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... FLANDERS MAIL. BRUSSELS, MARCH 9.—On the last market-day at Arlon there was a considerable fall in the price of potatoes. This happy circumstance is attributed to the fact, that this is the time when the farmers open the pits, in which they keep the potatoes ...
... demand ; it is not likely he will be induced to agree to the evacuation, except through the intervention of the Conference. Perhaps the whole account is rather premature, for the evacuation of the citadel, and the mode of it, was treated of in a preceding ...
... FLANDERS MAIL. BRUSSELS, MARCII 9.—ln the sitting of the Chamber) Representatives to-day, M. d'Elhoringhe read the report) the central sectior, which has examined the project of law, making some alteration in the tariff of Customs, in consequence of the ...
... FLANDERS MAIL. A Mail from Flanders brought intaigence at a late hour last night from Aix-la-Chapelle to the 28th ult. The conferences of the Sovereigns and the great Ministers of State are on the point of commencing. Loi d CASTLEREAGH, HARDEN.. BERG ...
... FLANDERS MAIL. BRUSSELS, MARCH 9.—On the last market day at Arlon there was a considerable fall in the price of potatoes. This happy circumstance is attributed to the fact, that this is the time when the farmers open the pits, in which they keep the potatoes ...
... FLANDERS MAIL. BRUSSELS, Jaw. 2.—The King. accompanied by M. Conway, set out this morning for his country seat at Ardenne. This evening, at eleven o'clock, a funeral service was performed in the church of St. Jacques, near Candenburgh, on occasion of ...
... FLANDERS MAU/. ~,,1^f Brussels Papers to the 17th are the date of the 16th, the following is Hostilities began yc . ..terdtv, The 15th ' l :l l :e isse F i r s e ' n ' c — h began fivst ; they frontiera little 11 ve retired, itloor t u o rt ‘ si t i ...
... HAMBURG AND FLANDERS MAIL. AUGSBURG, Nov. B.—A report of Prince Dem“rius Ypsilanti to the President of Greece, dated from the camp at Kotumala, 28th September, and inserted in the Egina Gazette, says : A Turkish corps of 7,000 men (regular and irregular ...
... FLANDERS MA IL. ANTWERP AUG. 29.—We learn that several cargoes of wheat are expected from England. All kinds of flour and bread are rather dearer at Brussels than fixed by 14th of August. Among the passengers by the Wilberforce steamer are—General Sir ...
... FLANDERS AND DUTCH MAIL BRUSSELS, APRIL 24.—M.Nothomb arrived at Brussels yesterday evening. Baron Bulow arrived at Rotterdam on Monday on board the Batavier Steam-boat from London. The tribunal has passed sentence on Messrs. Ries, Defosse, and Woeste ...
... vernment alledges that this charge is only the p rice afety of Brussels and of the evacuation of our territory S he Dutch. The expenses of the French army durigt time that we have mentioned are estimated at the one million two hundred thousand pounds ...
... ally obliged. If the asylum afforded to the French Royal Family in Flanders during 100 days can be made a pretence to ask for commercial privileges, what privileges might not England expect, who fostered and cherished this same family for 20 years, and ...