The Sun.
London, England, 1839-04-29 00:00:00

FLANDERS AND DUTCH MAIL

BRUSSELS, APRIL 24.—M.Nothomb arrived at Brussels
yesterday evening.
Baron Bulow arrived at Rotterdam on Monday on board
the Batavier Steam-boat from London.
The tribunal has passed sentence on Messrs. Ries, De-
fosse, and Woeste, who were accused of having acted as
agents for the lottery of the estate of Neudegg. M. Ries
was sentenced to two months imprisonment and a fine of
500 francs. The others were acquitted.
BRUSSELS, APRIL 6.—We are assured that his Royal
Highness the Duke of Orleans, who arrived at Valen-
ciennes yesterday, where there is to be a grand review, will
immediately afterwards set out for Brussels, where he is
expected to-morrow.
The iWoniteur has not yet published the law which autho-
rizes the King to sign the Act of 23d January. The reason
is that that the moment to make use of the powers confer-
red on the King by this law is not yet come ; in fact, the
treaty of the 23d Jan. has not yet been signed on the part
of Belgium, except by M. Van de Weyer ; it will not be
signed by the King till the exchange of the ratifications.
It is probable that the law will be promulgated some time
before the exchange, which is to take place in six weeks
or sooner if possible.
The Archbishop of Cologne has certainly left Minden
and gone to Darfeld, a seat belonging to Count de Droste.
Tire Archbishop passed through Munster on his way to
Darfeld, on the 221 of April
ROME, APRIL 13 —To-day, just before the post set out,
6, Foreign Ambaesetiors received front the office of the
Secretary of State, to be transmitted to their respective
Courts, the long-expected declaration of the Papal Go
vernroent against Pru,sie, it, respect to the proceedings
against the Archbishop of Cologne. Confidently expect-
ing to send you by the next post an original copy of this
rather voluminaus work, I now merely give you the title—
•` Espos.zione di diritto e di law, con aut, lam decurneliti,
in risport, ally dichiareiziene c memoria del G,reernu Prua.
siano, pubblicato dole Gazette di Stew di 13,teine, n 31
Decembre 1838 "
It is dated ; Segretaria di Stet°, it 11 Aprile, 1839 ;
and contains an Appendix of 62 documents, all relative to
this affair.
The general subject of conversation for these two days
hes been an accident that has befallen Don Mieuel, who,
being out enjoying the pleasures of the chase in the
vicinity of Nt ttuno was attacked and robbed by six men.
The attendants, his coachman and a servant, were paralysed
by fear on their first attack, while he himself made a brave
defence, till, being overpowered by numbers, lie was thrown
down, and, it is said, wounded in the neck. The robbers
must not have been a little surprised to find in the pockets
of a King, only a few scudi and a plain silver watch, whereas
his servants had gold, and gold watches. The robbers like-
wise cat ried off Don Miguel's valuable fowling-piece, which
had been discharged. The police is endeavouring to dis-
cover the perpetrators of t¢is act.
VIENNA, APRIL 17.—M. Von Grafen, hitherto Charge
d'Affaires of Hamburg, Bremen, and Lubeck at this Court,
had the honour to present to his Majesty the Emperor his
new credentials as Minister of the city of Hamburgh. The
new Servian Minister of Finance, Von Simitsch, who
lately arrived here with M. Von Beitsch, son-in-law of
Prince Milosch, has gone back with him to Temesvvar,
where the Servian Princes now are, and he will then go
to Semlin. Xhe accounts from Servia inform us of the
rapid progress of the new organisation of that prin-
cipality. Not only the highest offices of state,
but the judicial and political offices, arc filled up in the
whole country. The accounts from Bosnia have for some
time past been more favourable. The people seem to com-
prehend the advantages of a regular though strict adminis-
tration ; and both the Rayaa and Turks now do justice to
the Governor, Modschihe Pasha, who was at first so much
THE HAGUE, APRIL 24.—1 f nothing happens to pre-
vent it his Majesty will go to Amsterdam on Tuesday, the
30th instant. The Princess Albert and her two children
will accompany his Majesty.
The Grand Duke Alexander will go on Monday even-
ing, after keeping his birth day here, to Tilburg
with the Prince of Orange, to be present at the review ;
and then proceed on his return to Russia. The Prince of
Orange will probably bo back in time to go to Amster-
dam while the King is there.
AMSTERDAM, APRIL 2G.—We are able to announce that
the marriage of the Hereditary Prince of the Netherlands,
with the Princess Sophia Frederica Matilda of Wurtem.
burg, will take place at the end of June, or the beginning
of July.
ZEALAND, APRIL 24. The eigning of the treaty of peace,
gives us to expect considerable changes in this province.
After the exchange of the ratification we look for the im-
mediate evacuation of the forts of and L. tetken.
shock, the removal of a great part of the squadron trorri the
Scheldt, end the diminution of the
military. force in the
fourth and fifth districts, the rs.opening of the canal from
Netizen to Ghent, which promises to give sonic nation
to the trade of that district ; and though the terms te
treaty are on the whole less favourable to Zealand, we
hope that the direct communication with
Belgium will give
us some commercial advantage.
BRUSSELS,
APRIL 27.—The King transacted business
successively with the Mi.ieeeie of and War.
M. Beaulieu, our Charge d'Affeires at Berlin, who had
remained rt Dreeden. after having left his poet in eonse..
quence of the differences respecting tue affair of Getieral

