The Sun.
London, England, 1842-02-14 00:00:00

FLANDERS AND DUTCH MAIL.

.—Il Fzu. ois Majesty the King of Prussia
left the Hague, this morning at half-past nine o'clock, to
return to his own domini;ins. Our Sovereign paid hi
Majesty a farewell visit at rine o'clock. Before his plc
parture his Majesty conferred the Grand (,foss Of the
"Zed Eagle on M. Ilochussen and on Baron liitysEen
van Kattendyke. General Luzaraz received the Cros:;
of Commander.

Yesterday, the Bth of Feb., a treaty was concluded in
this town, for the accession of the Grand Duchy of Lux-
emburg to the German Customs Union. Stipulations
have been made on this occasion which remove the in-
convenience which had hindered his Majesty, the Grand
Duke,
Bth of
ke,fromAurgautisft, 1841.
yithe original treaty, concluded on
This new convention is sianed on the one part.by the
Chancellor of the Grand Ifuchy of Luxemburg, and on
the other, by the Prussian Envoy at the Court of the
Netherlands. It was ratified on the same day by the
two Sovereigns.
UTRECHT, FEB. 10.—Yesterday afternoon, at half-
past one o'clock, the King of Prussia arrived hore, ac-
companied by Prince Frederick of the Netherlands.
• Prince Frederick accompanied the King, his brother-in-
law, to Arnheim, and passed through this city at half-
past two this morning, on his return from the kegue.
The King of Prussia left Arnheim at seven o'clock this
morning Crum DusseldorE
BRUSSELS, FEB. 10.—The average price of wheat:last
week was 21f. 59c., and that of rye 12E 56c.
General Vandermeeren has transmitted to the Attor-
ney-General the list of the witnesses whom he intends
to call on his defence in the affair of the conspiracy. -
A murder has just been committed in the territory of
the commune of Acoz. Two peasants are arrested.
The fact is that crimes never were more numerous
in Belgium than they are now ; since the many in-
stances of criminals receiving their pardon, of which they
are almost always certain, it is unsafe to venture into the
country without arms. Robberies are increasing
in a frightful manlier. The penitentiary system
has been rendered so agreeable by the care of
our philanthropists, that a multitude. of idle va-
gabonds prefer the comfortable and certain regimen
of a prison, to the liberty of starving while.
,looking
for work. _

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HANOVER FEB. 4.—The budget was laid before the
Chamber to-day,C and will undergo some discussion to-
morrow. _ _

We hear that Counsellor Ilupeden is gone to London,
to negotiate about the Brunshausen-toll, and that after
the Session is closed, M. Klenze will go to Dresden as
Member of the Commission of the Navigation of the Elbe.
BERLIN, FEB. 2.—So many orders for engraved and
lithographic portraits of our King , are received from
England, that our printsellers make good profits. Till
fresh copies could be" struck off, his Majesty's portrait
was not to be had for several days.—Hamburgh Papers,
Feb. 8.

DUTCL:FUNDS.—AitaTennan, FEB 11.
Money. Mits.
Actual Debt, 2;4 per Cent
Ditto, ditto 5 per coat.
Amart Syndic...l;4 per cent 92 % 92)0
Ditto, ditto, 314 rer cent 78% 17
Commercial Comp:tny, 4'. percent )5754 158
Ditto (18:"5 and W 37) 5 per Leal.
Loan IE. ii, 5 per cant. VS)4 01
Exchange on LonJea, One month l2 10
Twomontbs .....
Hamburgh, One month 35 6• ~,,
Two months 3l 43%
Dutch Papers, Feb. 11.
AU:AItiA:4 FUND:.—VIENNA, FEB. 3.
Itve per C.:its. Mc:ol,_,:es
Four per Cents. 9914
Thrce r.:r Cen:s.
am* Shrrea I63S
—.llsgerueine Z:ilung. Feb, 7.
PRUSSIAN EU N DS.— BIZELM.Fett. 5.
Bids. Money.
St. Schuld. Sch.. 4‘,,, per cent. ........... ..... 10144 104%
Prustian Enh:tsh I.san, 16.30, 4 per cent.... 1035
lixchange on Landon, three months — C 2UII
—Prussian Slate Gazelle. Feb. 6 •