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London, England, 1825-01-26 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

IFrom the litaniteur of Sunday.—Non-Official Part.l
MADRID, J AN• 11.
Five hundred thousand reals, part of the loan
of Guebhard, have arrived at I,,,ladrid, and been
deposited in the Royal 'Treasury.
His Majesty, by a decree of the 7th instant,
orders, that all officers not included in the organi-
•-/ation of the army, shall immediately receive a
month's pay to return to their homes. The same
tleeree recommends to the intendants of the pro-
-oinces the greatest punctuality in the payment of
:he sums allowed to these officers.
By another decree, his Majesty has restored
to the town of Tariffa a considerable octrai (duty
en goods entering the gates) to assist it in re-
y.:tring the losses which it snstained by the in-
yation of the Constitutionalists on the 3d of Au-
?just last year.
13y a decree of the 18th December, his Ma-
)esty has confirmed the offices bestowed by the
Viceroys of our American possessions till the day
when the Constitution was published there. His
Majesty also confirms the Military employments
conferred since that time. -Messrs. Larrumbide,
Villagomen, Marin, and Puig, Councillors of
-Castile, who were excluded at the beginniug of
last year, have already been replaced ; the three
first had co-operated in drawing up the now plan
of public instruction ; the last is one of the old-
est Magistrates of the nation.
If. Bermudez; by the aid of M. Ugarte, daily
obtains a more decided ascendancy over his col-
leagues. For some days past his Majesty has
given no private audiences. Ile refers all the ap-
plications made to him to M. lea.
Madame Erro, whose husband, Ex-Minister of
Finance, is still in exile at Valladolid, has again
applied to his Majesty to obtain permission to re-
tern hither. His Majesty replied, that this per-
mission would be soon granted, but that the time
was not yet come.
The Council of Castile is engaged with a plan
• for changing the seat of some of the Courts of
Justice in the kingdom, to afford the inhabitants
of til• provinces in the resort of these tribunals
-greater facilities in carrying on their suits at law.
The Courts of Navarre, Cazeres, and Barcelona,
are included in these changes ; they will be re-
aeaved to Olito, to Merida, and to Rena.
(EXTRACT PROM A PRIVATE LETTER.)
1 The moderate party is on the point of wholly obtaining the
stsperierity. It is certain, that the Government having engaged
by two secret articles of the last treaty of occupation, to pub-
Usti a new amnesty, and to recognize the capitulation between
the French and Spanish Generals, and to include in the
test the Afraneesados, the influence of the violent party must
cease to be felt in our affairs. With respect to the places oc-
.cupied by the French, all persons confined for political opi-
nions or acts, before the entrance of the French army into Spain,
been set at liberty; and in the rest of the Peninsula,
ail persons confined for their opinions have also been discharged,
sse,-ainst whom no representations have been made, either relative
to their private acts or concerning their political conduct. There
are in circulation here copies of the representation made to the
Ring at the beginning of last year, by the Bishop of Alechoa-
cast. It is observed, that the persons signing this paper pro-
pose to his 3lajesty to follow the example of Louis X VIII.,
by granting a general and unrestricted amnesty. In the
speech pronounced by the President of the Council of Cas-
tile at the commencement of the year, according to custom,
it is remarked, that M. de Villela several times repeated the
weeds " union" " oblivion," and '.pardon." This speech
also gives credibility to the report of an approaching amnesty.
It is affirmed that Prince Maximilian loses no opportunity to
impress on his Majesty its necessity and advantages. His Royal
Highness having visited every thing remarkable in our capital,
goes almost every evening to the theatre with the King and
stie Princesses; national plays and dances are always performed.
(From the Journal des Debate of Sunday.)
MADRID, JAN. 10.

The'Ministers -of Foreign Powers continually
.endeavour to obtain the publication of a new am-
nesty, and every thing leads to the belief that,
definitively, their efforts will meet with success ;
for I have it from persons who are very near the
Abliuisters, that a report on that important subject is
ready to be presented to his Majesty. Forty per-
sons only will be excepted in this amnesty. Those
piers-sus employed before 1820, will be divided
into two classes ; those of the first will retain
for life two-thirds of their appointments, and
itiose of the second one-third ; lastly, those who,
during the war of independence, followed the
party of J oseph, will be re-established in the en-
juimeut of their civil rights; they may be even
nominated to municipal employments (emplios de
republica); they cannot, however, aspire to be
re-established in the honours and employments
which they held in 1808. The question of the
American expedition is always entertained in the
frequent councils which the Ministers continue
to hold. It seems that in the last it was decided
float sixty artillery officers of the ex-constitu-
Clonal army should be re.established without any
previous purification, to set out fer America, and
• that one party of them should embark forthwith
to join the expedition which set out from Ferrol
month ago.

PARIS, JAN. 23.

It is generally thought on the Exchange, that
the measures to betaken by our Government, both
wail regard to England and to Spain, will depend
upon the answer which is expected from St. Pe-
tersburgh concerning the acknowledgment of the
new States of South America. The days and the
-weeks are counted which must elapse until the
opening of the diScussions,on-the projects of indem-
nity to be granted• to the emigrants, and on the 3
per Cents. • It is thought that till then the
business will not be very animated.—( Ministerial
_Evening Journal.)
{From the Eloile, dated Monday.)
PARIS, JAN. 24.

A-ide-cle:Camp of the
The Prince Wolkonsky,
Emperor of Russia, arrived on Thursday at Paris.

A galvanic battery of a new construction has
just been completed, and added to the apparatus of the Ports-
mouth Philosophical Society. It is the invention, and has
been made under the superintendence, moat LANE, one of
Ise curators of the institution, and is a powerful and ii-
genious instrument. Its novelty consists in the form of the
plates, which are circular, and (instead of troughs) Ere immersed
in glasses, similar to finger glasses with flat bottoms. There
is STange of 30 of these, six only of which on an experimental
trial fused platina wire with the greatest ease. The zinc and
**Pe" Presen..t,a surface of `25 square feet of metal. A new
VLPw_ri,t_u.sfsit
iexhibiling the heat conducting powers of metal,
isilr'em:aercaventeted and added to the society's museum. It
1 test that has ever been applied.