Skrzynecki, arrived at Brussels the day before yesterday.
We hoar that their Majesties have placed the sum of
2,000 i, as s at the disposA of the Governor of Lirnberg,
for t h.- :Lid rers by the fire at Stockheim.
The Nliniiter of War has given orders that the men
belonging to the Right of the Reserve, who are at present
a': home, on temporary leave of absence, which expires on
the I:,it of May, shall remain !here until further orders.
VIENNA. APRIL 18 —Hungarian papers say that the
pl gue had broken oat in a vit'age • ear Stli,.ra. fil 03
per..ori-: hid died, anti three oth !, had taken th.• infection.,
Tii,-, communic•tion with ..he vilh.g - was cut off, No offiiii
a:-count of this circumstance 1.a., )et bcen received here.
DUTCH FUN D3.—AsiiiTitaumit, Aram 26
'lD:ley, titlls.
Actlpi/ 000,24 per ' 'ont
Ditto, ditto 5 per cent.
/..i,iart ~ :RIM, 4!.,, per emit. ~..... .........
7,-41.4 sDCommercial Company, 4 per
Ditto, ditto, '.”,:i per cent
C qtr
Ditto (1512 and Itki3) 5 per cent.
Ditto 1'1.17 t. per cent. ,
Loan 1637, ser cent.
Excliai,gt, on 1,0110.0 f), 01. e. Inolit I.
Two teen ;ha
11 0%
Es (71AZ, , Utt;Da—tilit Syht.el, APRIL 275
',Ana, liclat,•2‘. per Cent ... .
,othitchilo's Loa., 5 per Cent. l'H4
Loan til rhirty ;1 illiona, 4 per Cent 91%
--- 3 per Cent......... 72%
La,ar, of k jo , igt.,:, 4 per Ceot..
Society et Commerce, -1,. per Cent.
Sans, ,ii 13:.1knurn, 5 per Cunt 174%
National Society .
Prusseis i'apti4, April 27.
-1 USTItIAN FlirlDs —VD, oaa, Ariii. IS
.0. per Cents. Mstitill'ues
FoNsi per Cents
1495
3ink Shares
—4lißeirreire Zestuni. April 23
PRUSStA N FUN • iS.—tlititmri, APRIL '•
Bills Money.
St :,cliuld. Seb., 4 per cent .. 1031,4
1013 i
Vro.,i,tri Engiish Loan, IS3O, 4 pei cent. 111'2% 102%
Itactiange on London, three monthis ... 5 11
—Prussian State Gazette. April :13.