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London, England, 1824-04-13 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

The Paris journals of §atunlay reached us last night bi
express. The following are extracts :
[Frani the Cumstilmiiionsell
Extract Of a private letter, dated Madrid. April I :—The son of
thz Marquis of lrujo is appointed Secretary to the Spanish Eta-
' basil at M. the Count Retina thirds. who was Ambas-
sador at 14. bit 1, at the time the Constitution was re-established. id
spoken of as the new Spanish Ambassador, at Paths- fie is quite
unqualified to replace the Duke of Saa Caries at the Court of
France.

People are very much astwiiihedk to see all the tromps that were
garrisoned in the capita! depart. The authorities who were afraid
of remaining at the mercy of the few unorganised Spanish troops,
have had great difficulty in °training that four battalions should
remain. Neverthch it. the depirtore of the head-quarters is 46-
tamined upon; and from the beginning of April, all the hospital
and military offices will be transferred to Pinto, Va/demoros,
Reams, Chir.chon, and Omta., and Count Rnurmont lodge.. in the
King's palace. at Aranmer. Notwithstanding this apparent mot
of Carlow, it is &filmed that the Court would see hint set out fat
France with as much pkwaure as he would feel at finding himself
in the Chamber of Peers, inatesi of witnessing, incessantly, the
despair of the perrecuted and the fanatical rage of the peacetimes.
M. Corp**, tell known in Paris by his proceedings at the hp%
the Regency of the Faith was organised, has been appointed Conan/
at flausburgh, and Mister extraordinary to al the Ranee Towns.
M. Citrate will prvsde at the Council et Mimisteri during M.
Majesty's absence.

In order to defray the expense's of the journey to Aranjuel, it hag
bee, necessary to seize the product of the bull of the Cruxida of the
stamp, and even thzt of the duties pa:d to the police (or the mat
of sojourn._ _

The Minister of War, Cron. is colorised to the mom violent at-
tacks 'liner: the proinulqiitiot of the decree respetting the °Tani"-
don of the royalist militia. This useful decree is likdy to be the
counterpart of that of Andiklmr. and to produce the gone restate.
_ .

[Prom the Joarial itei Dore.]
The Privy Co:twill:it' of legation, Mistrial, had set out for
Constantinople, whither he repairs for the purpose of slgntng did
treaty concluded in that city betweed the Porte and Denmark in
order to sezuru to our vessels the free navigation at the fruit 111;a.

'From the Courtier Francoia.l
PA•IS, Attu 9.
Mr. Canning, is his sipeech on the Alien Rill, wishing to jail*
his opinion by a measure practisedin a small Republic of the
Government, which he suppmes freed from the influence the
asserts that a foreigner must submit td the iffiest,-
gation of a tribunal. in which he places, amongst others, Mr. Sis-
mondi. We can affirm that this benouraide chmea hes interfered
in the 111,:an111711 adopted at Geneva against foreigners, merely till
ptntest with energy against the violent), of the right of granting
refuge. and of the political independence winch uught to charac-
terise that canton of Switzerland, an well as all its confederates, aa
independence which of fate has been severely injured by the leg-
gestions and threats of the Ministers of the Great Powers to So
Helvetian Confederation.
Alsacts 30.
It is believed that the Court will be absent from Madrid fle several
months, and that it will visit suceesively Toledo, St. PAlethase,
Escuriel, and Sacedon, fur the benefit of its waters.

General Bourniont accloyanitni the hang on hix journey to Aran..
duet ; but the French mbaiisclor does not quit this capital. His
Excellency will go .tranjurz severnl times dtiring the week to pay
his respects to the king. During the absence of the French troops
who follow the King to Aranjuez, General Queutia is charged
with the care of maintaining order and tranquillity in the capital.
Several arrests have taken place nithin the last few days. Amongst
the persons imprisited. the Alarquit of Canino, firmer CorniTiaar
of 3ladrid, is mentioned. Since the departure of the French
fur Aranjues, more than 3AM individuals have applicrr
purports.
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Nut only the ancient national militia-men. but also ail thorns
suspected of professing liberal opinions, have been ordered to keep
at a distance of fifteen leagues from Aranjues.
Arrests continue to take place at Vale.icia. Several moos of
distinction, and especially the Marquis of Almaden*, are Waning
in the prisons.
It is reported, that in a village of C,astille the people broke open
the doors of the prison, in which were confined twenty of the an.
dent militia-men, which they reused, and replaced by sevaf
Royalist volunteers.

II ARCH U.
The rumour has just hem circulated, that the whole of alio
French troops will out rtpsir to the Hoye( residence. This ch
is attributed to the reprelentations of the French Ambasiadarne t
is reported that an exprems has been despatched to Paris to ask for
special instructions on this important point, and that all InCIT:1
ments of troops will be didayed until its return.