The Sun.
London, England, 1823-06-12 00:00:00

(PRIVATE- LETTER.)

PAUIS, JUNE o.—Lord Holland, Lady Oxford, and Mrs.
Hutchinson, have just received orders from the police to kayo
Paris immediately ; in consequence of the representations that
were made, they have been granted ciiht days to Make their
preparations. . . .
The Minititer of War has received this day.news considered
of a most important nature, for the greatest precautions have.
been taken to prevent them transpiring. The fall of the lientes,j
has been generally attributed to tins circumstance. After three•
o'clock, they fell from 87f. 15e. (at which they closed) to 80f..
40c. A variety of news from Spain of an unfavourable -nature:
was spoken of, 'relative to the insurrection of several Spanish
provinces, and the numerous Guerillas that infested the,} rencli
army.
Letter of the 3d and 4th have been received from Madrid.
They state that the King was on his way . to. Cadiz, and that
the communications of the French army had become exceedingly

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interrupted.
Letter., frail Marseilles state, that the Mediterranean was
covered. by Spanish privateer*, which take every French vessel
they mett, and had taken a French tartane within sight of
Marseilles. This is Confirmed trot-4).4°0m0 quarters.

BAyoNNE) Juric is affirmed that
has moved frinit Astorga Wale, where he
might harass the rear and fiank;of our army. It is proposed to
form at Madrid a regiment under the name of Royalist Batta.
lion, of the deserters from the Constitutional army. It is sop.
posed that now the capital Is occupied by the French the ope.
rations of the.Constitutionalists will begin ; who have left in
the four provinces of 'liberty, Asturia, Navarre, and Aria.
gon, several guerillas of sixty horsemen each. They have,
however, to contend not only with superior forces, but also
against an enemy whose great peCuniary resources must fleets.
sarily enable him to paralyse the measures of the tioverninent
of the Cortese, and in fact part of the people have been gained
by the liberal payments made by the army for every thing with
which it has been furnished. Gold has besides been lavishly
expended not only in the town,
and villages occupied by the
French, for the purpose of exciting the people against the Con.
stitutionalists, and of glivin
g new vigour to the countetwevolu-
oticoenu ;p t sae
esuyisatreityu
Cadiz,
it; e,
,Seville,
ed ven in places not yet
Grenada, 'Valencia, Murcia, and in ''laalllaGalltei Cordova,
Galicia. 'lr"va j
o deprive
the Spaniards.of the aid of the Portuguese,. discord and civil
war in that country are encouraged, and it is even affirmed,,
that a revolutionary Committee has been formed at Valladolid,
and a sum of two millions of reancs placed at the disposal of
Count Amarante, exCluaive of other sums which have been ex-
pended at Oporto and Lisbon.
ths MAJESTY.-4The KING, our readers
will
be rejoiced to hear, continues rapidly to regain
his strength, which is all that is required for his
Majesty's perfect recovery, his general "health.
being very good,--Ilia Majesty's tine appearance
and affable manners of Aseot Races yesterday-
again delighted every squadrOO of.
ships is preparing for attendance
upon his Ma-
' jesty, to rendezvous at'Spithead n the 2 th inst.
—They will consist of the Royal George yacht,
the lion. T. R. Cutlet (at Portsmouth),--the
Royal Sovereign yacht, Captain Charles Adam
(at Deptfortl)-and the Prince Regent yacht,
Captain Sir Michael Seymour (at DeptfortO, to-
gether with some sloops and smaller vesSels now
at Chatham and Portsinouth.
Yesterday afternoon, about two o'clealt, Prince
1:M01'0M), accompanied by Prince .nrus
DOFP, and attended by ylr ROHEItT GAUDINLIt
and Sir ll"Ertuir , arrived at Marlborough
liouie from Claremont.
The Duchess of KENT will again visit Ron s-
gate early in. the ensuing autumn. Pritice Lc°.
POLD will proceed thither about the same time.
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. sir FitANds Buitom, we regret to hear, con-
' dunes indisposed at his house in St. Jaittes's.

