The Sun.
London, England, 1816-09-24 00:00:00

DUTCH MAIL

ORUSSRLS, SRPT. iti..The French Custom
house Officers continua to intercept parcels of
prohibited pipers and pamphlets) they-have also
intercepted, within a few oblys, prii;ted":'Cirettlar
letters, containing varions false and..sh4ord re-
ports, which. the disaffected endeavour to.convey
into the interiOr provinces of -France.

SHPX: 17...w.Yes1rrilktytverq1g bh
esty gave a grand bait tina *upper it 'the liatilre
n the Wood, at which Were rrrient the Foreign,

Ambassadors, tl►e Siinisters of State, the Ministers
of the high Colleges, with their ladies; and 'a
great number of persons of distinction of both
sexes, who were all remarkable for the elegante
and richness of their dress. The tiventAsAn•the
lionse lit WW►e Wood were finely illuminated land

the crowd of inhabitants of this place, attracte,

as 'veil by their interest in the f&e• as by the fine
tveoing, was very great; they enjoyed an the lawn
before the lintibe it most hi illiant sight.

, T 1 WII3 the COntillSiol) of the festivities which
have taken place here, to Celebrate an event 'which
Is one of the most. important and the inost in-
teresting to every Netherlander that the history
of 'our country records.

The whale of the Royal ramily proceed to-
morrow tollaarlem; and the next day to Amster-
dam. The butch Papers .cantain very long ac-
counts or the entertainments; &c. in both thewe
places on the occasion ;.' the illuminations at
Amsterdam were of the most splendid description.
Hanna, Seer. Ift—ln the Sitting of the Second
Chamber, the deliberation on the new project of
the law for introthicing uniform coin through the
whole kingdom, rt as the order a( the day. His
Excellency the MiniSter of the Finances, Six Van.
Osterleek; was present at time Sittings, and
opened the debate by a long speed; tipowthe law,
us now )revised and altered in some points. His
Excellency concluded by saying, that his Majesty
had fixed his attention on this Law, on the good
of the whole kingdom, and that care should be
taken in the making of the new coinageoo use all
possible economy; and that the nation was highly
Indebted to his Majesty for this law, which would

rove of such advatittige. to the interest of the

State.

'll,e Nlinister then repeated his tpeeth its the

Fre.uel) language.
Many Matnbers spoke as well in favour of a 3
against- the proposed law.

TUC objections haring been answered by the
Minister t.lf the Finances, the President .pat die
question to the vote by the rippel 14►OM1111:1
f.. 0 members voted fur and 23 against the ksw.

The law on the in►lirect taxes having been ap-
pr►;red by both Chambers, his Majesty has now
issued a Procbtmaticn enforcing it as a law of the

ing(torri.

ZURICII, Sarr. 7.—The Swiss Diet bell its
st sitting 'cin the 4tl) of this month, and then

ti ru;i c up.

VIENICA, SIPT. 7.—Workmen are now employ-
ed in putting in `order the rooms in the Palace
which were inhabited J.y the Empress Maria
Theresa, the Emperor's seeonel ‘vife.

FRANK VO SLUM. .16.—We can poiv announce
with certainty, that All the Ambassador& to the
Diet have made a detinitive-arrangethent to begin
the Conferences► reparatary to the solemn open-
ing of tit4,Diet., with the month of October neat,

and to let the so!emn 'opening of the Diet take
place ;If tire very beginning of November,
SELt. 7.—A-new .reduction of the
truly is spoken of, by which each company of
foot would be only SO men, which, would be gi
more sure guarantee than all disclissitini qn the
subject of the continuation of peace in &trope...
Prince Jerome (Buoneparte) of Montfort, end
MI wife, will remain at ItaimblirK till their reui-
dence.at Greetz can. be got ready for their re-

ception.

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