The Sun.
London, England, 1841-06-03 00:00:00

DUTCH MAIL.

THE HAGUE, MAY 31.—The Journal of this town gives
the particulars of the journey of the Prince de Joinville, who
went, do Wedwesday evening, Pont the Hague to Rotterdam.
From Rotterdam he went in one of his Majesty's steam-boats to
Flushing, where he inspected every thing worthy of noti,e,
particularly the dock and the arsenal. His Royal Highness
having examined the naval establishment with the greatest at-
tention, and left a considerable sum to be distributed among
the poorer workmen, set out on his return to this place, stop-
ping a short time at Delft, to view the temb of Prince William
I. in the new church; on Saturday morning early to view the
exhibition of pictures ; then went to the country-seat of his
Royal Highness Prince Frederick of the Netherlands, and
afterwards dined at Court, to take leave of their Majesties and
the Royal Family, on Sunday morning at six o'clock. His
Royal Highness left the Hague, fur Vratuyk, to view the great
slutees, and then he proceeded to the Helder, where he was to
embark the same evening on board the Rolle Poule. Hit
Royal Highness was accompanied to the Helder by the Frentlf
Ambassador, who ha been coi•tantly in attendance on him.
VIENNA, .MAY 22.—Though it was affirmed some days
ago that Prince Metternich would, at all events, go, at the tad
of June, to his seat Johaunisburg, on the Rhine, with the in-
tention of passing the whole summer there, it is sai4 that the
plan is entirely changed, and that the Prince will Lot go to the
Rhine, but to his estates in Bohemia. I giYea.-ou the report its
such, and likewise the reasons for this c)-inie in the nines s
plans. It is affirmed that the King of Prussia has expressly
desired a longer interview with P..ince Metternich, and ex-
pressed a wish that it might not be on'tie Rhine, but in Bolus.
rnia, it being his Majesty's intention to visit Marianbad.--.
Dutch Papers, June 1.
Sr. PETERSBUKGIt, MAY 21.—Since the opening of the
navigreioe there have arrived in the port of Cronstadt, up to
the 30th of May, 174 ships ; sailed, 12. Up to the 13th of
May, the number of ships arrived at Riga was 267 ; sailed, W.
—Journal de St. Petersburgh, May 22.
ANCONA, MAY 18.—The latest communications from the
Archipelago speak very pwitively of considerable di.turbanees
in Seutherw Macedonia. The Christians appear to be every
where in motion, and to strive to obtain an improvement ills,
their condition. The chief rendezvous of the Macedonia's
Rayas is said to be the narrow slip of land of Mount Ati,ast
where they %%cm) endeavouring to make the position, already
strung by nature, iinrreenable both on the sea and laud side,
The insurgents arc said to receive all possible support hum
the convents, and it was affirmed that several Monks have
joined them. It is well known that Mount Athos is inha-
bited by four or five thousand Monks, who reside in about
thirty convents. A person named I:rarat.4.—o is spoken of as
one of the chid' leaders of the Christians.—Anyemeine zcl-
Lung, May 23.

THE CUNSUS.-011 Tuesday and yesterday the
[ forms wore generally left in the different districts and parishes
[in the metropolis. Ili Spita'fields parish, in order to give pro-
1. per efficiency to the inaruetions, the rector has announce&
his intention to be present at the National Svhool roams eveiy
evening, for the purpose of giving any information to the
rishioneis. The accounts are to be collected by the sown.
rators on Monday next.
The foundation stone of the new building for the
Alliance Assurance Company was laid yestereay by Sir Moses
Montefiore, in presence of a number of the Directors, share-
holders, and a large concourse of spectators. This building,
will form part of the new line of houses in Bartholomew-laneo,
past of whigh will be built on the site of St. Bartholoteem
Church. We hope that the measures taken by the eiv
authorities will ultimately compel the Directors of the Bank of
England, as proprietors of the ground, to give the necessary
width of street, and to build upon a plan suiiable to the other
city improvements.
ASSASSINATION OF ROBERT BRY
ESQ. —lt is our melaneltdey duty this day to put the fo!'„owi,„
fact upon reed; d, It is an extract from a letter, ree,;ly,-,--) thTs moruAng, Ewen the skei,,llbonrhood of Ferns, in tAo wont, of
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Wexifor<tz—" oaYa r.e very sad news to cos to
Yen that
Robert 130:er Bryan, the gentleman who purchased toe palace a".l. uemelot of the late Bishop ot pe.rns,bas beta
low.
"....Ted. this evening, at five o'clock% in the yowls which f
ewa
part of the domain. lie was riding at the time alone; oothistit
more is at present known
.on the subieet. He had lately Es: pe•sessed two. tenants, and to this cause may his death
his at-
tributed."—Dublin Zvenifig Jdr.ij