The Sun.
London, England, 1842-09-22 00:00:00

FLANDERS MAIL.

BRUSSELS, SEPT. 18.—Count Le lion, Belgian
Ambassador at Paris, has arrived at Brussels.

It is affirmed that a Commission will very shortly
be appointed to examine some questions relative to
the revival of the tariff of customs with regard to
cotton manufacture. The Commission will consist in
a great measure of manufacturers, and Count Hane de
Potter will, it is said, be the President.
The Count D'Ursel, eldest son of the Duke D'Ursel,
is going to be married to the eldest daughter of the
Marquis de Rumigny, Ambassador of the King of the
French at the Court of Brussels.

The Memorial de la Sambre says :—"W e learn
from good authority that the Company which has
obtained permission to construct the iron railway of
the Sambre and the Meuse has joined with one of the
principal undertakers of such works in Belgium, who
will execute the work and give his name to the Com-
pany. We also know that three foreign Companies
have each offered to advance the whole of the funds
required on the guarantee by the Belgiat. Govern-
ment of a minimum of interest."

BRUSSELS, SEPT. 20.—We learn from Ardenne, by
letters dated yesterday, that the King was preparing,
to leave his country seat to visit the camp at Bever-
ion, where the Minister of War now is. It is pro-
bable that the camp will break up after the general
review by his Majesty.
M. Sylvan Van de -Weyer has returned to Brus-
sels with his family from his visit to Cologne. We
learn that he will not return to London till next month.
Several Spanish emigrants, both Carlists and Chris-
tinos, residing in France and England, have agreed to
meet at Brussels, in order to confer with M. Olozaga,
who has a special mission to our Cabinet and that of
the Hague. We are assured that these emigrants in-
tend to concert with 111. Olozaga the means of return-
ing as soon as (possible to their own country, if the
Government of the Regent is inclined to give them
the assurance that they shall not be prosecuted or
molested.

The buying up of butter in several Belgian mar •
'sets, to export it to, England, has attracted the atten-
tion of the Government. Orders have been given to
all the municipal authorities in the kingdom to take
,neasures to check these proceedings.
BELGIAN FUNDS.—Bkussus, Seer. 2t
Actual Debt, 2)4 per Cent ,
Rothschild's Loan, Five per Cent. 10: 4(,
Loan of Thirty Millions, Four per Cent
Three per Cent..........
Thirty-seven ns, ditto
1840) lO2
Loan of City, 1832, Four per Cent. 22
Society of Commerce, Four and a Half per Cent. 96
Bank of Belgium, Five per Cent 75)4
National Society .....
gipharge pn London (short)
::.--4trlf or' ?riper', SePi 20.
-
puTcH FUND'ANNTERam, SEPT. 19.
None,. nil%
A etuAl Deb 614 per Cent .. 524 L 2
Ditto, ditto 5 per emit. ' 1 2
Amon Syndic, 44 Forma ........ 94 14%
INtto, ditto, 8% per Mit .. 77 77%
Commercial Company, 4% per cent '3B .391
Ditto (1895 and 1837) 5 per cent.
14 N
Loan 1837, 5 per cant.l9, ga
Exchange Oft Londos, (Inc month l2 f2s4
9 S ..... 12 15
flazanyirb, gi RHO
e month , P'7%
Tpto manna 35 F 4
Dutch Papers, St5A. 19.
AUSTRIAN FU91D5.....V1P1N4. SEPT. 12
Five per Cents. Metalliquee
Four per Cents.
1 hree_per Cents ..
Bank sbares
Nig:wine Zei/ung, $ pt. Mr

CORONER'S INQUEST,—This morning at tell delAck
an inquiry, which lasted nearly three hours, was
proceeded with before Thomas Walden Esq„
the Coroner, and A Jury, assembled in the Board-
room of University College Hospital, relative to the
death of Ellen Rugen, aged s)Xty years, who wa3
alleged to have been killed by her husband, in a quarrel
which occurred between them, while they were both in
a state of intoxigation, on Sunday afternoon last, at their
lodgings, No. 7, Bainbridge ltreet, St, Giles's. The
deceased was shortly after brought to the hospital in a
state of perfect insensibility, and died on ftwsday
last. The verdict of the Jury was to the effect that
the death of the deceased resulted from injuries she
had sustained, but whether inflicted by her husband,
or caused by her accidentally falling while in an in-
toxicated state or otherwise, there was not sufficient
evidence to prove.
The Barristers for revising the List of Voters for
October, for commencing thpir dpty, at the Town
this borough have appointed Wednesday, the 12th of
Hall, at ten o'clock in the morning.--Brighton Gazette.