The Sun.
London, England, 1821-10-09 00:00:00

TIIE KING.

The Brussels Papers differ materially with re
spect to the journey of his MAJESTY. The fol
lowing are extracts :

BriussrLs, OCT. 2.—The Martinis of LoN.
DONDERRY, Lord CLANwiLititin, and Sir BEN-
JAMIN BLOOMFIELD, who left this town on Sun-
day morning, arrived the same day at Aix-la-
Chapelle, where they will wait for their Sove-
reign.—(rornal of Belgium.)
" The Marquis of LONDONDERRY, First Mi-
nister of his Britannic Majesty, is gone direct to
Hanover, where great preparations are making
for the reception of GEORGE .—(Oracle.)
‘C His Britannic MAJEsTy continues his journey
to Hanover through Namur and Liege, and
be preceded by the Marquis of LONDONDERRY.
After remaining at Hanover about a fortnight,
his MAJESTY will proceed to Vienna, and
confer with the Emperors FnANcts and ALEX-.
ANDER on the measures to be pursued with
regard to Turkey.—(The Friend Te the King.)
" LIEGE, OCT. 3.—The King of ENGLAND
passed through this towr•n, about two o'clock yes-
terday afternoon. His MAJESTY ordered his
.carriage to stop, that he might receive the con-
gratulations of the authorities. During the whole
of this time, the band of the troops in the gar-
rison, who were under arms, performed " God
'save the King." His MAJESTY immediately
afterwards continued his route to Aix-la-Chapelle
where he arrived last night."

DUSSELDORF, Ocr. 3—(Private Leiter.)--The
urgency of the post obliges me to confine this
letter to ,a few- lines. I have just crossed the
Rhine, and arrived here from Aix-la-Cluipelle,
where his MAJESTY was to have slept last night.
Au estafette came into that town on the-preced-
ing day, Announcing to the Marquis of LONDON..
DERRY' that his MAJESTY would certainly arrive
yesterday evening, at six o'clock. Accordingly,
Sir BENJAMIN BLOOMFIELD, after having made
all the necessary arrangements for his MAJESTY'S
accommodation, set out for this town, Where he
has done the same; and on arriving at the Hotel
Breicfr;tbach,l find that he has prepared them to
expect his MAJESTY at four o'clock this evening.
Munster is the next place at which his MAJESTY
is to sleeprand hewill proceed thence to Osna-
bruck, where, it is supposed; he will remain for
a day, iu.order to receive the Hanoverian aUtho-
,.
titles, who will come to congratulate .him on his
arrival in his hereditary dominions. It gives me
grtqtt pleasure to inform you that his MAJESTY
enjoys excellent health, though he must undergo
coesiderable fatigue in travelling over roads that
are almost impassable.

, 4!. We have received some particulars of a visit
paid by his MAJESTY, whilst in Dublin, to one
of our Charitable Institutions, which has wholly
escaped the notice of the public Journals. The
Institution•we allude to is the Female Orphan
House, North Circular Road. His MA.TESTY
went privately frOm the Park, on Thursday,
August 30, the day previous to his departure for
the Curragh ; he was accompanied by the Mar=
chioness of CONYNGHA M. His MAJESTY ex-
pressed himself highly pleased at the cleanliness
and excellent internal arrangements of the Esta-
blishment. The, girls, above one hundred in
number, were all drawn up in the presence of his
MAJESTY, and sang ". God save the KING ; " it
was an interesting sight, at which his MAJEsry
was much affected, as, he said, they reminded
him of the Orphans, placed in similar circum-
stances, who hid been protected' by the QueeN,
his mother. His MAJESTY was pleased to ex-
press a wish.to be made a Governor.of the Insti-
tution. He ordered.a donation of 100!. and de-
cliired his- intention of giving the same sum
annually., One of his MAJESTY'S shirts was sent
to the OrPhan House as ~ a pattern and the girls
have been employed to make shirts for his MA-
J ESTY.—(Dublia Morning Post.)

The various-reductitms in the contemplation of
Ministers, which are intended to be made before
the Ist ofJanuary next, it is now said will amount
V:o 'two millions a-year.
Advises from Gibraltar to :the 18th ult. ar-
rived yesterday. They state that a fresh notice
frpm the superior, Board of nealth of the pro-
vince of Malaga had been issued on the sth, con-
firming the flamer assurances that the town con-
;tinned free from contagion. In the harbour two
men "had died on board of the English ships
Auspicious and Superb, the masters of which had
succeeded in concealing their illness from the
agents of the Board, by bringing them on the
deck at the time of the daily visit as if they had
been healthy. The two ships had accordingly
been ordered to Mahon, and precautimis taken to
prevent such concealment in future. The,news.of
the appointment of General CANTAMOR as War
Minister at Madrid, in the latter end of August,
having reached Carthegena„ the mob of that city
loudly expressed their disapprobation of that
choice, the General's name being on the list of
individuals whom they wanted to be turned out
of Carthagena sometime before.

Capt. DE GORE, Aid-de-Camp to the Marquess
DE MONTECHEW, has left Marshal Thompson's
Hotel for Paris: ' The Marquess will remain in
town a few dais longer.
Sir ROBERT WILSON, arrived in London on
Sunday morning-at seven. o'clock. Preparations
are making for the Public Meeting in the City,
to co-operate with that which took place on Fri-
day, at the Town Hall of Southwark.
Accounts from Captain BILLING HAUSEN, com-
mander in the Russian voyage of disCovery in
the Antarctic seas (as received at Petersburgh
from Botany Bay, his letter dated May, 1820),
report that he had discovered three islands co
vered with snow and ice, on :o .g. of which was al
foicano, lat. 56 S.