The Sun.
London, England, 1823-09-01 00:00:00

of ammunition, and of provisions of all kinds.

General Novella, the Governor, and Campine,
with the Pastor, are missing from the garrison.
Marshal the Duke of fteggle infeims his nigh.

!less that perfect tranquillity 'reigns at Madrid,
a►►d in the whole of the district under his emus

mand.

Prince Irohenlohe presses with great vigour
the blockade of Santona. Marshal Lauriston is
occupied with great activity at the siege of Pam-
peluna.

MADIUD, AUG. 21.—Amongst the Generals
vllO have remained at Seville, we observe Espe-
leta, son of the Count of that name, Viceroy of
Navarre, who was one of the !nest faithful ser-

rants of the King.
PuYcturm, A ua. 20.—We arc assured to-day
411" the Constitutional army carries with it 400
M. 500 mules, laden with provisions. 'l'heywere on
the 18th at Solsona and its environs. We are given

lo understand ascertain that Baron d'Eroles,Saars

field) Manso, and a French General, are at Pons,
►mtereepting the passage of Seu. It is thought
that the intention of Milans and Llobera is to
move again on Calaf. This army, which was
composed a few days ago of from 7 to 8,000 men,
has diminished to 5,000.

( From at Pink of Yrsierdoll.)
It' is reported ou 'Change that the confident
lloPes which were entertained of the approaching

cessation of hostilities have greatly diminished.
it is much feared that in a few days we shall hear
the result of a new rupture.
truarr., AUG. 19.—The enemy left yesterday
(the 18th) the town of Solsona, taking the direc-
tion of • Calaf and Riosca. If the garrison of
Urge! depended on the expedition of Milans and
Llohera for succour, they are deceived, as dis-
positions were taken to frustrate the enemy.
PitneioN.tx, Atm. 20.—We learn that Milans
occupies the environs of Berga.
AUG. 21.—The position of the enemy, accord- '
ing to a letter from Berge, was on the 19th at
Guisana. lie was followed by an enormous
convoy of cattle.

The propositions of the Duke of ANGOULEME,
it WAS said, ware addressed personally to the
King FannINAND,But the French Flag of
Zruce was told by the Spanish Ministry that lie

must deliver his firopositions to thou. tiis reply
was, that his orders were to deliver the letter
of which he was the bearer to the King only.—
Lie was accordingly sent about his business. But
then it is said that Admiral VALDEZ at tenth re-
ceived the communication from the Messenger!
Supposing this to be true, and supposing
further (what by no means appears) that
VALDEZ laid the document before the KING,
then, we would ask, who is to carry the answer
to the Duke of ANGOULENIE ? The Ministry,
of course, will not .t—the KING CUIIIIOI

this step be the only one taken towards a nego-
elation, it seems to have been frustrated at the

outset .!

CITY, 0/IC o'Clock.—Consols opened this morn-
ing at 831. and got up to 83. t, at which they arc
steady, with little doing. The Expresses from
Paris have brought the French Rentes at 9:21.
55c.; Spanish 43. Private accounts from the
above capital state that great fear is enter-
tahred there that the Cortes will not accede
to the terms of the Duke d'ANGOULEME.—
They also state, that when the live days allowed
by the Prince have expired, the Frerreh will
immediately storm the Trocadero, and that, hav-
ing that port in their ,possession, they will be
able to bombard Cadiz.—There was little doing
in any Foreign Funds except Colombia, and
New Spanish Bonds. Colombia opened at 48—
went down to 43—and rose again t044-45-44f ;
Spanish 371.

[FROM A COIMEST'ONDENT.]
VITE -MARIE BETTERA VODOPITCH.
Since our mention of this person being brought
before the Privy Council on Saturday last, and
who unanimously determined that he should be
sent out of the country, we are enabled, from an
authentic register, to give his real names which
are as stated above. Why he quarrelled with the
last and planted Count, in advance of those he
chose to retain, is best know it to himself :—,
we know that a name frequently help a
man to forttine and honours, though it now and
then has a direct contrary effect. We shall not,

however, 'quarrel with him about his honours nor
se(perealedtitlesput proceed to state a feW circum.
stances which deserve to be known, in addition
to what we first.made known in THE SUN a short

time ago. Mr. V. M. Vonorrrcu left his C0t111.•
try, Ragusa, about 25 years ago, where he is less
known than in any capital in Europe. In
1815 he was in Genoa, and employed by
BUONIPMITE, then in Elba, from whom he
received au officer's commission, we believe
" Lieutenant," 'for valuable and honourable ser-
vices few will doubt ; but unaccountable to
relate, this new-made warrior failed to meet his
master in the hour of need ; in vain did t►e look
and call for his aid. VITE MARIE gETTEItA
VODOPITCII was not there, and the Battle of
Waterloo was lost !! ! The cock that fights, &c.
&c. but he who keeps out of the way alto-
gether, is still more prudent.—We are further
enabled to state, from positive authority, that
this individual was sent out of Russia under a
similar order to that which deprives him of a fur-
ther residence in England.

As the following paragraph appeared only
a part of our impression on Saturday, we repri

" COUNT BETTERL—The Privy 'Council, we un-
derstand, met this day to hear the appeal of this
person. Lord LIVERPOOL, Lord BEXLEY, the
Marquis of IlEnTrottv, Lord flEaEsFonn, and
other Members, were present. The Count, it is
said, spoke about half an hour, chiefly complain-
ing of the ill-treatment which lie had received
from Prince ESTERUAZY. It is understood to
have been decided, that he shall leave the king-
dom."

Count lIETTAttA, who has excited so much a'
,elitioii, is said to be a native of Russia.

The KING is expected to remove to Windsor
Castle in the course of the present week ; on
which occasion, it is said, two oxen and several
sheep will be roasted whole. The poor of Wind-
sor and Etun are to dine the following day in the
Long Walk, and the town is to be illuminated

for two successive nights.
Letters from Buenos Ayres of the 25th of May
were received on Saturday. Two Commissioners

had arrived there on a mission from the Spanish
Government, but M. itivadavia refused to hold
any communication with them on the object of
their voyage, or to receive their credentials, un-
less they were prepared previously to state that
they had full powers to treat for an acknowledg-
ment by Spain of the independence of Buenos
Ayres. Not being able to comply with this con•
dition, the Commissioners were not admitted to
a hearing, but they remained in the city, and
were treated with civility and respect. Advices
from Chili had arrived at Buenos Ayres to the 2d
of May, without any intelligence of moment re-
garding that State; but news had been received
through Valparaiso from Lima that 0,000 Royal-
ist Spaniards were on their march on that city, at
a distance of 25 leagues, but it was expected
that the Colombian reinforcement from Guaya.
gull would arrive in time to assist in repelling
the meditated attack. Many of the principal in-
habitants, however, had gone to Callao for se-
clarity.
The Duke and Duchess of CLAIVENCE came to
town on Friday morning from Bushey, and paid
a viset to the Princess SOPUIA, at her residence
at the King's
Palace, Kensington, and after-
wards returned to Bushey In the afternoon.
The Earl of HoerronN, we regret to state,
died last week, at his seat, Hopetoun House, in
Scotland. His Lordship was also Baron 110 PE,
in the Comity of Lanark: and Baron HoraTonN
in England.

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