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LONDON,
WEDIVESDAY EVENING, JULY 27, 1825.

.I'he French Papers--of Sunday and Tvlonday,-
Ithich arrived last night, contain letters from
Valdes and Madrid.
The first refers to the contemplated. evaoua-
(jun of the Neapolitan territory by the Austrian
Troops, and the annexation of some additional
articles to the Convention of 31st August 1824,
II
-Y.-which the presence of the Imperial Army was
Pr°lquged until May 1826. The object of these
additional articles is to provide for the inime.
diate partial evacuation, and to effect a gra-
'64l. 4secrease of the Austrian military force,
a° as to ensure their final departure by
March,
18%7' Car Readers may recollect that the
714c4111i°11 of Spain by the French troops
1 to take place about the same time, and thus
the
t" kingdoms ttedof Spain and Naples will be
:(714rselst !"°' ".go alone', agaiß,f- their respective
deeming them sufficiently strong to be
ontrusted on their own legs. The forcible occu-
pation of these two' kinadonts by foreign powers
Naas a most daring violation of the rights of hide-
Pendent nations, and :he case is not much altered
*l'eu supposing the interference was sought for by
the respective Sovereigns of the occupied territory.
tuterital We think one nation has nothing to do with the
dissentious of another and herefe see
withwithplea
steps , t or
sure any ste taken, to relieve these
litlf4dorrit of their foreign- intruders. The article
ate
aken from the Journal of the Two Sicilia,
It:d duly 5, and is as follows:
Buha Majesty the King, our Master, during his stay at Mi-
Jit basin g,
known to his august ally, the Emperor of
31.1114 his desire to annex some additional articles to the
-„„ eati°ll of August 31, 1824. The articles in question were
41""ed on the 28th of May. The object of these articles is to
t1:14414te a mode of
tice progressive evacuation, which shall com-
14,7th' flltnediately, and terminate in the month of March,
for exPence of ten months prolongation being made up
f
tt.u:
13/3
ateedmuinpuentioboy, for the present year, of the number o
the above-mentioned convention of 31st
444111:5t, 1814, so that the Royal Treasury will not have to bear
,1* burden beyond that which is already fixed, which
thkeVioot the hope. of a certain relief, if the minimum of
014
caays: ud at I°,ooo men, shag be reduced to 12,000.
In
sort the 'aying arising from the above-mentioned redue-
Tivlaitt be to the advantage of our Treasury."
OA( Ne, 3Peculd, viz. the letter from Madrid, states
`r• Unott "i\TriS N Minister Plenipotentiary
• ch.
of
th United States, had his audience of leave
E KING.4i, 'Vile Duke d'ESPAGNE has been
%it
c.:ll)ointecl Commander of the Infantry of
Niita4rds,_and great confidence is placed in his
1,4
brY activity and talents. Don JUAN CARO
file :t "Alartled Captain General of New Cas-
pie,,‘ ° use the language of the Horse Guards)
Gen " .1114,
let eral PEZUELA, dismissed the service.
for
.t." quoted below gives the reason
il;(llstnissal of the General, and knowing
at"ated • mind Droh4bi_ min of ERDINAND, it is far too
1114
theeotu permit usto doubt it, except indeed
11'ere ceasiun on Which the offensive words
rNegelltf.(l
lei,l' to -
.tave been spoken does tip-
t the least likely in the world to have
'tei°thehie utterance- of such sentimentA, what;
;,.",e,7rt I.tlight inwardly think. The .fol-
,to':" tue letter referrer( to •
11.1.1:1"1 Caro, just named' Captain-General of New
fiellitila'N with also
arrives( ed here. General Pezucla, who was in-
jun 0 .ce,' has b6en removed as unworthy to i
L.hemat aenict as
honse to purify an'or- j
▪ _• hus'Aopin.Lon.l

the military who- had followed the Constitutional banners had
done their duty, and that, on the contrary, he would sentence
o the galleys those who had gone to join the "loyalists. lie
added, " as for the Officers who left -their Regiment to go and
-join the Royalists, my advice would be to add to this punish-
ment, that of putting their feet in irons." The Secretary of
the Junta immediately addressi a humble representation to
his Majesty against such revolutionary expressions, and the
King, filled with the-most just indignation, dismissed Pezuela
from his office." -

Two French brigs Les Ging ,Swans and I; yeurcux
Sabine, arriving from Alexandria at Marseilles,
have been placed under the strictest quarantine,
and allowed no communication with the shore.—
The Board of Health has declared itself perma-
nent, so as to be enabled to take any steps the
sequel may render necessary.

The Lisbon Gazelles from the 4th to the ioth
July, which arrived this day, give us the copy
of an Alvara for the establishment of Schools for
Surgery in the cities of Lisbon and Oporto, in
the respective Hospitals of St. Joseph and Mercy.
The course of study is to be of 5 years' duration.

A Letter from Cadiz, dated June 10, contained
in the above Gazette states, that the Spanish
armed brig Pezuela, Captain MANocr. Qu ESADA,
arrived in this port on the 7th from Quotia, Mal-
vinas, and Bahia di San Salvador, in five months
from the first place, and 50 days from the last.—
t brings dispatches for the Government, and 118
Officers and soldiers of the army of Peru. Owing
to the length of the voyage, she of course brings
no news from Peru, having sailed at the same
time as the Yca, which brought the. first dispatch
to this port. -

The Frankfort Papers to the 20th July have
also arrived. They bring news from Vienna and
St. Petersburgh. The Gazette of th►• former con-
tains a pretty numerous list of promotions in the
army. By au Ukase, dated St.Petersburgh, J ly 5,
the Senate has published a Decree, approved by
the Council of the Empire, and sanctioned by the
EMPEROR, exempting all persons attached to
public establishments for education from having
soldiers quartered on them, and from the pay-
ment of money instead.