The Sun.
London, England, 1820-10-20 00:00:00

FLANDEtt' MAIL.

BRUSS'ELS, OCT. 11.-MS Majesty opened, this
morning; the Session of the States General in
person, by a speech from the Throne. The fol-
lowing are the passages relating to Foreign
Powers :-

" foreign- re tat ;ow continue to be maintained with re-
ciprocal good will, and I hare the satisfactimi of being able
to assure you, thati continue to hope that peace which is so
necessary to ns, will be preserved.
" By amicable negociations with the British GorernMent,
I shave succeeded making an arrangement modifying the
first article of the Convention, which regulates the commerce

of landowners and mortgagees, subjects of the kingdom of the
Netherlands, in the Colonies of Demerara, Essequibo, and
Berhice. By this arrangement, sanctioned by my high Ally,
the King of Great Britain, the liberty of navigating with the
vessels mentioned in the first article, iS prolonged for a period
,of fire years.
" The exertion of my Minister at Constantinople, seconded
by the Ministers of my august ally the Emperor of Russia, has
succeeded in inducing the Ottoman Porte to recognise our
ancient ligiqs to the navigation of the Black Sea."—llis Ma-
jesty then drew a favOurable picture ,ot the internal. 'state of
the Kingdom.
VIENNA, ticT. Diplomatic Agents accredited to
our Court have received the invitation not to leave this

AnGsnnau, Oct. G.—Letters from Italy speak of an
Italian Congress to he held at Florence, where Plenipoten
tiariet from all the Sovereigns of Upper and Middle Italy wil
Meet to.concert measures relative to the present political situ-
ation of Italy. It is said that an Austrian Plenipotentiary
will preside in the conferences that are to he held at •F ;
but the terns of the opening of he Congress is not mentioned.
The Austrian Observer says, that according to authentic
intelligence from Turkey, the rebellion of Ali Paella is wholly
suppressed, after having lost all his provinces by defeat, or
by desertion among' his troops. He resolved to give battle tai
the Turkish army four miles from Jannina, but met with Such
ill success, that his capital fell into the binds. of the enemy,
he retiring with 400 men (as has been already reported) into
the citadel.

A Meeting of some of the Inhabitants of the
Parish of St. George, Hanover-square, for the
purpose of voting an Address to HER MAJEST Y,
toole-place yesterday.
,The Meeting was held at
the Haunch of Venison Yard, the Heads of the
Parish having most laudably refused to suffer the
Church to be profaned on such an occasion.—
Mr. HonnousE took the Chair, and entertained
the company with all that rancorous ribaldry
hich he has often vented -against Government
before he was imprisoned for sedition, and of
course with increased fury since he suffered that
well-merited punishment. He declaimed upon
the innocence of QUEEN, which innocence,
he declared, was fully manifest, and that
now the trial was oh His MAJ tsT Y's Minis-
ters for a Conspiracy against her. After
this copious tide of hacknied declamation,
he, was followed by Mr. PETER Moo u, who
is such a rival in " absolute wisdom" with
Mr. Alderman Noon, that we spare our loyal
Readers the pain of seeing our columns disgraced
by such vulgar trash as bade defiance to common
sense and decency. After a string of Resolu-
tions,' compounded of folly and faction, had
been read, and of course carried unanimously in
such. a Meeting, and a Vote of Thanks to the
Chairman/had passed, an Address founded on the
Resolutions was adopted.—The Parish of St.
George, Hanover-square, contains many of the
most distinguished characters for opulence, rank
and respectability, and, to the honour of that
Parish, not one of them disgraced themselves in
being present at this Radical Association.

Intelligence, we understand, has been received
in town that the Spanish Cortes have given up
the Floridas to the United States.---(Timcs.)
Yesterday Lord CASTI.ERE4GH had an audience
of his MAJESTY at his. Palace, in Pall-mall.
The Duchess of GLOUCESTER visited the KING
yesterday.
The Duke of CAMBRIDGE has returned to
Vienna from llting-ary:
THE THEATnE.--After the performance of
She Stoops to Conquer, at Covent Garden Theatre,
last night, a Comedy that was well performed in
all its parts, a beautiful and interesting Bal-
let was brought forward, under the title of
PNgmation. The story is so well known that
it is hardly necessary to say more than that it
has been well expanded into dramatic effect, and
that it was admirably supported by those dancers
who are no longer the victims of vulgar hostility,
but are now received every night with the ap-
plause which their extraordinary talents deserve.
The scenery is appropriate and beautiful.
JUSTICES 04' TILE PEACE.—From the many al-
terations which have taken place in the laws
that are within the immediate jurisdiction of
the Magistrates of Counties, an eminent Sessions
Lawyer has it in contemplation, after the next
Session of Parliament, to offer to the Public an
ENTIRE NEW Work on this important branch of
English Jurisprudence.
TUE COLON! t is in contemplation to
establish a periodical Work, relating to THE
COLONIES, to
be published six numbers an-
nually, and considerable progress has been made
for the appearance of it in January next.
The Rev. Wm. CURWEN, who has perhaps the
finest dogs in Northumberland, or Cumberland,
has offered to meet the sportsmen of Whitehaven
with them whenever they may feel inclined for
the sports of the field.

The Louth Coursing Meeting commences this
season on the last day of the present month.