The Sun.
London, England, 1823-04-05 00:00:00

what is the real situation of the Government of that country.—
The determination to send an army to the aid of France, has
no doubt been taken, and the orders to march been issued some
time."

And again,
" It is singular that the determination should have been
taken to send Me ( Russian) Army again to France."
In the Second Edition of our Paper of the
31st ult. we announced that the French Arm
w
y
as to commence
passing the frontier on the Ist
and '2(l instant.
/i is certain (whatever change may have since
taken place, of which, however, we know nothing),
that the Positive orders for the advance of the
French .111,11,11 had been issued ; and the Consti-
tutionnel Paris PapPr of the 3d instant, says,
" It is :within t asserted that the sig
and thsignal for hostilities has been given,
at
wo or three days at the farthest the French
army will ham /faced the Passage of the Bidassoa."
And again,
" The Ministerial evenin
mw, a call will g journal announces, that ' to-mor-
-I,:s be made for the army of reserve,"
which doubt-
-8 means that a law project will be presented by the Alinisters,
for a new levy of men. The same journal, as far as we can
divinein its meaning, through the obscurity of its language, in-
suates that we shall soon be made acquainted with the pro-
cionation of the
Luke rf dngouleme."
In a Second Edition on last Wednesday, we
announced that Government had received the
French that
of War ; and we yesterday
added, that on 'Thursday
considered at its contents had been
coand a meeting between Mr. CANNING
the French Ambassador at our Court.
The article from Brighton, in the
Chronicle of this day, says— Morning
"At the Privy Council, held in the Palace on Thursday,
ngst other matters t
r!tion otaken into consideration was the Defla-
f War by France against Spain,
Stulgated in this country until which will not be pro-
with his Majesty." lllinisters have consulted on it
lty our private intelligence, received express
w
from Paris, e
were enabled to announce, on
the 31st ult., that the Council of Ministers had
resolved on making a large addition to the French
Army.

The Journal
the des
1 Debuts (a Ministerial Paper),
" same date toith our
l Paper, states,
14 Chamber
are assure that the Ministers will this day
pres.ienttotno
f hamber ofdDeputi 1
a law project, for the orgamz
~
0 an Army of Reserve, h
by anticipation, on the levy of 1623."
The whole of
the foregoing important particud-
iars were exclusively published in THE SUN ; an
pot
beet) derived from sources of information
r °Pen to contemporary Journals, were in some
i egree disredited, merely because they were not
4,lll4ledi3telY confirmed by the concurrent testi-
f IIY °I other public Papers. We have now re-
terree4 t° therNand to the confirmations which they
lav
received from various and remote quarters,
"°L for the
Purpose of making a vain parade of our
ll:ft:liar udvantages in obtaining authentic infor-
-3'1") (though we might justly boast of our
OurPeriorii
~ Yin that respect), but for the purpose
to the the confidence of the public as
_ .....e correctness of any future annunciations
which it may he in our Power to make.

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Arnong the rumours on the Continent
he, confidently reported that the Emperor of
it has
ittlstA has 'positively determined to remove
131NNAUOTTE from the Throne of Sweden. If
:'I% report has any solid foundation, it is not im-
,'64bly connected with the recent conspiracy iii 1
'44 kiugdorn.

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CtltOk A CORRESPONDENT.]
Sto-- b
.
he4rd cE, E.JECHANGE, Twelve o'Clock.-1 have not
, ("1. the arrival of any Express from Paris
tity morning..
Speculation is on tiptoe in the
tee' resPe9tatig tile alleged receipt of the French
ration or ,„,
Phitivel vv or. NVell-in formed persons
the 3' acs that orders have been
ii. I.' eacirn, given by
'"eir. 7°vormnent to defer the march of
ntti;rillies till the lath inst. Consols `opened
Qt
..141).101d have remained unaltered, with little
;:(,) hasine,ss doing.
),,,t1
'4'11,, 441VIARKET.----ID consequence of the
. ..trivio ,
tile s,I, of Expresses, and the depression of
1145t:24641i lionds at Paris, the Foreign Market
ii0lid:11 verY hav, with little doing. Spanish
'Petted zit 245. 1 ;'•
''''ew y , .
IN, v °/ 1, Papers arrived
this morning to the
' 'arch.
1 e,tir (40Po the Commercial Aelvertiser. )
4 gee of a Litter, ront Laguira, Pub. 1-l.—
sehoo,
111.474. '''q arrived yesterday evening from
le4l4o4l,"fter a short passage, by which We
brop4titit 14 lust the tnonster Morales is in a
et%ti.;:l' tl'41); that his situation is most critical
It for A,ltaCrucia and Coro; that the troops he
ruektlitit`lo protection of the latter place had
:Paluic (141 standard and displayed that of the
'ilid that Generals Urdante and Mon.