place.
The Duke of DEVONSHIRE linS left town for
Brighton, where he Wends to remain for a few
days ; Oil his return to town, his Grace will, it is
said, give a grand Fete Champetre at his Villa
at Chiswick, after which he will immediately
retire, for some time to the Continent.
l:11tee ncßYoyal George
the Portu.
Last evening Mr. Gronuu llot.ssca left town,
gweiettsleA
m dispatcheshassidfroorm I
is ,
to join
steam packet, at Falmouth, from which place she
sails on Thursday evening the 12th, with the
Mails for the Peninsula.
According to late accounts from Prussia, there
is at present such a want of forage in the circle
of Marienwerder, that a great mortality is raging
among the cattle. Ills MAJESTY, with great be.
nevolence, has given 6000 dollars to the circle for
the purchase of seed-oats.

Their Serene Highnesses the Prince and Princess Charles de
Beauvtru, in Piccadilly; the Alarquis Augustus and -Marchio.
ness de la GOange, in 'Piccadilly ; Lieut.-General the Count de
la Grange; LadyAntella Kaye and,the Misses Kaye, in Berke.
ley.square; Holt Mrs. Chas. Bcauclerk and the Misses Beau-
clsrit, in Chichester-street, ,Grosvenor.squitire ; Viscount and
Vaicountess Hansen, in .lermyristreet ; Lady 'Alvanley and
Mites Arden, in St. Jarnes's-plue ; Earl and. Cou ntelts of Ileaq.
Chanip,. in Portman-square ; Captain Gascoigne, in South Aud-
, l fetreet ; Mrs. Banbury, in "Great Cumberland-street ;- Mr.
'.}banes, in Portugal-street; Mr.-. and' Mts. Blackburn Ireland,
in ; Dowager Lady Lambert, in Manchester-square;.
Baron and Baroness de Cases, in Beaumont-street ; Count
Moltke, in Hinde-street. ' -

FASHIONABLE 'PARTIES. , •
The Duke and Ducheas of Beaufort entertained Viscount
and Viscontess Granville and a distinguished party at dinner
yesterday, at their house in Grosvenor-square.
The Ladies Fitzpatrick entertained a distinguished party of
faahionables yesterday, at their house in Grosvenor.place.
Sir W. Stirling. Bart. had a large party to dinner yesterday,
'nt his lionse.in Pall-mall,
Lord Sherborne entertained a large party of distinction to
dinner yesterday, at his house in Lower Grosvenor-street.

SPpitTING INT fIAAGENCE.

ASCOT. DEATH. RACES-,
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NyOrqsri.ty--(Sicown 11.tv.)
His MAJESTY and Suite again "lienottred the course with a
visit, and was received with acclainatiens., In addition to the
Nobles yesterday there were
.Count and Countess Lieven, Lord
and Lady Cooper, Lord Scarhorough, &c. The course W 43
more brilliantly than numerously attended.

The. Duke of
.York's Plate of 501. ' •
Mr. Brown's 'Wouvennan's, aged, Ott ' .., ,i . ' 1
Mr. Ileathcote's Brother to Antelope' - - - - . 2
Su prize, Vanloo, and Peter Fin arted, but were not placed.
.
Even betting on the winner, and , to 1 against any other.—
rode Docker the winner.—A good race.
The Wy
inktield Stakes of 50ga each, for 3 yr olds; colts, fists
. .. Vb. I , fillics,.Bst. tilb., New mile.
Mr. Biggs's Bertram . - . - - - 1
D. of Orafton's Cinder .
Mr. Turner's: c. by Phantom ... , . -'.. , 3
A tine Race, ,and won by half n length.—The two former
were Derbz.horses.-Eleven to ten on Cinder.
Swink), Stakes of 25gs each. New Mile.
tat Darlington's Marcellus . - , :- .. - 1
1-4,Jersey's c. by Counts . , - . - - 2
Sam Cbiffney rode and lost one of hii stirrups in the race,
from the other Joekeyriding across him. 5t02 on the Witmer.
. ' - . The Albany Stakes, fora yrs old.
Ld .Jersey's r. by .Comes - - . walked over.
The king left immediately after the list rice, and was loud-
ly cheered.

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