The Sun.
London, England, 1820-02-04 00:00:00

(1. ath of his Royal Brother, the Duke of KENT
to limit the closing of the Theatres, &c. &C• in
two nights, on account of the distress to which
the vast number of Persons connected with then''
might otherwise have been reduced.

We stated yesterday in a Second Edition, 10"
indisputable authority, that letters from Maario
which had been received here down to the 21'

nst. made no mention of insurrectionary may'

ti
ments in that City, or as to the stare of affairs
Andalusia. The Morning Chronicle, w hick see,"'
resolved that the Spanish Alon.archy shall be over~
thrown, persists in giving credit to whatever
portend such an event. That Paper says this day'

that it had seen a letter from Seville, dated IV
15th ult. which mentions that no force lo'''
marched against what it is pleased to style II"
" Constitutionalists, who were firmly posted
the towns situated round the Bay of Cadiz, "vi'/'
their head-quoteis at La 151a.7 Now it is werl
known, except to the voluntary ignorance of 1*
Chronicle, that the Mutineers, instead of

" firmly posted," were dispersing fast, or join
ing the Royal Battalions, and that the lead.ll'

tebels, these Constitutionalists, Hi The Chronicle

designates them, were auxiotisly preparing meats'
to effect their escape, as was before annottoee''
exclusively in this Paper, and confirmed by s"l/
serpent intelligence. The rest of the article It
The Chronicle of this day, relating to Spanish Al."
fairs, is built cl:iefly on malignant wishes, an.,
perverse conjecture, and is therefore, total.
unworthy of refutation or comment, except 11'
to the folly of calling Soldiers, who were etl
verse to 'a Poreign Expedition, and misled I
mere Traitors and Rebels, by the name 0
Constitutionalists, though it is notorious 'but
they found no encouragement from the Spaniii.:
People in general, who hold them in contemPt
and remained loyal to their Sovereign.—We do'
venture to assure our Readers that they may b"
to this Paper in future for authentic news froi.
Spain.

DoYea, FRB. 3 --This day, at noon, TtioMA
itT,iNTULL, Esq., Mayor of Dover, with the 3.4101
and Common Council, attended by Colonel Fo"
and the Officers of the Garrison, several Na
Officers, and Inhabitants, assembled at the To%\
Hall, when his Majesty King GEORGE IV. "'
proclaimed in the market-place, and other plll/1
places of the town, the Proclamation being re
by JOHN SHIPDRM, Esq., Town Clerk. The Pt.
cession returned back to the To \vn Hall, wile;
refreshments were provided, and the Kit
health was drank with three times three, a 13'
of music which had attended playing " Goo 5
THE KING." A great number of the inhabitoli
attended to witness the ceremony.

THE LATE KlNG.—Last night was the times
pointed for putting the remains of the late zoo'
revered King into his coffins, for which pnrp°'
they were removed from FRANCE and BANTIO
warerdoms, in James-street, Haymarket, 111
hearse and four, soon after ooe o'clock in the $.
ternoon. The inside coffin is of mahogany,
which is a mattress and pillow, covered with t
richest white satin, and the whole lined anti
namented with white satin, in the most ePrr
priate manner consistent with the solemnity,
splendour, of the occasion. This was enclo!
in a leaden coffin 3 these were enclosed in snot
mahogany coffin.

On Sunday last, Mr. SICARD, formerly a 110'
her of the Household of her Royal Highness
Princess of WALES, and, since her departure
the Continent, acting as her agent in Load(
arrived at Dover, where he embarked it nille;
ately for France. While at Dover, he stated 10,
self to be the bearer of letters to the QUEEN,
he was. directed to proceed in the first instance
Leghorn, and in the .event of her Majesty,.
being there, to seek her until he found her reti
deuce, and accompany her Majesty to Nogls.
with all possible speed.
t
The Duke of Sussav, we are sorry to
has lately been mach indisposed; but, we 11".‘ ,
rand, his Royal Highness was much better

terday.
Their Royal Highnesses the. Duke and Doc
of CAMBRIDGE are on !heir rifsv Elielaw?
join the afflicted mourners of their Wool'

House.
This morning Sir ROBERT GIFFORD /Well'
in the Court of King's Bench, and was swoilj,
before Mr. Justke HOLROYD, AttorneY",
neral to his present Majesty King GeoaG°
Fotintn ; as wee Messrs. DIIALTXY, Le
LosniNGTeN, and several oilier Gentlemen)
longing to the Court, on resuming their te4i4
live official situations. 1
Dublin Erening Post Office, 4 o' clock , Feb. 1--",
Council held at the Castle has just separttied;i
Excellencies the Lord J,,stices will issue a
clamation this night, or to-morrow nr0.0!:,
when his Majesty GEORGE IV. will be procl4l'
KING in this city, with all the formalities 01117
to this important occasion,
We regret to hear that the Vight Hon.
Grattan lies dangerously ill at TiunatriocllP
that Mts. Grattan is also in a very had s'ste
heal h ,—(l.iibernian Journal.)
We understand that Mr. HOrti.roustz
brought up to the Court of King's Bench,
it
tou'r'er, on
.Saturday morning nets',
he question of the legali y of his cono.l
SP7AI“Ht's