The Sun.
London, England, 1840-04-13 00:00:00

FLANDERS AND DUTCH MAIL.

BRUSSELS, APRIL 9.—The average prices of wheat
alluring the last week was 22f. 62c., and of Rye 14f. 29c.
The exportation of both, as well as of potatoes and of
sour remain prohibited. Wheat is exempt from im-
port duty, and rye pays 21f..50c. per 1,000 kilogrammes.
Yesterday the king gave an audience 'to M. de Mk-
clenaire.

The King set out this morning for Ardenne. his
:Majesty will return to Brussels at the end of next week.
The King has received a cabinet letter by which the
reigning Duke of Saxe Coburg Gotha annotrdeos the
marriage of his second son to the Queer. of Great
Britain.

M. I)evaux alone, as we have stated, was received
by the King the day before yesterday. M. d'Huart,
who was also to have been sent for to the palace, had
set out in the morning for his country seat, having re-
ceived news that his eldest son was dangerously ill. M.
Cl'Huart's country scat being at a short distance from
Ardenne, his Majesty has sent him an invitation
to come and confer with him there on Friday, so that
the definitive composition of the Ministry cannot be
settled before the middle or the end of next week.

The Observateur says, " It is expected that Baron
de Viron, the Governor of Brabant, will resign. He
accepted this post very unwillingly in June last year, and
he has repeatedly declared that lie would retire without
hesitation if M. de Theux ceased to be Minister of the
Interior."

BRUSSELS, APRIL 10.--Count Demidoff, Russian
Counsellor of State, died on the .sth of April, in con-
sequence of a stroke of apoplexy at Mr.yence, on his
way from Brussels to Frankfort.

THE HAGUE, APRIL B.—The &oars Courant, of this
day, contains a Rnyal resolution of the 7th inst., by which
the capital of th• Netherlands Bank, sLmounting to 10 mil-
lions of florins, in 10,000 shares, is increased to 16 millions
in 15,000 shares. These new shares are to be had at
the price of 1,150 florins, or 15 per cent. agio from the
reserved fund.

FRANKFORT, APRIL 6.—The accounts from St.
Petersburgh confirm the statement that General Pc-
nowsky has been compelled, by is rrible snow-storms, to
make a retrograde movement, ward that he has eacamped
in a good position, waiting for better werithez. This
report says nothing of the total. failure of t'ae expedition,
and of the retreat of the corps to Russia. This news is evi-
dently false, or a great exaggerr.tion of th e partial retreat
of General Penowsky. These Ltst accour is are very satis-
factory with respect to the intentions r if Russia in this
expedition, which is by no means in tended to make
conquests, but only to prevent, in fut ure, the interrup-
tions which the Rhivans have ear.tsed to the commerce
of Russia.

gr;•atly regret here flu, death of Count Paul
Demidoff, who was on his way to wait on the Grand
Duke of Russia.

UTRECHT, APRIL 9.—n c Belgian Members of the
Mixed Commission, and their secretari ies, left us, yester-
day, and the Dutch Meuibers to-da 3. ; but they were
expected back in a few days, to contin u e the liquidation
of the Belgian debt.
MUNICH, APRIL s.—The As semb?..v of the States
will, it is said, sit a few days long er thaw] was proposed.
The accounts from, St. Petersb urgh, 22d March,
say nothing of the journey of the Empress to Italy or
Germany.

