The Sun.
London, England, 1824-02-11 00:00:00

THE KING.

BRIGHTON, TUESDAY, FEB. 10.-Our good and gracious
SOVEREIGN, we are happy to state, continues well. Though
no official notification has been issued on the subject, the
appearance of things about the Palace tends to :thew, that the
departure of his Majesty and the Royal E►tablishment is near
at hand ; indeed, it is understood that his Majesty purposes
leaving this place on Thursday, and that the Royal destination
will be 'Windsor.

[ADVERTISEMENT.]
NOTICE TO THE HOLDERS OF CERTIFICATES
OF NEAPOLITAN RELATES.

The Administration of RENTss of NAPLES,
directed by Messrs. FALCONNET and Co., and
MEURIcoYFRE SORYILLO and Co., having been
informed that the general desire of the holders
of Certificates of the said Rentes, is to have a
greater number of Shares than those which
have hitherto been attached to each Certi-
ficate, and thus to avoid the too frequent re-
newals of Notes, has the honour to announce
that, for all the Certificates, not divided into
shares (coupons), it will hereafter deliver new
Notes, of fourteen shares, authenticated by its
signature, in the ordinary form, and without
charge.

Yesterday -afternoon the Duke of 'Co nx , as
th lorse Guards,Commander-in-Chief, which was attended by a
held a Levee at his Office
in
numerous assemblage of General Officers. Among
them were the following
General the Hon. Edward Phipps, Lieut.-General Sir David
Baird, Lieut.-General Sir William Clinton, Lieut.-General
Dunlop, Lieut.-General Sir Miles Nightingale, Lieut.-General
Burne, Lieut.-General Lord Hill, Lieut.-General Callendar,
Major-General Sir John Byng, Major-General Bayley, Major-
General Molyneux, Major-General Clay, Major-General Con-
rene, Major-General Sir Harry Askew, Major-General Sir
Howard Drglas, Major-General Shawe, and about 20 others.

THE PaiNcEss AUG usTA.—Yesterday morn-
ing, about ten o'clock, the Princess AUGUSTA
left her residence at Frogmore, near Windsor, in
her travelling carriage and four, attended by
Lady MARY TAALort, her Royal Highness's
Lady in waiting, and proceeded to London,
where the Princess arrived .a little before twelve
o'clock, and alighted at her-Royal Highness's new
intended residence in what is called" the Stable-
yardPalace, St. James's, the house
aresidence of the Duke and DUchess
d adjoining
illitsg the
the King's
of CLARENCE, which was occupied by Mr. CAL-
"VERT, the Secretary to the LORD CHAMBERLAIN.
The tradesmen who are employed in repairing
and newly fitting up the premises were in attend-
ance to receive tbe Princess, who proceeded to
inspect the apartments, in which her Royal High-
ness was shortly after joined by zhe Duchess of
GLOUCESTER. The Princess, after giving her
opinion on what has been done and completed,
gave her commands for other preparations, on the
completion of which her Royill Highness will
come to town for the season.

On Sunday the Duke and Duchess of Glou-
cester attended !Divine Service at St. George's
Church, Hanover-square. Yesterday the Prin-
cess Sophia visited the Duke of York.
Yesterday the Earl of WESTMORLAND trans-
acted business at the Foreign Office.
The Aiarquis of HASTINGS it is supposed, will
succeed the late Sir THOMAS MAITLAND, as Lord High
Commissioner of the lonian Islands, and Commander of the
Forces in the Mediterranean.

It is rumoured in the City that Messrs. BARING
are in treaty with the Greek Deputies for the new Loan.
A liberal subscription has been commenced at
Taunton in favour of the distressed Spanish Refugees.
We understand it is the intention of the
Spanish Committee to present the illustrious
General Mina with a splendid sword, which is
now preparing. It is to be accompanied by an
address, in English and Spanish, testifying the
high admiration .which the Spanish Committee
have long entertained for the hero, and express-
ing an earnest hope that he will yet be restored
to his country, and that his country will be again
free and independent.