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ma! which it was th3ught `Would iavolre the
Infants of Spai►►, if not the, Ctrs; himself, had
been a►►nolled by the Seine., Cwt, in coast-
queue, of a deciOnit of the CalEfic The. orders,
i►surd for the a►rest of thejatchlinisters week coo-
stquee►tly revoked, and the only ti"'! left to be
',unwed by Colonel PARADES berore iciwaneil of
Mir, were those who had been tokeliwith ores in
their h►►nds in the wetion of the rh of Jiar.

PARIS, Novelise* 15 —nutlet( Fuebe.--rive pet
Cents. opened at 88 f. 10 r.; clotted •t 88 f. 30 e.—Beek
Stork, Lonot —Neapolitan Five per Cease. 781.—Exebeege
es London: one month, 25 f. doe.; three swabs, 25 f. 20e.
—(Come Autheollgoo, November 15.)
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The following are extracts from the Paris
Papers
PARIS, ICOIEVIIISR 16.

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The Evening Ministerial Journal announces that
the pretended Regency of Urge!, fearing to be SW.
'minded by the Constitutional Army of General
Mina, had taken refuge at Puycerda, and had thus
approached the howlers of France, which it is pro.
bable it will soon enter.

It is stated that the Council of Commerce of
Paris, and the Chamber of Commerce at Havre,
have addressed to the Government some observa-
tions upon the subject of the warlike rumours which
prevail, and which disturb and alarm all commer-
cial dealings ; it is added, that the Chambers of
Commerce in the principal cities of the kingdom
a►e preparing to follow this example.
Madame the Marchioness de Villette, the adapt-
ed daughter of Voltaire, Ishii wes called by him the
beautiful and good, died yesterday in Paris.
Madame the Countess de Perregaux, of the fa-
mily of Macdonald, died yesterday morning at
noon. The Marshal Duke of Tarentum never
quitted her during the three weeks which her ill-
ness lusted.

Colonels Fabvier and Dentzel, confined in the
prison of La Force, received an order yesterday
to appear on Tuesday neat before the tribunal of
Correctional Police, as bring accu.ed of having
endeavoured to corrupt, by promises or gifts, the
gaoler of the Bicetre, to procure the escape of the
four individuals condemned to death, who were in
his custody.

The following is front Bayonne, November 9:—
The Members of the Insurrectionary Junta of
hail have arrived in oar city. Letters from the
frontiers of Spain, dated the Bth, which arrived
yesterday. furneah no news of importance. Those
front St. Sebastian, of the same date, say. that
since the defection of the band of Quesada, uo
more factious pentous are to be seen.

Dispatches arrived in Downing-street on Sunday
afternoon. winch were afterwards fo►warded by
Mr. CANNING to the KING at Brighton.

Private accounts have been received from Ve.
roma to the 6,h. which state that the Congress
were deeply engaged in deliberation. They had
already gone over the subject of the Peninsula
and Italy, without having agreed on any precise
declaration of their views regarding them, which
was delayed till the end of the sittings ; but
the basis of their' arrangement had been agreed
on, and committed to the Protocol. This. it
is understood, is perfectly pacific. At the time the
advice. came away, the Cougrrss was occupied with
the affairs of the Ewa, which prevented considerable
difficulties, owing to the Oiversity of interests im-
plicated in this question.—(!!'vexing Paper.)
It appears (ions American Papers to the 25th
last, that there had been rather an incsease in the
number of cases, of yellow foyer at New York,
which was attributed to the large influx of persons
into that city. This auglneutation, however, dues
mot appear to have occasioned any great uneasiness,
as the Mayor, at the suggestion of the Board of
Health, had issued • proclamation on the 44u1
ult. annulling the restrictions formerly imposed,
with the exception of those on vessels coining from
places still infected, which vessels were to remain
coder the scrutiny of the Health Officer. At Pen-
sacola, however, the fever raged with dreadful vio-
lence, and not more than 14 Americans are stated
to be left in it, all the remaining i.opulation
having either left the town, •r fallen victims to
the contagion. •
Commodore Sir RONEET MENDS has arrived in
town from his command on the coast of Africa, and
hat had seseral interviews with the Lords of the
Admiralty, so the subject of vessels being still em-
ployed in the slave trade.
A Second Edition of the Shrewsbury Chronicle
of Saturday states, that in consequence of the total
inadequacy of the sulnacription tor Mr. CHILDS'S
election, the idea of a contest for Shropshire is given
up. A Noble Lord, it is said, offered to subscribe
1,000/.
On Thursday, Mr. BLASUIERE had on in-
terview with Mr. Secretary Curtin° on the
subject of Mr. Bowan's', detention, when the
Hight Honourable the Secretary for Fureitos
Affairs miaowed that G-ntlemaul that upon Sir
C. Sit/Awes application to the French (hema-
tite's' oevpecting Mr. Bowline, ou Alonday last,
the reply was, at definitive answer would be given is
a few days. lu the ryent of that Gentlrtuao not
bring i 1111 l tediately liberated, or put upon his trial,
it was his illiellboll to petition his MAJESTY iu
Connell forthwith.—(Ereniag Paper.)
The arret for the liberation of Mr. Bowititio,
am. in the followitig words :—" ll est =is en liberti.
attegodu yak la contravention dont il est prevenu
n'ensporte pas k peke d'emprisownemeat ;"—vox.
" he is set at liberty because the offence with which
he to charged tiers not subject hum to the penalty of
imprisosituent." Surely this discovery might have
been made aomrwhst earlier.

TIIC Fusoc—The market yesterday was very
steady and lathing particular doing. Consols for
Account. 819 84 ; ditto fur Money. 8111 82 ;
-Reduced, 811! ; Bank Stock. 249 H; 4 pet Cents.
98!; New 4 per Cents. 104 f t; Long Annuities,
10 11-16! ; Exchequer Bills, 7 8 pr.; Sewn ditto.
• 9 pr.; lath* Bonds, 42 43 pr. Foreign Stocksi
New Spanish, 61! 6i; Neapolitan, 771 78 ; Rus-
sian, 87i; Danish,