The Sun.
London, England, 1839-06-22 00:00:00

DUTCH MAIL.

AIMERpAm, _AN, Id.--M. Van deli lica, cf
iiitccht, ha; finishaPa -Medal in corarnernore ion ot the mar-
, 'Lige of his Royal Highness the Hereditary Prince of
Orange, which takes place to (11 at Stuttgaii.
On occasion of this happy event there tail be splendid
fire-works in our Park this evening.
TUE HAGUE, JUNE 19.--Tito Stuats- Courant of to-
day contains a Royal ordinaacc, by whicii t:.c King, con-
sidering article XX V. of the treaty concluded at Londoa,
on the 19th of April this year, between Holland and Bel-
gium, the ratifications of which were exchanged on the
Bth of this month, has thought fit to revoke and annul
various ordinances published at various times, from the
15th of October, 1830, to 17th June,-1831.

TILE HAGUE, JUNE 17.—tlis Royal ILghcess Prince
Alexander set out this morning fur North Br :bant.
We hear that the Commander-in- Ctiel. st Maestricht is
commissioned to receive Vented from B:lium.
The commander-in- Chief of Lillb and Licraenshock
has received orders to deliver those forts to the Belgians
on the 22d.

BRUSSELS, JUNE 17.—1 t is said *here, though I can by
no means warrant the truth of the report, that M. de la
Coste, now at the Hague, has instructions to feel Cie pulse
of King William respecting the receiving of a Belgian
Ambassador, and also to discover the sentiments of the
Cabinet of the Hague on that subject. Tne truth is that
Belgium sincerely wishes to live in peace and amity with
Holland, and that it will not voluntarily, give zany ground
whatever of dissatisfaction to the excellent Sovereign of
that country.
For these reasons it would be very agreeable here if
Holland would itself point cut the person to be appointed
Belgian Ambassador; it is also wished that the Dutch
Cabinet would give its opinion respecting the persons who
are to belong to the several Commissions for Lquideting
the accounts between the two kingdoms, and this before
the publication of the ordinance app,inting them. Hence
it is conjectured that M. De la Coste has a secret mission.
He was formerly Minister of the Interior, and three years
ago was elected Senator, but declined the honour on ac-
count of the position of Belgium with regard to Holland
and its Sovereign.
MAESTRICIIT, JUNE 16.—T0-day's post brings us word
that Baron Van ete Capellen, Governor of this fortress,
is appointed by his Majesty likewise to command the
troops which are to occupy the right bank of the Meese,
in Limbcrg. The first battalion of the thirteenth division,
commanded by Major Wilkin, is ordered, as we hear, to
hold itself in readiness to occupy Reremcnde and. Sittard.
PRESBCRG.-The substance of the Royal propositions
is--the completing of the Hungarian regiments; and the
correction and regulating the course of the Danube. This
last plan will deserve the gratitude of the country. His
Majesty has likewise permitted that all existing grounds
of complaint shall be laid before him, that they may be
examined. It may be affirmed that the Diet has com-
menced under the most favourable auspices, and that the
attachment of the Hungarians to their Sovereign is mani-
fested in the most striking mariner, notwithstanding some
isolated incidents.—Journal de Franefort, June 16.

ROYAL SURREY THEATRE.
THIS EVENING, JUNE 22,
FUR THE BENEFIT OF MR. G. STANSBUY,
Will be performed the Popular Opera of
FRA DIAVOLO.
Marquis San Carlos, Mr. Collins ; Lorenzo, Mr. H. Bedford ;
Zerlina, Miss Romer.
After which,
A VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT,
And other Entertainments.
To conclude with
STATE SECRETS.