The Sun.
London, England, 1835-05-06 00:00:00

BRUSSELS PAPERS.

BRUSSELS, MAY 3.—As we have before stated, the ea'vet'
sion of the Cortes Rentes will shortly take place at Brusse:
The holders who desire to have this conversion made betir;
may procure, at the Office of the Bank of Belgium, after -v.
4th of May, printed forms of applications, to be filled 11180
The Bank, as a remuneration for the trouble which it on
taken on itself, will charge a commission of per cent.
the nominal worth of the Rentes converted through its
tervention.
A letter from Antwerp of Ist May, says that the Ati-left
steam-boat had arrived there at two o'clock, P.M., havi„,eugmigli
London the preceding day at nine in the morning. pit
the tide was very strong against it, it came up the river
out relaxing its speed. Several passengers going to Gerrlivgaill
immediately took places in the diligences, so that they a
reach Aix la Chapelle in forty-eight hours from London ;0.
journey which, before the use of steam-boats, took six daYch
When the rail-road is completed, travellers will gain in
more more time.
In the the Chamber of Representatives yesterday, the 9.4
H. Delafaille presented the report of the Central Section on
the first chapter of the Communal Law, as modified by t
Senate. lears
An amendment was proposed, and supported by gess, t),O
De Rodenbach, Gendebien, and others ; the project °L,L;l'oi
central section by the Minister of the Interior, and Mi„xit
De Burdinne, and some other members. The araeling
was carried by 32 to 31 votes. An amendment propos.— a
M. Dumortier was rejected and also Articles 2,3, and 44
the original project of law, so that the whole, as nowadopt
is--" After the Ist January, 1836, the expenses of the 0441'
ber of Commerce are borne by the State."
BELGIAN FUNDS.—BnussEts, MAY 2.
Actual Debt, 2% per Cent,
Rothschild's Loan, Five per Cent lOl
Loan of City, 1832, Four per Cent 99%
Society of Commerce, Four and a Half per Cent ll4
Bank of Belgium, Five per Cent 120%
—Brussels Papers, May 4.
VIENNA, APRIL 25. —Five per Cent. Metalliques, 102 t;
Four per Cents., 961; Bank Shares,
Zeitung, April 30.

SKETCHES OP A SEA-PORT TOWN--BY
T. CIIORLET, EsQ.—There runs throughout this entertaial
work, observes the Morning Post, suck a tone of good taa,y
feeling, and judgment, such a spirit of love for this fair WI.: i;
and all that is great, good, and beautiful within it, that
impossible to rise from its perusal without increased aelralo-;
tion of the author's talents. Indeed, we cannot speak
its
highly of this work, either as respects its interests or 0.
power. With the exception of Irving's " Tales of a Travellers
we know of nothing in the style so pleasant or so clever.
THE RE-ELECTIONS AND RE-ACTION.---At d
the
late general election, the following members of the Tory dr
ministration tried and could not get into Parliament
George Murray, Master General of the Ordnance ; Sir Charles.
tßhoewAledym,
iSrairltyG;eoiNrigne
pCiaoiciktabuarnnd, andsir F
A. G'itrzagnte,rald, Lords
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the Board of Control ; Mr. Dawson, Secretary Yte}:ll2llli..l
ralty ; Lord Tullamore One of the Lords of the Bedchamber !
Sir Edward Owen, Clerk to the Ordnance; Lord Elliott an:
Mr. Stuart Wortley, Under Secretaries a State. —o4o°
Guardian,
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bines are in a flourishing condition, but in others the flea .eiv
so strongly upon them that their progress
18 Hops.—At Maidstone, in many
is c°l/1131eoirnj1
stopped. The last few mild days, since the thunder-st
have, however, been much in their fovour. At Ticehur3tY
to the bine,
the last few warm days have given fresh vigour w fast
which was checked by the late cold weather, but is no.
nar-
furnishing the poles. Tying has commenced ; the ilet'esl4-.,
tial, being in some grounds more numerous than in ow
Maidstone Gazette. parts, Tees