The Sun.
London, England, 1826-09-11 00:00:00

We have received this morning Brussels Papers
the 9th instant, from which we make the follewill

BRUSSELS, 5r",;; be
His Royal Highness Prince Frederick of the Det
lands, and his august Consort, will arrive in this CitY
day or to-morrow.
It is reported that the value of foreign corn exrere
England, in consequence of the permission to imports
granted, is expected to be four millions sterling ;
thought in London that on account of the low Ine;
English manufactures, a great part will be pdo
goods.
SEPT. B.—By the ship William, from Padang,
news from our possessions on the West Coast of Stll7ol
to the 22d April. Perfect tranquillity prevailed the"tb
since the conclusion of peace in November, 1825, Wilthee
Padries of Linto and other towns, commerce lo
more active. The crop of coffee had been very At'
An American ship (the Franklin) had •taken a I,ce
that article for the Netherlands. Some others
follow it very shortly. Two American vessels We° P
to Acheen for pepper. receive
On the 3d April news from Palembang was, goo
at Bencoolen • all was quiet, and the resident IV7 abate'
was going to Java. The disorder at Banka
hglAntwet
The ship Padang, which sailed last year from aria"o
with a cargo chkfly consisting of the produce °the l''factures of the Netherlands, arrived at Padget( all
April. • kb. tor
A private letter from Groningen gives the wee to ti
ment of deaths in that city from the 22d of Jul'eotobe
31st of August. During the first three weeks the
of ig
were 18, 19, and 33, all children under 12 Y4ll,o,robe
From the 13th of July to the 10th of •August th
increased e
amounting,h o f
August,fm m
to the—.
.1026
3d weekly,
10 t
to the
10th to the 17th .................... .••• ()Si
17th to the 24th ........................
24th to the 31st ........................
Thus it'appears that the number of deatlt3'r'creaaes
an alarming manner. asde"
The number of the sick amounts to sorni t,;(1; 000
The population of Groningen amounts to, j 5 t2ll'
and in ordinary times the weekly average °if the/trade°
It is affirmed that Dr. Fuchs, at Munch)°, f onderia
of Sciences, has just discovered a meth': !..totisnele,'
wood incombustible, and has proved the en'e.ie;as in WI
it by experiment. He has combined cato9 old git°
fz/leeek,Ti
ThNl‘deliterolelf rßobeunyindaeilrdsoi
tfyi
tion with a certain earthy substance, wallet nitrous sti
and applied on the wood, to which it givea a ter, Oa
ry; Wee
rr
~I, lat_t,i
thod in two small buildings, one of wilk" vyFire'w.
according to Dr. Fuchs' plait, the other ma. vo
been lighted in both these buildings, the Pnef‘the
the other received no injury. The expellee 0 a 0,0
cation is only two francs per 100 feet, or t"
per foot. initesetdeuratiliatil
ious to vs,l
Munich,a ITsoh "Ahpraets,rhy

extracts :

We have also received this forenooli the
zeitung of the 4th of September. The c
which it gives of the state of Constantinople
;tilts
'' itt
mu unabated,
if
we hhaisv el
ilfiet tlesbtol outlidb t of
tSUCCe SS attending
Constantino
lost aniollg tI
deplorable ; but still, as the energy ° f !
bloody scenes which daily occur. The following
extracts : be

The capital, while it is ~ 10,
CoNSTAIITINOTI.I, 1/ . ,
er
dreadful heat,
continues to be a scene of apprelien.e. , 0
terror. he executions and banishment of the r_i_ rod
the confiscation of their property continue, is
d *.reted
increasing than diminishing. D - dency is Psl ti
tb1)011 .,
_ire
every countenance. suffering by the Pia op a
Many of the Ulemas al c owl 11.0,
to repent of the destruction of the,Janissaries, brt'o,
seems that their turn will be next. They are in posh,
„,,1 i
of the immense rich property of the Mog(plest -slip i
probably have to fill up with it the great falling 0,14
Turkish finances. The Sultan continues to iitt!' ,ig
exercising of the new troops : the people avoid his '
and remain tranquil.

