The Sun.
London, England, 1819-04-29 00:00:00

THE PRINCE REGENT.

BRIGHTON, APRIL 28.--The PRINCE REGENT
is so far recovered, that the exhibition of a Bul-
letin this morning was dispensed with. The an-
swer to ingistries was,—" That the PRINCE Re-
GENT is much better, and is convalescent." In
short, we have the pleasure of stating, "that his
Royal. Highness is now enabled to leave his apart-
ments, and enjoy the society of his noble guests.
This morning, Sir MATTHEW TIERNEY again left
far London. Yesterday Prince ESTERHAZY, and
this 'afternoon his Eicellency Count MingsTan,

arrived at the Pavilion.

The Paris Papers state that the Assize Court of
Vannes has recently decided on prosecution against
the SieUrS LEGUESVEL and LAGALL, accused—
_ I st, of being authors or accomplices in a
.con-
spiracy to• overthrow the established Covent-
went ; 2(1, of conspiring, in concert with the Eng-
lish Government, against the French Covert].
ment ; 3d, of proposals made against their Coun-
try to a foreign Power, which proposals were not
accepted. It came' nut in evidence, that they
went over to Jersey, awl from thence to London,
where LEouesvet. announced himself as an Envoy
from. the principal Chiefs of the Royal Army of
Britanny ; that on returning to Dunkirk, LEGUES•
VkL and LAGALL informed the Magistrates that
they had important information to disclose; that
this pretended information, written by them and
addressed to the llinktry, crirminated several-
Personages of consideration, against whom no
suspicions whatever could be entertained, &v.—
The two accused were found guilty, and sen-
tenced •to death ; hut on its-bring suggested by
their Advocate that they had made di-cloSures,
and ther,lote came within the exception 'of the
law, they were discharged from pitnishment, and
ordered to be kept. tinder the surveillance of the
High Police for a certain number of years. The
Procureur-General has appealed in cassatiou
agahlst this decision, on the ground that they
had not made any disclosures that brought them
within the exception of the law, having made
none sinceltreir attest, and having contradicted
those they pretended to Liake previously.'
The only object of the two above-named
indi-
viduals appears to have been, to make a profit by
means of a fictitious conspiracy ; and they varied
their story as thvy thought would best suit their
purpose.

Mr. and Mrs. I.3HADAM last night entertained a
very large and elegant party, in Tavistock-square,
with a fine vocal Conceit and splendid Supper,
on account of the Christening of their son, which
took place in the course of the day. AMBRO-
OETTI, BEGREZ, Miss STEPHENS, Miss CARE\V,
Signora CORRI, and BRAHAM afforded a
musical treat of the first order. Dancing tol-
lotved, and nothing was omitted that could gra-
tify the company, who did not separate till a very
late hour. The Duke of Sussax was present.
THE DUKE AND DUCHESS OF KENT.—The in-
quirers at Kensington during the. last two days
have been very numerous ; the answer given to
them was—the Duke and Duchess are very well.
THE FAIR CIRCASSIAN.iIiS Excellency the
Persian Ambassador gave a dinner to a patty of
five Gentlemen on Tuesday last but not one of
them was gratified With a sight of the Fair Cir-
cassian. The incognita occupies the inner draw.
ing-rootu, the door uI which is constantly guard-
ed by two black eunuchs, who have sabres by
their sides. They are her only attendants, being
selected to dress and tintlressher. The Am-
bassador is spoken of in very favourable terms,
as a man of mild manners and prepossessing ex-
terior

Yesterday, soon atter twelve o'clock, the Duke
Slid Duchess 01 GLOLICISSTEK arrived iu town
Bolt ~Vincls r.
The Duke of Gt.oucKsirea dined yesterday
with the Archbishop W YotieC.