The Sun.
London, England, 1832-01-23 00:00:00

BRUSSELS AND GERMAN PAPERS.

BRUSSELS, JAN. 18.—Yesterday the Icing gave
private audience to Sir R. Adair.

The Journal des Flandres contains the followial
article :

" The General commanding the army and the fortreast
in the Two Flanders;
" Considering that the city of Ghent is in a state 0
siege, seeing articles 101, &c., of the Imperialt decree of
24th of December, 1811, orders—
" Dating from this day, no journal, pamphlet, 0'
periodical publication whatever, shall appear in this cii;
of Ghent without the previous permission of the Genera
commanding the division of Flanders.
" Head-quarters, Ghent, Jan. 17.
" The General commanding the division of Flanders
(signed) " N lELLON."

The seals affixed to the printing-office of M. Stevia of
the 16th, were removed the next day at noon, after till
publication of the above decree.
It is reported a new protocol of the Conference has bell
received here.

Posts of cavalry have just been stationed at certain is'
terrale, in order to facilitate the correspondence betweel
the head-quarters and the frontiers.
JAN. 20.—Most of the sections of the Chamber
Representatives have completed the examination of el°
budget. The report on the budget of the Minister of Wel
is to be made ou Tuesday.
The Ghent Gazette of the 19th says, " We learn the
the affairs of M. Stevin, editor of the Messager de Genie
who was to be brought before the Council of War, is de'
ferred till Wednesday next."
The Governor of Maestricht has just caused the hoof
of M. Destouvilles, Vice-President of the Chamber
Representatives, to be put under seal. A sentinel is placi
at the door. It seems this measure has been taken by W
of reprisal for the seizure of 10 waggons near Hassell
The houses of Messrs. Hennequin, Colpin, Roemers, an`
Ch. de Brouckere, are also put under real.
In the Chamber of Representatives today, M. Genie'
bien required an explanation respecting the decreeof Gent
rallon, which suspends the liberty of the Press e
Ghent. The Minister of War not having received any re
port on the subject, the explanation is deferred till Mond#
The Belge, the Emancipation, and the Courier Beige
contain long articles on the decree of General Nielloe'
which they declare to be a tyrannical and flagrant 'dole'
tion of the Constitution.
ANTWZRP, JAN. 20.—Yesterday afternoon, M. E. dtl
Rue, our editor, was summoned and interrogated by el°
Juge &Instruction, together with the King's Attornel
General, at the instance of the military authority, on ec,l
count of two articles extracted from the Belgian jouroPi
and inserted in our Paper, the Journal du Commerce Ae
Antwerp. We shall await the issue of the preliminerl
proceedings before we say any thing of the criminal proW
cutler's with which we are threatened.

Some journals still doubt whether General Niellon 1,9/
exceeded his duty. This is pretty well.
It seems that the inquisitorial police has become mac
more vexatious since the monstrous union of that scs'il
dalous administration with the department of Justice bi
Royal decree.

Within these few days all Brussels has been turned tir,
side down. Nocturnal domiciliary visits have been
rose),
by unqualified agents, accompanied by disguised gel?
darmes, in several houses, without producing any le
authority. These, therefore, are so many violations
the rights of the citizens, and attacks on the Constitutil
by brute force, which are to be registered in the reeoe',
of liberty in all things and for every body.
GHENT, JAN. 16.—Some citizens went yesterday'
the citadel, to see M. Stevin, but permission was refor,,,
This worthy and courageous citizen has not seen any of l!"1,
friends for some days. Even his Counsel has not seen him
two o'clock to-day.—Journal du Commerce of AntWedr,
BERLIN, JAN. 14.—There have been no cases of clwle
at Berlin from the 11th to the 14th.
Letters from Warsaw of the 10th say, that all the riper
in Poland are hard frozen, and snow has been seen to 0,,
so that it is hoped the roads will soon be fit for sledge,i
when supplies of various necessaries, especially wood, 0,
be expected in Warsaw.—Prussian State Gazette, Jan. le
VIENNA, JAN. 9.—There are two cholera patients r
making here.
AUSTRIAN FUNDS, JAN. 9 AND 19.--Five per ...J-
-85t 85 3.16t1as ; Four per Cents. 76 ; Bank Sharp
1,160, 1,125 without the dividend.—Austrian (Awe'
January 10.

Mr. ERSKINE, the Chief Judge of the 13311:
tuptcy Court, having been made Privy counsell°
takes precedence, as such, of all the Puiene Judges of 1;
other Courts of Westminster HaII.I