The Sun.
London, England, 1833-03-22 00:00:00

BRUSSELS PAPERS.

Baussins, Maitcit 17.—Their ALtjesties, with their
august teLitions, and a numerous suite, went yesterday
to Louvain, when the King reviewed the troops. The
weather being extremely fine, the concourse of spectators
was immense. Their Majesties wete received on the road
to Louvain with the greatest respect and en husiasm, an i
se med highly pleased with the occurrences oldie day. Ti,e
King expressed to General Hurd his satisfactwn at the
discipline and fine appearance of the troops. The dinner
in the town had of Louvain was v. ry splendid. Their
Nlaje.ties and suite lett Lutivain at hall-past lour, and
arrived at Brussels at six yesterday evening.
The Minister of the Interior, heing informed that the
thole' a la is not ceased in Luxembutg, anti that it has
again appeared in several communes in F:ance, has re-
commended the magistrates to take every precaution tliit
may prevent the disorder from again spreading its ravages
in our country.

The cause of General Van der Meeren, against M.
Tlelu,sen (an English gentleman) was to have come 00
yesterday. M. Ale,-tis, the Counsel of General Van der
Aleeren, requested tnat the cause should be put of, al
leging that the pirtiei were about to come to an arrange-
meta. Toe Court dismissed the cause, condemned the
pliintiff in the costs, and ordered that it should be struck
off the r 011...

111Aitcli 19.—Ifer 11 jesty, the Queen of the French,
leave Brussels at live o'clock Ova af(eraocn. The
young P. incee, her eons, will set out to morrow, at the
Mime hour.

l3arun tie Stoekinar, and his Secretary, set out this
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morning for Germ..tiv.
M. A. 13. S even, late printer of the Itlierger du
Gund, has brought an ae,i.m against the ci y of Ghent,
for the sum of 157,650 florins, being double the asserted
♦alue of the effects belonging to him, which were stolen
or destroyed on the evenings of sth February and 25th
Match, 1631 ; and the further sum of 9,450 fiurins
damage, for the interruption of his work.
111mIcti 19.—Her Maje•ty the Queen of the French,
with the Princess Mary, toe Duke of iNernours, and Prince
de Joinville, set out yesterday for Paris. The crowds of
citizens collected in the streets through which her Majesty
passed, saluted her with cries of Vice la Reine des
Francais ; and her Majesty seemed most gratified by the•e
marks of respect.
The Chamber of Representatives continues the debate
on the project of law for the naturalization of foreigners.
M. Junita has agreed to t e law relative to the corn
trade previously adopted by the Chamber of Representatives.
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ANTWERP, MARCH 18.—A Dutch steam-boat arrived
at Lillo the day betore.yesterday, which, doubtless, came
from Flushing. It had in tow eight large barges-, each
capible of holding fifty men. They were ettipTy, and ate
probably mended to be employed in the communications
between the F,,rts. The steam-boat, atter delivering them
to the Governor of Lillo, immediately went down the river.
A contract was made on Saturday for cleansing the port
of Antwerp, the -tate of defence which was required by
the vicinity of the Tete de Flandre having now ceased to
be necess try.

AMSTERDAM, MARCH 16.—Half past Four, r. x.—
Actual Debt, x per Cent. 47 14:IL—Brussels Papers,
Matell 20.

CONsTANTINOPLL, FEB. 24.—The news of the fitther
advance o the Egyptians proves to be a lake alarm, caused
by a movement woich to.ok place in. the Eoyptian
army liv the arriv4l.4f the:liiissiaill et, and the extraor-
dinary activitridf the diplomatic body ivhi:h was observe,l
after toe arrival of the new French ambasipidor, Admiral
Rousain. It is known Vika the exertions of the ambrilsa-
lior bad..• proved auccesaful. Admiral Roussin seems to
have In ea furnished, it not with lull powers to conclude a

treaty of peace, )et with secret information rerp,cting
his viewr, and the Porte, immediately on his arrival, ac •
quainted him with the basis on which it desired to have the
treaty of peace founded. It is probable they did not differ
materially from the demands of the Viceroy ; far the treaty
was drawn up in a few days, and is .4:11 to have heel)
already signed by the Prte. Itirahim Pacha, on receiving
the intelligence, removed his head-quarters bairn Kiurakia
hack to Kirabissar. and will pr,,bat.ly soon evacuate Asia
Miner entirely. The Russian fleet that has arrived in the
Bosphorus is said to be also preparing to return to Se-
VIENNA, AIARCII 9.—Marshal Matson left us to-day
to go to Paris. Count St. Aulaire, the new Ambassador,
is not expected here till May. Our funds have risen
to day in consequence of the satisfactory accounts from
Coost intioople.
Foie per Cents Metalliques, 92 2-3; Four per Cents.,
83 15-16 ; Bank Shares, 1,225 I,232.—Allgemeine
Zeitung, March 14.
FRANKFORT. MARCH 13.—We hive just received by
express the Austrian Übserrer of the 10th, which con-
tains the following article:—

" VIENNA, MARcit 9.—We have just received by ex-
press accounts from Constantinople of the 24,th F bruary.
The events, which may be considered as certain, consist
in the following facts:—On the 15th February a Tartar
arrived in 15 days from Alexandria, he was the bearer of
the first news from ft,ffit Halil Paella, as well as of a
letter from Mehemet Ali Pacha to the Sultan himself.
" On the receipt of these despatches the It is Effendi
applied to the Russian Envoy, requesting him to suspend
the departure of 0 e squadron at Seb -topol, the aid of
which has been solicited by the Sultan, as the presence of
This squadron was nut necessary at the moment; he re
quested, however. that the fl-et might be kept in readiness
to sail. M. Von lintenhff immesli.tely acceded to this
request; hut what was to be expected took place. The
squadron, composed of four ships of the line, four frigates,
and a brig, was seen on the 20th at the entrance of the
Risphorus, and anchored near Bujuktlere the same day.
According to the accounts from A-ia Minor, lorahim's
at my had not advanced a step since he had received his
father's orders, and he had even made his head quarters
retrograde from Kiutaltia to Katahissar, on the road to
Koniah.
Meantime, the Dew French Am'as:ador, Admiral
Roussm, landed a' Ginstantinople. After several con
ferences with the Divan, the latter signed the peace be-
tweets Mehemet Ali and the Porte, on the terms which it
had itself proposed. Couri-rs with this news have this
moment set out for Ibrahim's head-quarters, and for
Alex mdria.

According to the arrangement made between the Divan
and the Russian envoy, the fleet which came to the ail
of the capital of the Ottoman empire, waits only for a
south wind to quit the Bo,phorus, and to proceed till
farther orders to the port of Siesboli. The Sultan ha.
already given orders to admit it there.—Journal de
Frankfort, March 14.