The Sun.
London, England, 1833-04-22 00:00:00

DEPARTURES,

The Earl of Wilton for Newmarket; the Earl of Jersey for
Newmarket ; the Earl and Countess of Clanwilliam, from their
house in Hill-street. on a Continental tour ; the Earl and
Countess of Kenmare, from Crawley's Hotel, for Brighton;
the Earl of Brecknock for Kent ; Captain Lord Elphinstone
to join his Regiment at Windsor; Lord Godolphin for Cam.
oridge ; Captain Ogle for Newmarket ; Mr. Rooke and Capt.
Vandeleur for Newmarket ; the Hon. Frederick Osborne for
Newmarket ; Captain Wodehouse for Newmarket ; Captain
Pigot for Maidstone.

HOUSE AND WINDOW TAXES.--.The
CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER will find he has created
gr. at disappointment by retaining these unpopular taxes.
It is announced that a public meeting will take place on
Thursday next, at the Crown and Anchor (Sir F. BUR-
DETT in .the Chair), of the metropolitan and other bo
roughs, to adopt immediate measures to procure their en-
tire removal. lieceoubenety Me„ bers for Mid ilesex,
Surrey, ad Kent, The
perially invited to attend.
have
The meeting is also to be open to every other Member ,
Parliament to deliver his sentiments in favour of the repeal
a these war man.

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TO CORRESPONDENTS. gr. -e F
Our columns are too full to allow of our inserting oth
Letter. Besides, we have repeatedly written up
ject to which it ref,rs.
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LONDON,
MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 22, 1655.

We understand that the CHANcOI'0°
the EXCHEQUER has received so many ,
plaints already of the mode in which be
posed to reduce the advertisement tax, ths,
alteration was to be reasonably expected"
complaints, also, which have reached h 1""...
specting the smallness of the relief 01:
assessed taxes, are very numerous
Lordship declares that he is not able I° g
ther than he has done.

i;i:
There has been a great deal of
lately between the Dutch Minister, g•nterc
and M. de TALLEYRAND. During t"
week they had almost daily interviews ; a apt'
Saturday, Lord PALMERSTON, Bin° sere
LEYRAND, and M. Van de WEYER' 'lOO
communication on the subject of M. Ps We
instructions from the King of HoLLA-149. 00'
do not find, however, that any thing.stioo
factory has resulted from the iteguctjog
which have been going on. The, oitli
of HOLLAND refuses to treat separate'ibisel
Great Britain and France, on the olt'
laid down by them, and occasionally t's oe. 0 the
guage almost approaching to defiance. cod
other hand, the Belgian Government, 171.10
by the French for a settlement of the 811,„,
claimed for expenditure on the differefihtld 01
sions when they have interfered on be
Belgium against Holland, and finding -itseh it
able to defray the cost of the army which-,
obliged to keep up as a check upon the oglit
demonstrations of the Dutch, protests °noire('
and we think reasonably, against being re 4 the
by the five Powers to pay any portion %poll
interest of the Joint National Debt, exeePlf the
the understanding that the entire amount °,.8
claims made by France, and all the extra
penditure incurred by the Belgian Govern,' tea
e
in keeping up the war establishment, re,: o lie
necessary by the conduct of Holland, 5"ofs
the
deducted from the Belgian portion
of the
Joint National Debt. Should this viefjpesch
question be adopted by the British and I 1
Cabinets, and we do not see how lvtl-1 6,0;
rejected, the King of HOLLAND
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that his obstinacy, like that of me up°'
sticklers for fancied rights, has entailedirunder'
him the costs on both sides. 11'
and
stand that Lord PALMERSTON a" 11400
TALLEYRAND are waiting for an Pn9,wet aide
Vienna and Berlin, to the propositions 'at asto
to them, before they come to any decisicTuo She,
the course which shall be adopted to bring' ol
King of HOLLAND to a speedy adjust°
the Belgian affair.

e writingfool
Sine ' •
an auth • M. DEDO j
authenticated source, that ; h all
made •
a fresh set of propositions, to wi"c""
the above, we have learned 1
so
answer has just been given. An in"Pr:800
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communication has also been received 'l.llOO
Prince METTERNICH. In a few days we vie
be able to give the particulars; at presetll sP
ad'
can merely observe that the question ba
vanced a little.

tV e observe, from the last report of the Cciloli
mittee on public petitions, that the number of
Petitions in favour of the better observance