The Sun.
London, England, 1814-07-14 00:00:00

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thisso expeditiously, that the coachman only
• iched the door in time 'to be told, on t3hut't'ing
it, to " .drivei to the Prilteess of WALES'S, in
Commoght-place, to gallop all the way, and that•
n'e: would ,receive tcts guineas ! ! !'' '
At :Connaught House, there was only one of the.
Ladies in Waling upon "(he Princess of WALES.,
Ivho, upon this unexpected event, instantly dis-
:atched an -Express to her Royal Mistress to
Blackheath. tkpresi toot H. R. H. on her
return to Town, and delivered the Note, acquaint-
ing her with what had happened i----npon ivhicll
she immediately drove tO the House 'of Commons,
as stated iu THE SUN of 'yesterday, to look for
those persons Upon whose advice 'she unfortu-
nately relies. Not finding any-of them, her able
Privy,ounselloi• BROUGHAM was sent for, and
consulted -upon thiS embarrassing,explusion.
The Flight of the. PRINCESS from Warwick
House was soon wade I;.HOwri to the PRINCE
GENT, at the Duke of Yoak's, where a great
party were assembled. Notice of it Was also sent
to the Qtiiitt., who had a card-party, and which
she instantly left. A Council was called, and
Lord ELLENBOROUGH and. Lord ELDON Were eon..
;tilted. The Duke of YORK, and three of the
PRINCE REGENT'S people, went to Connaught
Pouse, and stated to nerßoyalli ighness her Father's
commands to conduct her baCk. BRouoLIAm,
it seems (we blush while we write h), had previous-
ly acquainted her Royal Highness, that by the Lws
of the land, shentuSt obey her Father's commands
and accordingly, at a little past three' o'clock yes-
terday morning, her Royal Highness was convey-
ed to Carlton House. is here she now remains—all
the-persons by' whom she has, been served being
removed from attendance- oil her person, except
Mrs: LEwts, win. had followed Oe'r to Connaught
House with her night cloaths, and who was per-
mitted to return with her in the carriage, along
with the Duke of YORK. ' •

A Councii was summoned to tneet at 10 o'clock,
ou the saine evening, at the Foreign Office. • It
sat there about two hours, and then adjourned to
Carlton-house, where it sat till three yesterday
morning. It niet again in the furenoony• and re-
maine'd some tune in deliberation.
It is mentioned that, Lords SPENCER and Ea-
SK/NE assisted at it. -
Witt) tegArd to the future arrangements con-
template[' with the view of putting an end to in-
trigues to which it -is so little the interest
of the Princess CHARLOTTE, either morally-
or politically; W be a, party, it is, we, be-
: lieve, correctly stated, that in the first instance
i.tbe P4INCE REGENT informed his- Daughter
ft ker 'Royal trlighness mast forthwith take
up her residence in Carkon-house; and from
theme- proceed. to ',Cranford-lodge, where the
' Countess Dowager of ROSSLYN, the, Countess .of
ILCHESTER, the MO Miss COATES'S, and Mrs.
CAMPBELL, who were actoilly in the next room
in readiness, would wait upon her. It has also
been intimated that the amiable Princess MARY
would be associated with her Niece at the apart-
clients iu Carleon-house prepared for their recep-
tion.

We abstain from adding comment to this long
detail, chiefly _heeauhe we have interspersed it
with observationi, which will indicate how: highly
we disapprove of the line of -conduct previously
sanctioned by this young and ill-advised PRiNcEss,
and how much we condeMn the very intemperate
and unbecoming measure with which it has ter-
minated.

The Faction, who have been accustomed to
play off Child against Parent, will have a business
openly in hand, well suited to their talents L—it is
better so than to have them by mean underhand
subterfuges, poisoning the/youtliful wind of an
unsteady Child, unknown to her Father, and her,
and their litUNcE. We Shall-Watch them narrowly,
and expose their base and insidious dealings to
public detestation..

We have French Papers to the 13th, which, in-
dependant of our Extracts, inform us, from Lau-
sanne of sth. July, that the New Swiss Constitu-
tion has been produced, for the Nineteen Cantons;
its principal _provisions we shall give to-morrow.
The. Duke of ST. CARLOS is, it is said, to be
the Spanish Minister at the Congress at Vienna.
The Treaty
,between Russia and Denmark has
,been ratified. The Emperor ALEXANDER was to
reach Carlsrhhe on 'the 7th, and the 9th and 10th
Lonisburgh, on a-visit to the King of WURTEM-
BERG.

The following is an extra6t'of a letter from
,Madrid, which has just reached us, and is, we
believe,. the latest direct communication from that
capital. We are sorry to add to it, that we ga-
ther from other sources, that there is no freedom
of the Press in Spain, and in Madrid they ate as
ignorant of public matters as if they were in
Jerusalem:
Madrid, June 27, 1514.

" Nothing new or ipportant rises amongst us ; the waters
are no longer.troubled by the whillwind of -contending 'pas-