The Sun.
London, England, 1832-11-26 00:00:00

BRUSSELS PAPERS.

BRUSSELS, Nov. 21.—We learn that General Daine
has just received orders to take the command of the 4th
division hitherto under General Champ, who is to com-
mand the 2d brigade of the 3d division. General Vander-
meere and Colonel Coitin will command the two brigades
of the 4th division.
Tlse 52(1 and 53d regiments of the line, two batteries of
artillery on foot, and one battery of horse artillery, form-
ing part of the French army, arrived yesterday in the city
suburbs.
Sir Hamilton, Secretary to the English Legation, set
out this morning for the headquarters of Marshal Gerard.
A great number of estafettes were despatched yesterday,
and in the night, to Namur, Arlon, Liege, and Paris, and
to the head-quarters of all the divisions, both Belgian and
French.
Two extraordinary couriers from Paris arrived yester-
day. one for the French Legation, the other for the Mini-
ster of Foreign Affairs.
We read in the correspondence of the Courrier Beige,
that the first summons will be only to inquire whether, if
we attack, the neutrality of the city will be respected? If
the answer is in the negative, the French army will enter
Antwerp, and the attack be made at all points, after a final
summons to General Chasse to evacuate his position.
The Memorial says, that, at all events, operations
against the citadel cannot commence before the 26th or
27th, on account of the time required for the preparatory
works, and for the summons. The garrison of Antwerp
is 6,000 men.
The ground round the citadel has been examined, and
found very favourable for carrying on the works of the
siege.
Nov. 22.—An extaordinary courier was sent yesterday
from the War-office, with despatches for Antwerp.
The Union sfiys, "We learn from authority, which we
may consider as official, that in case of incidents which
cannot be foreseen, the French army will not enter
Antwerp ; the applications made on this head have met
with a noble resistance in a high quarter. If General
Chasse fires on the city, our own troops will serve to
revenge this proceeding, which all the means employed
could not prevent. It is said that M. Pescatore will set
out this afternoon for Arlon, where he will he exchanged
for AI. Thorn."
Orders have been given immediately to complete the
magazines of provisions in the citadel of Namur.
Nov. 23.—The discussion of the Address in the Cham-
ber of Representatives was not concluded yesterday.
ANTWERP, sow. 20.—Four or five merchantmen are

in sight.
Our fishermen have not yet been molested by the Dutch
squadron. They have been informed that timely notice
shall be given them, and that wean time they may con-
tinue to fi•h.
We are assured, says the Courrier, that a deputation of
the Magistrates of Antwerp arrived at Brussels yesterday
evening to remonstrate with the King against the mee
cures which Marshal Gerard thinks it necessary to take to
occupy the city of Antwerp with his troops, in order to
insure the success of his attack against the citadel. It is
pot known what has been decided on this subject.
;Nov. 21.—Several English officers, both of the army
and navy, are at Marshal Gerard's head quarters, to be
present, a. amateurs, at the siege of the citadel ; among
them are Lod Banelagh, Mr. Fitzgerald, and Sir G. Ha-

milton.
The Princes left Merxein yesterday to go nearer to the
frontiers, and they are now at Dorck, where Marshal Ge-
rard has his head-quarters.
This morning at four o'clock, Marshal Gerard received
a despatch from Marshal Soule, announcing the at
were
tempt
to assassinate the-King of the French ; the P
informed of it an hour afterwards and were muc ff
h ofd.
Marshal Gerard has addressed a proclamation t his
army on this occasion.
Nov. 22.—The head-quartets of the French Princes
are today at Braaschaet. Colonel Buzen has received or-
ders to deliver up to the French troops, as soon as they
shall require it, all the forts on the left bank of the
Scheldt, Fort Montebello, and part of the batteries of
Antwerp. Seven merchantmen are in sight. Two
barges, with provisions, arrived at the citadel, yesterday.
Mcazzai, Nov. 22.—Count Sebastiini has arrived, to
make final arrangements respecting the proceedings of his
division, which is the one that will act with the most ef-

feet, not directly against the citadel, but by other means,
the success of which seems certain. To-morrow will be
employed in organization. Orders are given to hasten the
landing of the materiel for the siege, as the Marshal cannot
consider his army ready to commence the siege. His
plan of attack is already fixed, and his arrangements are
calculated on a desperate resistance by General Chasse.
A letter from Boom, of the 21st, says, that the landing
of the cannon, &c., for the siege, proceeds more slowly
than was expected. It is said that the supply for each
gun is 1,000 cartridges ; the sappers in the environs of
the citadel are making fascines and gabipns ; there are
already 50,000 fascines and '7,000 or 8,000 gabions ; and
as many more will be wanted befote operations can begin.
All will be ready at the same time, but not befote Monday
or Tuesday.
ARLON, Nov. 21.—Colonel Prisse, Aide-de-Camp to
the King, arrived here on the 19tb, with an au'ograph
letter from the King far the Prince of Hesse Homburg,
with whom he is to negotiate the release of M. Thorn and
M. Pescatore. It is thought that his mission goes further.
However, a few hours after his arrival he sent a courier to
Luxemburg, and had yesterday an interview with General
Dumonter at Ma-nes.
DUTCH FUNDS.—AmsrERnAm, Nov. 23.
Actual Debt, 252 per cent 3l) to 39
50
Amort Syndic, 456 per cent 65,4 to 66
Ditto, ditto, 3 per cent 51% to 524
Voluntary Loan, 1831, 6 per cent W4 to 95
Ditto, ditto, 1831, 5 per cent 744 to 75
Exchange on London, one month, l2 20
Ditto, two months l2 15
—Dutch Papers, Nov. 24.

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