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FRENCH PAPERS.

irrom the Courtier Francais of Friday.l
3lanairi. Nov. 4.
lie auxiliary envy is now very actively Cr :pied with I repara-
Zd fur its dearture : the rind movement eon:mrcy
ors. and benipre the close of the year there will be ins Siutiti •r !y
:v4,00/ men, who wdllie stationed' in the tlitterent ganisoiss e!
pea !he
ula These troops will remain until Spain !Mali have rem'.
l'rsnee what she owes her, both for the kei of the lorres
sod for the thirty-four millions si francs expended prevtously to the
oaseage of the Ilidassoa. The elvision of Crest men will he as fol.
L.W:l—At Cadis, 10.000 at Panipeluna, 2,300; at A'itteria,
oust at tit. Sebastian, 1,300 ;at Iladelina, 6,000 ; and at Ft-
-2.000.
They arc about to try the Kiship of Murcia, promoted to that
yoiscupal Sie during the government of the Cortes. Two Pre.
letol-ries of the o+;,;,:er of Toledo have been directed by °overt ..
ment to rtliatr to Murcia, is order to superintend the trial of this
Ihelate, who. they say, is guilty of propagating perverse doctrines.
'.'he real remit e shich has excited this persecution is, that he re_
lord to give up lit• binh,Kvrit, in spite of the earnest solicitations
oi 01.19 e th nieht to get it.
'traits of :!:e toe .tuitional ohicers, who had established their
'domicile at the preserthed distance from the capital, have received
ueders t 3 Femme themselves to towns yet more remote; alllollr. the
nll:l`ber is the Et-Minister of War under the tortes. M. Zarco
sltl Waite, who re.ided in the little village of La Illancha; the
order which he has received enjoins him to repair to Seville.
',From the Journal des Debuts of Friday.l
MADRID, Nov. 1.
I etta row positively assure you, that the hat note received by
our 6,:vernment from the Cabinet of the Tuileries respecting the
evacuation of the Peninsula, announces that it shall take place in
t.ne t:ourse of this month-Ist, unless the Cabinet of Madrid will
pgreesstise the agreements made by the Genera/a Murillo, R.d.
Issteros, rid others. with the Generals of the French army; inef,
unless it will not give a complete and full amnesty, except-
pe only a very small lumber of persons who will be expressly
ratted; Si, that it shall tint establish a representative Govern-
overt. To this effect, his Most Christian Majesty utters nix
Ara Catholic Maje4ty all the aid that may be necessary. In
the event of these proprisithnts being rejected, the French army
will retire. teAvivg Spain a garrison of 10,000 men at
Cadiz, 1.500 at St. Sebastian, 2,000 at l'ampeluna, 2,000 at Ft-
gneiss, and the %elle number at the Stu d'llrgel, which oar.
Fi-
t would occupy those several places until Spain had reim-
bursed Frarce what she was indebted to her for the maintenance of
tie tro;es, and for the J 4 millions of francs which she had ad.
winced for their eepenses before the occupation of Spain.
We are new asiured that his Catholic 31ajesty has written, with
his own hand, to CM srles X. requesting hint to prolong the OCC:I_
nation of the Peninsula. %Whatever may be the answer of the
Ktng of F .nice, it cannot be delayed for mere than four or live
days meanwhile the prepnrations .or the evacuation are carried
on wi;h much activity.
The term assigned by the myal decree, enjoining WIMPS, and
all other individuals connected with secret societies, to declare
themselves, having eepired, many meats took place to-day cf those
who were known to belong to such societies, and who have not
attivoneed themselves. All their property has been sequestrated.
Front the letters that we hare received front the provinces of
lion, the Asterias, and Gallicia, the number of persona already
! taken up in those three provinces amounts to more than 3041, all
of t:armlandholdets and rich merchants.
[From the Cuust:tetionuel of Sat y.urdal
fIVORA, SEPT. 24.

T::e cffieial Greek Journal gives the followl:sg news r
We has e ja.t received from the Quartermaster-General, eats-
Wished on the ions, iers of Thessoly, the following reports :
Un the 2-Ith of August. Lieuirnaut.(ieneral lounproa Vireos and
Co:o.irl Ta.oulss eti cured, at the head of 2110 .ho.en troops, on a
n...st b +I at!.,• k of the enemy's camp at the village of l'alvvia (in
lieu of TI erroopylal. and half a leagues distance from Zeitouni.
At three o'clock in the morning these brave men entered, sword in
rats!, into the enemy's tents, terrified the Turks, of whom they
made Brea: slaughter, burnt a groat rumber of tents, and after hay-
: g &welled the Musselmarts, who thought themselves attacked by
the allele Gret k attliv, made a rich Marty. Whilst this affair was
posing in the Turkish Camp, cneral Teavellss„ who had com-
municated with the Commander Lammas, advanced at the bead of
a Satote drachment, against a fortress of which the enemy was in
possesaien, at a small distance frnm the camp. They quickly sealed,
sad made theni,elves masters of it. They found there a number of
bums and other valuable made, attd what is more surprising, we
hare eot to deplore the loss of a single soldier.
Our new regular army makes a wonderful remess, and is daily
augraentir,t; a review of the first regiment has taken place within
these few dt3s. Many European Officers who were t, admired
the skill with which our addicts have been b t, in so short a
tare, r. execute with so much facility ell the movements, the ma-
rearm, and the matches. They pi:titularly excel in the rapidity
of their evolutions.
The pltna of D'Oiner Vrione have been completely defeated ;
attackel by a sortie from Clria.lll.ll7L, do was again beaten at
lsteuns.
At 3lairilla. this obstinate Albanian received the reward of his
hardihood. After a considerable loss he regained his first position
s Caroursarm— The Friend of en.: Law.

