The Sun.
London, England, 1834-08-14 00:00:00

BRUSSELS PAPERS.

BRUSSELS, Atm. 11.—Her Royal Highness the Duchess of
Kent will shortly arrive at Ostend, where she will remain till
the departure of their Majesties, who are expected at Brus-
sels on the 14th, from their excursion.
Lord Seymour left Brussels yesterday evening, to proceed
to Paris.
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A Limburg
.Journal says :—" A report has been current in
this city for some days past. that the-state of siege is going to
be put an end to. This report fixes the 18th of this month
as the ddy-which is to deliver us from the odious yoke under
which we have groaned for nearly 4 years."
BRUSSELS, AUG. 12.—The official part of the Monitcur
contains a Royal decree, by which M. Auguste Duvivier is
appointed Minister of State. M. Duvivier will not be a
Member of the Council of Ministers.
Six Dutch sailors, who deserted from the squadron in the
Scheldt, arrived at Antwerp on the 9th. Eight of them de-
serted together, but two of them, encumbered with their
clothes, could not swim across the Scheldt, and were drowned.
The trial at Mons proceeds regularly : 162 witnesses have
now been heard ; much curiosity was excited at Brussels
for the result of the proceedings on Monday, when M.
de Rodenbach was to be heard, for the purpose
of refuting some statements on the evidence previously given
by Captain Devillers and Jongen, and M. Courouble, Com-
missary of Police. The great fluctuations in Spanish Stock
have given occasion to great losses at Amsterdam, Paris, Brus-
sels, and Antwerp. Very lately a speculator at Brussels has
lost his whole fortune, but these examples produce no effect ;
the spirit of jobbing, instead of abating, spreads more and more
every day.
In the saloons of Paris and on Change the losses of M.
Rothschild are much talked of ; they are said to amount to
nineteen millions.

BELGIAN FUNDS.—BRUSSELS, AUG. 12.
Actual Debt, 2 per feat.
Rothschild's Loan, 5 per Cent 97
Loan of the City, 1832, 4 per Cent t 6%
—Brussels Papers, Aug. 13.
FROM THE ISAR, END OF JULY.—The Nuremburg Corre-
spondent contains the following article :—M. Hahn, a well-
known young artist of Nuremburg, was invited some time ago
by the tribunal of the circle and City of Munich to paint the
portraits of the three young Poles who are accused of having
fought at Ostroleuka, and of having engaged in revolutionary
intrigues in Bavaria. He was to paint their portraits in the
prison and in presence of a commissioner. M. Hahn per-
formed his task to the admiration of those who had an op-
portunity of comparing the portraits with the originals. Dupli-
cates of these portraits were sent to Poland to the families indi-
cated by the three prisoners, and to the Russian Polish authorities,
for the purpose of ascertaining the identity of these young
men, of which great doubts are entertained. A very distin-
guished family in Warsaw is said to have already recognised
one of the portraits as that of their son, and to have sent a sum
of money for his support and as a recompense to the painter.
It is believed that these Poles will be very shortly set at
liberty. M. Hahn has also to rectify the descriptions of the
persons of several foreign students now in prison, there being
many inaccuracies in the preceding descriptions of them.—
Frankfort Papers, Aug. 7.
PRUSSIAN FUNDS—BERLIN, Ave. 7.
St. Scliuld. Sch. 4 per cent. ..
Prussian English Loan, 1818,5 per cent - --
Ditto.. .......... .......... P 4.12, 5 per cent - --
Ditto Bonds 1834 4 per cent.... 9514 24 7;,
FOREIGN EXCHANGES.
Bills. Money.
On Amsterdam, 250 florins, 2 m!hs., 142 1411;
Hamburg 300 francs, 2 inths , 151 15134
London II 3 mtha., 6 26,4
Paris 30 francs, 2 mths , 81 7-12
Petersburgh Iro rabies, 3 weeks, 30 2-5
—Prussian State Gazette, Aug 8.