The Sun.
London, England, 1825-05-23 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

(From the Monitei►,r of Friday, M►ay 20.)
The Official Part gives the details of the Presentation of his
Excellency Prince. 'Esterhazy, as Ambassador Extraordinary
frCM the EMPerot of Austria, to attend the Coronation of his
Majesty. (It is stated that the Ambassador complimented his
31ajesty, and that his Majesty answered, but neither of the
Speeches is given.)

Rants, MAY 19.—1 t is announced that the Itinerary of the
King for Itheinni is regulated as follows :—O the 24th his
'Majesty will set out for CoMpiegne, where he will remain till
the 27th in the morning. when he will go to names, where he
will Ni..top. On the 23th, his 'Majesty will go to a village Called
Ftotigeux. The King will herrneived there by his whole Fa-'
roily. the great Ofcers, it.z. When the procession is al-
selmbled, will his solemn entry into the city of
Rbeims, and will 'proceed to the Cathedrtl, where- he
frill
attend vespers. Ilia Majesty is to remain at Rheims till the Ist
of June, and will then go to Compeigne. - It appears that the
solemn entry into Paris will be on` he flat June. The fete will
commence on the pith. and continue ten days. It nwiy be judged
hY all the preparations that these fetei will be extremely magni-
ficent, and worthy of the august occasions. •

( From the Eta;l: or-Mq 21. )
_ •

CONSTAX L TINOPL, APRIL 23.—,e Py on Extraordinary
to the spot from all quarters. The
Channel. )—Alarming news has arrived from 'the Alorea. Ilcra-
ham Pacha is in 'a desperate SitUation ; he iS surLroUnded by the
the' signal for a
levy en masse. The electric spark has not a more speedy effect.
Ltretleihns; owfl'tiolii.a:Le'yb;:itae:iin:Gr:pec i1......4 bieri.
The captains of the Christian vessels qm` riving fro the coasts
:If the Nt dc'ea, consider 'lhrall'aiii: as nearly ruined, but the
Turks gill flatter themselves that he will extricate himself from
his erriliaras.f.ftent. ' ",Ve hear nothing of the army of iteds'ehea
Padua. which was to penetrate into the Mores Dv Tetrad -=r
burg Gazett;) , .

Foam )

&SaDRID, 3.lAr Private Car9esponzience.l hie)ybtals:
rtntr' of 'tear Bratnt-e,. and still more the bad
.o.overnTrat lath; money corvel, into.the

Colonel Vaca, of the regiment of the Prince, arrived here yes-
terday post, bringing to the Government dispatches, containing
the account of those events, all the details of which are not yet
known to The public ; and it does not appear that the disorders
had ceased when M. Vaca left Seville ; but a very
remarkable circumstance is, that a great number o
worthless persons, of whom Seville contains more than any
other city in Spain, and who seek for confusion in the hopes of
plunder, having joined the groups of soldiers, and waiting to
attack the house of some rich Liberal, the troops opposed it.
saying that they already paid but too much to the Government,
and that the evil dial not come from them. The Government
has not' published any part of the dispatches brought Capt.
Hall, commanding the Yea corvette; but it displays great• ac-
tivity in fitting out at Corunna the second expedition for the
Havannah. It seems to fear some attempt of the Mexicans
against. Cuba. •

Letters frbm Lisbon say that the number of officers, subal-
terns, and privates, of the former Constitutional army, who
took refuge in Portugal, is much more considerable than
heretofore.

FRENCH FUNDS.—PARTS, MAY 20. —Five per Cents.
opened at 101 f. 25c. ; closed at 101 f. 35c.—Three per Cents.
74f. 70c.—Neapolitan,` Three per Cents. 90f. 70c.—Spanish
ditto, 17if.—Royal Spanish Loan, 67E—Exchange on London,
one month, 24f. 95c.; three months, 24f. 80c.—(Court Au-
thor:tips.)