The Sun.
London, England, 1823-12-04 00:00:00

he other
Paris Papers of Monday contain
political intelligence. TALLEyKAN9 ap-
pears to have become a very close attendant at
Court. lie was received by the KING on Sunday,
as Were the Ministers, the Marshals, and other
persons of distinction.
The entrance of the Duke of ANGOULEME
into Paris was to be celebrated on Tuesday with
great pomp. The papers are full of accounts
of preparations which were making for his
reception, and the persons possessing houses
or ground in the line of the intended procession
aPPlier to have been very loyally disposed to turn
the thew to their own advantage. The proprie-
tors or the Jardin de Beaujou were fitting up the
Terrace along the Champs Elygees, so as to af-
ford accommodation to 1,200 spectators, at oue
franc per head.

letter from Czernowitz, in the Journal des
Debuts, mentions that his Russian Majesty was
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rejoiced at hearing of the delivery of F.
' AND to' the French, that he, gave the Courier
'4 10 brought the intelligence a diamond ring. It
is estimated that during the EMPEROR'S atraence
r°4l Petersburgh, he has reviewed or inspected ,
above 460,000 of his finest troops.

A Private Letter from Madrid, dated the 18th
November, reiterates the assertion that M. Pozz 0
in Bono° had succeeded in gaining a paramount
juiluence over FERDINAND and his Minister SA EZ ;
and that he had obtained the promise that an
island or port in the Mediterranean should be
t'eded to Russia by Spain. A good round sum of
'Honey, in consideration of a cession so important
It) Russia, would certainly be a powerful in-
ducement, under actual circumstances, with FEft-
tititota and his advisers; and the prospect of
.".'``'‘`l"t something handsome in this way
gray help
to explain the pertinacity with which
'they set at defiance the feelings of the European
capitalists on the subject of the debts contracted
by the
l'oustitutional Government. But how
will
France, even—to say nothing of Great Bri.
lill—look upon the introduction of Russia into
the Mediterranean ? We cannot believe that the
execution of the design will be seriously at-
tell.llted, or, if attempted, that It will be suffered
to be carried into execution.

kl l'
, The letters from Buenos Ayres, to the antici-
l'ftted arrival of which we alluded yesterday, are
dated- .
1 -wo days later than the previous accounts;
4ttl t they do not throw any additional light on
t}
'e
subiPet of the misunderstanding between
:Ptain WILLES and the Buenos Ayrean Go.
vernt
1, t'ent, nor does any progress appear to have
been
"'lade towards its adjustment.

Iv r
16 I:
1411'e received the J)iario del Gobierno of
.114%i-tuna of the 20th of October, containing
4 (3
ttarY .4 the negociation and military occur-
-41:14s between the Governor of Vera Cruz
iithe Fort of San Juan de Ulloa, from the
~rthr('f September down to the :3d October. It is
fiti!at length and very circumstantial. The
bet g Commenced the night of the .25th Septem-
-04: Ittld a great number of bombs were dis-
ged from the batteries on both sides.

I Lpi
tioft -ilers from Panama, dated 16th August, men-
utattle lat two beputies from the Peruvian Go-
E to"t were there, waiting for a conveyance
are —i by the Icarus English vessel of
fiat"''that they might be expected at Ja-
-11:11ca itt time to sail by the next packet for
111114111 to which they were going as Envoys of
l'eruvian Government. As a decree had been
litedt declaring that such Envoys should be
toe:1111/44 of the Congress, they are supposed
(114,1°1;14°1111)er! of the Congress. Bolivar, after
f,xe.ttigun insurrection in Pasta, which had been
WPl,ett/ bY Spanish Bishop, in which 1000 lives
for .1] "t) left Guayquil on the 7th of August
ittlit' which place the Royalists in the mean-
eracunted, directing their march to Upper
4441/' whither they were pursued by the patrtots.
Canz Was making great progress
1.4 4/
1,4 M in ists against
1
the Province of Arequipa. n
112.12° had been received with open arms.--

of the Gardens of the Tuileries next to the Palace
of Louis XV.

The Madrid JOurnals are principally filled
-with addresses to the King from various cities.
Letters from Constantinople of the 9.5 th ult.

announce the arrival in that city of M. Miti6iaki,
the Russian Diplomatic Agent.
The Syndicai Chamber of the Agens de Change
have resolved, it is said, to interdict, for 15 days,
admission to the Ex-change to any -.4ent
Change morally convicted of having made under-
hand negociations, or such as are effected by the
medium termed marrans. For the second offence
exclusion will be pronounced.
The price of French Rentes, after 'Change
was 90f. 45c., and Spanish 28, in great demand