The Sun.
London, England, 1819-11-12 00:00:00

FLANDERS MAIL.

Haws, Nov. 3.—To-day the Second Chamber
of the States General was assembled. Two Pro-
jects of Laws were read, both relative to the re-
;!ulation of Provincial Limits, which were re-
ferred to the Sections. Several petitions'having
been already presebted, the President named a
Committee of Petitions for the present Session ;
after which the Assembly adjourned indefinit ively,
though a great number of the ►rcembers of the Se-
cond Chamber, particularly from the Southern
Provinces. have not yet arrived. 'The deliberation
on the proposed Projects of Laws continued in,
the Sections ; and a Report of the Central Section
upon them is expected in one of the next follow-
ing Sittings. There are also many members of
the First Chambers still absent.

LUCERNE, OCT. 19.—Notwithstanding 'what
has been said to the contrary, from many quar-
ters, the festival ot the 18th October—the Anni-
versary of the Liberty of Germany, has been kept
up with great solemnity in our neighbottchood, by
a number of German Students, who came to
Switzerland for the purpose.
FRANKFORT, Nor. 3.—The Central Committee
at i\Jentz is on the point of commencing its
operations. It is still vet)? uncertain what may
be the issue of them. The inquiries which have
taken place within these two months have shewn
that the association of the Black is intimately con-
nectrd with the " Union ot Virtue" (Tugend.'
bond) of 1813, which at that time enjoyed the
protection of the higr.er authorities. It seems
that, in fact, the individuals who are now accused
of projecting a change in our political organiza-
tion, arc the same who in 1813 and 1814 stranded
the alarm against -the despotism of Bnonaparte,
and of whom nse was then made to excite the •
people.

The Conferences at Vienna, it is presumed, will
be of the greatest importance, l'he smaller States
of the Contedernion having complained of not
having been admitied to the Conferences ar Carls-
bad, have been invited to send Members to Vienna.
M. Schmidt, of Bremen, is spoken of for the free

The subjects to be discussed at Vienna are said
to he the tollowing
I. The general al►l►lication of the decisions of
Carlsbad, published by the Diet—their duration—
the substitution of other less rigorous meas►tres
in their room. 2. The definitive organization of
the Diet—its competence—the introduction of an
Executive Power into the Feudal System—the au-
thentic interpretation of the 13th Article of the
Act of Confederation. 3. The revision of the Re-
gulation for the Milit say Orgauization—decision on
the 7ortresses of the Confederation; as for Mentz,
it would cost such large sums to re-establish it, that
the Confederation renounces it, rather than incur
the expellees. The first Conference will be on the
20:h November. Eight Miu;sters, viz, of Baden,
Cassel, Hanover, Wurtemberg, Bavaria, Saxony,-
Austria, and Prussia, will have a deliberative voice;
the Ministers of all the other Sovereigns will have
no vote, exempt when there is a division among
the eight fits(; in this case a Committee of four
Members, chosen from the eight, will deckle in
the last instance.

THEATRICAL REGISTER.
Performed Last Night.
THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY- LANE.—WiId Oats : Rover, Mr.
Eltiston ; Lady Amaranth, Mrs. W. West. After which,
Ella Rosenberg.
THEATRE ROYA L, COVENT-GARDEN.—Macbeth: Macbeth (Ist
time), Mr. Huddart; Lady Macbeth, Mrs. Bunn. After
which, Lodoiska.

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