The Sun.
London, England, 1834-07-14 00:00:00

BRUSSELS AND GERMAN PAPERS.

BRUSSELS, JULY 10.—The King and Queen t the
Belgians left Paris on the 7th, at eleven in the moreuv°,
They were to arrive at Rouen on the Bth, and to-day at t b
of
Chateau of Eu ; there they will meet the Royal FamilY 3
France. They are expected on the 12th at TournaY,'
at Brussels on Sunday next.
Nearly two hundred witnesses have been summoned
the part of the prosecution in the affair of the riots i;
Brussels. The witnesses summoned on the part of t
accused are equal in number. •
Almost all the Officers of the. Staff at Brussels .are 605
moned as witnesses ; even many of the Commissaries Police are summoned, so that only three will remain here
to do duty.

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Troops continue to proceed from Antwerp to the e—e 4
at Brussebact ; a great part of the field-artillery is expect
there.

The Chamber discussed yesterday some of the article:
of the Commercial Law, but will suspend the discussiait
to-day in order to take up that of the Corn Trade•
we may judge by the endless debates on the law relatl;
to the duties on linens, we may presume that that on the
corn trade will also give occasion to long debates, and take
up several sittings.
e regret this interruption, because we consider the
commercial law as much more important. We could bales
wished that the Chamber had followed the advice of
Minister of the Interior to proceed with the commerciall
law, especially as it seems to us that some members tbili
of leaving Brussels as soon as the law on the corn trade
another
is voted, which would delay the commercial law to WO'

session.

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BRUSSELS, JULY 1 1 .—Wc learn from Tournay, te-4,
:be King and Queen will certainly arrive there on PP
,urday,

M.. Jobert, one of the persons ordered to quit the kil'
dom, and who was lately arrested at Ghent, and convelo
by the gensd'armes to Ostend, was embarked on the nigh
of the Bth on board the steam-boat for London.
A traveller who arrived at Brussels from Holland leg;
terday affirms that when the Queen of England arrived ~1
Rotterdam, the populace collected and received her Wl'
hootings and cries of " Down with the English."
The Chamber commenced yesterday the debate on t -
corn law, which was brought forward by M. Eloy, .h 4
opposed in a powerful speech by M. Meens, who provet
that prohibitory laws never have any other effect than tbs
of making the commune pay for the advantage of the Prali
ducer. We cannot follow the Honourable.Member 11l
its developements, but we wish they may have made sus
an impression on the Chamber as to induce it to reject,.
law which would give a privilege to the producer to ti`
prejudice of the consumer ; that is to say, would burden
the generality in favour of the minority.
BRUSSELS, JULY 1 l.—Actual Debt, 2i per Cent., 5/t,
Rothschild's Loan, 5 per Cent., 97i. Loan of the C'"'
1832, 4 per Cent., 971.—Brussels Papers, July 12.
MUNICH, JULY 3.—His Majesty set out yesterday 0147".
inc,' for Bruckman.
The Session of the Assembly of the States was close!.
to-day by the Prince of Wallenstein. A medal has bee'
struck in commemoration of the Assembly.
BERLIN, JUNE 30.—A1l our Ministerial departmen;
have been very busily engaged for some days past.
foreign department seems to be unnecessarily occuloo
with the results of the Congress at Vienna, and with t'
French and English, relative to Spain and the affairs of Svils,
zerland.

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CASSEL, JULY 6.—The Paroles d'un Croyant of A
La Mennais is now prohibited in Hesse.—Frakfort Paperd
July 8.
VIENNA, Jvl,v 2.—Five per Cent. Metalliques, 9911F0b
per Cents., 901 ; Bank Shares, 1,260.—A//genteine 2eitii"7"
July 7.

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PROCESSION OF THE CHOLERA ORPHANS'
;if
On Sunday se'nnight the children whose
parents unbaPP:bo
fell victims to the cholera, walked in procession through
principal streets of our city, followed by a number of cars, bo
which were the nurses who are employed in taking care of t 0
children. We regret much that the funds appropriates'
such a benevolent object as the maintaining, clothingl 114
educating those helpless orphans, who would otherwise Po
been thrown on the world, are so scanty, that it was thcogo
necessary to parade them thus, in order to induce the cid!'
of Dublin to contribute to their support,—DublinDespat_c2.le,

BIRTHS.
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On the 11th inst , Mrs. Woolfrey Middleditch, of Barns-
park, Islington, of a daughter.
of
On the 11th inst., at Stamford-hill, Mrs. Ames Winsta.nleit
a daughter.
On th 3 Bth inst., at Richmond-house, Twickenham, the lA' °I
Robert Parry Niset, Esq., of a daughter. of,
On the 12th inst., in Doughty-street, Mrs. J. H. Benboir,
son still-born.
1
On the 11th inst., Mrs. Whittem, Little Queen-street, Line°lo
Inn-fields, of a son, who survived but a few hours.

MARRIAGES.
On the 12th inst.. by a special license, at Syon, the seat.°ol
Grace the Duke of Northumberland, Viscount Holmesciale,
surviving son of Earl Amherst, to Miss Gertrude Percy, f°l
daughter of the Lord Bishop of Carlisle and niece to the korri
Beverley. The ceremony was performed by the Lord Bie of
Carlisle, and the bride given away by his Grace the Duke of
thumberland.
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On the 3d inst., at the Chateau d l'lsle de Noe (Gers), 'at kg
R. H. Manners, R.N., to Louisa Jane, eldest daughter °
Comte de Noe, Pair de France.
On the 12th inst., Mr. T. D. Taylor, of Holborn, to Miss 504
of Camden-town.

DEATHS. AIeP
On the 12th inst., in Great George-street, Westminster, of'
Copland, Esq., of Gunnersbury Park, in this county, in his 611 /00
On the llth inst., at Bush Hill, Mary Anne, the wife o
gi
Currie, Esq.
On the 12th inst., Annie, daughter of Charles Murray, -E64''
Dorset-square.
On the 12th inst., Charlotte, youngest daughter of J. A. Ivi°'
ing, Esq., Clapham-common, aged 15. goi*
On the 11th inst., at Cantley, Norfolk, in her 29th years
wife of William Alexander Gilbert, Esq. Ea'Di*
On the 12th inst., at Kensington, in her 20th year, I.oocfi
s
second daughter of Mr. Thomas Palmer, of the Rolls Chap
On the Bth of February, at Kirkee, East Indies, Lieut.
~q,,
Ellis, of the 4th Light Dragoons, third son of R. Ellis, P.
Torrington-square.

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