The Sun.
London, England, 1839-09-23 00:00:00

FLANDERS

CII MAILS.

BRUSSELS, SEPT. 30.—A Frankfort Journal of the
17th September, says, that Prince Metternich stopped
only half a day in that city. The Prince is perfectly
recovered from his indisposition. The length of the
journey (his Highness having set out on the 10th), has
not fatigued him.
BERLIN, SEPT. 10.—M. Van Brunow, Russian Mi-
nister Plenipotentiary at the Court of Stutgard, has ar-
rived here from St. Petersburgh. He is going in the
first instance to London on a special mission, which is
said to relate exclusively to the affairs of the East, and
the chief object appears to be to effect a better under-
standing between England and Russia, and to re-
move the distrust which is felt at London
against the plans of the Russian Government to
make encroachments in the East. The mission of
M. Brunow is, therefore, very important and rather
difficult. The relations between England and France
having become less cordial, the Cabinet of St Peters-
burgh seems to have conceived the idea of profiting by
this state of things, and this seems to be the essence of
the instructions of M. Von Brunow.

THE HAGUE, SEPT. 17.—We learn from good au-
thority, that his Majesty has already given his approba-
tion to the new organization of the army ; it is to con-
sist in time of peace of 10,000 infantry, 8,000 cavalry,
&c., so that it may be possible, at the first summons,
to have a force of 50,000 men. The greatest economy
has been kept in view, but without neglecting the neces-
sity of having a good and well organised army.
AMSTERDAM, SEPT. 19.—We hear that the Govern-
ment is now seriously engaged in determining the preli-
minary measures for draining the Lake of Haarlem. It
is added that this undertaking is at this moment more
attended to by the Government than the question of
prolonging the iron railway from Haarlem to Rotter-
dam, which it seems will not take place so soon as many
persons expected.
AMSTERDAM, SEPT. 29.—The Haarlem railway
was opened to-day with much ceremony. The Magis-
trates of Amsterdam and Haarlem, and the company
invited, including a great number of ladies, assembled
at one o'clock at the station, whicn was handsomely
decorated. The waggons and the locomotives were
also adorned with flags. The trains consisted of four
diligences, four cars, and the great English diligence.
The journey was performed in half an hour.
The Stock Exchange to-day had none of the agita-
tion which has lately characterised it. Our own funds
before Change time and for a short time after
the opening seemed inclined to fall, remained afterwards
very firm, and were in demand above the last prices
of yesterday. There is nothing particular to mention
respecting Spanish Stock, except that Stock not
bearing interest, and especially Coupons, was much
in demand, at better prices.

Of the Foreign Stock, the Portuguese Three per
Cents. for some days past, and especially to-day►
have been more in demand ; Colombian, duller
Peruvian, more in demand ; Discount Five per Cent.
The Russian Invalid gives long details of the review,
at Borodino. There were three separate, reviews of
different corps of the army ; all the troops in the cat*
amounted to 117,598 men.

The village of Borodino belonged to one proprietor,.
of whom the Emperor has now purchased it, and given
it to his son the Grand Duke Alexander. A summer
palace is built by his Majesty's orders, as well as several
other edifices, and some neat houses for the peasantry-
Though many of the troops came from a great dis-
tance all are in excellent health, and have given
Majesty great satisfaction.—St. Petersburgh Journal',
Sept. 10.

THE MARKETS.

COUNTRY CORN MARKETS

"'Meat. Barley. I Oats. Bean,. .
Per Quarter. s. to s. 1 s. to r s. to s. a. s s-
to
68 38 29 41
Hexham.—.... 56 72 25 46 28 36
M0rpeth......... 62 70 36 40 24 32 42 44 4.
Penrith 65 39 29 53 """44
Sheffield— 75 41 32 49 38
Winchester ..64 78 37 43 23 '27 42 45 35, 5 41,
Per Bushel. s.d. s.d. s.d. s.d. c.d. s.d. s.d. s•vt: 0
Cardiff 00 9 8 0 0 401 0 0 44 00 00 0 ei
Carmarthen... 00 87 00 46' 0 0 2f9 56 00 p 0 'OO
Cowbridge_ 0 10 036 401 3 0 36 50 53 '0 '" • 0
Swansea 0 11.054 G 0 3 9 48 56 60 0
Per 8011. . 0 0
Barnardcastle 13 0 20 0 8 0 93, 7 0 8 8 9 0 12 0 .g 0
Durham 0 18 3 7 0 8 0 5 3 7910 0 110 06 00
Richmond 180—. 21 070 90! 50 80 90 11 0 9 00
8t0ckt0n._.....178 19 6 90 99! 7 6 80 7a 8C

Stockton ...........117 0 196 90 99: 7 6 801 7 6 8C
NEWCASTLE CORN EXCHANGE,—Sept. 21.
Red. White'
Wheat, Northumberland 483 70. 705.7"1
Norfolk and Suffolk C6s. 74s %.•'3 Vb.
645. 79i. -, 63°•
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Berwick and Scotch 565. 605....... —s•
Foreign
.....
Rye, Nerf4lk and Suffolk 403. 445
.....s.
Foreign 343. 36g. ...... ...4.
____. -.4.
Barley, Malting, Norfolk and Suffolk 3ss. 405...... ---
Grinding and Feeding P2s 363...••• mss'
Malt, Norfolk and Suffolk.... ...........
Beans, Small 36s. 405.......
Tick 435. 445......•
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Pease, White 405. 421. • •••
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--- Gray
--s•
Oats, Northumberland, Potatoe ......
--7------ Feed ' 2Bs Os ....... 8 .
....s. ,
Foreign s —is ...... _
Flour (per sack) s2s. 535....... —s• —4*
WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET.—Sept. 20,
Wheat, Red, Norfolk and Suffblk ... —s„ 6&s. to 703.
Lin. and Cam. —a. 645. to 665.
-- Yorkshire —a. 575. to 645.

fine 739•
fine 685.
fine 685-

—V9 hite
...--- Foreign, Bed —B. 625. to 648. fine 665.
White —s. —s. to —s. nne 730.
Barley, Norfolk and Suffolk —s. to ..—s. fine --i•
Lincolnshire
- Yorkshire Wold -
Foreign
46e.
Beans, New
-- Old 42s. to 448. Pn°
Oats, Potato
—-- Poland ...5. ..-,8. to 309. " 7..-.
•1•38 fine ..w 9.
'riezland and Sinai! - •
Isd. per Stone-
- h.:•aling ,.. l4d. to
ihclling
345. to 318 od. Per lAL.ad"'
Malt A.. La'
Rapeseed ....
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