The Sun.
London, England, 1830-10-25 00:00:00

FLANDIRS MAIL.

TIIE HAGUE, OCT. 20.--Prinee Frederick arrived hero
on the 18th, from Antwerp. M. Von Gobbelichroy ar-
rived the same evening, and had an audience of his Ma-
jesty the following morning.
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M. Van Toulon is President of the Second Chamber.

In the sitting of the Second Chamber yesterday, the
President read the following Royal Message:—
"It seems without any doubt, by the proclamation of
(err beloved son the Prince of Orange, published on the
16th inst. at Antwerp, and the causes of which are so
little known to us, that we cannot calculate the conse-
quences, that the acknowledgment of the legal authority in
the southern provinces has wholly ceased.
" In this state of things, our cares must henceforth he
wholly confined to our faithful provinces of the north ; ac-
cordingly, their rc,ources and their forces will be employed
for their interest only, and all the measures of the legal
authority will concern these provinces exclusively.
" The projects of law which we shall send to your as-
sembly will be conceive,' ►n dose views. We also desire
that they may be considered and discussed in this manner
by your High Mightinesses, and that you will henceforth
look upon yourselves us the representatives of the northern
provinces only, till a decision shall litre been made in con-
cert with our Allies re,pecting the southern provinces."
His Majesty has issued a decree by which various
articles, such as wine, beer, vinegar, spirits, salt, sugar,
&c. shall be considered ay coming from a foreign country,
and liable to the duties of customs and excise, according
to the existing laws. All the consignments of corn, salt,
and other provisions, as well as saltpetre, gunpowder, and
all descriptions of ammunition and arms, from the pro-
vinces that remain faithful to those in a state of rebellion,
are prohibited. Articles coming from, or destined for,
towns in a state of siege, and fortresses in the power of
the King's Government are excepted.
A NTWERF, Ocr. 21.—The Dutch portion of the gar-
rison of Ghent arrived here this Morning, with four
cannon, and immediately proceeded on its march to
Holland.

MALINts, OCT. 20.—The people went yesterday to the
house of M. Arjou, the examiner of weights and measures;
his wife keeps a hoarding school 14 young ladies. The
enraged mob were going to break into it, when all the
pupils fell on their knees, and by their tears succeeded in
pacifying the crowd.
There was great agitation at Malines. Before the de-
parture of our troops, our glorious standard had been
hoisted, and some sentinels disattned. The troops were
so afraid of the people, that they never patroled the city
without cannon.

Yesterday morning all was tranquil, when about noon
the drums were beat, and the tocsin sounded in all the
churches; the troops approached Malines, the inhabitants
prepared to make a formidahle resistance; barricades were
erected in a moment in all the streets ; men, women, anti
children worked at them with ardour; our volunteers
went to meet the enemy, who were f.reed to retreat; some
of our brave men were killed, and some were wounded.
The people continue to fortify the town, which does not
look like the same place. All the streets are unpaved.
Ilaussat.s, Oct. 21.—Last Sunday the tri-coloured
French flag was hoisted by the side of the Brabant flag, on
the Punt-a-l'Arche at Tournay. The inhabitants took it
down.

Private letters from Mona, which have been received in
our city this morning, announce that General Don Juan
Van Haien, who arrived at Mons on the 20th with his
Aide-de-Camp, was arre,ted there yesterday, at ten in the
morning, as well lie his Able-de- Catcp, by the city guard.
The reasons of this proceeding are not known.
A letter from Thuin says,—,, Last Friday a band of 200
peasants and workmen, some armed with muskets, but
for the most with pickaxes, rpades, and sticks, passed
here. They were going to a neighbouring village, as
they said, to hinder the farmers from sending their corn
to France."

n the authorities whom you have appeinte,l; it will in-
sure our triumph, and the prosperity of Belgium.
" Whoever excites disorders should be considered by you
brave Bi uxellois as a traitor to his country.
" Troubles have already broken out in several towns at
the same moment.

" The Government which recognizes the hand of the
enemies of our independence will know how to punish
them. As for you, people of Brussels, who have sworn
that you will yourselves prevent pillage, you are too pru-
dent to be taken in these snares, especially on the eve of
elections. which will give you Magistrates worthy of your
confidence, and will lead to measures destined to secure
your subsistence.
" Brussels, Oct. 21."
(Signed by the membersof the Provisional Government.)
Another proclamation prohibits all exportation of corn
and flour.

OH ENT, OCT. is reported at Antwerp, that the
Princess of Orange is expected there shortly, and that she
intends to go with her august consort to Russia, where he
will await the decision of the National Congress.
OCT. 19.—Oar citadel had a garrison of 1,600 men,-
900 Belgians and 700 Dutch. The former, including 50
officerc, remained ; the latter marched out this morning.
The materiel in the citadel is said to be worth 5,000,000.
The Journalde Luxembourg says, that the only means
of saving the country is by establishing a constitutional
monarchy under the Prince of Orange.•—Brussels Pa-
pers, Oct. 23.

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