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PARIS.

[EROY OUR CORRESPONDENT.'
PARII, Nov. 10.
The departure of the KiNG for Compeigne has mired
the reports of a change in the Ministry. It is pteinett
that they will receive the notification of their diaauui
from thence, and that it will not be until the return of k,
MAJESTY to Paris that be will make known those folds%
lie intentls oufiding les Portfrailles meant, ; it is eetnatiq
that M. lIATIlltt.7 DE MONTMORENCY and the Luke t.
1)01::)FAUVILI.L are of the party to ('omptigue.
is not a doubt but M. at Vict.at.z will keep his sect,,,
has hail the address to succeed in representing Wand/ t,
indispensably necessary, in consequence of the eatrw,
embarrassed state of the finances; he has for several 6:
past bad frequent and long conferences with the EIN.
which conferences, it ix said, have been wholly oecup:,
in casting the mould for a new Ministry, of which It ,
VII.I.CLE will remain the Premier. Ilia MAJESTY tad •
DE VII.I.ELC find they have no slight task to 'comer!:
It is easy to contemplate the iiew fabric, but net so eavy•
find either the materials or the cement. ..•

The Elate, and the other Journals, lately moat,
a barbarous attack had been made by a band of raffia%
the person of M. le Marquis ut C • • • s, on his return ftsa
sprinkling holy water on the body of the late King; thit
had been attacked at night by rubbers between St.
and lipinay, who, after beating him in the most cud mat,
ner, stripped him, leaving him half dead with the tryur4
lie bad received. Since the first report of this horrid diir.
the same journals have announced that the situation ofilit
Marquis was not so desperate as at first iinae:i;cd. TLe
fact is, this strange arair happened quite otherwise'
it was at first reported. The :Marquis 111: (•rsr:sr;,
hero of this tragical adventure, haul made a nocturnal 4:.
pointmcnt, which was attended by more persons '"
expected. His unwelcome company, seine soldier of
Royal Guard, after giving him what he richly e 6
a hearty thrashing, stripped him of his clothes,
in the fickle, and carried away their spoil to the L
their Colonel. The poor Marquis managed to Lett.;s
over-all ; and with difficulty returned to Paris, covert
bruises and shivering with cold. This affair has triiti
great noise, to the no small annoyance of his own fan:,:,,
and others to which he is related.

The Barcelona Journal, of the 49th, has published the
following declaration of General MONTAILLOT, 1010 Ira
shot at Ahneira, which he had written with his ow 1,2:-.1
a few hours before hia execution. The General is irk-nix,'
in the list of the condemned, under the name of
CHARLES MASOFF.

In the name of the Almighty God, my Father, I die
as Jiang Christ, and like him, I die innocent, for the
Liberty, and my companions are innocent for the same came,
I pardon, but to no use, the authors of our wassinst;
foresee that the day of our execution will be the date of
of Spain ; before three months site will be inundated
and th^ authors of our death will die in deep di:vpair.
I pardnn, hut to no use, the Rourlxisis ; the tern, of their
Axed; expect them, before one year is over, Wort
banal of tiorl.

My dederation, under the name of "Sheer," ought to het
been mitfeient to have eared the innocent, but an arbitrory
knows no laws.
1 purdun, if God, my Father, will pardon.
(Sitinedl M NTA RI.I)T,
Le Petit File de Dieu, Grand Maitre du ze;eil.
Aug. :?;?, 1821.
This unfortunate man, whom the Spanish Journals style
General MIo\TARLOr, was a kind of maniac, and Lad
never any appointment in the French army beyeract
attached to the Commissariat.

I gave you some intimation, a day or two ago, 4:4
plots fabricated by the Police, for the purpose of,
the mind of the I;ixc, and thus inducing him to .
from appearing so frequently in public. Should these
spiroeits fail of their effect, there are other nratagenask
the same purpose in preparation. You have read, is the
Courrier Francais, the details of the Conspirley of TM,
cektured !ketches (braces)de bansetax troiscuuleos. Thee \
howc err, s new one organized, and which is to be iail
before the Kt x this morning at Compcigne. This dread.
ful conspiracy, discovered by the prudence and wonder;a:
sagacity of our Ministers, has been planned, it appears,
conjointly by the Liberals and the Revolutionlists ; ss
what is its direful object, think you ? Why, nothing lee
than the assassination of all the :Ministers of France, iLx
their own houses, at an hour fixed upon by the Conspira.
tors. The Liberal Journals, you may be sure, a.,
necessarily at tie bottom of all this; it is thoy
have irritated the public mind ; it is absolutely necerv?
that the Co:Juni:tee of the C.nsorship should be oci•
blished. This conspiracy is conjured up, to sTr".!
abroad a belief that a revolutionary spirit still rni;ss
among the populace of Paris. The 'concerted roof
Captain Nom., which I mentioned in my hat leau,ns
intended to prove that the same spirit reigns in the Om-
menus ; for this individual was arrested at the
anent that he arrived in Paris. It remains to be secl::
this manoeuvring will be so well manazed as to 1::1:
impression on the ha Nr , or whether the gIVISIIt SS
artifice will defeat itself by discovering the Wiwi.; pet;. -
of the Ministers, and hasten their disgrace. I shall ce.r.
bably he able, in a few days, to give you some &Haiti.:
the gra•nl conspiracy for the agassination of the Miois:crs.
with which the Kist: is to be regaled this mcniing at Gs.
peigne.