TRIESTIS', t
A ship which left Alodori 31 days ago,
of brings 'hicl
°lll'
while it was there, 16 ships of war, two
w WO

de line:arrive/1 atarm, from Collitahtinople, to be at
the disposal of Ibrahim Pacha, who had returned with his
army to Tripolizza from Maina, where he had sustained
some less, A pirate schooner, which interrupted trade in
thou seas, was attacked, and roughly treated by an Aus-
trian schooner.

A Camccas paper of the 15th July, states that the
municipality of that city, had sent a deputation to His Ex-
cellency the Civil and Military Chief (Pace), requesting
him to send a committee of confidential persons to the
Congress of Colombia, with a view of laying before that
body the just causes entertained by the people of Vene-
zuela, in soliciting a reform of the administration, and beg-
ging that the constitutioo, period of the convention be
accelerated.. His Excellency received the petition with
the greatest satisfact;on, uniting in a step, which he be-
lieved urgent and of great necessity. Upwards of 3,000
emigrants have already arrived at Quebec this season.

NEW ORLEANS, JULY 18.
Frem (ear correspondent at Vera Cruz, we have papers
from thea city to the 24 inst.; their contents throw little
light cm the s;thation of things in the interior of Mexico.—
A c'invoy of mules, bearing 1,200,000 dollars, entered
Vera Cruz on the 24th ult. We learn verbally that there
was little business doing, and that the town continued
sickly. There were 24 vessels in port engaged in foreign
trade. The Spanish 74, that was delivered over by her
crew to the Mexicans last year, in Acapulco, having re-
fitted, and a crew of 600 men placed on hoard, sailed from
that port on the 12th of June, intending to touch at Val-
paraiso on het way round Cape Horn for Vera Cruz.
A report had reached Mexico, that the expedition from
Carthagena was nearly ready for sea. Its force was re-
presented at 29 sail of vessels of war.
The American Papers complain bitterly of the deception
practised upon them by some artful manufacturer in the
iniitation of the most celebrated blue (lye London cloths.
The names of most respectable packers, &c. are forged on
the leads, and the imitation is so perfect, that the cheat
cannot be discovered until made up and exposed to the
weather, when they change colour, and put on a dirty
dark or brown. The papers give a list by which the dealer
mart diScover the spurious from the genuine article.
The American Papers contain observations relative to
the frigates building for the GreekL They complain of the
conduct of the Greek committee, in London, and add,
instead of honouring the bills drawn by Gen. Lallemande,
the Committee, or Messrs. Ricardo, and Co. expended
their funds in building steam-boats on' experiment, on the
suggestion of Lord Cochrane. It seems the vessels are
actually built, but the expence has been objected to, and
that the difficulties between their agent, Constansavlos,
and the owner of the vessels, have rather increased than di-
minished; and ask, if they cannot pay for both at a fair price,
why not pay for one,which maybe of some use before it is too
late. The cost of these two frigates complete was, in all,
900,000 dollars' about 400,000 of which had been paid several
months since; but the agents employed would not permit
them to depart until they ascertained the fate of the bills
drawn by Lallemande for the balance, which, it appears,
were eventually refused to be honoured. It soeins the new
Vent to succeed Lallemande is a Greek by name, hut a
Frenchman by birth.

By the Medway, from Van Dieman's Land, Ho-
bart. Town Papers have been received to the 15th
April inclusive, but their contents are unimportant.
They notice the capture of the Bush Rangers, who
had so long infested the Colony, and give the particu-
lars of the trial of Captain KELLIE, of the Cape
Packet, for shooting and wounding one of his ship's
crew ; he was acquitted. A Saving's Bank was about
to be established at Hobart Town.—Wheat 6s. 6d.
per bushel.