The Sun.
London, England, 1833-01-10 00:00:00

BRUSSELS PAPERS.

BausseLs, JAN. s.—The French army will be fixed
at Lille on Saturday ; all the branches of the Administra-
tion are going to that city.
A letter from Calloo, of the 2d, says_" Nothing par-
ticular has passed here for these three days. The Dutch
fleet retains its position before the village of Doel. The
tith Belgian Regiment takes the place of the division of
Sebartiani, of which the 2d brigade leaves us to-morrow.
The Ist brigade escorted yesterday and the day before
the prisoners here to the citadel."
Marshal Gerard sets out for Lille to-night. The Elec-
toral Celiege of Lille met the day l.efnre yesterday, for
the election of two Deputies. M. de Lanienne B,ri was
tirst chosen Deputy ; a ballot t en took place between
Messrs. Mame His and Thulimans, of whom the former
was elected.
The Minister of War has ordered an inquiry to he in
atituted into the affray which has taken place during
these two days, between the Royal Guards and some
French solders.
In order to prevent quarrels between the Belgi,n and
French soldiers, numerous patrols were employkd yesterday
in parading the streets of Brussels.
ANTWERP, Jar. 4.—lt seems that the decree of King
William, relative to the navigation of the Scheldt, by way
of reprisal for the measure of coercion adopted against
bim, continues to be exercised in all its rigour, since nut a
single foreign ship has arrived in our port for this month
past.
Yesterday, at three o'clock, General Vander Meeran, at
the head of three battalions of the Civic Guard of Flanders,
and of four battalions of the 12th Regiment en-
tered this city. On the same day, at nine in the morn-
ing, the Civic Guard of Liege left us to proceed to the
frontiers about Putte. This morning the 12th regiment
also marched to the frontier.
Belgian miners are employed in filling up the trenches
to restore the communicttions with the road to Boom.
BaussEas, JAN. G.—The olloni(eur publishes the law
by which thanks are given to the French army. The
King and Queen will set out for Lille on Tuesday. Mar-
shal Gerard, Generals 1-laxo and St. Cyr Nugues, set out
for Lille this morning.
Mince and Princess Galatzin and suite arrived yesterday
from London; ti-ey will stop here two days, and then
proceed to St. Peter burgh.
Soveral of the guides were arrested yesterday, and taken
to the military prison.
S veral Dutch deserters arrive! yesterday ; and with them
ate seine Beleims, who had no opportunity of returning
to their country before.
BaussELs, JAN. 7.—The King and Queen will go to
Tuurnay to-morrow, where they will pass the night, and
set out for Lille the next day. The Duke of Choiseul will
come to Tourney to meet their Majesties. M. Le Hon will
wait for them on the frontier.
Must of the French wounded have already been sent to
France. At Antwerp only 107 remain. At Brussels
there are only one officer, and 12 or 14 subalterns and
privates.
M. Bautte, a rich jeweller of Geneva, has come to Bel-
gium, to give assistance to such of the prisoners of the
citadel as belong to the Swiss Cantons.
A letter from the Hague of tie 4th, says, " It is
get,erally known that the last proposals of England
to France have not been judged acceptable. It is
affi' used however that they have not been decidedly re-
jected, but that they may serve as a basis for similar ne-
w eiati na; at all events it is certain, that the deliherations
of the C .binet in this project, are nut closed. The Council

to-day bat severAl hours.
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13 present to theling of the French the' law Whish votes
thanks to the French army.
Colonel Caradoc has been nominated officer (not Knight)
of the Order of Leopold.
A Cabinet messenger from Berlin, paved through
Brus.els yesterday with despatches to Baron Werther, the
Prussian Ambassador at Paris.

It appears that Generals Achaw and Vocrol, will enter
the service of Belgium. . .

The Journal of Anlutelp contains an article in which
the wounded Dutch subalterns and privates, now in the
hospitals at Bergen-op-Zoom, return thank. to the physi-
cians of the hospital of Antwerp for their attention to them
and to the inhabitants for the relief they afforded them.
The corvettes and frigates that were before Calloo have
descended the Scheldt ; only the gun-boats remain.
ANIWERP, JAN. B.—A /private letter from Flushing,
da'ed the 6th, contains in every particular what we have
said of the clo-ing of the Scheldt. The passage, says the
letter, is refused by all the authorities—the marine, cus-
toms, and the pilot office. The four ships that were
detained 22 days ago at Lillo have been sent to Flushing,
awl allowed to put no sea.—Brussels Papers. Jan. 9.
VIENNA, DEC. 28.—The disorder of his 51 jt•sty, the
young King of Hungary, continued to present the same
dangerous,ymptoms up to the 27th at midnight. After this a
considerable improvement gradually took place, which has
not only continued the whole day, but has been advancing
to this evening.