The Sun.
London, England, 1819-03-16 00:00:00

FLANDERS MAIL.

A Flanders Mail arrived at a late hour last
night. The following are extracts from the Pa..
pets which it brought :
" HANOVER, FEB. 28.—The States have re-
ceived, with sentiments of the most lively grati-
tude, the declaration which has been made by his
Royal Highness the Prince Regent, to the effect,
' that all the estates of the foundation, and Con-
vents, In a word, all the funds which are under
the administration of the Chamber of Convents,
are to he separated for ever from the domains',
and that these revenues shall be applied exclu-
sively to the Churches and Schools.'

" But the States have added, at the same time,
that they would wish thOe inalienable national
estates to be placed tinder their special care, and
that an account Should be given every year, in or-
der to show that the revenues arising from them
have been -employed in the manner the most ad-
vantageous to the kingdom.'
" 13gtissEt.s, MARCH 10 —A private account
from Madrid, of February 25, contains what tel-

OWS

General Morillo, in his last dispatches to the
Government, affirms, that if they will send him
from Spain a reinforcement of 6000 good troops
and two frigates, he will answer 'with his head
for the submission of all that part of America the
command of which is entrusted to him.'

" MtLAN, FEB. 2-I.—Their Imperial Majesties
made their solemn entry into Venice on the 17th.
Her Majesty the Archduchess Maria Louisa, the
Archduke Viceroy, all the Court, and the princi-
pal Civil and Military Authorities, repaired to Tn.
sina, five miles from Vienna, to %veil. for their
Majesties. On alighting from his carriage, the
Emperor affectionately embraced the Viceroy and
the Duchess of Parma. Their Majesties then ern•
harked in the magnificent barge which had been
prepared for them, and which was instantly fol-
lowed by an immense number of barks and gon-
dolas. On arriving at Vienna, their Majesties
found the gates, the banks, arid the palaces occu-
pied by a prodigious crowd, whose acclamations
rent the air. Their Majesties then went to per-
form their devotions in the Church of St. Mark;
they then walked through the great square to the
pahce, amidst discharges of artillery, ringing of
bells, and the acclamations of the people. The
next day the Emperor received the public autho-
rities, and in the evening their Majesties went to
the Theatre."

We have authority to in contradiction to
n paragraph inserted in The Worcester
this week, stating, that the actions for lir!bery
and corruption at the last General Liec.t;on are
'waved on both sides, that such statetrieut ;Fslut

founded on tact. 'Eh()Se actions are on''Tpost-
poned to the Sommer Assizes, when their re-
spective merits will certainly be submitted to tine
consideration of a 'Jury. (Worcester flivald
March 13.)
The inhabitants of Dunbar have formed ti,em-
selves into a society for watching the Church-
yard ; and have very properly offered a iewftrd,
payable on conviction, for the discovery r.t lay
person giving information of the time and place
of funerals to 'those infamous wretches who

think it no crime to disturb the remains of the
dead.
A distressing accident occurred alongside the
Primrose sloop of %var., in Hamoaze, on Friday
evening the sth instant. The wife of the cook
wishing to go on shore, although her husband
had forbidden her, jumped from the main chains
into an old shore-boat alongside, in which was a
boy, about 15 years of age ; the boat being stoeb
by the shock, immediately sunk, and both were
drowned.. The body of site woman was picked
at) the same night, and the boy the next day, at u
little distance froth the ship.
Yesterday mornivg the gates of the Castle,
Queensberry-hotise, Piershill Barracks, and Leith.
Fort, were h Ind; and the military sentinels with-,
drawn from thesedepots, previous t O!the ap,puracb-
ing elections, which take place on 'Monday for
the County of Edinburgh, and on Thursday for a
Peer,—(Ediniurgh ('vurant, livit4rtli 13 )