The Sun.
London, England, 1814-06-09 00:00:00

ST. SEgASTIAN MAIL

Corunna Papers to the 18th of May are ar-
rived ; their contents are 'of little importance.—
The Carrie de Espana, of the bill,
.Contains a
veil/long letter,. addressed te,their' deceased Ma-
gistrates,. the-Extraordinaty,and Ordinary Cortes.—
The author accuses them, and cites cases of their
baviug exercised the -most insupportable tyranny,
crliile they and their accomplices, the Jacobin.
.Touriialists,fare preaching up liberty. .

VEnA Cauz, fF.33;8.-,4lVe are informed that
the convoy from Mexico. is at Puebla, waiting, for
an express to -conic here ; it consists of 9000
mules, with 4,000,000 of piastreid
On the sth January there was an action be-
tween Senor Llano and the remains of the troops
of Norollta. The enemy lost 700 men ; Mats-
.
MIMS, .and 270 'others, were taken prisoners,
.with 15 Chiefs;- who were taken to Mexico to be
executed the re.st,-among whom were many
priests and 'friars, were executed on the spot.,
There is a band of 1200 rebels in the neigh-
bourhood of Alvarado.

_ . Tbn Deputies ,of the Cortes for 1815 and 1816,
from Orezaba, are already elected.

.TPE LNGLISH,•RUSSIAN, AND PRUSSIAN

COURTS.

Yesterday our -own iind two Foreign Monarchs
held their Courts in the Metropolis of England.
In the morninz the Prince Regent of ENGLAND
gave audiences at Carlton House to thr: Austrian
Minister, Baron JACOBI; Sir -CHARLES STEWART,
ViSCOUIIt,CASTLEREAGII, &C.

The Emperor of RUSSIA has accepted of the
Duke of CUMBERLANWS apartments iu St. James's
Palace, fOr the purpose. of State business, which
has been fitted up most splendidly by the com-
mands of the PRINCE REGENT, in a mannersuit-
able for the receptidn of such an august. Person ;
but the 'EMPEROR continues his residence at Puite-
ney Hotel. .
THE EMPEROR OF RUSSIA'S COURT.
Yesterday at 'one o'clock the E.mraon held a
Court or Levee at Cumberland House.
A few minutes after one o'clock, the EMPEROR,
dressed in green regimentals, attended by Lord
*YARMOUTH; his Majesty's Chamberlain, and his
numerous Suite, arrived in five of the PRINCE.
REGENT's carriages, escorted by a Party of Dra-
goon Guards, or Queen's Bays ; they were re-
ceived by a guard of honour, and the Band, in
their State uniform, stationed in the court-yard
for that purpose. The EMPEROR was received at
the door of Cumberland iloue by COL THORN-
TON, who was intraduced to him by the Earl of
YARMOUTH, and the EMPEROR conversed very
condescendingly with the Colonel for some time.
,The EMPEROR was then conducted to the State
Apartments on the first, floor, where all the Fo-
•reiguers were ushered in. English visitors
were shewn into the dining-room on tha ground

At half Oast one the PRINCE REGENT arrived at
CuMberland-house. In the first carriage was
Colonel BLOOMFIELD, his Royal Highness's
cipal Equerry. In the second carriage yeas .his
• Royal Highness, accompanied by the .Thike of
YORK and Viscount CASTLEREAGH, hit Secretary
of State for Foreign Affairs. 1113 Royal Highness
was escorted by a party ~f Horse Guards his ar-
rival was announced by the sound of trmapets, and
the band of the Guaril of. Honour playing " God
save the King."—The Parxce was received by
the Lord Chamberlain, the Lord Steward, the
Cabinet Ministers, the Great Coifieers of State,
and the Ilousehold, those who have returned to
England, after filling high diFlomatic situations.
abroad,. eic. toget her with the Dukes of K ENT and
CANnarnoe. His Royal Highness the PRINCE
REGENT - was 'dressed- in a Field-Marshal's uni;-
form, wearing Orders of, the Garter and Esprit ;
he was met, after he had ascended the first flight
of stairs, by the EmPeaoa, who very graciously
received hiM as his visitor, and conducted him to
his state apartments, when the Court commenced,.
mid they were all formally presented to the Ead-
PE.ROR by his Chamberlain and Count LIEVEN.---
There were present--
Count Orloff, Prince 13.orskie, Could Woroazow, the Spa-
nigh Ambassador, General Platuff, Vo,int-Del'olly, the Sar.
dinian Ambassador, Earl Chotmondelev, General Ahil-
hod, Count Munster, Count Onbow, baron Ilardenberg,
Goma Ratiziritr, Mr, Hist/ Major Duke, the -Wirtemberg

•
.
Minhter,- the Morquis,of. Hertford, the Marquis of Win-
chester, Lieutenant-General of Brigade Count de Krulion-
zethi, the Hessian Minister, Count Bembel, the Sci retard to
the Austrian Minister, Mr. Newman, Mr. B. Bathurst, Earl
Of Harritwby,- Mr. Euketl, thn Danish Anthassador, Mr.
:Vogek, the Dutch Anibasiadoi, the Prince of Mecklenburih,
'tlati,Eita of A )eidcen, the Bavarian Amhassadvr, Prince SO:i-
lia:4f, Generid I3erestrip, the Primer, Castricfrata, Prince
Paul of Wine/911(4n, Viscount Cathcart., 'Prinre Stahrem-
ling, Mr. naval, the Right —lion. N. Vansiatiat Austrian
Ambassador; Vi3courit Jocelyne, Earl of Liverpool, Viscount
Sidmouth, the Earl of Buckinghamshire, Prince Meternich,
the Russian Amhassador, the Earl of Westmoreland, Earl of
Macclesfield, the Duke nf"Montrose,..Earl Bathurst, &c. Ad-
Juiral Sir Jas. Sanniorez was introduced to the Emperor,
by .special appointment, by Count Lieven.
The Court continued rather wore than halt an.
hour. • On the company leaving, the EmrEttor:
conducted the PRINCE REGENT to the door, and
afterwards confirmed in conversation .• with Sir
CHARLES STEWART for some time. The Emec-
Rom and his Suite then returned to Pulteney
Hotel.

THE KING OF PRUSSIA'S COURT.
The King of PRUSSIA'S Levee was attended by
all the above distinguished characters, except the
Emperor of ltussiA and his Suite, with the addi-
tion of -Marshal General BLUCHER, who was
dressed in his full regimentals, and wearing the
blue ribbon, and the valuable medallion With the
likeness of himself, with, which the PEINCE
REGENT was graciously pleased to invest him
on Tuesday; also an orange-coloured ribbon of
another Order.' The gallant and venerable
warrior was received with a similar ecstacy
by the populace on hii entering and leaving the
house, as he was on Tuesday on his entering into
London, and at Carlton=llonse,. , The PRINCE
REGENT and the company were received by his
:11A.TESTZ'S Aid-de-Camp, Baron litiouonwiscHA,
and Lord CHARLES BENTINCK, Iris Chamberlain,
appointed by the PRINCE REGENT. The..u.mg
PRUSSIA was accOmpanied,by his sons,. his bro-
thers, his nephew, and cousin, mid his numerous,
suite. His-MAz-EsTY's Levee- closed at -a quarter
before,three o'clock, The Emperor of Russui,
and nearly the tvholeof the Foreigners, were
without powder at both the Levees,.