r We are enabled to state from good authority, that the
aatelligznee in the London papers, that the Earl of Merl, v
is about to proceed to Rolland as his Majesty's Ambassa-
dor, is without foundation.—Dema Freeholder.
Captain Fox and his Lady landed at Cadiz on the 21st
ult. They purpose remaining a few days, and will after-
wards proceed up the Mediterranean to the Malta station.
The Lady was in goal health and spirits.
A public subtcription is about to be set on foot in be-
lied, fur the family of the late Rev. Mr. Maturin.
We are sorry to learn that the Rev. James Lapslie, of
Caraiie, died very suddenly Thursday morning. lie was
the p:attA orator of the age.-61a$gew Parer.
Dor r., Nov. 11.—The intercourse between this country
and Fence, in consequence of the strung south-west
files, Le been very limited during the present week. For
three days there was no oilier arrival than a mat boat
I,:onaig to this 'Jam, which brought despatches. On
liday evening, late, his Majcsty's packet Spitfire came
killing Sir Charles and Lady Stuart, and many other
pesstat ; and the same packet sailed yesterday morning,
with six eirriages, and about :evenly passengers, amongst
them were Air. Stuart and Lady Caroline Wortley, Sir
Ilidmitt Acton and family, &c. &c. The corpse of Mrs.
le.ke Yarherough was landed, and interred in St. James's

Lurch here. There has been no arrival from France to-
es!, and the only departure was a French merchant vessel,
tttrbing the Hon. Mr. Bingham, son of Lord Lucan.
ln.te is a very stroim report that the Rapid steam-vessel,
ran herween Brighton and Dieppe, was lost on
;Lursilay m5:1% in going into (Mend—thy crew and pas-
an raved.
On Friday, the Sth inst. the gentlemen of the King and
CliCtulion Club, to the number of 83, dined together at
Kays, the Golden Lion, Sunderland, the Marquis of Lon-

in the Chair, supported by Sir C. Sharp, Knight,
t:,,,1-president, when a most excellent dinner was served
cnsisting of every delicacy the season could afford.
14-: sines were of a superior flavor, and the evening was
t'.4bened with many excellent songs. A hall in the even-
rat the Assembly Rooms, patronized by the Alarehioness
L..ialoaderry, brought together a large portion of the
"'II? al:‘1 fashion of the town and neighbourhood, who
th tyr.t,tru‘l hour it on the light fantastic toe till long after
of night. The hall was led off by the
Marrhiatiess and Sir Cuthbert Sharp.—Durharn

.1113nel:111T or CIIANCERY.—TUCIIIhy, Mr. Thomas
l'ul'ftan, of Sligo, applied to the Lord Chancellor, and
P",:red some papers, which he said were petitions from
Ole UM:din:nits of Dundalk, fur the removal of Lord Cler-
e,mt from thy Com in iasion of the Peace, on the ground of
I'''',(' fmictions ag Mist his Lordship fur assaults. 'I, he
a•, radlor premised to have the matter investigated.—
h.': ~ puic,.
!'• Latham has announced himself as a Candidate for
ttiu 1 oatity of Cork at the next Election. Ile declares it
to he his iatention to support any measure tending to free
ha l'atliolic brethren.
, ilr. CuUlburn is understood to have prepared a Bill, to
ie ntralueed next Session, for lighting, watching, cleans-
I', Paving, and flagging all cities, towns corporate,
,
",r,:!illytn,l market towns in Ireland.
, I ti,.
in
Wowing Promotions and Appointments have taken
i'•sce n the Royal Marine Corps, by the at cession of Lieu-
,,man.ColonelsLong and Dunstnuire, and Major Dalzell,
•rlin the service, vizi—
...l.tiatenatit-tolonels 31iirliell and F. Williams, As be Majors in
, "rIA. thy ninner to Chatham, M e latter to the Portsmouth ea-
,,hin i the public will not think these Olken' prematurely ad-
,.'14.'11 10 alt' present rank—they have been ferny-three years attain-
"'
IW. Maly s Stirling and •Glilir to be Pay-Captains at the
3inOUlll itivis;on, vice 3litehtll and Duns ttttt ire. First Lieu-
-I,:.!,:ns—Ealwarti ilancoik, LLeweses Henry Patten (who has been
...itf.s years o,e of 'tie Adjimuita of the Portsmouth diviaum),
i 'e'3. Aug. lizt, art- iyornweil to the rank of Captain. First
nifaanr J31114...A Irwin Wines (who was Adjutant of the 31(artne
7Pln'n In America, under Sir f:euree Cockburn), to be Adjutant
tpr Puruunomh dir,,ion, vire fatten.
allN!rre. Iri I E!.l.:Gi.Ner..—topper Ores sold at Red-
,
nhi Nov. I I .—'4795 tons.—Average produce, stl.—Qua-
n of tile Copper, 'l.ll tons, 3 cwt.—Amount of Sale,
.m.ist• ...4. bd.—Average standard, 1114 1211.—A parcel
r4:11 Ilitanack, two tom, being malleable copper, is not
--,: '..,1 l:: th,a calculation. It sold at 43/. per ton.