The Sun.
London, England, 1823-08-05 00:00:00

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THE SUN.

5010g.41 QUIS DIOERE F4LSU!►t AUDEJT

LONDON,
TUESDAY, AUGUST 5, 18'23.

We have ins,rted iu our preceding colarnas

extracts from the Park Journals of Saturday,

which, thott;4ll they contain nothing of striking
importance, are upon the whole interesting.—

According to au article in the Journal des De
Lott, the Duke d'ANGOULEME was positively to
leave Madrid on the 28th ult., not, however, for
the purpose of going to Seville, but of pro-
ceeding directly to Port St. Mary, where it is
intended he shall arrive on the 23d instant.

It is as vet impossible to ascertain the real
object of this movement on the part of the Prince
Generalissimo. But whether it be that of per.
sonally superintending the operations against
Cadiz, or of opening a negociation with the
Cortes,—of reinforcing the corps in Andalusia,
restoring their interrupted communications, and
strengthening them previous to the threatened
attacks of BALLAsTEnos,---or whether it be his in-
tendon merely to unite the scattered divisions to
the South of Madrid, and to withdraw them front
their present perilous situation, or, as haS been
insinuated, to secure his own flight on board the
French squadron, in the event of any serious
disaster to the French arms,—Whatever, we say,
may be the motive for his Royal highness's
advance, there can be but one inference drawn
from it ; and that is, that: the -Li ifficulties of
far from having it in their power to
the war are increasing, and that the French, so
its duration," are cornpelled to resort to new
" limit
measures, which, by withdrawing
their force
further arid further from their own frontiers,
serve to increase prodigiously both the expenct s
and the dangers of the contest.

Na Commercial Expresses have arrived to•dny
'rom Paris, a the date of their departure tro►n
capitolhat must have been Sunday.

Extract of a Letter from thi, Agents to Lloyd's
at Bordeaux, dated 29th July :—"• It is re-
ported that another three•rnaAed -vessel is taken
and carried into Corunna.—The hull of the
Penelope was sold this day for 1,3'25 francs."

WINDSOR, AUGUST 4.---Yesterday Divire Ser-
vice was performed before the Lord rewarti
and his MAJESTY'S TlOUSi•lltild,.. `Ct.irri',4l-hmi
Lodge, by the Rev. Mr. Sumner. His l'plajesty
was trot. present. We rejoice to statf, that his
Majesty's present attack of gout is so slight, as
not to confine him to his apartments nor even to
the house, when the weather Will permit his Ma-
jesty to take the air in an open carriage.
Two Greek Merchants were on 'Change yes-
terday, Who escaped from Constantinople during
one of those proscriptions of their-unfortunate:
countrymen which occasionally emanate from
the Turkish Government. They lost, of course,
all their property, but found an asylum for their
persons at Odessa, from whenz!P they have tra..
veiled on foot across the Continent, enduring the
greatest privations on the journey, for the pur-
pose of taking shipping front England to join the
Greeks in the Morea, and unite their support to
the great struggle against the Turks. They have
been three months and a half on the journey from
Odessa to this country.
On Wednesf!ay, the ship Congress, qaptairl
DERBY, arrived at Cowes from Charleston, in 29 days, for or-
ders, with a cargo of cotton, cofne, and rice. She brings Char-
leston Papers to the 28th of June inclusive, which give an ac-
count of a horrid conspiracy to mender all the European 'Offi-
cers of Government.on the Island of Manilla. Thu plot was to
have been put in execution on the night of the 31sttof Deceit
b.-±r, but was happily. prevented by the accidental miscarriage of
ottle letters,--( Southampton gerald.