The Sun.
London, England, 1803-03-28 00:00:00

L. N
,1) ON, Ml 4 leC II: 28, 1863.

Yesterday morning, Mr. HUNTETtg the Messen-
ger arrived at Lord HAWKESBURY'S Office, with
Dispatches from Lord Wilitwoant. We do not
pretend to be acquainted with their, contents ; but,
as lylr. kftsturea has hitherto been only employed
between Calais acid Paris, the circumstance of his
being sent here with Dispatches, inclines, us to at-
tach some importance to them. A French Mes-
senger arrived at the same time with',Dispatches for
Gentral ANDRIOS6I".

WE received restetdAy ParitPaler! of the 20,
and this morning those of the 24.thiine.

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%did! we received some time ago, that the French
-are sending very large reinforcements to their forces
in Italy.
The famous ?ASWAN Octal; appears to be on the
point of again commencing Hostilities against the
Porte ; he has advanced with 5000 men to the
Frontiers of Wallachia ; but the Hospodar, Prince
YPbILANTI, has made the most formidable prepara-
tions for his reception, and has confided the Com-
mand of his Troops to Count BELLAVAL, who was
formerly a General in the Polish Service.

The EMPEROR, itis now stated, confines himself
to a request, that the deinand. he before made for
the addition of a number of new Votes to the Col-
lege of Princes shall be taken into consideration by
the Diet; and separated from the discussion on the
general Conclumm. It does not appear that any
very serious obstacle will be thrown in the way of
the final termination of the business of thelndemni ties,
although the EMPEROR will doubtless maktivery
exertion to obtain a sufficient number of new votes
to be added to the College of Princes, in order, to
counterbalance the increased influence in that body,
which has accrued, by means of the new arrange-
ment, to the House of Brandenburg.
'The Dutch Oov.ern'ment is stated to have been of.
ficially informed, that War was declared by the
DEY of ALGIERS against the French Republic, on
the i 6th of January.
The aft of Mediation respeaing Switzerland, has,
'according to letters froM Basle, been carried into
execution in all !the Cantobs of that Country,
The Moniteuris entirely filled with the dry unin.
teresting proceedings of the Legislative Body and
the Tribunate.
The French Funds are 55. 90.

A Dutd) Alai/ reached Town this morning.
We have ex t rattcd an article from the Ltyden Gazette,
which is of a much more pacific tendency than the
one which we laid before our Readers on Saturday ;
but. witich,of course cannot be founded upon any
better information than we have, in this Country.
The wish for the continuance of Peace we believe
o be equally sincere in Holland as it is here, where
people form, their opinions at present more upon
what they wish than what they know.

Saturday morning Hts MAJESTY, attended by
General MANNERS, rode to Ascot Heath, and there
mct the Earl of SANDWICH, and a numerous field
of Gentlemen Sportsmen. At half past ten the
Royal Deer was turned out of the cart for the day's
diversion.

At first setting off, this famous deer tan with
great swiftness across Ascot Race Ground, through
Sunning-Hill Bogs, by Kings. Beach Hill, towards
Bagshot' taking to the right by Tower Hill and
Czsar's Camp; and was taken ;n a farm yard by
Easthamstead Park; after a run of atr hour and
three..quarters.
The day being very warm, the hounds and the
deer were so much tired that they could not run
much farther; this deer was taken in the very same
farm ground the last time before, when hunted; the
day's sport was grand, all in those beautiful dif.
terent rides in the Forest.

• HER MAJESTY and Their Royal Highnesses the
PRINCESSES AUGUSTA and ELI iAIIETH, attended
by Mrs. DRAKE, took an airing in two phaetons
by Englefield-Green and ggham.'
Their Royal Highnesses the Pit INV USES SOPHIA
and AMELIA, attended by the Hon. Mrs. HAR.
coutt-r, took an ailing on horseback in Windsor
Great Park.f

Yesterday Morning the ROYAL FAMILY, at.
tended by General MANNERS, General and Nirti.'
HAacotritY, Mn. DRAKE, ant Mis 3
walked to St. George's Cathedral, where they
heard an excellent Sermon, preached by Dr. HALM,-
from St. John'is Revelations, Chap Verse i a.
After ' the Sermon the Royisr. FAMILY took an
airing to Frogmore.
Yesttrday Their Royal Highnesses the DUKEtof
YORK and CuXsusxt.Aatts paid a morning visit to
the PRINCESS MARY) who is a great deal better, but
did not go out.' The Countesses UXBRIDOE and
CHISTRRFIELD, and Viscountess CRANLEY, paid
their respeds at the Queen's:House.
Yesterday the Rev.'iVie. Houses, the new Sub.
dean, perfostneci the Morning Service at the Chapel
Royal, St. James's for the first time. The Sermon
was preached by .thet,iiishop.of-ROcirESTER.
There will be a*Lovee. it St. James's on Wed.
nesday next.

Sikurday a grand' Dinner was given, at the Lon-
don Tavern by the American Merchants, to Rums
luo, Esq. the Atnericarr Ambassador at' this
Court, who is on his return, to America. The
CH AOC ELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, Lord HOSARTt
and several other distinguiAed characters, were
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present.

The Dispatches for Sr. George by the Ship Unior,
were finally closed at the Ent Indiadlouse on Sa-
turday, and delivered to the Purser.,

PASSP,NcERS, PER UNION,

Miss F 4 Macintosh, proceeding to her fritrAs ,in J3engal ;
Messrs. G. F. Kernpster, A. Macqueen, W. Gooch, E.
Denier, T. Marrett, C. D.. Carteret, Ross, 'P. W.
Dawson, D. Stewart, W. Codly, and Hun. E. Lindsay)
Cadets,

PRINCE WILLrAt.t of GLOUCEETER proceeds
from Copenhagen to Berlin, and thence to Vienna
and Italy.

CovENTRX ECECTION.—,At the close of the
on Saturday, the numbers were,

For PE•rx,x,,lVlooAx, Esc..
G. F. STRATTON, k.sq,

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Detachments from the 4th and 70th Regiments
on Thirs(l,,y arrived at 'Canterbury, for' the- put.
renew /Irina 'ineirnicloti in rho new ni