The Sun.
London, England, 1840-07-03 00:00:00

HAMBURGH MAIL.

THE HAGUE, JUNE 30.7 Their Royal llighnessee the
Hereditary Prince and 1-e.:neess of Orange arrived this
forenoon from Germany, who, p they have passed some
time at the Court of Wurtemberg.
The Yssel, a new frigate of 44 guns,- was launched at
Rotterdam, on the 28th.
His Majesty, by the advice of the Council of State, has
authorised his Excellency the Minister of the Interior to
inform the Governors cf the several provinces,-
1. That the Extraordinary Members of the Second
Chamber of the States General, to be nominated con-
formably to Article 230 of the fundamental law, must pose
sess.all the qualifications required by Articles 81 and 92
of the said law ; and that full powers shall be delivered
to them, drawn up in the form tiirected by his Majesty's
decree of March 19, 1819.
2. That, conformably to Article 93 of the fundaments
law, the Members of the Provincial Assemblies, who tak
seats in the Second Chamber of the Statos-General se
Extraordinary Members, cease to La Members of the Pro-
vincial Assemblies ; but that, in such ease, the Governors
rive to take care that no elections are to be made to fill
the seats which have become vacant in the Profoncial As-
semblies before the Session of the Second Chamber with
double the ordinary number of members, shall be closed ;
and this in order that such members of the Provincial As-
semblies may be re-elected to them, after this Session of
the Second Chamber.
The Rotterdam Courant annoCices that by a deeisiolt
of his Majesty of the 26th of this' s,:nntb, the general
extrepot at Rotterdam shall be on the West side of the city.

We understand that Courvoisier hag had two in-
terviews with his uncle, in the presence of Carver, tka
chaplain of Newgate. The uncle of courvoisier
in 'person
the serf
great respectability, and has been for eighteen-years
vice of Sir G. Beaumont. There is aviary rsuipon 'pa :believe
that these interviews;have beemprodneit4.3g\tlas_vost berie-
ficial result, and many of the apparent inconsistencies in 1,4.
confession have been satisfactorily explained.

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