The Sun.
London, England, 1815-11-03 00:00:00

FLANDERS MAIL.

[RECEIVED THIS MoRNING.i

I3nu-ssEts, A vessel: htying 'Oll
board 2000 English troops, -of different arms, pass-
cd the day before yesterday upon 'our.C#nal, on

its way to Ghent.

OcT. 30.—The famous spy Sebalmeister, and
ti,c regicide Mail.trme, 'will be tried at 'Wesel by
a Court-Martial.

OCT. IB.—The retrograde march of .the
Austrians is very rapid. The Emper,,r Alexandet's
regitmeit, which passed lately, ..had,m4du eleven
in3rehes without halting, . and was:47r?Thake more.
They speak of threatening moverrients on the
frtmtiets of Turkey.

liatissELs, OcT. 29.—His Royal Highness the
Hereditary Prince, who has experienced the
}:neatest benefit from the waters of Spa, in respect
to the wound he received At the memorable battle
of Waterloo, ,will soon quit that agreeable place,

241(1 return, as is"supposed, to Brussels.
1-14. Gus, OCT. 27.—1 n the Sittings of the Se-
ontl Chamber of the States General, a Message

from his Majssty was read, transmitting an att-
tbcittic copy of the Treaty concluded with his
DlAjesty the. Emperor of Russia, containing the
vtipulations of the exact determination of the
boundaries of the kingdom of the NetherlandS.--
This Treaty is in every respect conformable to
those concluded on this subject with the Courts
of London, Berlin, and Vienna, which were coin-
Municated by tire Assembly last September. It
-was ordered to be deposited in the Archi‘ es, print-
ed la 'both languages, and distributed to the
/1/41embers.—(Brussels Papers, Ort.
Bs;t.MEN, OCT. 15 EtjtaitiCk, who had
some differences with the Government of Olden-
burg, on 'account of the sequestration under which
his Lord hip Las been. since the time of the French
Government, landed suddenly on the I:3th of Oc-
tober, with eighteen men and some Officers,
\i-hum he had levied, us it is said, for the ser-
vice of Holland. Ile published . a Proclama-
tion, by /which he secured the possession of
Eniephausen in the quality of Sovereigii,
cs-
tabiislied there several Boards of JuSt ice, a Chan,-
eery, a Member of Finances, a Board of Police,
&e. and appointed Officers of the Luudwehr,. and
Lanstrum. The_measures which the Duke of Ol-
denburg took. against this attempt obliged the
Cotint's troops to reiotbark, and his letters patent
have been torn 'town. 'the Count himself is at
lianiburgh •

• NOME, OCT. 1 .--,The Prince of Prace is ar-
rived here. Though the attack of the pirates

upon the isle of, Elba has failed, they have made
several landings near the Montalto and Finnicino,
in which they carried off several of the inhabi.
tants, and a quantity of cattle. , •
MILAN, OCT. 17.—An Edict has been published
by order of the Emperor, wt►ich decides that the
Austrian Civil Code,, published. on. the Ist June,
1811., shall alone have the force of law from the
Ist JAnuary, 1816.
FRANKFORT, OCT.' 26.-1-lii,--Majesty the Erll.

peror of Russia, to testify to 'M. Alopeus his sa-

tisfaction with his services, has sent him, by Count
Nesselrode, the Insignia of the Order of St. An-
drew in diamoudi.—..tournal de Frankfort, Oct. 27.
BRUSSELS, OcT. 29.—1 t is affirmed that the
'restoration of the Bank of hamburg is one of the
secret articles of .the Convention with France.
' 'Accounts from Vienna still say, that all the So-
vereigns of Italy will meet at Milan next Spring,
to form:an Italian Confederation',• iif which the
rimperor of Austria, under the title of King of
Italy, is to be the head.
It is said, that the contingents of the Members
of this confederation will be in the following pro-
portion :—Naples, 40,000 men ; Rome, 18,000 ;
Tuscany, 12,000 ; Modena, 6000 ; Lucca,
.1000 ;
Parma, 5000 ; Sardinia and Piedmont, 30,000 ;
the King 'of- Lombardy and Venice, 40,000 ; in
all 152,000 men.--(Journal de la Belgicpe, Oct 31.)

The Museum ,it the Louvre, which has been
for 'some time shut, is, now open to the public.
The priucipalwaster-pieces of the French school,
and the pictures of other schools which formed
part of the old collection, ere Still eoibiteil, as
are also some pictures' of the -IL,liap master'
Nvhich are known to have beep obtained by cx-
cl:angc. The English till have a 'wit at- this
establishment.—lt is said, that M. Canova has
left there somepictures and statues, which he has
offered in the name of the PorE•to Louts XVIII.
The group of the 'Fiber and the colossal figure of
I+lelpumene, are mentioned among the articles

L.: sculpture.
From the hourly increasing demand for Tickets.
an,l Shares, we understand most of the Lottery Of-
lice-keepers have been obliged to increase the mum-
her of their Clerks. Those Ladies and Gentlemen
who hare not already received their favourite or
bespoke. Tickets, are, solicited to apply for them
before Monday morning, for as the Drawing be-
gins the following day, the pressure at the crowd-
ed Lottery (dices on Monday wilt be inconve-
nient, particularly to Ladies. JN. 13. The Three
Prizes of 50,000/. and the Four. PEizes of 20,000/.
'nay all be drawa oti Tuesday.