid, but yet we hope that the severe
weather is now at an end.

The Amhara Courant says, " Private letters from
a-ussels state that the outfit for the marriage of the
Countess Oultremont ;is preparing at Liege. Some re-
port, which however needs confirmation, says, that the re-
tLrn of the ex-King of Holland, in the month of March,
is connected with the choice of a Governor of the Dutch
possessions in the East Indies, which his Majesty wishes
for."
The, Countess of Oultremont set out from Liege yet•
terday from Berlin.—Journal de Liege.

nELGIAV kUNDs—listusext.e, FEE. S.
Actual Debt, 23 per Cent.
liothschild's Loan, 5 per Cent .4%
Loan of Thirty Millions, 4 per Cent. B9
.--- 3 per Cent.
--- Thirty-seven— -- 6314
(1.4'x)... 97
Loon of City, 1832,4 per Cent I 0
Society of Commerce, 4y4per Cent lt,2
Bank of Belgium, 5 per Cent f £lli
National Society . —
Exchange on Loodom (short)
—Brussels Papers, Feb. 9.

ILLUMINATIONS IN HONOUR OF
THE CHRISTENING OF THE PRINCESS
ROYAL;

The Italian Opera House—A superb illumination,
consisting of the initial letters of her Royal Highnesi
the Princess Royal, P. It., of a large size, in pure
white lamps, supported by a, rich scroll-work of gold-
coloured lamps, each letter being encircled by large
wreaths of laurel, beautifully gemmed with ruby-co-
loured lamps, the ends of the wreaths also encircling an
immense Imperial crown of variegated lamps, which
surmounted the whole.
Covent-garden 'Theatre--A magnificent Imperial
projecting crown, supported by the initial letters P. It.
of a large size, the whole in brilliant gas.
The Haymarket Theatre—The initials P.R. in gold-
coloured lamps.
Adelphi Theatre—A splendid star of the Order of
the Garter of peculiar radiance, in brilliant gas.
Mr. Cains, purveyor of meat to her Mijesty, Pie-
ca,lilly—A magnificent star in variegated limp', sup-
ported by a lozenge in gold-coloured lamps, with, on
each side the initial letters V. A. in atnbet-coloured lamps.
Messrs. BBt
reeknell and Turner, tallow-chandler', (
to her Majesty, gorgeousynitcd
!.,
Brunswick stair, in •earl g.,ted lamps.
Cov
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the t
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bl ar bulgingds
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phycci in jets of g4s.
C. DUI, Oxford-street, baker by appointment to her
Majesty—P. R. and a splendid star.

Three vessels were wrecked a few days
back)
Boulogne. It appears that they had
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coast of England.
On inquiry at Trinity Lodge last evening, we
r,sreinf2rrn_d t' D-, ":-:7"cr:11, 07' -M to '-.` Zr'::'
College, is recovering the t.Mcts of Li 3 late accident (a
fall from his horse), and that his convalescence may shortly
be anticipated... Cambridge Advertiser.