The Sun.
London, England, 1826-10-02 00:00:00

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Iss of their colours and cannon, which they are said
I have abandoned. All this may be very true, but
comes through a very questionable channel.

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Brussels Papers of the 30th September, reached
$ this morning. They contain a report that the
,Emperor NICHOLAS, after his Coronation at Warsaw,
A King of Poland, was to pay a visit to Vienna, but

attach as much importance to this story as to that
his being about to proceed to join the army at
'ssarabia. The following are extracts :

BRUSSELS, SEPT. 27.
li)The Berlin Gazette mentions, but merely
,as a report,
et the Emperor Nicholas, after his coronation as King of
oland, will pay a visit to Vienna, and that on that occa-
on there will be grand reviews in the neighbourhood of
at capital.
His Royal Highness the Duke of Clarence, travelling
eider the rifle of Count de Munster, arrived here to-day
'from Namur, with his family and suite.
We are assured that some physicians of this city are
prepared to go to Gottingen.
Seri. 28.—A man named Leroux, formerly a drummer
in the company of firemen at Antwerp, who embarked as
*sailor on board the French ship La Cantabre, belonging
to a house at Nantes, arrived here yesterilay morning as a
Ikusenger on board a French ship. The Cantabre, which
tiled last year, has been detained with a cargo of slaves,
Ind condemned in France.
It is affirmed that M. Leroux intends to give a particular
recount of all the noyades and enormous cruelties com-
tined by the Captain, and part of the crew of the Can-
tabre, upon the unhappy negroes before its capture.
The Middleburg Gazette says that the English, of
whom there were a great number at Ostend at the,moment
of the explosion, have assembled to return thanks to God
for their escape from the disaster, and to pray for the vic-
tims of this unfortunate accident. M. Adr. Von Deinse,
the Protestant Clergyman, preached on Thursday a ser-
,rlan' suitable to the occasion, the text of which was
psalm xlvi. v. 9. On the following day there was a
charity sermon, which was very numerously attended, and
IL handsome sum was collected. A subscription is opened
in Middleburg, in the house of the Protestant Clergyman,
hi. A. Von Deinse.
His Royal Highness the Duke of Clarence set out this
taming, at nine o'clock, for London.
It appears that the number of deaths at Amsterdam at
resent greatly exceeds that of births; for, from the 18th
10 the 23d of this month, the deaths were 223, and the
firths only 142.
SEPT. 29.—His Royal Highness Prince Frederick of
he Netherlands and his consort arrived at Berlin on the
12d.

On Sunday last a collection of 330 florins was made in
he English church at Ostend, for the sufferers by the late
gester.

The King's Attorney-General and the Judge d'lnstruc-
ion of the Tribunal of Bruges, have again passed two
hys at Ostend. They have interrogated several person.
expecting the event of the 19th, hut it is not known that
ny persons have been arrested. The magistrates have
rdered the inhabitants to remove from several houses
►hich are in danger of falling.

ANTWERP, SEPT. 28.
M. Leroux, whose arrival we announced yesterday,
nme this morning to our office, to desire us to contradict
he greater part of the article concerning him. M. Le-
Dux owns that he embarked on board of the Cantabre as
00k, not as a sailor, but that the statement published by
Ile French journals and by us, that shocking cruelties had
een committed on the negrocs by the Captain or the
rew is false, as there was not a single negro on board at
le capture. While we retract what we said of M. Le-
ma, we still assert diet the Cantahre was stopped at sea
V the Flora French frigate, taken into Gores, and con-
ernned in that colony by a sentence 'passed on the
rLd May last, for having violated the laws prohibiting the
lave-trade, and that the same sentence declared the Cap-
;in incapable of commanding a ship. We also know that
le same vessel entered Brest in the latter end of August,
id proceedings were to be instituted by the maritime
ibunal of that, port, for acts qf piracy and a crime of homi-
de, stated to have been committed on board that vessel
iring the course of its voyage.

Lisbon Gazetes to the 24th September have also
rrived this morning. They contain an official notice
!Rtraining the sale of periodical publications in the
treets of Lisbon without a licence. It appears that
[►saffccted individuals had endeavoured to disturb
Riblic tranquillity, by disseminating works of a seditious
nd inflammatory tendency, and the Government act
v►sely by curbing such licentious proceedings.ThePß t N-
ESS REGENT had appointed a Special Commission
Nine Portuguese Peers, to inquire and report as,to
he forms with which the Cortes were to be installated,
well as the principles on which their internal regula-
►ons should be founded. The utmost tranquillity
mivai led at Lisbon and throughout the provinces, from
numerous congratulations were daily received
"► the happy establishment of the Constitution.