The Sun.
London, England, 1824-12-15 00:00:00

DUTCH PAPERS.

[ILEC'EAVICH LAST ?TIGHT.]
learn that the Com-
miastallOs .(i;(tii-:.;llelgic Commercial Association
was sumtnoned NI at the Hague on the 13th
of this monthOvhiCh clay has been fixed by his
.
Council- 'afi4l4qi Society. We- learn that the
Society lliV,.V4o.iineneed its operations with great
• -
anflkitat,.aniong others which have proved
at the very outset Very
advantageous, it will
of success, 4 vessels
,
IV,I every prospect
)ttrian Archipelago, awl that several
'others are freighted for Rio de Janeiro; these are
all Netherland vessels. Those to WO will take
1,400 las4s, of_wheat and some tea.
Sir C. liagot, Amlsmitsrs.acdhoard,fi‘roini::tie of,
England to his Majesty, arrived here yesterday ;
also hiS Excellency empo.
tentiary from his Britannic Majesty to tit° Court
of Saxony ; and Lord notham, from. London.
„11:Atscovre, Nov. 20.—The Hanoverian Go-
ithrnment proceeds with great diligence in termi-
'4l4-ing the Dew municipal regulations of the 'towns
dt* Ote.kingdorn. Some more have just been pub-
lished, and it seems certain that in the course of
the year 1815 they will be carried into effect.-1
The people ore in general well satisfied with
these municipal regulations, which are founded
on the principle, that the Communes ought to
.administer their own affairs, and to enjoy in this
respect a suitable degree of 'independence. The
election of the municipal OffieerS is sanctioned by
the Government. What ie.,likewise a very im-
portant circumstance is, dna-this organization
cannot undergo in future any changes without the
unanimous consent of all the parties interested.
The plan of a new Penal Code, the drawing
up of which lies been confided to a Committee of
enlightened Lawyers, is completed, and they will
immediately commence the new Code of Civil
Process.. As soon as this is finished, both will be
laid before the Hanoverian Chamber, in their
first Session ; and, when approved by them, will
be carried into effect. The Civil Code will he
the next object of ,the labours of the Committee.
GHENT, Dec. B.—The final re cal of Prince
Oscar from the Viceroyalty of Norway has ex-
cited some sensation in the north. It is said that
the Swedish Cabinet is convinced that the Prince
would not be able to attain the object for which
he was sent to Norway. It was thought that
when he was on the spot he would easily per-
, suede the leading Members of the Norwegian
Diet to make the concessions which were asked
at Stockholm, and in this case it was intended
!immediately to convoke a new Meeting of the
Storthing. But the Norwegians remain faithful
to their system, and Prince Oscar has not been
able to effect any change in their sentiments.

FRENCH MAlLS.—Yesterdty 'morning notice
was posted at the General post-Oftice, that from
Monday, January 3, 1525, all French Mails will
in future he sent to France on Monday, Tues.
'day, Wednesday, and ' Thursday, instead of
Tuesday Wetltteqday,
Thursday, and, Friday.
MI the Prettr.it Mails for Great Britain will he
due on Monday, Tuesday, -Tiattreday, and
Friday.

The f°ll"villg. is an extract of a letter from
Madrid, dated the 11th alt.:—" The day be-
fore yesterday an ecclesiastic of the name of
Francisco Aragones was Ant, because he bad
granted an asylum to Thomas Sam,' and -.others
of his band. Two hours aster mare was a bull
fight but because no body waskilled or. wound..
ed, the fight was resumed. attbree .b'dlock, and
i
continued till a
-3/coder had his leg broken, amid
the astounding plaudits of the spectators."