The Sun.
London, England, 1835-10-22 00:00:00

BRUSSELS PAPERS.

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Iter 88ELS, OCT. 19.—Their Majesties will set out this
410,11°.°n at 3 o'clock. General Lecherlicr set out last
110* Lisbon, accompanied by his Aide-de-Camp, Capt.
r4driLeetham. The General will go from Lisbon to
Ilk,
'lere "ssELs, OCT. 90:—The Banker who has just failed
Yea,,, w not a Belgian ; he had resided at Brussels many
ti;el butb he was born in Holland. He was long employed
u% 0- "ark where he was Chief Clerk in the Discount
,Nre"' j.lt is believed that he is gone to Naples. A n
t°l.°Mary fact, of which, there is no previous example,
this be,sea remarked ;it that during the third quarter of
the was not, a single patient in the infirmaries of
:,
.111esleni ars°us of Bru-,sels, Louvain and Nevilles, in which
eeneral
or th
1y on on average, 300 prisoners. This
or
°veineat is ascribed to the constant care of the Direc-
-°se establishments.
ILtY;,„arq assured that one of the richest heiresses in this
740 C tarried off yesterday morning by a young stranger,
43 resided at Brussels for some months.
Af.„ BELGIAN FUNDS.—BRUSSELS, OCT. 20.
55
itVial WA, 24 per Cent
,_athschild's Loan, Five per Cent lOl%
Cer_l, !if City, 183'2, Four per Cent lOO
and Halfper Cent 139
A "..Y of Commerce, Four a
109%
,r. of Belgium, Five per Cent
AT,ek.
Papers, Oct. 21.
141,1 ;18, SEPT. IB.—The most conflicting reports con-
nlil"), spread. respecting the band of robbers, against.
,qasti-„2lajor-GeneralGorden has taken the field. This
'444 aced the Minister of the Interior to publish the fol.-
notice in to-day's Number of the Advertiser
thoseral bands of robbers, the strongest of
4 which are
NA) the Chiefs Chosadas, Kalainat, Rupakias, o:nd Me-
4t‘ ,1' appeared in the beginning of the summer, •in bodies
t;80 men, in the circles of Phosis and Lecris, Aca-
,la „"land Etotice, disturbed the tranquillity arid order of the chles of those circles, and endangerefl the safety of his
Ntikti:V's faithful subjects. To relieve the peaceable inha-
Nt 4 from this scourge, the Goverrwt adopted the most
thertic arm
co measures, confided the pursoit and destruction of
measures to Major-General Gorden, and placed under his
1.44(Ta11d the light troops that w‘:..te on the frontiers, all the
batt of those Eperchies, a division of one of the light
41)::°4s, and of one of the battalions of the line. On the
NrCratlee of the King's troops, the robbers constantly
kin4ld by them retreated beyond the frontiers of the
WTso hi:h°4l. Some bands,, from five to ten men each,
qo Tstill remained in Acamania, were pursued by Col.
's, who acts ufider the orders of Major-General
i4s'bren Accordinp to the latest accounts, Col. Tsonkas
lbetie °lce° tho:-,e'bands, and they now implore the. de-
-1114 °I the G'.) cernment. Tranquillity and security are
1,4 e exibrneje.ste,red in those circles, and the commander of
1111ifteV'th",m, General Gorden, is now engaged in placing
fr,„e2v. military force at the most convenient places on
Tot.ters, to ensure the maintenance of order."
Measure is certainly necessary ; otherwise the bands
'he °oti recross the frontiers and begin their old game.
44;:ilitary tribunal in those provinces has already con-
4RkiiieL4 Several of the captured robbers to death. W. e
!k''t ti,7ar °f reductions of the military establishment, which
4 ; ile made in consequence of orders from the King. It
Vee°t-
_Vlourn in what manner these reductions are to be
A ei!-• The building of the militaryhospital is commenced.
kii%:',°rotnission is appointed to deliberate on the best or-
-11,,,°11,0f superior seminaries, from which something
Oran °c expected; as it has among its members the
'arch G and Professor Übricks.—illunich
Gazette,
DUTCH FUNDS—AMSTERDAM, 04r.19.
ActnalDebt,
Lean 214 per Cent. 554 55%
k'0.1.0 5 per cent.
Ditto syndic, 44 per cent. 11514 06
•
Cl).“.:, (Hit°, 3Y, per cent 794 8 I
bi't nercial Company, it 11714 II)
t° 0832 and 1833) 5 per cent. '2
---Dietch Papers, Oct, 20.
PRUSSIAN FUNDS.—Beau OCT., l5.
Mney.
pryhuld Sch per 4cent.lolll% 101
I.nglish Loan, 1R 4 per 10,rent.
9911-14 90 1-1.
r4813a0 State Gazette, Oct. 16.

t'i
1)4
'A fire broke out in a house at the top of
A f,';`-1.11-street, on Thursday morning about three o'clock.
11144 ~old man unable to escape was suffocated.. It wasA
15',;311)4htt`eY extinguished without doing further injury.
I,°' tili 4 little girl, and boy escaped by dropping from one
"°, ti,- wit'ows• The an was severely hurt, but the
1'44
ergl.l blind, escaped. with but little injury.—Wpter-
ontc/e.