The Sun.
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THE SUN.

SOLEN QUIS. DIOERE FALSUM AVDEAT

LONDON,
MONDAY, JUNE 23, 1825.

We have' inserted in our preceding columns
copious extracts from the Paris Papers of Fri-
day. We have also received private letters,
which continue to assert that the French Govern-
ment is in possession of official information that
the counter-revolution at Lisbon had been com-
pletely effected. We must probably Wait for the
arrival of the Lisbon Mails now due, however,
before we can have any intelligence respecting.
Portugal which- can be relied on.
The follosiing Telegraphic Dispatch contains
the latest news from the Army of the Duke
" TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCH.
" Head-quarters, Madrid, June 17, 10 o'clock, A. 31.
" The Duke of Angoulerne to the: President of the Council of
Ministers.
" On the 12th, in the evening, the King was removed from
: • Seville to Cadiz.
" Our troops will arrive at Seville on the 21st and 22d,
whence they will immediately move on Cadiz."
'PARIS., SATURDAY, JUNE 21.—French Funds—Fire per
Cent.`COniolifopened at 88f. 80c. ; closed at 88f. 75c. Bank
Steck, 1,595. Spanish, 37. , Exchange on London, 25f. 66c.

Private Letters from Paris state, that Valen-
cia and 'rortosa are in the hands of the French ;
and that a Report from General BOURDRSOULT
has been received, alleging that the peasantry in
Estramadura have risen against the Constitu-
tionalibts.

The Jour BULL yesterday asserted that "the
CC very person from The Sun Newspaper, who
made a speech at. the Tavern" respecting the
oiler of money. to " write up the BOURBONS,
received.the pay of another paper for cutting
" himself up, and turning the whole business of the
" day into ridicule." We have only to say, with
the most solemn sincerity, that what was
stated at the Tavern Meeting was the truth,
and that the JOHN But.J. has been grossly im-
posed on, in his statement that the Gentleman in
question ever wrote a syllable of the nature
which has been mentioned. On the contrary, he
holds the Spanish Meeting in the highest respect,
and sincerely hopes that the attempts now
making to enable a gallant People to repel
foreign invasion, will be speedily and fully ac•
complished. -

TILE KING.—His MAJESTY, we are rejoiced
to state, continues in good health. He is ex-
pected In town in n few days, to hold a Council;
but his, aquatic excursions will not take place so
soon 83 was expected. It is now thought that
his MAJESTY will not go to the coast before the
rising of Parliament, for which, from the nature
of the subjects lately introduced, no time can at
present be'definitively fixed.
On Saturday, at two o'clock, a Cabinet Coun-
cil was held at the Foreign Office, Downing-
street, which was attended .by the Lord Chan-
cellor, the Earl of Harrow by, the Earl of
Westmorland, the Earl of Liverpool, Mr. Secre-
tary Peel, Mr. Secretary Canning, Earl Bathurst,
the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Viscou,tit Mel-
ville, Mr.Wyno, Lord Bexley, &c. The Cabinet
satin deliberation till half-past four o'clock.
The Neapolitan Minister transacted business
at the Foreign Office on Saturday.
It is very generally rumoured, that the Aus-
trian and Prussian Ambassadors intend soon to
leave this country, and that their successors have
not yet been appointed ! •
Saturday_ morning the Duke of CUMBERLAND
and the. Duchess of GLOUCESTER went to Bushy Park, on a
visit tothe Duke and Duchess of CLARENCE, where their Royal
Highnesses partook of a dejune. The Royal Duke and
Duchess returned to town in the evening. Their Royal High-
nesses stoped at Twickenham, on a visit to Sir Wathen 'Waller
and the Baroness Howe.—Saturday Prince Leopold honoured
the Earl 9f Brownlow with his company to dinner.—Yesterday
the Duke of Cumberland left town on a visit to his Majesty at
Windsor Lodge.—Yesterday morning the Duchess of Kent and
Prince Leopold attended Divine Service at the Royal German
Chattel, and heard a Sermon by the Rev. Dr. Kuper.—Prince
Leopold and a select party dined with the Duchess of Kent
yesterday.
We hope there is no truth in the repOrt that
the Hanoverian Minister at the Diet of Frank-
fort voted for the suppression of the newspaper
called " The German Observer," published at
Stogiatd• fact is sop he must have acted
.0a his own -responsibily,and. not in pursuance of
.any instructions from His Court.
A better from Lubeck, under date of the 3d inst. says—" Otir
City has -not for a long period been the scene of so much bustle
and gaiety as at 'present. Qn the Ist inst. Admiral Vox
DEarrnom,:deputed by the-King of SWEDEN to receive the
ilhistrious bride of the Crown Prince, arrived in our waters,
'with the squadron under his 'command, consisting of a fine ship
'of the line, two frigates, a brig, a' schooner, a galeasse, and a
transport ship. A Swedish steam.boat, under the co =nand of
Lieutenant Baron' KNortaixo, is also attached to the fleet.
Yesterday at five in the afternoon' her Royal Highness the
Crown Princess (at present called the Countess of Schoner) ar-
rived with a brilliant and numerous suite, and alighted'at the,
apartments prepared for her at Dr. SCUETELza's. Her Ma-
J est), the queen of SwE DEN =cipher appearance here this mem-
log, accompanied. by his Excellency M. de SioNxin., the
klwedish Ambassador to the States of Lower Saxony. The
Queen and suite alighted at Mr. Senator Vox Emile. To-
• morrow or next day the whole of the illustrious party will em-
bark and set sail for Sweden."
The intention of the Russian _Government to.
leave at sea a .large fleet during the summer is
now universally acknowledged, and it is also
confidently stated, that it will not return in the
'Winter to the. Baltic, but will be allowed to refit
and remain in the Dutch Ports until the spring.
Saturday.a. large party of the Nobility and
Gentry visited (lie Gallery of the Society of
Painters iu Water-Colours, to view the Exhibi-
tion (previous to its being opened to the Public)
of. Drawings of.the British School, selected from
tue collections .of distinguished patrons of art.