The Sun.
London, England, 1833-10-21 00:00:00

DEPARTURES.

Mrs. Burrowes, Miss Burrowes, and G. Burrowes, Esq., for
Stradone, county Cavan ; Mrs. M'Clelland and Miss Thompson
for Kingstown; Captain Wright for Dundalk; the Hon.
Captain Leslie; R. F. Rynol, Esq., for Rynol Ville; Colonel
Billing for Bath ; W. Filgate, Esq., and suite, for ilithurs_
town, county Lowth.

MIDDLESEX GENERAL QUARTER SES-
SIONS.--(THIS DAY.)

18.
are

Before B. RoTcrt, Esq., M. P., and a Bench of Magistrates.)
The COURT was occupied till past twelve o'clock, with
an appeal on the part of the West Middlesex Water Works,
against the Overseers of Hammersmith, for overrating: their
engines, pipes, &c., the former being rated at 7201., and the
latter at 275/. The Company made various objections to the rate
among which were that they had no rateable property in the pa,
rish. That even if they had, the rate was enormous, and much
higher thsn any other person in the parish was rated. After
two hours had been occupied in the argument of counsel and
examination of witnesses on the behalf of the overseers, at
the suggestion of the Court the matter was compromised, by
Mr. Adolphus, one of the counsel for the Company, agreeing,
on thei /behalf, to be rated at 6001.

BRUSSELS, OCT. 18.—h is generaNy be-
lieved in our diplomatic circles that it is the intention of
his Dutch Majesty to lay before the Cb.lenbere au elaborate
expose of the proceedings of the Conference at its last

sitting, in order to show that several of the negotiating
parties are acting in bad faith in endeavouring to throw
the responsibility on him as being the cause of the non.
conclusion of a definitive treaty. Talleyrand and Pal-
merston will, it is believed, cut hut a sorry figure in this
discussion, and the vacillating policy of the one, and
jesuitical trickery of the other, will be shown up in their
true colours. It will then be seen who are the re 11 sup-
porters of legitimate principles and aristocratical influence,
and the bitterest enemies to the revolutionary spirit which
so lately destroyed the happiest country in Europe. I
trust my information is correct—it would be a rare treat
to lay bare the secret manoeuvres of the citizen King of
France. The secret correspondence of Louis Philip
would astonish the world, and go far, by exposing the
real sentiments of revolutionary Monarchs, to undeceive
the misguided populace, and restore Europe to the
real principles of liberty and good order. I
can positively state, as a fact, that the Belgian Govern-
ment is openly recruiting for Dan Pedro, and assist all
such officers as volunteer with the loan of five hundred
francs, to enable them to procure an outfit, the uniform
being that of the Belgian army, with a plain button. The
conduct of our Ministers in this instance might be par-
doned—that is, supposing them loyally inclined ; they
cool I be excused for interfering, on the plea of a recipro-
city of feeling between their cause and that of Donna
Maria; but it is known as certain that the object of the
Minister of war is to remove from the country the men of
the revolution, and the discharged volunteers. The de.
tutted men, ensnared by the offer of promotion and a
handsome bounty, petition to be discharged from their
military engagements, and to be permitted to join the
Belgian standard in Portugal. The Minister instantly
grants their request, and appoints a depot for their re-
ception. For the first two or three days the men are
treated like soldiers, but, once made overt° the Portu-
guese agents, they are associated With thieves and the
basest of characters. The Liberal journals have warmly
taken up the cause of these poor fellows, and, unless the
Minister renounces his recruiting propensities, the whole
of the army will make common c iuse with their ill-
treated companions...—morniv Paper.