The Sun.
London, England, 1816-07-02 00:00:00

FLANDERS MAIL.

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Aux-CilAint4g, 25.—The !renet
!One! Latapie, who has hunts-fOr sorini tithe past in
this city, tinder the &art' of the.PrOsitin police,
bas just escaped, and there. Are Stlqillg reasons for
'-thinking that he is gone towards the Kitgdoniof
th,eNetherlantls. Oders have beep sent to all
'Abe Ports of gendarmes in the Goverment of the
14.40--cr Rhine, with the description of this Officer's
perstini anti ()Melt to Arrest him wherever he
may he found on the Prussian territory.
BabittiLs, JUNE 23.—M. tie Barton, formerly.
Counsellor of the Government, is arrived in this
city, having returned from an important mission,
With which the King has been pleated to charge
him. One of the happy. results of his jotWocy
Will be the re.eitablishment of the former Im-
perial and Royal Academy of -nrosSels; on its an-
cient bases, in its primitive splendour, and With
all the IllnatlS of Lbollrin4 with activity in the
iniprovement of the sciences. and the arts, which
that illustricins body formerly enjoyed.
Fttom 'run Both's OF wurt P. Nuite, JUNE 6.-
11re learn from Stuttgart) that the influence of the
Nobility will be almost nothing in the new Con-
stitution of Wurtemberg. Thctoetleatited Princes,
kke. (these ate the Princes, Counts, &e. who were
formerly independent Members of the old German
T.:mpire, but were deprived by the Act of the Con.'
federation of the Rhine of their rights irf SoVe-
reignty, and made subject to the great Sovereigns,
the Kings of Wurtemberg, Bavaria, &o. within
whose Lingdoms their tettitOries were• Si-
tuated)' who, under the pretext of detlnd-
ing the rights of the nation, have only
'sought to exasperate all classes against the Go-
vernment, and to reap alone the profit' of all the
concassiotis vid;ich the King might make, have
i4nnpletely failed; arid the public opinion huts de,
'dared against them, since it hits been known what
demand they indite in the Itingdorn of-Wurtem•
berg. One of these del-hands is not to beat any
kind of persdnoi ter communal (one might call
these tast, perhaps, parish) elts.rg4; and tri be
exempt, both themselves 'and their families, from
alt military service ;' it is this latter dernand in par,
tienlar which has eicited the,.most discontent.

ANTWERP, JUNR .25.--/Ottriff has just been
published, tient ding to 'Which the Consuls In En-
'reign Ports, excepting:the Potts of the Levant
and the MediteVranean, including Gicliz. are au-
thorised to receive the consular fees conformably
to his Majesty's Dec'rea -0f ,Juno 1, 181'6.

BRUSIELS, JUNE 26.—For some yews past, se.
veral persons distributed incendiary letters in the
Arroucigsement of HAsselt ; one of diem, named
Vlieitenl has at length been arrested in the very,
fact. He has confes,eti every thing, and neoied
three of his accomplices, *ha were immediately
arteateit.

These letteri have too often all the effect
which their cAricked atitbors propose ; the rich
i►►habitant of the ,country, terrified by these
tore t`, thinks he cannot escape the burning of
his properttexcept by depositing the sinus which
ure demanded of him; but even though the crime
iliould not attain this end, it is not the less
able since it troubles the repose of the, citizen
*butts it obliges to be always on his goard.
It is with reason that the law.bas pronounced
the severest penalties against it, and no criminal
of this description can expect any indulgence from
the Courts of Justice. Mr. Thornton, the Eng-
lish Ambassador to Sweden, :arrived at Liege on
the 23,1 or this month, and departed' the next
411 to proceed to his destination.