The Sun.
London, England, 1835-01-20 00:00:00

GERMAN PAPERS.

BREMEN IN JANUARY.—By a decision of the Senate
and citizens, of last Spring, the interest of the debt ei
the city, which amounts to about three millions of rix tied'
lars, was reduced from 4 to 2-f per cent. ; the time allot°
for those to signify their dissent who wished rather to
obeo
paid at par, has now elapsed ; no more than about
rix delis are with Abraun ; it was expected that L
larger sum 7Yoold be withdrawn and the necessary Wert
sures were taken is be provided against the demand. t,
was of course to be expe:.4cd that the large amount of stoc!
in the hands of guardians and the managers of charitable
institutions would not be withdraw . This financial °pelt
tion could not have been undertaken :kt a more favoursu.;
time, for it is long since money has been so abundant It
Bremen as it now is, so that it is difficult to get bills
two or three months, to discount even at so low a rate i;
two per cent. per annum. Bremen Stock ever since t'er
reduction of the interest is willingly bought at 101 Fe,
cent., and many persons will not sell even at that Pr'efor
Our finances have very much improved ; the Budget
1833 showed a deficit of above 35,000 dollars, wbers,l
at the end of the year, there is a clear surplus of BOr
dollars.—Nuremberg Correspondent, Jan. 13.
BRUSSELS, JAN. 14.—The average prices of Wheat A.../1/j
Rye for the two weeks of January, were as follow •
Wheat, 15f. 30c., Rye, 9f. 39c., per hectolitre.
The import duties are therefore—On Wheat, 37f. 60c.
on Rye, 21f. 50c., per 1,000 kilogrammes.
In the Chamber of Representatives the law for convey
iP
ing the old copper coin into the new currency, was adoPt'oi
on the 14th by a majority of 58 to 4 ; and on the sittinghe
the 15th the budgets of the Foreign department and to
Marine, amounting together to 1,324,868 francsi-
agreed to by g majority of 58 to 1. After this debate to,
budget of the Mitister of Justice commenced, and Was e°
tinued the following da;,.—Brugsels Papers, Jan. 17. .0%
BRUSSELS, JAN. 17.—TLe lifoniteur of this mornit,
contains a decree of 31st Decerriller, granting pensions of
several persons at Brussels, Louvain;, &c., on accounthgt
wounds received by them, or their relations, in the conl'
of September.
The iWercure says, that the principle on which ,e 0
treaty concluded between Belgium and the United Stn
was not ratified, is that the flag covers the goods. the
In the Chamber of Representatives, on the 16t119
debate on the Budget of the Minister of Justice was ciba
tinued, and a great many of the items agreed ta. In 'oil
course of the debate, M. Brouckere expressed an intent'
of proposing the abolition of the punishment of death. of
TH. HAGUE, JAN. 13.—We learn that our Governll3o,3
has just adopted some regulations for.a direct correspce
ence with Belgium, by way of Breda and Gros Zutl,roi
Letters to Belgium must be post-paid to the frontieo
they are to be charged with the usual postage to 1311 y
and 25 cents. additional. The letters from Belgium °roe
liable to the same postage, without any addition. 01
letters to France which may be sent through this eitelltiio
must be addressed to a correspondent at Antwerp, or see
other place in Belgium, and are to be subject to the 5t to
postage. There is to be a postmaster at Gros Zander tb6
take charge of this correspondence, which will begiii
ari
16th of this month. • 50 •
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THE HAGUE, JAN. 15.—Count Malteyzrenn, -116
Minister Plenipotentiary at our Court, is on the porn
proceeding to his new destination at Vienna. beff
On the 13th, in the morning, M. F. Hoolboon died lid
at the great age of 102 years, and nine months. Ile ° f
been ill only four weeks, and was in full possession
mental faculties to the last moment.
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The Government has sent to the Members O pro •
cond Chamber, at their places of residence, the an°l%fi°
the observations of the sections on the proposed chan%t to
several chapters of the Second Book of Commerc
which new changes in the Chapters are added. li
BELGRADE, DEC. 18.—Prince Milosch has rca ad
tened to the wish of the Porte, to have good roads ° of,
through Servia. A beginning will be made as leteo
Spring sets in, and it is hoped the work will be eoalPf tl3O
in a few years. This work will cause the memory °woe
Prince to be long held in-grateful remembrance' tior
pendently of the great many other useful leigY
turns which Servia, and in some degree the
rog t°
bouring States, owe to him. A severe blow 5e , l'l°
threaten his family. The hereditary Prince 0,,.`3,;e O'J
suddenly been seized with a dangerous illness. 'l'lsoo
Prince has been persuaded, according to our ancient t° sr;
or rather superstition, to release all prisoners, as o°.
pease Heaven by an offering. This much is of our"
approved. not
P.S.—DEc. 24.—Prince Milan is said to be -
danger.
VIENNA, JAN. 13. —Five er Cent. Motalliques, I°>„
per Cent. 92%; Bank Shares,p 1293.—Allgemeine ZeitunY>'
IRTHS. soci6
On'the 18th inst., in Bedford-place the lady of -
Rougemont, Esq., of a daughter. d. yls
On the 12th inst., the lady of Dr. Williams, of Bedf°r co'
Russell-square, of a son. Gar
On the 12th inst., Madame Garcia, wife of . Signor 31 ' t,
,coOr
of Dover-street, Piccadilly, of a son.
On the 19th inst., Mrs. Robert J. T. Perkin, of
Berkshire, of a daughter. dour
On the 11th inst., Mrs. Edkins, Salisbury-square, of
/ler'
MARRIED. AirsPijet
On the lath of July last, at St. Helena, William 10.
Esq., son of the Bishop of Meath, to Miss Jannet na: at Dl'
daughter of the Governor and Commander-in-Chief of
and niece of General Sir Thomas Dallas, G. C.B.
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DIED. his 6 °e.
On the 18th inst., in Hyde Park-place West, in ',-
the Right Hon. Thomas Earl of Portmore. ft*
F leOtenhtehre.
Barb,
17th inst., in Sussex-plaee, the Honourable
On the 16th inst., in Spencer's Belle \rue, JO'
Watchurst, Esq. 4,jeff°ll:)
On the 13th inst., on Richmond-hill, Mrs. Sarah Baker, ,
On the 15th inst., at the Rectory, Great LiverurnectV
Maria, the wife of the Rev. Augustus Asgill Colvt,l fciTiot,
Great and Little Livermere, and °daughter of the te-16th
Broderip, Esq., of Pulteney-street, Bath ; and on tndayg.
Augustus Broderip Colvile, their infant son, aged fiv. de Chgrt,
On the 11th inst., at Dover, in her 7th ear; Mehl CO5
youngest child of Henry Welch, recently oyf his Mak'
London.
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