The Sun.
London, England, 1848-04-29 00:00:00

FLANDERS MAIL.

BRUSSELS, Aram 27.—The Senate met this day
to hear reports on the naturalization, which were re-
ferred to a committee. The Senate afterwards ap-
liointed a commttee to examine the project of law for
the loan, as well as the project of law opening a
provisional credit of 20,000 francs to the department
of Finance, for the coinage of copper money.
The iristraction relative to the affair. of Resqueus-
tont is already-so far advanced that the acts of sects-
"lion wjll be submitted to the examination of the
Chamber in the course of a few days.
L'lndependance says, "The project of law relative
to .the tax on newspapers is to be laid before the
Chambers to-morrow or the day after. The corn-
Ptete Suppression of this tax is proposed, with the
:!ception of an ultimate resolution, which ought
_`" made to the Treasury, and indemnify it for a
17, qfice, which amounts to at least 400,000 francs.
'qe augmentation of the Pestal revenue, which
atri
• °unts to at least 100,000 francs, is proposed as the
innffication. The 300,000 frapcs thus to be re-
11Zcluished by the Exchequer will remain in the
thrlds of the proprietors, though it is expected that all
the iournals will make a commensurate reduction to
subscribers"
BELGIAN FUNDS.—Bacsiu.s, Aria 37.
Actual Debt, 2% per Cent
Rothschild's Loan, Five per Cent • • •• • •
744th of Thirty Millions, Four per Cent •• • •
bitto Three per Cent • • • • •• ••
1)1* Thirty-seven Millions, ditto ••• • • •
Ditto,ditto,lB4B.• ............. ..... 62%
Dltto,ditto,1842.
Ditto, 1844,--. .......................
Ditto of the City, 1832 ••••.• • • • • • • •
Bank of Belgium Ditto, 1843
....... • •
Papers. April 27.

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-41ZURE of SHIPS by the DANES.
44
iikt,r•BINEIJR. APRIL 23.—List of Prussian vessels
k:l3',.,topped by the Danish government in the Sound
‘4 rounds, and which have been sent to Cupen-
., 4
Yoffnung, Lipschinsky, from Dantzic for Belfast.
1,111144 e Burgwart, from Stralsund for Carlisle.
Witt, from Malaga for Baltic.
43,e1, Franck', from Memel for. Hull.
V-,:nriette Augusta, Buddo, from Memel for England.
iriin.a.Berta, Strieks, from Memel for Hull.
sehendorfi, from Daataic for London.
11 A
114 e Langboktf, from Stettin for Portsmouth.
_
Schaper, from Stettin for Bordeaux.
Fllaannes Hagen, from Stettin fur Bristol.
z;4; Lae'klow, from Egersund for Rugenwalde.
tetuidschaft, Wichard, from Memel f)r England.
1,1:1111, Lange, from Stettin for England.
711js. Martens, from Memel for Hull.
'4ll.lgkeif. Kasten, from Stettin for St.. Valery.
Laura, Nelson, from Stettin.
Caroline Otilie, Haucke, from Stettin for England.
Charlotte, Suet', from Memel for England.
likitinung, Delta, from Memel for Exmouth.
ID6rothea, Bopke, from Dantzic fur Liverpool.
• Fear Not.. 13aacke, from Et. Jago de Cabo for Stettin.
, Emil, Bahlrus, from Barth fur England.
Edward, Krause, from Liverpool for Stettin.
Theresa, Danneberg, from Liverpool for Dantzic.
Pauline, Wiencke, from Bordeaux for Stettin.
Gazelle, Tietz, from Bordeaux for Stettin.
Stadt Berlin, Hoenig, from Liverpool for Dantzio.
rhaidee two brigs and a new barque, seized yesterday iu
Groands,'iames titiknown.
" The following have also been detained and taken
Sato Copenhagen :
Dorothee, Hoppe, of Stalpe. , •
Brant, AsCilerifeldt, of Dantzic.
Yon Wickmann, Brandhoff, of nullities
Iftichard, Voss, of Stettin.
`Othello, Schroeder, of Stettin.
Fanny, Beckmann, of Memel.
Adler, Behrendt, of. Memel.
Hibernia, Michaelis, of Memel.
Emmanuel, Prehn, of Stettin."
aaiCti.xllevEN, Arm, 23.—A Danish frigate, under easy
iotf the Texel, and a Danish corvette in the Channel,
hctrently coining from the West Indies, were seen by
Ernst and Gustave, Sogelken, arrived here.
HABIIIURGH, APRIL 24.--It is reported that a Rostock
allows'
clear at Copenhagen, has not yet been
ed to do 50..:
W=ag, ISL&ND OF FOHR, APRIL 21.—The buoys of
liehtnaldiep, 'rich had been taken up, were removed
from this place Vie day before yesterday to be laid down,
and by this time must- be replaced.

-I,,IARYLEBONE THEATRE.
ni;h4,"ging from the crowded state of this house last
We, must conclude that the success of Mrs.
..,-rner, in engaging the services of the great tra-
t'''lan of the day, have been highly successful.
Ltelat night, Mr. Macready appeared in Xing
and his performance of that character
:_a" the most marked satisfaction to the very
tatter ous audience. The excellence of Mr. Ma-
tstrad-,. . •
rp,_ .Y 3 iacting is already so well known, and his
11,7,100 justly established, that it would be idle for
Lo attempt to offer any lengthened remarks
441711 thrat point. Suffice it to say that we
ttliTheF' saw him upon any occasion go through
et 2Part of -Lear - with • more credit to himself,
ItWe general .satisfaction to his auditors.
earnestkv do aws trust that the laudable exer-
u,,l_olMrs. Warner, to improve and feed the grow-
crelZte for the legitimate drama, will continue tole
i_with, 4h4, qtr: complete success which has
art meat oragenick with. Mr. ibtsetiy•i