The Sun.
London, England, 1841-06-21 00:00:00

FLANDERS MAIL.

BRUESELS, JUNE 17.—The average price of wheat
last' week was 17f. 50c., and that of Rye 10f. 13c. per
hectolitre.

Emir Effendi, an officer of engineers of the Tur4ish
army, is now at Brussels.
The King and Queen will go to Ostend in the
course of. next week.

Baron Falck, the Dutch Ambassador, has returned
from Maestricht, where he has been to present his re-
spects to King 'William IL, and to receive his orders.
The palace given by the State to the Presumptive
Heir of William 1., which has been unproductive ever
since the revolution, is goin., to yield a rent to the
owner. The stables are already let to a Company who
have converted them into a Pantechnic Bazaar. We
learn that the main building
i has been let to a Com-
pany who propose to convert t into a splendid casino,
in which balls, concerts, banquets, &c., would be given,
but the Company wishes to add a saloon fin.' gaming,
and offers to give 21,000 francs annually to the poor of
the city, A petition to this effect has been put into
circulation, Which would have been unanimously ap-
proved of had it not been for the project of gambling.
We doubt whetherour Magistrates Will allow this source
of ruin in a capital where its effects would be much
more disastrous to youth and to commerce than in any
other place.—Enial.r.pator.
Nothomb, the Minister of the Interior, is gone to
Frankfort, where he will present to the German Diet his
letter of recal, which puts an end to his mission as
Plenipotentiary of Belgium to the Confederation. He
will return to Brussels at the beginning ofJuly.
King 'William arrived at Maastricht on the 14th, and
was very well received by the inhabitants of the city and
country. The town was illuminated in the evening.
The next day the King gave audience to the authorities
and to all the persons who presented themselves to speak
to him. 'We are assured that he gave a very gracious
reception to the Belgian Commissioners for determining
the frontier line, and conversed a long time with Gene-
ral Pusse, the President of the Commission.

BRUSSELS, JUNE 18.—The Royal Family is to go to
Ostend on Monday. It is said that the King will go to
London, and that at his return, after having visited the
camp of Beverloo, his Majesty will go to Germany,
and return to Belgium with his sister the Duchess of
Kent.

M. Bomsen, the Prussian Minister to the Swiss Con-
federation, arrived at Brussels yesterday evening from
Berlin on his way to London.
General Hamilton has also arrived here.

VIENNA, JUNE 9.—Count Maltzahn, the Prussian
Ambassador, set out yesterday for Silesia. It is said
that M. V. Stroganoff will be appointed, pro tempore,
Russian Ambassador at our Court, on the retirement of
the present Ambassador. _ _ _

The Archbishop Palatine of Hungary has left Vienna
to return to Ofen.

PESTH, JUNE 6.—Late accounts from Kaschau say
that the fire was not so considerable as the first reports
stated, but still that the handsomest part of the city is
destroyed. The number of houses burnt down is said
to be 100 or 120, including. the Episcopal Palace.
TURKISH FRONTIER, JUNE 3.—The last mail from
Constantinople brings word that Count Pontois has as-
sured the Porte, and the representatives of the Four
Powers, that the last despatches he has received from
Egypt leave no doubt that Mehemet Ali will make no
further opposition to the arrangement offered by the
Porte. Lord Ponsenby, taught by long experience, is
not inclined to give the slightest credit to this promise
of Mehemet Ali; and therefore seems entirely to agree
with the resolution of the Porte not to publish the new
firmans till the receipt of further communications from
London. A letter from a well-informed person mentions
that the firmans cannot possibly be published till an an-
.
swer of the Conference is received to the note sent by
the English courier, which left Constantinople for Lon-,
don on the 26th of May, which answer can hardly reach
Constantinople till the befrinning of July.
;:n.l -not v.-holly supprm:sed.
.Nuinerous I bodies of t ans, partly provided with
tire-arms, infest the country. Till they are dispersed or