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London, England, 1825-01-22 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

[From the Monitear of Wednesday.l
The Official part announces that the Count de Puebla had pre.
gated his credentials as Ambassador from his Catholic 3lajestl to
tee Court of France, and Mr. Brown, the Minister of the tinned
sues-Ist, the Answer to the notification of the death of Louis the '
Eighteenth, and 2d, his new credentials as Envoy Extraordinary
sod Minister Plenipotentiary.
After mass the Foreign Ambassadors and Ministers paid their
vegeta to the King and Royal Family.
(Non-Official Pan.)
VIENNA, JAN. 7.
The negotiations between our Cabinet and Russia, relative to the
slim of Germany, still continue, ur rather they have been re-
owed. It seems that it is intended to come to a lull understand.
og respecting the subjects to be treated of in the Diet. We et-
re in a few days M. de Nayler, Prussian 31inister to the Diet,
silo has been at Berlin since the commencement of the vacation.
Ile will treat directly with M. de 3lunich, the President of the
pie. who is hese.
We have received 11. to news that M. de 31inziacky has had his
RIR audience of the Grand 'Vier. Thus the relations between
Kussla and the Porte will be replaced on the ancient footing, and
the Cabinet of St. Petersburg(' will take a direct part in all the
Inure negotiations at Constantinople. 31eantime the Porte begins
su take energetic measures to increase its forces by sea and land,
though their success cannot be depended upon, because it is difli„
cult to execute them on account of the scarcity of money and the
tbsobedience of the principal civil and miliutry agents in the
Provinces. Rome, JAN. I.
Several arrests have been made by order of the Government in
the Roman States ; they have made some sensation, because per-
sons, distinguished by their rank and fortune, are implicated. It
teens that it is the legation of Furli which has induced those
rigorous measures. Even at
.Rome some persons of consequence
were arrested on Christmas right. Manson JAN. 6.
The &new abuses, in the most violent manner, the Republican
Government of 31exico, which allows the free introduction of every
description of books. It represents the clergy of this country as
exposed to the sarcasms and the insults of infidels and revolt'.
%ionises ; but it hopes this body• sell not be conquered in the
struggle. for the lower orders of the people will be always upon its
side, and a few monks, according to the Gazette, are, an 31exico,
worth more than a company of grenadiers.
It is remelted that many clergymen preach in the pulpit the
forgetfulness of the past, and ask that a complete union may take
plies amongt all Spaniards ; we sincerely hope they may procure
this result by their discourses.
The Constitutionalists are less persecuted than formerly ; they
may leave their houses, and assemble in any number without fear-
ing insult. We AN even informed that in many planes the arms
oilier were taken from them have been returned.
preen the Jaw aal des Debut. of %rednesday.]
PARIS. JAIL 18.
There has been republished a brochree of the Sieur Foleonet, who
stacks the sale of the property of the Clergy as well as cf that, of
fie emigrants. There are added conciliatory mites, which contra.
diet the fundamental doctrines of the work; sod this 'adorer Is
ice, so the public under this title—" A work upon the integral
[indemnity. in favour of the old Proprietors, who we e dispossessed
diuing the storms of the r. volution. This indemnity is proved to be
necessary by the opiuion of the author, upon the sale of the national
emery with an Introduction and. an Ilistoriral Notice of the life
if the anther, by his son-in-law, F. Delavue." We avow that our
love of justice has not yet proceeded to madness : we could not
finish tie reading of this work, and we wish win were deceived when
we asset, that its title is affixed in large &gravers in the streets of
Pone Slice we are also conscious that the title of a work by 31.
de Chatesubriand was not allowed to be fixed up, and he never dis-
cuses general questions except with a moderation inseparable from
loin and talent.
[From the CortstitalianneLt
PARIS, JAW. 18.
At a meeting of Diplomatists which took place within a few
days, • remarkable inhabitant of the street of Rivoli was near a
great Russian personage. " Count," said the former. •6 are the
lasses at Petersburgh as great as they were supposed ?-411.• they not
:eat than was imagined at the first ntoment of terror ?-1,1 the ac-
count given by the Russian Anbassador correct ?" " Can you
doubt it," replied the Russian, •• it is given by our Minister of
Finance !—sloes not a Finance Minister elvers tell truth ?"
" Count," replied the inhabitant of the street of Rivoli, "are there
she Gaston in Russia ?"
There are different ideas respecting the political situation of Poe-
apt We hear of important events which are passing in that
country. There has been nothing from Lisbon this some time.
We know for certain that 31. Hyde De Neuritic is at Brest, and he
will repair speedily to Paris.