There was not much business trarlS3C:rd in the Ford;*.t
Stock Market on Saturday. Spanish Bonds were the
saleable articles, and in them there wr.s a considerable ti.J.
Vance. At the close of the day, those of 1:-021 were at
an improvement of 2 per cont. We have always rn
tallied that justice would of nceevity be done to the en.'
tors of Spain. and we now think the time cannot r tar
distant. In south American Securities there was a gener3l
decline. The contract of a new luau for Mexico ftr'•
millions st, rling operated unfavourable on them. 'I

precise tcrins of'tltc contract kve not tran9irod, but
cording to report it is to be.li en hit test of 6 pa ea.:
and Lis been taken at 70. If this be true, the pt
quotation of Mexican Bonds is much above their reLel
value.

P...patehes have Leen rec. v«I frem Calve.tta to the
June, by the Edw,:rd P.vz...t. Up to that date no ?um
had hevn rtreivLd from the extwiliticn under Sir As e!: air
l'anitli,ll, since the capture Of Itangocii. A very eon,
deriiMe body of Iturtocr2 troop; Wort! COMlllitlitlg
in the nti,ghbourho.4l of Paeca. The indigo crops w,.Te
fnecurald,.. btu it was f..are.! the enemy would ao •1,.'
injury to the I.;:intatiens. Imutirrs tee re aimest .1
fon-Lie:9, so in4ily troops having been will:C.:awn f..r
enp-dition.

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The information brotmlit by the Sir FAlwaril
lative to 111,, oar apilnst 11.4, Pornt::s?, is almost t.

to sonic few ailtliti‘u.nal particulars nspC.cting the c.
IZau! eon, the principal seaport of the lturnitse:ct

In the o.,,,vations the town of Itituftoott was a.•t on fire. •:
a fresh s‘m:ll-east t.iad s. r.ing in. teriletl to inarate •
Ow- troops took ii.istessim of the largo pa7o.
(oh: r valuable; were deposi.
s a: 'oil, re (many seri, se!.
v:'•11 sip 1-•11.1-ed surd of amts. KC
Akeit at Rani:eon. A :alute and three TOHQ,
musketry were tired on the 'id June, at all the 'oath :
the lasi forces servin,z in the Fast Indies, in hom
the capture of the plc,-e. The most eXPe""`•
were ettte•r:ained at taleutta. that the war woulst
cease, or our forces won!il s he tee upon Anil take the /kir-
mese capital. General Sir i: i ward Paget had just rLturi.ol
to Calcutta front his uorthorn tour or inspection.

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FRENCH PAPERS.

I Ft= thr Etuak dated Fridow .1
Cotiri Lea r, Nov. 9.

Aft,/ breskihet, which took place at • quarter to eleven, the
yoeg homed in the forret.
11,, table •I'lloanrar, both at dinner and at breakfast, was set
;,as soh neatly thirty cowrie. Itesitios the perils we mentiimed
„,0,4,131, who 111111 the honour to be admitted to It, we must add
'the Duke il'Esti.see, afershel. commanding the /epartment
„1 (lio.; ?I. Rho de Motions, Ihr.ect of die l'as de Ca/aia
the w',-Pr,:tet of St.Quimtin, and that of S-nits; the ]layer of
Revivals, and the King's I'll.mm/cm of that env.
Ms Majesty dines! at half-past six. During the dinner. the
and of th.: Na!iallat Gnarl! CaLelltra, an yesterday, aymphonies
end favourite airs. , A crest number of persons were pennitted to
thc. table In the banquet-hall.
Seidler td. node, nor during his stay at Compiegne, has die
K. • been whirr d. Ilia Majesty thought it his duty to relieve
the l'refecti and udier fonctionariea from that formality ; but this
evening, aft dirmer, his Majesty received • great member of
M of the surneviding COHI/ItUaelt. The receiving of them tie.
cuee•.l Mae than an hour. The King returned to Paris at nine
ohlack.
1't1:71111 it 9111. PARIS. Nov.ll.—Five per Cents. 10If. 50r. ;
Ist the emlol the math. lielf. fine. ; Neapolitan (Falconet),l:9l. :
.1.r,, Its f :
C ditto in sterling. ; BPanish. 171;
Royal
Spaitish bean, Lti.osirs Aleilamtirar.
(Fran the ems/instils/tutor Thured
nay.l
Pats, Nov.
%Ve have just received by express the following news from Ma-
,hid. dated the lil inst. :
" 'The charge d'Alliairee of France. and the General in Chief
('ant 'Pigeon, went off 'yesterday to the Escurial, to announce to
trapsg the retiohit ion of his Majesty Charles X., to withdraw his
o from the Penineula, KATI.% only garrisons in Cubs, Pam.
loa. Ate. The Illiarge d'Affaires is also to tell his Majesty, that
hit iniaps will in no way interfere with matters beyond the ciscuit
act tht fortresses they occupy.
o Although this news is (entitye and authentic, and though the
iwpie,taiiis have been already /mule for entirely evacuating Spain
st tic cud of the month, I can guasantee to you, that when the
charee d'Affaires of France gave an the "_Nth instant (ultimo ?) •
note to our Minister of Foreign Affairs, announcing the positive
instiartions he had received as to the evacuation of the interior of
hewn. our (the Spanish) Government was so frightened, that it
inonediately commenced new negociationa, making propositions
which have been nem to Paris, and which, notwithstanding the
,we transmitted to M. Zea. and the journey of the (lettere' and
Chugs d'Affaires to the I:senrial, will probably occasion some
modification in the tint determination of the Cabinet of the Toil-
lenee.
"The negociation with the bankers of Paris for shun is altogether
Woken off, heraise these houses w-eld not take the smallest part
on their lien risk. It is lamed that instructions newly given to
Pl. Borgne authorise him to make some overtures to other houses
no the adnumion of a certain quantity of Amide of the first loans of
the Cones, which would he Incised in payment of the loan pro.
peel to be contracted; but this is a report which I repeat without
gewentreing it.
It is stated as positive that M. de Talaru returns to Madrid."