The Sun.
London, England, 1823-07-07 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

Sus-OrFict, wig o'CLocx.--We have just
received by express the Paris Papas of Satur-
day, and the note of yesterday, from which we
give the following extracts :--

( From the Dratieau Blanc of Soturgay,)

They write from Madrid of the t Oth June
that Count BOURDESOULT is master of the whole
of the. Bay of Cadiz. It. is • now certain
,that
.
MtriA. has entered Barcelona, but with few
troops, having left a
,garrison at Seo Urge',
The Illinisterial Journals announce they 144
received a Madrid Gizette, of the 29th instant,
which does not contain any news.
',From the Pilate, July 8.1

It was yesterday reported on 'Change that a
Tegiment of chasseurs were attacked in the en-
. vinous of Madrid by thet guerillas, and that they
ihad had difficult work to make them retire.
• The news which was circulated yesterday of
• on ouagement between the division of DONNA*
Dm and the corps of MINA, seems to gain
credit. We are much surprised we have no news
of this corps for lo days.

We refer our Readers with pleasure to the
hyily satisfactory statement of the Quarter's
Revenue, inserted, from the Official Returns, in
UllUater part of our Paper of this day.

TUE KIN6.—WIS MAJESTY continues to. take
daily airings in the neighbourhood of IVindsor, in obviously
improved state of health and excellent spirits. The prepar.
. ations for his MAJEsrY's attitude excursion are now corn-
. Plate, 8* appears by the following extract from the Hampshire
Telegraph of Siiturday last • '
4 TUE ROYAL Y Acurro......l?oyal George, Rear... Admiral,
the Ilon. Sir Charles Paget, Capt. Bon. T. LI. Capel ; Itayal
Sovereign, Captain Charles Adam ; and Prince Regent, Sirll,l.
Seymour, Bart., K.C. 8., have assembled at Spitheasl, to await
Illajesty's embarkation. The Royal Marine Band will
attend his .114kiesty.iu the Masai George."

On Wednesdaygait a public Meeting was held
at. Edinburgh, in the Caledonian Theatre, for the
purpose of raising a subscription in aid of the
Spanish Cause. In a few minutes after the doors
were opened the house was completely tilled.
The lion. Admiral It.cutNa having been called,
to the chair, the Meeting was eloquently ad-
dressed by the Hon. and gallant Chairman, Mr.
lernousom of ltaith, Mr. J. A. MU Rli AY, Mr.J
'REY, Mr. PETER BROWN Mr. It. B. BLYTU, Mr.
AYTON of I nchdairnie, AsinttEW Scor'r, Mr.
GREENSHIELDS, Mr. ScoprofoPerton, Mr. JAMES
MONCRIEFP, Mr. LEONARD TIMMER, Mr. COOK.
'seam, and Mr. CRAIG ; and a sevies of Resole-
tient. expressive of the abhorrence with which
the Meeting viewed the aggression of France,
and of sympathy with the Constitutionalists,
having been unanimously adopted, a handsome
,sum was subscribed by. the Gentlemen present,
,and the Meeting separated.
Yesterday afternoon, at 4141f-spelt two o'clock,
•a Cabinet Council was held at the .Foreign
Office, Downing-street, which was attended by
.the greatest part of the Cabinet Ministevs. The
'Cabinet sat in deliberation till near four o'clock.
• Yesterday the Duke of Yalta left town for his
MAJIFSTY'S Palace at Newmarket.

The Duke of CUMBERLAND came to town
from Bushey on Satu,r4ay morning, and returaexi
in the'evening.