The Sun.
London, England, 1830-08-28 00:00:00

THE EX-KING OF FRANCE.

(From the Dorset County Chronicle.)
The Ex• King of France arrived at Lulvrorth Castle on
Monday afternoon, landing near the mansion from one of
the steam•packets granted for their use by our Ministry.
A great number of persons were assembled on the beach
anti neighbouring heights, ip order to witness the approach
and landing of the fugitives, Shortly after three o'clock
two carriages arrived, with luggage and a few attendants,
and about five o'clock two other carriages drove up the
park, containing the deposed Monarch, the Duke of An.
gouleme, the Duke of Bordeaux, the Duke of Luxembourg,
and General Baron de Dames. The Ex-King was received
at the entrance of the Castle by Joseph Weld, Esq., with
whom he cordially shook hands, and immediately entere4
the Castle. The number of persona in front Of the Castle
at the time of their arrival did not exceed 200. Charlet?
(who, we believe, now bears the. title of Duke of Milan;
being prohibited from.residing in Eagland otherwise than
as a private individual) is of rather tall stature, but be
does not display his figure to any advantage, owing
.to
rather ungraceful stoop. Ile beari evident marks of age:
and appears somewhat weakened, but not so much as might
have been expected in a man nearly 73 years of age, after
the great anxieties and fatigues he has so recently under-,
gone. There is a character of mild gracefulness about his
countenance, tinged with a Oast of melancholy. The Duke
of Angouleme, his eldest son, who is 65 years of age, is
much shorter than his father, and displays in his appear-
ance little firmness or manliness. Ile looks nearly as old
as his father. The Duke of Bordeaux, who will be ten.
years old on the 29th of the next month, is a very find and
interesting child; he is tall for his age, and possesses a
countenance beaming with intelligence. The Princesses
and the retinue did not arrive until the following day. As
the whole of the suite cannot be accommodated at the
Castle, we bear that Heflieton House, occupied by the late,
Dr. Baines, has been taken during their sojourn in this
country ; and, if that should prove still insufficient, it is
rumoured that endeavours will be made to obtain Brown-
sea Castle. It is generally believed that their stay here
will not exceed a month ; an application having been made
to the Emperor of Austria for permission to pass through,
a portion of the Imperial territory, on the route to Dres-
den, where the abdicated King means to seek a permanent
residence.

The following is a list of the persons who have landed
at this port, with the stations they respectively occupy:—
The Ex-King—The Duke of Luxembourg, Captain of
the Life Guards; Count O'Hegerty, Master of the Horse;
the Baron Kingtzenger, Secretary ; Bongou, Physician ;
Le Gros, Valet de Chambre ; Henry Goury, Garcon de
Toilet; Perriquier, Butler; Duuix, Maitre de Hotel;
Sarriture, Head Cook ; 01:erness, under ditto; Crosmer,
ditto ; Raismis and Polltn, Officers de l'Office ; Bavillen,
Keeper of the Plate; Voiger, under ditto; Martin, Waiter
at Table ; Labouette, Footman ; Burthaud, ditto ; Joseph
Eltrenae, Servant to the Duke of Luxembourg.
The Duke of Angouletne—Valerant, Valet; Loagnet,
ditto ; Picard, Footman.
The Duchess of Angouleme—The Countess of Minter;
Countess St. Maurs, Accompanying Lady ; Madame de
St. Preuvo, Waiting Lady, Chev. O'Hegerty, Master of
the Horse ; I.e Lewie, Footman : Millie. Reioe, Maid to
the Countess St. Maurs.

The Duchess of Berri—Count de Mionard, Master of
the Horse; Count de Bri4sac, Major-Domo ; Count
and Countess de Charette, Friends ; Countess de &Mlle,
Accompanying Lady ; Mdlle. Annette ; lUdlle, do Amine;
Madame Berscher, Waiting Maul; Corneae, Servant to
Count Brissac. _ _

The Duke of :Bourdeault—General Baron de Dann,
Governor; M. de Barbancois, under ditto; Count tie Man-
tras, ditto; Alfred de Dames, Aide-de-Camp ; M. tie Bu-
rnie, Professor ; Chev. tin Viliale, Aide-de-Camp ; Colas
and D'Urban, Valets.
The Princeas Maria Theresa Louisa—Duchess de Gun.
tart, Governess ; M. Vachon, Teacher ;
Waiting Maid; Mlle. Charles, Maid to the Duchess.