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LONDON, IVEDNESDAY, NovEmota 3, 11335.

Yesterday we received the Paris Papers of Friday and
Saturday ; and last night those of Sunday arrived at our
Aff;rze, with the Etoile of Mondays.date. From the former,
ektracts w;11 be found in another column. The Etoih,
brings intelligence (we know not whether, in the present
condition of Spain, we should call it important or other-
wise), that M. Zr A Beascupez has been supplanted by the
Duke del ler A NTADO. The Apostolic Junta have, there-
fore, again triumphed, and the Peninsula, we fear, will
hare occasion to bewail the event in tears of blond. It was
hoped that the political measures of the Spanish Govern-
ircrt would in future have been characterised by modera-
tim ; but the estrerne party have now gained the fiscal-
esncy, and furious excesses of every kind will, as before,
stain the annals of this unhappy country. In the nature
of alines. unquestionably, there is a limit to the mad and
w;,:ked course of the fanatics, into whose lianas the power of
governing Spain has devolved; but that limit, unfortu-
nicely, will not be reached till the whole nation is sunk
tofzetber into irretrievable ruin and misery. Neither good
nor evil is entirely without alloy, and in this case, tbe
I:ngr the Peninsula retains the victim of the priestly
faction, which sits like an incubus upon it, the more leisure
and safety will be afforded to the New States of America to
complete their internal organisation, and adjust their rela-
tives with each other.

It appears by tht private correspondence of the Con-
sf,t2tiJnn4 of Saturday, that the influence of the Apos-
tolic party had caused the rejection of M. TASSIN'S pro-
p )sals for a loan. An of note has been published by
the Royal-Commissioner of the Spanish Sinking Fund at

twig, declaring, in somewhat singular terms, that " the
Tessin Loan (so the attempt is designated) never existed."
We learn, by an article in the Monitrui, which we sub-
join, that the Divan have resolved to reject the demand of
the United States for leave to pass through the Dardanelles.
It is said that Commodore Ronnie had intimated thit the
refund would be the signal fur commencing hostilities
against the PORTE. If this indeed be so (which we cannot
for a moment believe), the consequence would be, the
general interposition of the European Powers, who, it is
r,Jiiced in the Journal de Paris, are at this moment engaged
it negotiations relative to the affairs of Greece. A letter
from Poet Milton, received at Liege, announces the defeat
or the combined Turkish fleet, with the loss of 60 vessels,
but oo partietlars.are stated. We must wait for the con-
fiiincion of this news before we venture to express our
feelings regarding it.
The new King of BAVARIA, it is to be apprehended,
will turn out a complete fanatic. Ile was formerly a patron
of the miracle-working Prince of HOHENI.OIIF, and it is
erpected thit one of the first acts of sovereignty performed
by King Louis, will be to invite the holy man again to
bless the Bavarian territory with his presence.
At the close of the Paris Exchange en Saturday the
prices were, Five per Cents. 99f. 85c., Three per Cents.
'K. 664. ; rlss same for the end of the month in both
Stocks. Neapolitan Bonds 86f. 50C. Royal Spanish Loan
W
(From the .toile dated Monday, Oct. 311

PARIS, 0cr.30.
A t.ileyrraphic despatch announces that M. dr Zea, Prime 31inistee
of Spate, has been replaced by the Duke del Infentadu•.
M. Blaithee, agent of the Oreek Committee at Loudon, less just
arrived at Puts. It is said he is to °pea a communication between
010 kinetait and Vie French Committees, foe the arlrant.tge of the
fi reek rause.

A Videneiamtes jaurnal of the 811,di says—" Om Thursday last
so inns/lase qoaistity of snow ftll io tbeferret of Mormal and the
environs. The oaks, wlueh are still covered with leaves, had such
s weight to bear that the strongest branches broke.
The damage is said to be considerable in that fine forest."

(Front the Moaiteur of Sunday. Oct. 30.)
VIENNA, OCT. 16.

The demands of the United States relative to the passage of
American vessels through the Dardanelles and the Bosphorus, secmo
hag to have engaged the attention of the Divan ; it is affirmed

• The Ithinorkl Ronklair, which reached Paris yesterday, ssld
that u.• ',Tort of a change In the Spanish ministry had hoer' cur-
tel.t pt Bordeaux' on the departure of the last Spanish mail ; but as
that Journal mentioned M. Pau de la Cadens, as successor to
. tea ; and as we have goad reason to elietatet the veracity of
lot paper, we resolved to watt for official netts, whit* did it&
acrivr feeterder till lone after the Stork was rioted.