DUTCH FUNDS.—AmirrEramm, APRIL; 10
Moner. Bale.
Actual Debt, per Cent
Ditto, ditto 5 per cent. ............. •,•-•
not
Amu! t Sirmlic,4%i percent
Ditto, ditto, 3.3 l per cent 75Y4 76`4
Commercial Corapany, 44_ per cen t lBO4, 181
Ditto (18312 and 18:..5.-3) 5 per cent. 101 10/c4
Ditto 1837, 5 per cent.
Loan 1837, 5 •.er cent.
Exchange :,u London, One m0nth........„ , 11 97f4
Twomont as , 11 8716
`Dutch Papers, April 1.1.
AELGI AN 14 UNDS—Firtt7gse Le, APRIL 10.
Actual Debt, 2l(, per Cent,
1-I,4iischild'i, Loan, 5 per ..7.ent.,„. •
Loan of Thirty Millions, 4 per-C( ,t,
-----3 per Ctir:t.
Loan of City, P-312, 4 per Cent r 94%
Society of Commerce, .4.iper Cent llO
Bank of Belgium, 5 per Ccil,t „„„„, ... %
National Society . ...... .
Exchange on London (5h00... . ITN.,
—Brussels Papers, April 10.
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HAMBURG EUIU%'N HALLE, AP/MI.II.

- - .INills. Money.
Austrian To per Cents.
Itkt'uti 11:'.:19,S,...ilii:tri e,s.sei, a, i
Cent..
, clfta. ti s t s
es i c
~
(34. r t . i .
~ . ION 106%
It11:if 1815
111,1,
us'
s..:irii..it, i,tii asiii,,,TSer Cent.it.',H .
I, , 0
and - :
Mg' ius%
Co: 37aend 4th 11?;1:41i4
"—°4
So. ies
Ditto in Certificates
Dutch ~ctual Debt, t 1 per Cent. 52
Ditto :) per Cent.. US •
Poi i,h Boil&
Now iicket
Anglo- tianisii Loan, 3 per Cent 75 14%
Norwegian Linn, 1;:i-1, 4 per Cent...
Si.aiiis.h. New 3 per Cents. 213,i
EXCHANGES O.; LONDON.
11 Amotiao, APRIL 10.-13. :%—Two months, 13 4.
:: iv c
months,d a)
412.1066..
c, lii.iiiiciastrix..t,
.AAERpl.Lira.
1—C.5.....51rt:
it,,EmEN, A , iti L 3. --T o 0 months, 610.
Poreasmincia, Miiacit 31. —Two months, 387 r, pence.
AUSTRIAN FUNDS.—VIENNA, APRIL .1,,
live per Cants. Matalliques lnuv
1161%
For per Cents.
w
Three pas Cent,
Bank shares ... .................. ....1... .....................
—4lllenicine Zellung, Apri 6
PRUSSIAN FUNDS.—BERLIN, APRIL 7.
Bills.
St. Schuld. Sch., 4 ..., por cent. - 104 limey.
10?1,
Prusitin English Loan, 1839, 4 per cent 1031.4
b;it,hange on London, three months 503‘ 10k
—Prussian State Gazetir, April 8,

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OXFORD AND CANIBRIDGE.---The grand eight-
oared cutter match between these two rival boats is fixed fort
Wednesday next, and will be rowed from Westminster-bridge
to Putney. Last week the Cantab's crew were selected ;
Croker, Camas ; Shadwell, St. John's; Taylor, Trinity ; Rid-
ley, Jesus; Cobbold, St. Peter's ; Penrose, Magdalene
Warne, St. John's ; Vialls (stroke), Trinity ; Egan (steerer),
Caius. But since then, Croker, Cubbold, and Warne have
been obliged to resign their oars ; one of these will, however,
be filled up by Mr. Stanley, of Jesus, who pulled stroke last
y ear. The Oxford crew will be as follows ;-111ounton and.
Pocock, Merton College ; Maberley, Christ Church; Rogers.,
Baling ; Walls, Rods, sleyneil, and Cocks (stroke), Brasenos:s;
Garnet (steerer), Brasenose. The new cutter built for Car
bridge by Searle is 51 feet 7 inches in length. The Qs'
.ord
cutter is built by Hall and Co. of this city, and is
.51. i 'feet 2
m inches in leth. The betting is 7 to five on Carats,' idge.--
Ox ford Herald,

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