The Sun.
London, England, 1845-01-21 00:00:00

FLANDERS MAIL.

BRUSSELS, JAN. 16.—The Chamber of Representatives,
after hearing the analysis of several petitions, formed
itself into a Secret Committee. Yesterday the King
transacted business with the Minister of the Interior,
and gave several audiences.
The Secret Committee to-day was not so interesting
as yesterday. Tho point under discussion was the
same, and no new argument was produced either for or
against the interpretation of the 19th article of the treaty.
Pretty severe frosts, alternating regularly with mild
weather, excites serious apprehensions for the crops,
especially fur the rape seed. This accounts for the rise
in the price of that article.
BRUSSELS, JAN. 17.—The Chamber was engaged to-
day in the discussion of the project of law relative to
the promulgation sod publication of the laws. The first
article was adopted by a majority of 33 to 32.
An amendment was proposed on the second article.
The debate was adjourned till to-morrow.
According to the returns for 1844, the number of
births and deaths in the city of Brussels was—
BIRTHS.
Males 2,451 2 4 905
Females 2,454
DEATHS.

Males 2,094 } ' 4 180
Females 2,086

Excess of births

Marriages
Divorces
—Brussels papers, Jan. 18.
VIENNA, JAN. 11.—The news received yesterday
from Munich of the happy delivery of the Princess
Leopold, has given great pleasure to our Court.
The mortal remains of the late Princess of Hohenzol-
lern lleckingen will have the funeral ceremony per-
formed in her residence according to the form of the
Protestant Church, and then be conveyed to the estate
of Lobischan, in Saxe Altonburg, belonging to her sister the
Duchess of Accerinza, there to be deposited in the family
vault.
SERVIAN FRONTIERS, JAN. 2.—The investigations, in
consequence of the late insurrection, are prosecuted
with extreme rigour, as if it were resolved completely
to exterminate the friends of the Obrenowitsch family.
On the 23d of December Stojan Stojanowitsch, the last
and principal support of the ex-Prince, and formerly
secretary to the Prince Milosch, was shot near Schabaiz,
in the presence of Mitroviz, after having first asked the
favour to get drunk. His corpse was bound to the wheel
on the bank. The ten or twelve bodies of the conspi-
rators fastened to the wheel all along the Servian bank,
seemed intended to mock at the interest lately mani-
fested on the Austrian side for the family of Obre-
nowitsch. A report, which is merely an impotent
threat, is spread by the Servians who appear on the
Austrian frontier, that unless proper satisfaction is
given, reprisals will be had recourse to. Though this
threat signifies nothing, it indicates the feeling of the
ruling party against Austria. We cannot penetrate into
the secrets of Austrian policy, but everybody who has
eyes clearly sees that Russia is more and more gaining
power here.
AUSTRIAN FUNDS.—VIENNA, JAN. 11.
5 per Cent. Metalliques
4 per Ceat. Ditto lOO%
3 per Cent. Ditto 7B
L0an,1834
Ditto, 1839
Bank Shares 1622
Esterhazy's Loan 57%
RAILWAYS.

The Northern, or Ferdinand
Gloggnitz l26i
Milan llB4
—Allgemeine Zeitung, Jan. 15.

On the 9th instant a Custom-house information
against the master of the Amity, was heard at Ipswich,
for a penalty of loot, for not bringing-to at the station
off Harwich, to take an officer on board. It was proved
the ship had brought to, and remained an hour at the
boarding -ground, but no officer was sent to her. It was
contended a vessel was bound to wait the convenience of
the Custom-house for an officer torn go
.on board. The
magistrates dismissed the
inforation.—Chelmford
Chronicle.
POTTER, THE INC.ENDIART.—Wm. Potter, who was
convicted at the late York assizes of arson, at Wistow,
near Selby, and sentenced to be executed, has received
her Majesty's pardon for the capital offence. He is to
be transported for life.